The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-08
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STATE WEDDINGS.

! STATE WEDDINGS.
Hans p. Hanson and Eta Blanche
Sa1ers. both of Sanborn. were united
IN marriage at the Synod Lutheran
parsonage at Valley city Saturday
afternoon, Rev S. X. Thollehaug Of
ficiating. The contracting parties will
be at home to their numerous friends
at Sanborn.
Miss Lottie Knight and Harry j.
Harp were united in marriage Thurs
Day evening at the M, e. church par
sonage OF Williston, Rev. Hollett Of
nclatins, only the immediate relatives
being present at the ceremony. Both
OF the young people are well known
residents of that city.
Alvin r. Gulmon of Sanborn and
Miss Marguerite Leland of Grand
Forks were united in marriage at the
synod Lutheran parsonage Of Valley
City Saturday afternoon, Rev. S. K.
Thollchaug officiating. The happy
young couple will make their home on
their farm north of Sanborn.
Dan Nelson and Miss Erma Tibbea-
deaux were married near Milnor re-
Gently. Miss Tebbeadeaux is a resident
of the vicinity of Gwinner and Mr., Mel
son resides north of Minor Both
young people are well known and en-
joy the respect and friendship Of a
large circle of friends.
The wedding of Clara b., daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Norton, and Arthur n
Spooner of Havana took place at the
home of the brides parents In Lidger-
wood on Tuesday, Nov. /, Rev. r. T..
Guernsey officiating. The young couple
left on the Great Northern the same
day for Havana, where the bridegroom
is owner Of farm, located just a mile
east of that village.
William Schwartz and Miss Mamie
Klusmann were married Sunday at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Klusmann of youngstown
The wedding took place at O'clock
in the afternoon, Rev Fontana of New
Salem officiating. Both the bride and
bridegroom are well known in New
Salem, as they both were employed for
number of years at the Wiegmann
Mercantile Co. store, and later Miss
Klusmann held a position in the Be-
denstad- Gaebe drug store, and Mr..
Schwartz is still holding a responsible
position at the Wiegmann Mercantile
Co. store. They started housekeeping
in one of the Killing houses in New
Salem.
The marriage of Miss Ella Martin to
Edward Mortenson was solemnized
Monday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Ross in Williston,
Rev Hollett of the M. E. church Of
floating, Only the immediate rela-
tives and friends of the happy young
couple were present at the ceremon1.
Following the service an excellent
five-course supper was served. Mr.
and Mrs. Mortenson are both resi-
dents of White Earth, where they are
well known and highly respected. The
happy young couple were the recipi-
ents of many and handsome presents,
the gifts of their many admiring
friends They returned to White Earth
where they will make their home.
Albert Lea Tribune: young man
of Scotch Grove, Ia, expected to be-
come a husband last week but things
turned out contrary to his expecta-
tions. Everything went splendidly and
the young man and his lady love were
at the station all ready to take the
happy trip to Anamose to become one.
When the train pulled in, however, a
fit of bashfulness overlook the young
lady and she became extremely ballxy,
refusing positively to board the train.
Conductor Higgins held the train for
five minutes while the would be- groom
attempted to argue his fiancee into
submission. But it was to no avail as
she steadily declined the invitation.
The passengers became interested and
all pulled for the young man to win,
but the GODDESS Of fortune refused to
shine upon the youth and the shadows
fell upon the scene which was early
frightened by hope. The train finally
pulled out leaving the young couple
upon the platform still talking it over.