The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-09
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Dyste will make their home with Mr.
Dyste's father, southeast of Forman.

Dyste will make their home with Mr..
Dyste's father, southeast of Forman
The marriage Of George Basil Ed
mondson to Miss Stella Beatrice
Houghton took place Dec. T. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Nay.
Tor, formerly of Cooperstown. now re-
siding at Breckenridge, MINI. They
win be at home at Cooperstown after
Jan. is.
i A little romance which had it's be-
! ginning forty years ago in a little
hamlet sixty miles up the Hudson
from New York city, will eliminate
next spring, and one of the principal
parties to 1t will be J. M. Defiance, oC
/ Ross, N. d. Although on the shady
| side of the three score years mark,
/ Mr.. Defiance is still In rugged health
and few years ago moved to Ross,
where his son, A. J. Defiance also To-
Gated and was elected to the North
Dakota legislature last month j. M.
Defiance went back to New York this
| fall to spend Thanksgiving with sew
eral brothers and sisters who still re-
| side there. Mr.. Defiance walked in
/ on the family Thanksgiving day un-
| announced, and wandered into the,
/ parlor, where his brothers and sisters
and other guests were assembled.
| None of his relatives recognized him,
as he had not been back in eighteen
| years. But there was one who did
! know him, comedy widow who had
been a sweetheart of his young man
hood. She recognized him at once.
The old flame was soon famed to life,
with the result that when MIR. De-
Lance returned he had the promise of
bride and will return to New York
in the early spring, when the wedding
will take place. 1t developed that his
old sweetheart had been widow for
many years and has a daughter of
eighteen. Mr.. Defiance is a man of
means and his bride-t o-be is very
wealthy.
Wednesday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Robbins B. Anderson passed through
the capital city en- route to their flu
ture home in Honululu, where the
bridegroom has very lucrative law
practice. The couple were married
Nov. in Duluth, the home of the
Morris, a daughter of Judge Page
Morris of that city Mr. Anderson is
the son Of Rev. JAS Anderson, who
was formerly pastor of the First
Presbyterian church Of Bismarck. Mr..
Anderson has been resident of Hon
ululu for some years past and about
the first of August left his home for
trip around the world. He went
~N..V-- w Al. \
thence across Asia via the Trans ST.
berian railway. He was a delegate to
the triennial conference of the Epis-
copal church which convened in Gin
cinnati to Duluth where he was united
in marriage to Miss Morris. After
the wedding the bridal pair departed
for the east where they spent several
weeks on a wedding trip, and then
left for their home in the west.
Homer Strong and Bertha Clock
were married by Reverend Pitman at
the, Methodist parsonage at Stark
weather on Thanksgiving day. The
happy couple then repaired to the
home of the bridegroom in Royal
township where sumptuous wedding |
dinner had been prepared for them. |
The bridegroom is a rising young |
man Of Royal township, a son of Mr. |
and Mrs. Thomas Strong. The bride !
is well known and highly respected |
young lady of the vicinity of Hamp-
ton.
John r. Foster and Miss Mary t. |
Sullivan were married at Winona, |
Mimi, Nov "a, Rev. Frank Doran, OIL
ciating. Mr.. Foster is one of the |
pioneer settlers of Royal township and |
owns one Of the finest farms in that
vicinity Miss Sullivan is a highly re-
spected young lady of kellogg, MINI. |
During the past summer Miss Sulli- |
van taught school in Royal school |
district. The happy couple took a |
wedding trip to Chicago after which |
they will return to kellogg and visit |
with the brides parents until about |
Jan. /, when they will take up their
residence on the bridegroom's farm in |
Royal township.
Mr.. Edward Hannaman of Hurds- /
field, and Miss Rose Freh of Harvey, |
were united in marriage by Rev. Smith, |
pastor of the Lutheran church, at Har-
vey, Sunday. After the ceremony the
wedding party proceeded to the home /
of the brides parents, a few miles /
south OF Harvey where a wedding sup
per was served.
Oscar Rud and Miss Hattie Olson
were united In marriage at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Gustav Olson OF Phippen, Sask, Can,
Tuesday Last fall they both went up
to the Canadian northwest from Osna-
brock. Miss Olson to reside with her
parents and Mr.. Rud to live on his
claim.
Announcement has been received Of I
the marriage of Miss Corinne Helsell
of Sioux Rapids. Ia, to John Quincy |.
Adams of the Adams farm, located
near Wahpeton, the happy event taking
place on Thursday, Dec. /. The honey
moon will be spent In the orient--prob-
On Monday at White Earth. occurred
the marriage Of M. G. Meters to Miss
Lillian Crowder. Rev Cheeseman
spoke the words which united the two
hearts for the remainder of life.
Miss Jean Smith. the accomplished
daughter Of Mrs. e. Smith and Gus
Orbin were married ait the home Of
Mr., and Mrs. Mork at Lakota Thurs
day evening Rev. Jhermstad read the
marriage service and Mr. and Mrs.
Orbin will make Grand Forks their
home.