The Dickinson press., 1902-06-07
4 PRETTY WEDDING
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Conn0lly-Carrsll.
Married-at St Patrick's church, We'd
nesday afternoon, June a, by Rev. Faith
err Rabsteinek, William H. Carroll and
Margaret A. Connolly.
The Catholic church was prettily
decorated for the wedding with plants
and flowers by the girl friends Of the
bride.
Promptly at five o'clock the wedding
party entered the church, Miss Mcser-
smith playing the wedding march.
Little Statia McKeever, looking very
sweet in white with. blue accessories, led
carrying the beautiful pillow upon which
rested the wedding ring. The bride at
tired in pure white-which enhanced the
brillancy of her complexion-wearing a
large white hat and carrying white
flowers entered on the arm of the best
man-Mr. Simon Cuskelly. The groom
followed with the bridesmaid, Miss Ruth
Rudiselle.
Father Rabsteinek met the party at
the altar and counseled them most low
ingly as he gave these three wishes for
for them-that they have faith, hope and
love.
The always beautiful marriage service
followed-simple yet very impressive.
After repairing to the vestry to sign the
register the party left the church, Statia
McKeever leading and the bride and
groom following.
At S. L. Carroll's a wedding supper
was served to the relatives and a few
very intimate friends. The table decor
alton were ferns, trailing arbutus and
carnations. Mesdames Busse, Simpson,
and McKeever served the guests-about
twenty-five.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll were we'll re-
membered by their many friends with
numerous costly and beautiful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll are we'll known
in the city-Mrs. Carroll having grown
from childhood here and Mr.. Carroll
having been associated with his brothers
in business for three years, and by uni
form courtesy having made hosts of
friends.
The young couple have gone to house
keeping in the cottage on Hannaford
street northiof George Drenkel's and will
be at home after June &c.
Frank Roberts sold 200 horses this
week to Canadian buyers. Two cars
were shipped and the balance were
driven overland. Jack Mccarthy also
took 40 north at the same time.
On Sunday Rev. u. 6. Rich will preach
his farewell sermon at Sanborn. His
health has not been very good since he
left Dickinson and he will try Michigan
having accepted a call at Northport
Mrs. Rich will visit relatives at Clear.
water, Mimi, for a short time.
The June end circular of Justice, Bate
man & Co., the well-known Philadelphia
wool commission house, stales that the
London wool auctions, just closed,
showed an average advance of 10 per
cent over April prices, and that the July
auctions are confidently expected to
show a still further advance. This is
encouraging news for our wool growers.
The Rainy Butte Cattle Co. have
bought 1871 heifers and 3 Shorthorn bulls
of A. J. Allen.
The jury in the Mark Murphy case,
after being out "a hours, reported tc
Judge Amidon that they could not agree
The judge sent the jury back and after
another days deliberation a verdict O.
acquittal was returned. Murphy had
been a us. officer at Portal and it was
charged that he had accepted brides.
He did not deny having taken money
from a certain importer but claimed tina,
it was taken in trust; neither did he deny
the charge Of having lost sums of none,
while gambling in Montana. He claimed
however, that it was his own individual
money which he lost. There was a dis
agreement, it will be remembered, when
the case was tiled in Bismarck.
Mrs. A. billiard entertained the Epis
copal guild and several others Thursda,
afternoon. The ladies were asked t,
come as colonial dames-and many die
so-some of the costumes being quite
stunning and vastly becoming. Dishes
of Neutrality-suspicious. seed-were Of
the card tables and the old-time idea wa
carried out as far as possible in the lunct
which followed the games. Mrs. SEQ
, field won first prize and Miss Knight tn
consolation gift. In the evening quite
company of ladies and gentlemen had
: card party at the same place. The pro
ceeds of both the afternoon and evening
. were for the Episcopal church.