The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-20
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tehslYe honeymoon to the coast. where
tiley Will visit the many points of in
toTest along the Pacific On Nov. 1
Lhey wan be at home to their many
trends IN the handsome new residence
which Mr. Jepson recently built In
Beach.
saturday evening Sept. 10, Fred
Herr and Miss Rose Mueller. two wei
known young people OK Wishek were
joined in marriage by Judge Ed. III.
L"nn' Mr.. Herr is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Herr, ST, OF Wishek, and
mas been engaged for several years as
salesman in the department store OF
Kerr Bros. & Co. The bride is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil. p.
Mueller of Logan county. The young
couple will reside in Wishek.
one OF the prettiest weddings that
has ever been witnessed in Glendale
occurred Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. james Bur.
roughs when their daughter. Miss
Maude Eliza, was given in marriage
TO Email Durheim of Osceola, S. d,
The guests numbered many from
great distances and the handsome
wedding gifts displayed were evidence
OF the high esteem in which both
young people are held. A short we'd
ding tour will be enjoyed and after
OCT Is they viii be at home in osce-
ola,
A pretty double wedding took place
saturday afternoon at the Norwegian
Methodist church OF Valley Civ when
Rev. James Anderson united In mar
rage Peder Sannes of Oriska and Miss
Laura Beck of Hastings, and Martin
J. HalVorson and Miss Marie Sannes
both oS Newbury township, Stutsman
county Both couples are non-resi-
dents of Barnes county, but both young
ladies lived there some time ago. The
young people left Sunday morning. Mr.,
and Mrs. Halvorson for Streeter TO re-
sioe. on the farm of the bridegroom
near there, while Mr.. and Mrs. Sannes
left on short wedding "Trip.
A very pretty wedding occurred
Thursday, Sept. 10, when Miss Agnes
Olsen, a prominent young lady of Err
hard. Mimi, became the bride of Hans
Andrew Thompson, a respected and
prosperous farmer of Dwight. The
ceremony took place at Bethanla
church in Fergus Falls, Rev. Thomas
Rustad officiating. Misses Marie and
Rose Olsen, sisters of the bride, acted
as bridesmaids and Ole Anderson and
Albert Johnson as best men. After
the ceremony the bridal couple and
over 100 guests returned 70 the home
of the bridegroom where a sumptmous
dinner was served. They will leave
on their wedding trip Thursday, visit
ing at Mayville and other points.
? A social event of interest TO the peo-
pie of Wilton and vicinity was the
wedding of Miss Anna M. Vollan and
Victor l.. Anderson Wednesday at high
noon at the home of the bridegroom's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ole Anderson.
The service was read by the Rev. C. o.
Cayelin of MooThead. Mimi, the ring
service being used. The wedding party
consisted of the bride and bridegroom,
Eiviend Semlind of Bismarck, Miss
Ellen Vollan of Minot, John Vollan and.
Miss Oline Vollan, who marched to the
altar through an aisle lined on both
sides by $50 guests. A Ave- course
dinner was served immedi-
ately after the ceremony. A dance
followed the dinner which did not con-
clude until late hour.
One OF the most handsomely APP
pointed Jewish weddings that has ever
taken place in Grand Forks occurred
Sunday evening, when at the hour of
$3.50 in the parlors of the knights of
Pythias hall, Rabbi B. Papermeister
read the impressive ritual of the Jew
Ish faith which united in marriage
Miss Elsie Weaver and Louis Rosen-
thai, both residents of that city. "A
large and fashionable company of in |
vited guests was present to witness The
ceremony and afterwards partook of i
he elaborate wedding dinner which was |
served in the banquet hall. The we'd |
ding gifts displayed were many and
gorgeous, including cut glass, silver,
ahina, linen and rare pieces of furni-
.ure, and were testimonials OF the high |
esteem in which both Mr.. and Mrs. |