The Dickinson press., 1911-01-07

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Kipp on January 3.
On December 81 a daughter was born
to Alderman and Mrs. Carl Schaefer.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
0. H. Coon at the home of Mrs. Joe
Beaulieu or December 80.
Miss Mildred Perkins was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Brown in Bismarck
this week.
Wayne B. Howe, Jr., is given in a
group of surveyors working at the new
town of Energy.
Wanted-cook and dining room girl
will pay So per day for cook. T. E.
Johnson, proprietor Rough Rider hotel,
Medora. 12-31-2p
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Miller have
been settling this week in the Bloom
house. MIR. Miller is the new N. P.
station agent at Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.. Dickinson enter
aimed Postmaster and Mrs. N. C..
Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. George Dobson,
Mrs. E. A. Darling and Mrs. Knight fol-
dinner on New Years day.
MIR. and Mrs. P. T. Birmingham re-
manned over for the fireman's dance.
Mr.. Birmingham was formerly employed
in the Joe Auth barber shop and now
has a good shop of his own at Beach.
About the 18th j. T. Royston, Of
the Consolidated Coal Co., will move his
Office to Lehigh which will put him in a
position to keep close in touch with
operations at the mine. His family,
however, will remain in Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Gerlick, father
and mother of Mrs. W. r. Everett and
George and Fred Gerlick returned last
Friday to their home in Mapleton,
Mimi, after spending several weeks
with their children here.
On Tuesday afternoon the fire depart
ment was called to the home of l. van
Gelder in South Dickinson. where a fire
had started in an inside wall from a
stove pipe. Not much damage was
done. however, beside that done by the
generous use of water in ex%tinguishine
the flames.
School will open again on Monday,
January 9. Teachers are returning from
their holiday vacation spent at thei.
homes. There will be no break in the
work now until the Easter vacation.
Examinations in all half-year studies
will be given the latter part of January.
r. H. West, who has been %bookkeeper
for the Missouri Slope Brick & Tile Co.
since last May, went to Charleston, w.
Va, last week, where he accepted a
position al manager of a new brick
making enterprise: He expects to re-
turn next week to accompany his wife
and family to their new home in the
southeast. - -
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This week DR.. L. C. Smith conducted
a special excursion for the Tompkins
Land immigration Co. of St. Paul to
Fruitdale, Oregon, where the company
owns 3, 500 acres of orchard lands. The
party had a special car and were
scheduled to 60 through here on Wednes-
day. The new town to which DR..
Smith is taking people is south of Port
land on the S. P. Ry., and not far from
where John Ballard, formerly of Dickin-
son. resides.
Judge H. X. Nichols received a fine
notice from a paper printed at Edger-
ton, Mimi, about the 1911 calendars he
put out. showing how prosperous inves-
tors Of this section burn mortgages. MIR.
Nichols is in the real estate business
and he always trys to give his customers
good value for their money. He was a
former resident of Edgerton. where he
was employed on the paper referred to.
E. j. Scharf has been fixing up the
Jim Vaughn brick house on Third Ave.
W. and will move his family in the
coming week. The house is modern in
every way and when the yards are fixed
up a little in the spring it will be one
of the prettiest homes in the city. MIR.
Scharf will rent or sell his former home
on First Ave. W.