Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-17
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cavalry, E.rt Totem, and Miss Harriet
Larnsd Rumnsy. Of Odessa, in this
county, were united in the holy
bonds Of mSsrimony At an early
hour Monday morning by the Rt.
Rev. William D. Walker, Episcopal
bishop Of North Dakota. The ceremony
WAS performed IN The presence of the
brides family aud I few near friends and
the happy couple took ahe 1885 train
and were well in their way east before
the interesting oceurance was generally
known. The bride IL the sister Of viii.
lam Y. Ramnsy. one Of our county
commissioner, asdsis we'll and favor.
ably known ia soic.iisty circles ia ST. Paul
Hastinas, ;r,nd Fofks and this CITY. The
groom has'been stationed at Fort Totser
with hia regiment. for two years past.
He is highly esteemed wherever known,
and his many friends here wish he and
his the blessing Of a long life Of welded
happiness aud the fullness thereof. Lieut..
and Mrs. Russell will reside st the post.
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The home of Mr.. and Mn. Jos. H,
Crow, on East Seminary street, was the
scene Of n large and brilliant gathering
Last Tuesday morning, the occasion being
the marriage u their daughter, Miss
Hattie. to Mr.. Lafayette Council, Of
Devils Lake, Dakota. The rooms were
handsomely draped and decorated, and
brilliantly lighted. The. wedding party
stood in the drawn doors between par
lors, and Immediately under beauti
fully designed and decorated umbrella
CANOPY, and were made man and wife
in a brief but pretty ceremony perform
ed by Rev. j. H. Bissell, Of College av-
enue NJ. E. church. After the custom
ary salutations the company was seated
and q magnificent midday repast was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Council took the 2:l5 D
m. train for indianapolis, whence they
went to St. Louis, arriving there yester.
day morning. They will be rendered q
reception at the home of the groom's
parentsin Williamsville, Ills, from which
place they 60 to their new home at Dew.
lis Lake. Miss Hattie has been one Of
Greencastles most estimable aud ami
ble young ladies, and, while her large
circle of friends regret the loss of her go
ciety. they Can but congratulate Mr..
Council. This lstter -oue Of Dskota's
rising and most highly esteemed young
attorneys. 4
Among the large number of relatives,
neighbors and near friends present were
George Council. Williamsville, Ills.,
brother Of the groom; Miss Flora Dar-
nall, Bainbridge; Miss Ida Colman,
Evansville; Mrs. Marsh, Charlottesville;
Mrs. Will Hunnicutt, Rockville; Mrs. g.
Z. Maston, Brasil; OF. Allen and wife,
and G. G. Hamilton and wife, Hume
well, Kan; Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Crow, In
dianapoli. A large number Of elegant
presents were given to the bride Is will
be seen BY the following list:
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