The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-25

AT the presbyterian nanse In
Jamestown occurred the wedding ~
Walter A. Cook of Kensal and Mar,
r. Steele, also Of that town. Rever
eLd Simon performed the ceremony
The bridegroom is a highly esteemed
young man and has been a resident
OF Kensal for about three years. Mr.
and Mrs Cook left for Fort Wayne
md, where they expect to reside.
"A wedding was celebrated at the Cath
Ole church of jamestown. recently. the
contracting parties being John Barrett
and Miss Mary Moravitz, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Moravitz Of that
city The ceremony was performed bv
rather Geraghty. The bridegroom in
one OF the well known young farmers
| OF that county and has lived there
Tor number of years. On Thanks
giving evening Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett
left for the west. They expect to re-
side in Imperial Valley, southern CAL
ifornia, where the bridegroom has
some property investments.
The wedding Of Elmer Bole. the son
OF Hugh Bole of Jamestown and Miss
MARION Hollister occurred at the res
idence of Reverend Morrison, pastor Of
the M p. church, who off1ciated. The
newly married couple left for
wedding trip on the evening
train. They will spend some time in
the twin cities and then go to the
home of the bride at Prescott. wis.
James Q. Weaver Of Reeder and
Miss Rebecca DesiIets of Clenburn
We're married Tuesday at Glenburn.
Mr.. Weaver was one of the early
settlers in Granville and for a num-
Der of years engaged in the real es-
tate business. He moved to Reeder
little over two years ago where he
mas been engaged in the same line
Of business.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Ranera
ID Ed Erickson occurred Wednesday
evening at Cornelps hall near Black
Butte, Rev Dunn officiating. The hap
~ couple will make their home on the
brides homestead near Black Butte.
j. E. Davis and Miss Lillian Nav
Winters were united in the holy bonds
OF matrimony Wednesday, Nov. 9. The
ceremony took place at Leeds. and
was performed by Rev. Father Berne |
IN the presence of a few of the brides |
nearest relatives. The. happy couple |
leLt Tor western Kansas where they
VIII make their future home.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
McMartin of st. Thomas was the scene
or pretty wedding Thursday when
their daughter, Elizabeth was given
n marriage to Martin T. Torgerson.
rev. j. A Cfstedehl OF Grafton per- |
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
Iorgerson are spending their honey
moon In Minnesota and Iowa and on
their return will go tc housekeeping
g the bridegrooms farm west of S.
Tile marriage of Miss Anna Her.
.ebu OF Wilton and Theodore Runn
y Baldwin was solemnized at Tho
'ewly furnished home which the
'ridegroom hts prepared for his bride.
N Wednesday afternoon. The cera-
nony was performed by Rev. q. w. II
stewart in the presence Of about ATTY
eHtlves and friends ,f the coltrac..
ng parties. The bridegroom liz a son
4 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rupp, welI- {
DIDO farmers southeast of Wilton.
A quiet and pretty weddinp took /
lace Monday, Nov. IA, at the home 1
Joseph W. Freshour OF Cottonwood
AXE when Winfred Barr and Miss {
race Libby were made man and wife | s
ustice L. Young performed the cere-
lony The young newlyweds have IS
one to housekeeping at the home of
ne bridegroom about two miles south
asst of Cottonwood. s
a very pretty home wedding Of last :
Londay was the marriage of Miss
Linnie Leben, daughter Of Mr.. and Z
RS William Leben, and August Kill
n, at the home of the bridegroom's
arents, Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Kilian.
ne ceremony was performed bv thelS
ev. Gilbert w. Stewart. The happy
'upie will go to housekeeping at once
the Kilian farmhouse which the
'idegroom has already furnished.
wednesday afternoon ait the German
church Of New salem oc- q
lrred the wedding OF Edward ri
and Laura Il. Jahnke. "
oth young people are from families q
no have been residents OF New Sal i,
Q so long as TO be known to everv- -
e as prosperous pioneer settlers. The :,
idegroom Is the son of John Chris m