The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-17

MILFORD, rlOWA.--A very preICyf wed
ding: took place at the Methodist Episcopal
church. the principals being Miss Sarah M.
Dewey and Rev. W. G: Muhleman. Kew.
H. C. Chambers read the service. The
bride is the daughter of Milton S. Dewey
and is prominent in church and society.
The bridegroom is pastor Of the Method
list church at Dayton, Iowa.
CANNON FALLS, MINN.----Miss AIDE
laide Nelson and William Johnson Werei
married by Rev. e. Norelius.--Miss jose
phine Larson and Alfred Pearson were
ds
4 LAKE BENTON, MINN.-At the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Ross, Miss Lizzie Ross was united
in marriage to Wallace Little, Rev. Mr..
Abramson officiating.
BOWDLE. S. D.-Married at the resi- |
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Gondert, t., IN
Hosmer John Gross of Bowdle and Miss
Lydia Gondert. The young couple left on
a wedding trip to Minneapolis and will
also visit the fair at St. Louis.
MADISON, MINN.-carl Querna and
night at the brides home, Rev. Mr.. Black
well officiating. Pink and green We're
used as decorations. The couple left to-
day on their wedding trip to St. Louis.
DUBUQUE, IOWA. ~ Miss Elizabeth
Bradley, only daughter Of the late William
T.. Bradley, a millionaire, and Dr. Eu-
gene Lewis were united in marriage yes
terday by Rev. J. G. Sage of St. Johns
church.
RED LAKE FALLS, MINIMIZE mar
riage Of Della N. Toupin, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. P. Toupin of this city, to
Henry N. johnson of Park River, N. D.,
took place this morning. The event caused
some surprise, as it was announced for
| the ed. The change was made for the
purpose Of thwarting the plans of several
local jokers, who had made elaborate
4 preparations for the affair.
CLEARWATER, MINI. A pretty we'd
ding was solemnized last evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Boutwell,
when their daughter, Ella, was married
1 to Frank HOFFMAN by Rev. Arthur
4 Davies.
! HASTINGS, MINN.The residence of
MRS Eliza WARREN, in Marshan, was the
scene OF a pretty wedding last evening,
when her daughter, Miss Genevieve S.
Paul were married, Rev. J. w. Barker
i performing the ceremony.
/ SALTWATER. MINIMIZE marriage
Of Reinholt Lenr er Of South Saltwater and
Miss Lizzie Gross Of Oak Park took place
at the German Lutheran church.-Miss
Grace Stocking of this city and James A
Clark of Cleveland, Ohio, were married
last evening
SPARTA, WIs.-The strawberry season i
/ had been clipped. Refrigerator cars have beel
Q put on to accommodate the output. The stool
is fine.
BLACK RIVER FALLS, w1s.--Anton VALID
rick was taken to the insane asylum. While Il
u jail he attempted suicide by diving from
| chair and striking on his head and by runnin
and striking his head full against the wall
OSHKOSH, WIs.--rhe jury in the case e, Q
Joseph Matchapatow, alias Sullivan the Nc
= nominee Indian charged with the murder of hi
il wife, brought in a verdict of guilty.
n ABERDEEN, s. D.-The South Dakota shee
T. Breeders and Wool Growers convention electe
5, the following officers: President. w. w. Bel
r. Marley, Mimi. ice-president, Paul Brown, Mel
E. no; secretary treasurer, John O. Hall, .OrdwaJ
executive committee. " G. Mead Of Meliett
" of Brookings. P. s. Ingersoll Of Selby, ". ]
h Kelly of Baltic, a. M.sMitchell of Hecla, g. +
lie Percy OF Condo and John Manning of Booge. IT
y next annual meeting will be held in Aberdeen.
a The organ Of one Of the churches in Belfas
ID vealed the presence Of large eel in the e.
er haust pipe. it was, of course, dead, and thei
is no explanation as to how 1t got there.
e. DR.. Jaoues Bertillon. the famous chief Of tf
he entitled .'Alc oholism and the Way to Fight It
ne Drink. he declares. is likely to prove the ru
he Of the French race, unless something Is done 3
overcome the habit.