The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-16
MARRIED HIS PRoTEGE
Mr.. L. o. Gale and Miss Juliet
Thomas We're United in Mar
riage on Thursday,

With the idea of giving his friends
in the city a surprise, and accom-
plishing it, too, Mr.. L. O. Gale was
married Thursday afternoon to
Miss Juliet Thomas, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. L.. q. Thomas
The ceremony occurred at 5 o'clock
at the home Of the brides parents
on Fourth Avenue east. and was per
formed bv Rev. Frank Drown. of
Woonsocket, an uncle of the bride.
The bridal couple stood in the north
east corner OF the room, which had
been handsomely decorated with
snilaX SUSPENDED from the ceiling to
the floor and INTERVIEWED With sweet
peas. The bride wore a gown Of blue
silk and lace waist with jumper
effect, while the groom was dressed
in black. The going away gown Of
the bride was Of brown silk serge,
with bat to match. The wedding
ceremony was an impressive one and
the bride presented a pretty picture
as She assumed the VOWS Of married
life. After the ceremony was over
refreshments were served.
The marriage Of Mr.. Gale and
Miss Thomas came something as a
surprise, and at the time it was more
or less expected and the romance has
been watched with more or less
interest. A number OF years ago MI.
Gale took quite an interest in the
then little girl, later sending her
away to college for an education,
and he watched her grow into a
6nelv developed young woman,
assuming the graces and demeanor of
a woman the kind he would select
for a wife. Though it was often
suggested the possibility Of his
marriage to his protege, Mr.. Gale
would give no positive answer that
bis intentions we're along that line,
but the devotion OF six or seven
years in her behalf eliminated in
lllC1I WCuuluR.
Mr.. Gale has resided in Mitchell
since along in 1879 and has been
engaged in the drug business the
greater portion of that time, poss-
essing the most attractive sto re in
the northwest. He has been the
president Of the corn place since it
n0c ircfifrtnI in 1000 I,t ~, kl,o.
eve OF his marriage he decided to
resign and his resignation will be in
the hands Of the board in a few days.
He has always been deeply interested
in the growth Of Mitchell and last
year completed the erection of the
finest theatre in the state at a cost
Of about $50 900. He owns a great
deal Of property in the city which he
has bought and improved to a con-
siderable extent, bringing in a
monthly rental Of large figures, and
is regarded as one of Mitchell's most
progressive citizens. The young
lady whom Mr.. Gale has taken for
his wife has grown to womanhood 10
the city, is attractive in face and
form and is admired for the good
traits Of character which have ap-
pealed to the man Of her choice.
That all will wish them abundant
happiness can be heartily assured the
newly welded couple.
MIR. and Mis-. Gale left on the
evening Omaha passenger for St.
Paul, and thev we're able to ct out
Of the city without their marriage
becoming known. Mr.. Gale having
resigned bis position as president of
the corn palace. said that he will be
at liberty to remain east as long as
he desi"s 1t is likely that they will
be zone two months, visiting the
eastern cities and taking in the
Jamestown exposition.
After the return of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gale to Mitchell for a short visit
they expect to locate at some point
in Iowa.