The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-10
STATE WEDDINGS.

Rockham, S. D., on Aug 81, took place
the marriage Of Miss Minnie Schnoor
to Oliver G. Martin of Hettinger.
Cards announcing the marriage we're
received by friends the first Of the
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin have al
ready begun housekeeping at the
bridegroom's homestead south Of Het-
finger.
John Brentrup and Miss Catherine
Kirchen were united in marriage yes
terday morning, Sept. 8, in st. Nichol-
as church of Garrison, Rev. Father
Robert off1ciating A dainty wedding
breakfast was served after the cere-
mony at the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Kirchen.
Miss Kirchen has lived in Garrison
a number of years, and is one of the
towns most popular young ladies. She
has been employed for a year or more
in the Independent Office in that city.
Mr.. Brentrup is a highly esteemed
young man of Midway, about twenty
FIVE miles from Dickinson. The hap
lpy couple left for Midway, where the
bridegroom has a farm.
Again has Cupid touched the magic
| button causing the wedding bells to
ring out in Enderlin. Thursday, at
| high noon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Moo, their eldest daughter,
Miss Clara Gertrude, was united in
marriage to Edward j. Kemmer, the
nuptial knot being securely tied by
| Rev. c. F. Sewrey, pastor of the
| Methodist church. The young people
| left shortly after the ceremony to
| spend their honeymoon at Minnesota
| points. intending to return about the
| 18th to make their home in Enderlin.
The out of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Mickelson and daughter. Miss
! Lillian of Fingal, Mrs. w Moo of Jud,
Miss Ragna Lund and Mr. Norton
| Gard of Fargo The bride is one OF
Ransom county's fair and popular
| girls, having lived in and near Ender-
lin all her life, The bridegroom is a
native of Spring Valley, Minnesota
but has made Enderlin his home dur
ing the past FIVE or six years. He Is
valued employee OF the 500 railway
being a brakeman in the freight serv-
| ice.
| pretty home wedding was solemn
ICED at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Kemfp Of Pen.
noch, Mimi. at z o'clock Wednesday
evening. Reverend McHenry was the
officiating clergyman who tied the nup-
tial knot pronouncing the ceremony
which united the lives of Lydia f
Kemfp and Edmund KpeImyr. The
wedding was a quiet one, witnessed
only by immediate relatives of tn,
bride, and a few intimate friends. They
returned to Cayuga Thursday morning
where they will make their futur,
home.
AS pretty a wedding ms ever tool
place in Darlington was solemnized a
: the home Of the brides parents, MI
and Mrs. f. N. Chaffee. on Wednes
day, Sept z. when their daughter
Miss Clemma, was given in marriage
, to Arthur E. Morton, cashier of tn,
Ross Davidson bank at Pleasant Lake
Promptly at high noon the bridal part,
entered the parlor to the beautifl
strains of the wedding march PLAYED
by Mrs. Nachreiner and Miss Reatric,
Patton. Rev. Robert Patton, pastor O.
the congregational church, who per,
formed the ceremony. came first, fol.
, lowed by little Miss Olive Chaffee bear.
| ing the ring, the bride leaning on tn,
arm Of her father, the bridesmaid. Mis-,
, Blanche Nelson and the bridegroom
and his best man, Mr.. Norman linn
The bridal party took their places in
the bay window, which was a veritabl,
!. beauty spot in its perfect decorations
and here the words were pronounced
that made the young couple man ant
wife, the impressive ring service beint
used. After the bride and bridegroom
had received the congratulations ant
best wishes of the assembled guests
all sat down to a sumptuous cours,
dinner, and at o'clock the newly mar
ried couple departed via the 500 TO
|, Minneapolis where they will spen,
a brief honeymoon and then make thei
home at Pleasant Lake.
On the afternoon Of Sept Z, at TIL
home of the bride at Rock Lake. Mis-
Annahel Keeney, one OF the most pop
ular young ladies of that city. wa
united In the bonds OF holy wedlocl
with Peter Thoreson of Aberdeen, S. u
Rev. G. Fl. Quigley of Cando read TIL
service which made them man an,
wife. Mr.. Fhoreson was until recentl,
identified with the N. w. Hawkinso,
Lumber Co. of Rock Lake, which com
pany he left to take the position a
bookkeeper in the ces of the Morea,
Lumber Co. Of Aberdeen. The happ
couple left Rock Lake Thursday morn
ing for Aberdeen, where they will max
| f,Y% FSl.
and best wishes of their friends 8
with them.
The first Jewish wedding that eve
, took place in Dickinson was censum
mated last week when J. Daniels an
Miss Betty Markovitz, both of Rich
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