The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-22
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has been engaged in conducting a very
prosperous and lucrative business in
Williston, being proprietor Of billiard
| hall and restaurant. The bride has
| resided in that city since last fall and
is one of the most popular young la
dies. The people of the town gave
them a reception upon their return,
! nearly everyone in : the vicinity Of
Wheelock being present. The chill
dren of the town showered the happy
couple with rice early in the evening
and the older people gave them a re-
ception later on. Mr.. Brown responded
literally and a very pleasant time was
spent till late hour.
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Peter N. Langbell of Max and his
bride, formerly Miss Helen Drzwiecke
of Buffalo, N. Y, were given a royal
sendoff by the travelling men at the
Leland yesterday, says The MinGt
Optic of Saturday Mr.. Langben ar
rived yesterday morning from Max end
was married 20 the girl of his choice
here yesterday afternoon by Rev
Rcvard. 1t was rumored about the
hotel that the newlyweds were on the
ground and when they left in their
automobile for their future home at
Max, they were sent on rho [: journey
amid a shower of rice and old shoes.
A little wedding party assembled
at the county court rooms of James
town and stephen e. Portermain and
Miss Anna McLain Of Spiritwood
were united in wedlock. The bride is
la daughter of Walter McLain, a farm
er living near Spiritwood, and the
bridegroom is young man who has
resided temporarily at Spiritwood and
is from Florida. He expects to remain
at Spiritwood a short time and pro-
baby remove to the south with his
bride The witnesses were Mr.. McLain,
the brides father and Mrs. r. w. Sap
penfield of Jamestown.
Warren Adams and Bertha Maxwell,
both of Devils Lake, completely sur
prised their many friends here by being
married at Fargo on July 80, where
both young people were attending the
fair So quiet was their marriage
kept that 1t was not learned by their
most intimate friends until the first of
the week and then they were certainly
kept very busy, receiving congraula-
tons. The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Maxwell of Devils
Lake and is very capable young lady
having attended schools in Fargo, and
for the past two years has had a posi-
ton as saleslady in Manns depart
ment store, where the bridegroom holds
a position as clerk.
Announcements have been received
of the marriage of John c. Walker and
Miss Alice Throdahl at Mankato, Mi n,
Aug. 16. After the ceremony Mr.. ana
Mrs. Walker left for a short -edding
trip to Chicago and the twin c. IL and
expect to reach Jamestown about Sept
1, where they will be at home about
Oct /. The bride is well and favor
ably known young lady of Manlzato,
while the bridegroom is one Of the
popular young business men of James
town, having been connected with the
clothing firm Of White & Henderson
in that city for several years.
The marriage of two popular young
residents of western and northern
Stutsman county, was solemnized re-
Gently in Jamestown, the contracting
parties being Marion o. McCurdy of
Marston Moor and Miss Florence Brady
of KensaI. The marriage occurred at
the Presbyterian parsonage at 5 o'clock,
Rev, Simon, officiating. Witnesses were
Miss Elizabeth Hunter of Kensal and
| ]. McCurdy of Marston Moor Follow