The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-01-26
HAPPILY Welded.

HAPPILY Welded.
The following clipping is from
the Clear Lake Qowa) Mirror, de
scribing the marriage of one of oul
prominent citizens to a young lowe
LADY,
1.-THE prettiest and happiest home
wedding known in Clear Lake fol-
years occurred Tuesday at the home
|of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. K. Hill, when
their daughter Elizabeth was united
in marriage to. Mr.. Richard Moore
Brown, of Washburn, N. D..
Mrs. Fl. D.. Palmeter had charge
of the decorations, and the success
full result testified to her skill and
taste. The bridal bower was formed
by a canopy Of running pine hung
with scarlet bells. The two dining
rooms we're trimmed, one with the
running pine and red carnations.
the other with smilax and pink car
nations.
At eight O'Clock, Miss Davis took
her place at the piano and Mrs. G.
Ethel sang a solo entitled you
Following this, a quartette com
posed of Mesdames Etzel, Young,
Hill and Miss Cruisenbery began to
sing the beautiful wedding march
from Lohengrim. The Misses Mar
garet Brown and Hattie Halvorson
stretched white ribbons from the
bridal bower to the stairway, Rev.
j. r. Moore took his place and the
bride and groom entered preceded
by little Margaret Hill of Mime
apolls,who carried a large American
Beauty ros containing the ring,
After, an impressive ceremony, the
quartet sang the second part Of the
wedding march, and congratulation
was in order. Following this, buffet
refreshments were served.
The bride wore a gown Of white
net over silk and carried red roses.
Miss Brown and Miss Halvorson
wore white and carried cream roses.
About sixty-five guests we're pres
ent to share the joyousness of the
occasion.
This marriage. unites two Of the
best known and best loved young
people of Clear Fake. The groom
was for several years engaged in
business here at home. Six
months ago he went to Washbu1n,
N. D.. where he bought an interest
in a lumber yard. The bride is &C.
knowledged one Of the most attract.
i've and most popular Of the Clea1
Lake girls and one who is skilled
in the art. Of home making. W.
prophesy much happiness and q
good measure of success for Libbie
and Dick in their North Dakota
home. The best wishes Of the
home town is with them. The dis.
pfaysof presents testified to the love
and esteem of many friends and tc
the regret with which this happy
couple is hidden good bye.
The out-of-town guests were MI
and Mrs. Lee Hill, Of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hill, Of Mason
City, Mr. Arnot Crusinberry Of Chi
cago. Miss Mabel Crusinberry. of
DesMoines, Miss Mabel Boyd, of
Joliet. Mrs. Eugene Young, of st.
Paul, MIR. and Mrs. Gregory. and
DR.. and Mrs. Farrell, Of Mason City.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Brown ar
rived in Washburn Wednesday
evening late, and were met at the
depot by a number Of admiring
friends accompanied by the band.
The bride and groom were showered
with rice and escorted to the hotel
where an impromptu reception was
held. The LEADER joins with many
friends in wishing them apleasant
and prosperous journey through
life. They will-gp to housekeep-
ing in the rooms over Holtan's
store.
Several Indians were down from
Ft. Stevenson the first of the week
to commence suit for divorce, all
the samealike their white brothers,
Mrs. Jos. Mann and sohs1f.eturn-
ed Monday from a visit with Mrs.
Casey, Of Underwood. :
Hugh Westmiller and. John
johnson spent aseoupleof days in
the capital city this week.
Adolph Wacker was on the sick
list a couple Of days this week.
Mr.. DeGraff has a. fine view of
the beaver. There should be a
place on the wall Of your office or
home for one of these fine photo
graphs.
Fnr Sale-Threa teams az GOOD