Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-05-01
MUCH MATRIMoNY.
Two Weddings at Bartlett-Indus.
trial Matters.
'rrespondence Of the ISrER.OcEAN.l

trial Matters.
Special Correspondents Of the ISrER.0cEAN.l
BARTLETT, April 2s.-On the 9th inst,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
ney, Of this place, Mr.. David Mollison
and Miss Matte Geer were united in the
holy bonds of matrimony by the Rev.
Mr.. Palmetto, presiding elder, assisted
by Rev. Mr.. Sheckler, of Devils Lake.
This marriage was \ very pleasant affair.
Mr.. Mollison, who is Ill old and much
respected resident Of Bartlett. has much
cause 70 rejoice that he has secured for a
life partner such al estimable and re-
fined lady, and III who has been held
in high esteem by young and old from
the day she first came to Bartlett. The
supper which was gotten up for the oc-
caslon by Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Nc
Dougal, was a triumph in skill, and re-
fleets great credit upon the ladies' also
for the kindness which they displayed.
At supper the bride was supported on
groom was supported on his right by his
old friend George Fulton. Amongst the
invited guests who were present were
Mr.. and Mrs. McDougal, Hon. w. II.
Standish, Mrs. Bucklen, Mrs. Whitney,
Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Whitney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bartlett, Miss Bartlett, George Full
ton, Russell Gecr, Mrs. Mccormack.
Next day, Sunday, at the meeting
house Of the NJ. f. church, by tho Rev.
place, in which Mr.. Gideon Uccker was
Joined in wcdlock to Miss Martha Pep
pcrs. \ very large c%oncourse Of people
from this place and vicinity, although
the day vas wet and stormy, assembled
to witness this ceremony, as 1t was
known that the bride-elect had followed
her Johnny across the dark blue sea,
l tI,NSy nr,s 1po,, o,~.~, -~1 - ~,I Al-
in Hamburg, III old Faderland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Massina with eight chill
drcn have arrived here from Pennsyl-
vania, and have taken up land in this vi.
cinity.
Bartlett was visited last week by Mr..
Lynberg, = big elevator man, for the
purpose Of finding out what Inducements
there were Ill erecting one here, and he
expressed himself we'll pleased with this
he intends to put up i'll the neighbOrhood
of twenty elevators along the line this
season Bartlett is pretty SURF to get one
Of them.
Miss Bertha Schroeder, a young lady
resident OF his place, has been visiting
her old friends, Mr.. and::Alrs. Ingalls, and
family, residing about W miles west
along the track.
Mr.. Van Steenburgh, who has leased
YIN 'otsalNilSA ASuSc, ItSS uiHv IcptlIcu Allu
rcfurnished it, also %repainted it and II
now presents TO tho eye OF the criticizinK
public a cheering and comfortable as
poet. Mr.. Van Steenburgh has every ac-
rommodation for the travelling public.
Miss Mclean has now opened a class
for instrumental music and will DO hap
pv to see any II who ma call upon her
for that purpose.
This last week has also opened up an
| nt1tnt. nJ1tal.,. tn n, =, tl,,
shape OF IL barber shop, Mr.. Massina,
proprietor, who will be pleased to see as
many customers as possible.
In last weeks issue | notice that your
East Odessa correspondent &C." takes
accession to remind mo that ! have got
hold of one of his constituents. All
that I have got to say in respect to the
authenticity Of the young man whom he
quotes Is that he had lived long enough
in Bartlett before | interviewed him to
be able to tell the truth.
ErHRIAM WooD.