The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-16


San Diego for the past three years,
where he is connected with the engi-
neering department Of the County
Highway commission. The young
couple will reside in San Diego, and
will be at home to their friends after
July 18th, at 1859 Second street.
Rev. H. F. Buegel spoke the words
Wednesday that united for life Miss
Emma Louise Hartje and Gilbert Lee
dahl, both of Lodema township. The
ceremony was performed at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, Peter
Hartte, in the presence of a large
company of friends and relatives. The
bride was attended by Misses Emma
Augusta Hartje and Sadie Leedahl,
while the bridegroom was supported
Iby George Guerger and Louis Hartje.
After the ceremony about 100 guests
sat down to a sumptuous wedding
feast The young people will go to
housekeeping at once on the bride
groom's farm.
The marriage of Miss Anna Chris
tina Kjelsberg to Christian A. Ulland
took place in the Roseville church,
south of Portland. Rev. Malevik tied
the knot. Ed. Ulland and Martha
Kjelsberg and Petra Ulland stood up
with the bride and bridegroom. After
the ceremony all present adjourned
to the Kjelsberg farm, where a re-
ception was held, a wedding dinner
| served and pleasant time enjoyed.
The bride is a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthias S. Kjelsberg, old and
respected residents of south Mayville
township. Mr.. and Mrs UIland left on
trip to the twin cities and on their
return will make their home on the
Ulland farm, south of Mayville.
At ST. Mary's church at Winnipeg,
William Dunn was united in marriage
to Miss Mary Chisholm. They will
make their home art Edmonton, AL
berta. Mr.. Dunn is a brother Of ]
A. Dunn of Park River and lived there
for time about two years ago.
The announcement is out of the
marriage of Miss Justine Loney of
Lisbon, to DR.. Charles H. Patterson of
Edinburg. This event took place at
the residence of DR.. Robert Patterson
of GAINESVILLE, Mimi, on Tuesday July
IL. After the nuptials the newly we'd
ed pair left for Minneapolis and af-
terward will spend a week or so at
DR.. Patterson's lodge at Lake Pelican
near Detroit, MINI. They will be at
home at Edinburg after Sept. 10. Dr.
Charles Patterson, the bridegroom, is
a nephew of the Doctors T. c. and A.
G., at Lisbon and has a paying prac-
tise at his home town, Edinburg, and
is highly respected in his profession.
Balfour Messenger: John Torgrim-
united in marriage recently Rev.
Peterson of Minot officiating. The
bride was supported by Misses Julia
Torgrimson and Ragna Melvold and
the bridegroom by Messrs. ]. B. Palm
and H. j. Sorlien. The ceremony took
place in the Swedish Lutheran church
of Bergen.
Wflliston State: One of the insti-
tute romances, and there are always
romances at county teachers insti-
tutes was one that went right along
without fiutter Of suspicion on the
part of the eagle-eyed school marms
John G. Jones, lineman for the local
telephone company, and Miss Grace L.
Kitleson, teacher who had come to
the county from Ccesco, Iowa, were
going together and the pleasant young
man and the charming girl were often
together. But by the side of each
school marin walked a nice young
man, and, in the language of a small
boy shat wasn't nothing" But in
the twilight one evening, when the
south winds waited the alfalfa per-
fume up and down the streets, Mr..
Jones and a gentleman friend lust
strolled along until they reached the
M. E. parsonage and leisurely walked
in. Mr.. Jones had on his overalls and
jumper and looked like a man who
was going to fix wire fence. Later
Miss Kitleson walked that way. She
was accompanied by young lady
friend, and they walked into the par
sonage just like two young ladies
would who were seeking spiritual adj
vice of the John Wesley kind. They
were met by the Rev. Frank Scott
HolIett, the good pastor of the M. e.
church, and by Mrs. Hollett, and the
sweethearts prepared for the cere-
mony which made them man and wife.
The impressive words were soon
spoken, and Mrs. Jones went with Mr..
Hollett and resumed his overalls and
jumpers and Immediately went his
way assuming the air of a man who
had found and fixed the line trouble.
The happy bride went her way with
her school friend, and the injunctions
of secrecy until the institute was over
were closely observed. The story has
just come out. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
are now known as such and are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
many friends.
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