The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-26
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pr several years she has been the
Sthful and efficient stenographer for
e. Geer. The bridegroom is mem
Yer Of the firm of Lacy e. Barta, one
eiof the substantial young business men
aand has earned for himself an envious
reputation for honesty and sobrlety.
The wedding of Miss Lulu Louise
Myers of Minor and Fred J. Ve.h,
Well known travelling salesman WAC
represents the Dodson- Fisher Brock
man Co. of Minneapolis, were married
Tuesday evening at the Vincent Meth
odist church in Minot. Rev. Bovard
performed the ceremony and shortly
afterward they left on an eastern
honeymoon trip. They will be az home
In Minot after Sept. is.
On Wednesday at Kenmare occurred
the wedding of Henry Olson to Miss
Anna Cooley Of Medelia, MINI. Rev.
Prlce spoke the words that united in
holy wedlock this estimable couple
Mr.. Olson is one of the sturdy tillers
or soil who came to Kenmare eight
years ago and helped biuld up the
country. Having patched 1t these
many years in quiet solitude he will
recognize the great value of house
keeper and companion.
Two well known and universally de-
spected young people Of Bowbells, liv-
ing but a short distance west of that
city, Duane Drew and Miss Sara h Nc
Lellan, daughter of the well known
all
Mrs. Peter Mcclellan autoed to North
Portal, Sask., on wednesday where
they were married by the Presbyterian
minister there After the ceremony
the party drove on to Estevan where
they spent the day with the bride
groom's sister, Mrs, Barney Waggoner,
returning to their farm home west of
the city early in the evening. The
happy couple have already taken UP
their home on the fine farm of the
bridegroom, where they have settled
down to housekeeping.
AT the Fornan ranch near Charlson
Sunday morning was solemnized the
marriage of John Forman and Miss
May Gross, Rev. Cogwell of Schafer
performing the nuptial ceremony, only
immediate relatives and friends were
present. Miss Gross has been q resi-
dent Of Berg for some time past, prov
ing up claim there recently and for
the past year has been assistant post
mistress in the Berg postoffice. The
bridegroom is a we'll known rancher
who has made his home near
Berg for several years. and by every
one who knows him he is considered
one of the substantial and coming
young men Of the county They will
make their home on the Forman
ranch.
Louis Negaard of Columbus and
Miss Mary Stompro Of Plentywood,
Mont, were united in matrimony at
the Methodist parsonage at Bowbells,
Aug. is. Rev. J. NJ Reid of1ciating
After the ceremony the happy couple
drove to Flaxton, where delightful
wedding dinner was in waiting at the
home of Mrs Negaard's brother. The
bridegroom is well known in Column
bus he, with his parents being about
the first settlers in that part ten years
ago. Mr., Negaard Is farming nearly
a section of land and reports yield
this year nearly equal to that of last.
The bride has claim near Plenty
wood, where she has resided for the
last year and half, and the newly
weds viii go there this fall and com
plete proof on the land