The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-02
Worth Dakota
DEVILS LAKE.

William Samuel and Miss Ethel Cock
burn. of Webster township, were mar
.ried Thanksgiving day at the home of the
brides uncle, Alex Cockburn, by Rev.
R. J. CressweI, of Minneapolis. Mr.
Samuel Is one of the county's prosperous
farmers AMI the bride is a charming
lady. The happy couple left for Racine,
Wis, where they will spend their honey
moon. Miss C. Fl. McNaughton was
bridesmaid and D. E. Lewis groomsman.
Miss E. Lorena Vannier, of Grand Har-
Dor, spent several days of the week visit
ing the Misses Hale. daughters of Sena-
tor Hale, of this city.
Will Adams, who has been with Adams
Bros. for. some time past, has secured
position = a bank at Minot and left for
that city this week.
w. c. Hagier, the Lakota banker, was
in the city the first of the week on bust
ness of a real estate character.
David Clifford Moore was married to
Miss Josephine A. Ritten. Both are well
and fayorably known in this city. The
affair was a pretty one, the bride being
ceremony was performed by Rev. A.
Hem.
Mrs. c. ]. Lord of cando, wife of
Railroad COMMISSIONER Lord visited her
accompanied by Mrs. j. w. Hunter, also
of Cando.
Wesley Hoover has secured a position
as stenographer in the local land office;
at the land Office in this city.
The big Four Comedy company,
local organization, will present "A
6 Of this @onh the on es E Win a
given to the 1902 baseball team. Devils
Lake won the N. D. pennant last year,
and are looking out for the 1902 banner
already.
Col. J. o. Baughnan, his. sister. Mrs.
L. 3. Weaver and a friend of his,
Moses Gochnour of Pennsylvania, went
to Minot the first of the week and made
homestead entries in township l63. range
On Thursday last William Cummings
held UP and relieved Thomas Madden, OF
Grand HARDER, of 1916. Cummings was
given a nearing before Judge Hutchins
and bound over to wait the action OF the
district court, in the sum of 500. Not
being able to give the bond, Cummings
wa placed in the county jail.
Joseph e. McLain and Miss Elnore Mil
Ter were married by Rev. y. James on
Monday, at the home of the brides par
ents in North Minnewaukan township.
The affair was pretty one. MI. NC
Lain is prominent farmer living near
Crazy, in this county, and the bride Is a
popular young lady.
James Michaels and Mrs. Martha Fen
nell of Minnewaukan. were married in
this city on Wednesday evening last. The
wedding was q quiet one. Mr.. Michaeis
is a representative III the state legisla-
ture from Benson county and well known
all over the Stsatc.
Deputy Sheriffs Stenseth and TersoE
took Jack Murphy to Bismarck on Tues
day of this week. Murray pleaded
guilty in district court to charge OF
grand larceny and was sentenced TO one
and one half years.
Reinhard Rasmussen. son OF the late
H. l.. Rasmussen, of Jerusalem, was
united in marrige Tuesday to Miss jose
phine Ilson Mr., Rasmussen was former
~ a resident of this city, his father being
then postmaster being approinte9 IN
der Cleveland, while running Skan-
dinavian paper in ST. Paul. Rev Aaberg,
of this city, performed the marriage cere-
mony.
Walter L. Saddlernyer and BESSIE Fors-
lor were married Thursday st Crary.
Judge Duell married Charles H. john
son and Della Queseth, Of Penn. in this
city Monday.
r. Glerum and Elise Thoreson were
quietly married on Sunday at the Nor
wegian Lutheran church. Mr.. Glerum
is one of the citys prosperous merchants