Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-14
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Arnold, March Il. 1907.

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Arnold, March 10, 1907. Ill
Springtime, you know, is ring
time" We might also add that 1t is
a good time to get married or at least
that is the conclusion that we have
reached, judging from the fact that so
many young people do 1t every spring,
Talking Of marriages reminds kus
that one happened right here in our
very midst as recently as last Sum
day. March 10th, 1907. Miss Emelit
Baungart of this place was united in
matrimony with Mr.. Carl Schultz Of
Bismarck, at high noon, Sunday. Rev.
Menges Of Bismarck performed the
ceremony In the church at that place.
Immediately after the nuptial knot
was tied the bridal party drove out to
the home Of the bride, about three or
four miles northeast Of Arnold, where
many Of the brides friends and rela-
tives gathered to celebrate the happy
event. s.s
event. It is estimated that over one
hundred people were present, and the
spacious abode of Mr.. Baumgart was
filed to over flowing. We are unable
to get the names of all who were pres
ent, but here is a partial list of the
guests: Henry schonert, Fred Hoge,
Gus Hoge, Albert Borkhart, Herman
Worst, Ole Lendins, G. q. Thysell, Van
Couch, Pat Kelley, Joe Montgomery,
Halvor Knutson, and the BRIDES,
brothers, Willie and Richard Baum
CART. 8sss
Elmer Ames, Geo. schonert and
Herman Worst furnished music ssfor
the dancing, which began iii the even
ing and was Kept up until morning.
Mr.. Schulz, the groom. entertained the
company with several selections on
the cornet and violin. This gentleman
is a musician Of note who was at one
time, leader OF the Bismarck band.
He has lived in Bismarck about a
year and has made many friends by
his affability and charming person
atty
Il Mr.. Schulz was very fortunate in
securing Miss Baumgart as his future
companion, as she has long been one
of the brightest, and most sociable Of
the young ladies in this vicinity.
All unite in extending to Mr.. and
Mrs. Schulz the best wishes Of the
community.
We understand their wedding trim.
viii include visits to Chicago, Cincin-
matt and New York. s.
\ Olof Olson has been wearing ..the
smile that won't come off, g We
couldn't understand it until We
learned that his family now includes q
tWo-Weeks old boy. Grandpa Hoge
\ smiles approyingly.
n 3, a. Yeater has been laid up with
the grippe for two or three weeks. He
is just beginning to be up and around
again. ..t.
School begins in school No. / next
Monday, the 18th inst. We were 60.
ing to begin last Monday but it was
postponed q week in order to give the
teacher. W. p Weater, time to locate
the school house; and incidentally to
enable the school board to instal1
load Of coal I'm, at, or near. the
school house You see, the teacher
started out to school last Monday
morning, and as It was little foggy.
he couldn't find the school house. He
thought he knew where it was, but.
after chasing around couple of hours
IN vain search, he learned that he
was mile of on the location.
Rumor has It that we may have on
portunity Of celebrating another we'd
ding ere long The actions and doings
of q near neighbor look mighty
suspicious Z Z.
Mike Morris is building something.
on his farm near here. Perhaps it will
be house. Who knows?