The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-06-10
Dietrich Land at a
Premium
Successful Beyond all Expecta-
tions Was the Drawing

more Indn lUU IOtS, almost every one
on Main street, business lots, solo
with a contract to build, were mark,
ed off the plat before it was exposed
to the general public, at Shoshone
Saturday night 1t was a disappoint.
ment to many prospective buyers. tC
not have a chance with the first-but
the lots could be sold only once, and
only one buyer could be served with
any particular piece of property.
The sale of residence lots has hardly
begun, as the speculative and busi-
ness interests necessarily precede that
line of development.
Dietrich will have not less than a
dozen such stone or concrete build
ings, at once, some of them from so
to rs foot frontage. The Boise City
National Bank and the Lincoln Coun-
ty National Bank have bought cor
ner lots across from the hotel, and
will build at once L. L. OrnIsby,
of Boise, has the other corner, form
| ing the square with the two banks
and the hotel and will build busi-
ness home with rs foot front. A
four-block fire limit was established
within which only fireproof materials
may be used for building. Work has
been begun on the hotel, the streets
are being graded, the town well is
already down 225 feet, and every evil
dence of prosperity is at hand.
1t can be stated safely that the
Idaho Irrigation Co. will this week
sell the greater part of the Dietrich
land. There will be small tracts,
perhaps as good as any on the land,
but the bulk of the land will change
hands this week. Water is to be de-
livered on the tract next spring-the
contracts say that they will finish
their construction work by October
or November of this year, so that
water could then be delivered if the
company wished to do so. The great
reservoir dam is to be finished by
next spring, possibly by the first of
the year. The land can be cleared
during the winter, ready to put into
crop next spring. The cosmopolitan
crowd of buyers almost every state
in the Union represented in the sale
of the lands-can start in on develop
ment work next spring, and the Die
trich tract should next year see a
wonderful growth.
The first fifty buyers are here CIV
en-:
Slater, Daniel H., Raymond, Wash. |
Dunn, Nellie E., Seattle, Wash.
Denton, York, Richfield, Idaho.
Clifford, John ", Pittsford, VT.
Henderson, Marion S., Mahton, Wash
Moore, Henrietta E., Moscow. Ida.
Hansen, Arthur ", Shoshone Idaho.
Dygert, Edith, Des Moines, Iowa.
G. F., Bedford, Ia.
Killen, John, Monona, Ia.
Ray, Saml, c., Seattle, Wash.
[ ltllc, EQ W. ~, OhiCo6OJ LII.
Stegman Chas. W., Chicago, III.
Jones, 1. B., Richfeld, Idaho.
Groves, Ethel NJ, Webster City, Ia.
Newman, j. W., Shoshone, Idaho.
Fink, Geo. B., Morland, Kansas.
Bardsley, VIM. M, Caldwell, Idaho.
Nelson, Thomas M, Boise, Idaho.
Atty. Henry G. Holmes, Boise.
King, Fred P, Irvington, N. Y.
5arslong, John t., Davenport, Ia.
Young, Emmett c., Munhall, Pa.
3arnhill, Geo. t., Richfeld, Idaho.
2amsdell Blanche r., E Swanzey N Y
oinckney, John o., Pittsford, VT.
Harold M. Bordett, Wendell.
Jolen, w. A., South Kankanna, Wis
VIM. c. Sullivan, Do, Wis.
,keed, Judson. D., Oceanside, Calf.
Mrs. E. S. Crawley, Roswell, Ida
foldsburg, Royal s., Geln Ridge N Y
I. A. Lemkuhl, Monitowoc, Wis.
,ox, ]. H., San Jose, Calf.
brock G.. G., Sheldon, Ia.
BOWER, Hiram E., Helna, Mont.
Iuston A. r., King Hill, Idaho.
Iagman Chas. E., Priest River, Id.
togeman, Jared, Randolph, Nebr.
lyle. Ralph Caldwell, Idaho.
Iaddock, j. NJ, Bedford, Iowa
chroeder, Tillie, Sioux City Ia. Il
[oughton, Marvin j., Valley Jet, la. e
.nutzen, Jno., st. Paul, MINI. e.
Tickelson, Martin, Kellogg, Idaho. L
cheier, Joe. G., Ellensburg, Wash. e
erris, Lorenzo S., Gooding, Idaho. n
Iunt, Danl A., Raymond, Wash.
otter, Grace E., Grinnel, la. B
arson, Carl e., Albert City, 2
Elkan Seattle Wash. M