Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-02-18
MARRIED

~ANkLAND-P1ERCE-Las We'd
Y he~day evening at the residence Of ID.
Carrigan, banker, in the presence Of
the immediate friends of the parties
most interested, Rev. Atkins, of the
- congregational Church, united in
marriage Mr.. s. X. ShankIand and
MRS. Dora M. Pierce. of this city.
The event was q brilliant affair and
one of unusual interest, in that the
groom is one Of the prominent men OF
this city, and one who is we'll AMI favor
ably known, not only Ia Custer, but
througbout the entire Hills, while the
bride, through her personal attractive
ness and many accomplishments is high
~ esteemed and admired by all those
having the pleasure Of her acquaint
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The following friends Of the contract
ing parties were present: Mr.. and Mrs
C~arrigan, Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher, an,
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. B%ernharth, MIR
and Mrs. Butterfield, Mr.. and Mrs
Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs. LaBarre, Mrs
STANDARD. Mrs, McWhinney, Mr.. G. w
Shankland, brother Of the groom, an'
Messrs. S. M. Booth, {. 4. Caldwell ans
A. D. Clark.
n Atthc. appointed hour, 8 o'clock, tn
bride, Remington the groom's arm, en-
tered the parlor in which the compan,
were assembled and the ceremony wa
Immediately performed IN an impress
siye manner by Rev. Atkins, and tn
HAPPY couple then received the congra
tulations of those present. After a sur
vey Of the many presents made tn
BRIDE, the guests sat down to an elegan
wedding feast which would tempt tn
gods, with it's delicious abundance, s
~ell served by Mrs. Carrigan, the repas
having been gotten up under her pei
sonal supervision.
The presents, tastefully arranged, oc
cupicd two tables which stood in tn
hall, and we're as follows:
One silver tea set-six pieces-by {
w. Shankland.
Silver cake basket--by Mr. and Mr.
ID. Carrigan.
Silver ice pitcher and goblets--M
IandMrs. 3. NJ Booth.
One alyer syrup pitcher-Miss Dell
lShan kland. 81
One Aiver pfckel dish-C. +. Caldwell
Pair solid silver napkin rings wit
case-Mr. and Mrs. II. q. Butterfield.
One set silver table forks-Mr. an
Mrs I'D Karnhart.
One silyer castor--A. ID. Clark.
Silver napkin ring-Mrs. STANDARD.
One silver butter knife-Mrs. S. y
Booth.
Set Of silver table cutlery-CHRoNIcL
One set silver tea and table spoons
Mrs. Eta Robinson.
r. Toilet basket--Mark Booth.
Pair of framed photographs--Mr an
Mrs. f. II. Flynn.
Watch stand-Mrs. STANDARD
Framed picture of Little Dot LaBarre-
Mr.. and Mrs. LaBarre.
Family eight day clock-C. w. Shanl
land.
Lace piilow-shams-Mr. and Mr.
Fisher.
Gentleman's gold vest clain-Bride
groom.
Ladies toilet set-Groom to bride.
Gents smoking set-Bride to groom.
One pair ladies gold enameled brac
lets-Groom to bride.
/ cameo ring-Bride TO groom.
Ruby set gold ring-Groom to brid
One willow basket filled with uscf
household articles too numerous to me-
tion-C. +. Caldwell.
Box imported cigars &C. F. Caldwe
! Mr.. and AIRS. Standard left the ne.
CThufsday) morning for Deadwoo
rooms having been engaged at the Wen
worth house for their accommodate
After u visit of a week or ten days thu
will return TO Custer and begin hous
keeping in the building opposite Il
court house lately purchased by NJ
\ shankland, and which ne has tran
lmogriied into one Of the best furnish'
residences to be found in the Hill
That their lives will be one continu
honeymoon is the earnest wish of Il
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