Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-11-17
WEDDING BELLS.
The AuspiciOus Marriage Last Night Of
Geo. E. Smith and Miss Carrie Kuck.
uck Amid Congratulations.
Billy Goodrich Elected by 400 Hsjority
and s. Talks Back - to the Alert for
Labelling Him Republican.
That Wedding.


The wedding of Geo. i. Smith to Miss
Carrie Kuckuck, took place at the resi-
kence of Hon. +. p. Wells last evening
at nine o'clock. At an early hour in the
eveningthe elegant parlors were filled
with invited guests and intimate friends
of the contracting parties. A little after
eight O'Clock the bride entered the main
drawing room leaning gracefully upon
sic of the bridal chorus which was rem
dered by Miss Lizzie Wells. The con-
tracing parties were Immediately fol-
lowed by the bridesmaid and groomsman.
The bride wore colored velvet silk
dress with white velvet basque, while a
tiny boquet of tea flowers graced her
throat. The parties having gained their
positions, the officiating clergyman, Rev.
N. d. flaming, proceeded with tho cere-
monies, which were very Impressive At
the conclusion of the ceremonies few
minutes were pleasantly occupied by the
guests present in extending congratula-
tions, after which the party adjourned to
the elegantly adorned dining hall to par
take of sumptuous lunch, which was
served in royal style. # a@H
The presents were numerous and in
many cases very costly. The following
is list of them: A clock, by Lewis Pc
terson: motto beautifully executed, by
Jennie Gieseler; q handsome parlor lamp
richly decorated, John A. Moore;
an elegant jewel case, A. McKechnie;
an cboney quarto parlor table, J. A. AL
den; rocking chair, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Klaus; water pitcher, Miss Mary Veins;
a handsome ladies sewing chair, Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Dudley; cut glass water set
with goblets, Mr.. and Mrs. K. S. Reeves;
stand lamp, e. r. Smith; one set orna
mental china dishes and castor with fix
lures, E. p Wells; pair feather pillows,
Mrs. NJ. s. Wells; set laced pillow shams,
Miss Lizzie Wells; danlask table cloths,
Miss Katie Arentz; glass water pitcher,
MIR. and Mrs. J. Il. Wlnslow; one full bed
set and table linen, E. p. Wells; toilet
set, Mr.. and Mrs Mcclure; full set dec
Grated chamber ware, MIR. and Mrs. Joe
ID. Mills, Miss Sarah McDonahue and Liz
zie Sutherland; silver cake dish, Miss Mary
Marsccl)es; handsome landscape paint
ing, A. o. Ayers; silver trimmed cut glass
cake dish and silver spoon IN case, Joe
Freeman; q pair card receivers, Rosa
Gagaschi; an elegantly bound book OF
poems, L. e. Mckay and wife; carving
set, Miss Lizzie Squares; silver sugar
spoon and butter knife, E. P.Wells; set
silver forks, Miss Maggie Wells; set sill
yer tea spoons, Baby Wells; set silver
desert spoons, Flip Wells; set silver
knives, Master Wells; linen towels, Miss
Anna Butts; fancy shawl pin, Ira NAL
right; one parlor and table spread, Mr.
and Mrs. Bush; table spread, S. F. Corw:n'
The bride has for the past five years
been connected with MIR. Wells family,
during which time she has by faithful
and straightforward course won thelr
kindest regards and warmest friendship;
The groom IS a young man wei! ana
f,yorably known in Jamestown and en-
;oya the confidence of every citizen, VINO
!Sv;}l vi ost heartily join the Alert IN ex-
landing congratulations to the newly
Welded nair and wishing for them as
thew travel lite's rugged journey togetnel e
that same degree OF prosperity anu 70
teen that has ever heen theirs 10 enjoy
while battling single handed =