The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-12
STATE WEDDINGS.

Miss Evangeline Guyot and Fred
Rigdon were married Tuesday night
at the residence of Rev. Father Dig
nam in Dickinson The wedding sup
per was served at the Grill cafe i'm
mediately following the ceremony.
A very quiet wedding occurred in
Columbus Tuesday afternoon when
Martin Limberg, the popular con-
tractor and builder, and Miss Gunda
Kindhek were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony. They will go to house,
keeping in Columbus.
AT the Methodist parsonage in Will
liston last Thursday evening Rev. f.
y. Hollett united in matrimony Harry
J. Harp and Miss Lottie Knight wit
Messing the ceremony were Mrs Nc
Galley and Miss GeorgiRna Harp, sis
ters of the bridegroom.
Miss Esther Fowler and Charles Gill
more were united In marriage by Judge
van der Las at the courthouse of
Dickinson in the presence of several
friends. The bridegroom, who is a
carpenter by trade formerly lived in
Dickinson, but left there about FIVE
years ago for the west. He has decid-
ed TO again take up his residence in
Dickinson
Miss Libbie s. Hawson OF Libby
Butte and Bernie Fiksdal of Knife Riv-
er, were united in the bonds of matri-
mony at the home of the brides par
ents. The wedding was followed by
reception and supper and dancing fol-
lowed. The bride and bridegroom were
attended by Miss Myrtle Hewson, sis
ter of the bride, and Matthew Fiks-
dial. brother of the bridegroom.
At the Catholic rectory in Caring
ton. Monday evening. Patrick C. Clark
and Myrtle Pearsons, were united in
the bonds of matrimony. Father Nc
Donald pronounced the word that
made them man and wife. The attend
ants were James Brady and Maggie
Farrell. Mr.. Clark is one of CARING
toms popular grocery men. Miss Pear
sons has been the popular cashier in
the Mercantile store for upwards OF
two years. They left the same even
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Bismarck.
At the home OF the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Kelsey In Willis
ton Thursday morning, Nov 10, Miss
Gracia Loverna Kelsey was married to
Frank Ray Babcock. The happy young
couple left on No. 2 for Fargo and
other points east and expect to spend
the winter in Washington. ID. c., re-
turning in March to make their home
in Wiiliston Mr.. Babcock lis the as
sistant superintendent at the state ex-
detrimental farm there.
On Wednesday morning at Caring
ton Bordulac Joseph I'll. Ihrihger and
Mary T. Schieb were united in mar
riage, Father Mcdonald, the pastor
officiating. Immediately after the
marriage ceremony high mass was
sung. after which the pastor made
some appropriate remarks on the du-
ties or husband and wife. There was
q large attendance, both Catholics and
nom Catholics, who extended their best
wishes to the newly married couple.
- AA1EsS vi LMO Oh the most
popular young people OF the vicinity
OF upham occurred Wednesday, when
Ole 8. Freeman and Miss Sarah John
son were joined in the sacred bonds of
wedlock. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev X. X. Olafson of Gardar.
at the Icelandic hall and wit
messed by a number of friends and
relatives The couple are both well
and favorably known In the vicinity
Of Upham. The Bridegroom is one OF
the efficient statesmen In w. r. Dahrs
hardware store and the couple will go |
70 housekeeping in the bridegrooms |
in Upham.
Walter M. Watson, who has been In
The Farmers and Berchants' bank of |
Jamestown for the last year. and Miss
Mayme Penberthy, for more than two
years chief operator of the local ex-
change Of the Northwestern Telephone
20. there, were united In marriage at /
The Catholic parsonage Thursday /
Father Geraghty performed /
the ceremony. A wedding breakfast /
was later served at the home of John.
Matchie on South Fifth avenue. James |
town, where the bride has been living
for short time. The happy couple .
eluded many Of their friends who |