The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-08
STATE WEDDINGS.

A wedding of much interest in Lari-
more took place Wednesday afternoon
when Miss Almeda O'Bryan became
the bride Of Norman r. Mcdonald Of
Roundup, Mont. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. ]. c. HERE at the
home Of the brides parents. The bride
is the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward O'Bryan and was born and
raised in Larimore. She is highly &C
complished, being a graduate of the
Larimore high school, and also a
graduate of the state normal school
The bridegroom is we'll known, his
family residing in Hannah, and he
having for some time been butcher
livestock dealer at Langdon. Mr.. Nc
Donald has been very successful since
locating in the west, and now owns
flourishing meat business and much
city property at Roundup. The newly
welded couple left on the evening train
for Minneapolis to spend a a few days.
when they will journey to Colorado,
where they will spend their honeymoon
visiting many places of interest in The
state, and will be at home in Roundup
after Nov. l and begin housekeeping in
pretty home which Mr. Mcdonald has
built and costly furnished for his bride
Miss Elsa Schleuter and r c.
Heath, two we'll known young people
Of Fullerton, were united in marri age
at the brides homes in Wisconsin early
in September. They returned to Full
lerton last week. where the bridegroom
holds a position as depot agent.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the home of the brides brother, Silds
Wells. northwest OF Lisbon, when Miss
Ivy May Wells became the wife OF
Louis Chas. Kor.ie. Rev. T. A. Shore
performing tile ceremony. A large
number Of iayltrs1 que, is were present.
including some from outside points.
After the words were spoken which
made them husband and wife, = vel
ding dinner was ser ed, which was NJ
very high oraeT Mr.. and Mrs. Kortie
i'll take do their h"n4 on the farm Of
the bride y'oom 81 ort distance from
Verona.
Tuesday morning at ST. Philips
church. Rev. JOS F. Studnicka pro-
| nounced the words that joined in we'd
lock Miss Anna Valenske and Alfred
E. Coover The bride is well known
resident OF Hankinson and has large
circle of friends. The bridegroom con-
Quoted a merry go-round there for
several weeks the past season, but has
homestead near Sweet Grass, Mont,
for which place the young couple de-
parted Wednesda.'.
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A few weeks ago Misses Selma and
Emma Aleith, daughters of ]. M.
Aleith of Casselton, went to Everett,
Wash. The latter has taken nice po-
sition in a physicians Office as stem
| ographer, but the former was, on Sept.
| 81, welded to Ed Brandt and the hap
py couple are keeping house at 1901
Rockefeller avenue The ceremony was
performed at the residence of the
| bridegroom's sister, 1900 Oak street,
Everett. The bridegroom while in
Casselton was in the employ of the
Great Northern and was known as a
bright and genial young man. He
has position as engineer in one of
the large saw mills at Everett
| Miss Hilda Greko of Benedict and
George Ebenroot of Dogden were mar
ried at the home Of the brides parents
Saturday, Oct. l, Rev. Johnson of Ruso
officiating. The young couple left for
Montana Tuesday, where they expect
to make their future home.
| Sunday evening at the home of
George Rapp in Dickinson occurred
the marriage Of Oscar L. Rapp to
Miss Flornce Speeding, both OF Bel
field. The ceremony was performed by
Rev A. G. Hacke Of the Congregational
church and was witnessed by only a
few relatives and friends of the par
ties. After the ceremony a dainty 6
o'clock dinner was served.
At the Congregational parsonage in
Norman, Oct. S, Anna FIadby was unit.