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their daughter, Miss Edna Gertrude,
became the bride OF Albert J. Hoe! of
Cass Lake, MINI. The bride is a well
known Moorhead young lady, having
spent all her life there and is a grad
uate OF both the high school and the
normal. Mr.. Hoel is a prominent
young business man Of Cass Lake, be-
ing the cashier OF the First National
bank, there and also city treasurer.
Miss Mae McManus Of Brainerd acted
as bridesmaid while Arthur Moran,
brother Of the bride attended the BRIDE
groom. The wedding ceremony which
was performed by Rev. John Peterson
Of Moorhead was witnessed by the
most intimate friends and relatives.
numbering to about twenty-five Inn
mediately afterward a wedding supper
was served and later the happy couple
left for the west amid showers of rice
and well wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoel
will be at home after Sept. /, at Cass
Lake.
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Mrs. o. II. Simonson of Fourth
street north has returned to her home
from few weeks outing at their
summer home on Lake Cormorant.
She was accompanied home by her
guests, Mrs. l. Bothne and Miss Reque
OF Chicago, who have been with her
at the lakes and will now spend the
remainder of the summer here.
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Miss Olive Brownlee Of Mapleton is
the guest of Miss Mabel Thorne today.
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Miss Ethel Turner returned last
evening from Lake Melissa, where she
has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Bristol, for an outing.
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Mrs. A. H. Porter and children left
this afternoon for Perham to enjoy a
few weeks outing.
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Miss Eunice Jacobson and guest left
this morning for a short visit at Lake
Melissa.
An item Of interest to many Fargo |
people will be the recent marriage of |
Lieut.. Waldo G. Potter, grandson of |
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo M. Potter, who |
formerly lived in Fargo and are also |
well known throughout the state, as |
well as in this city. The Casselton |
paper has the following account of+the |
event: The wedding of Lieut. Waldo |
G. Potter and Miss Ida L. wilhelm of
Grass Valley Cal, occurred on Mon |
DAY evening last. A telegram from |
the happy couple was received Tues
day evening announcing their arrival |
at San Francisco. They are to start |
east at once, coming via the Canadian
Pacific, and expecting to reach Cassel- |
ton about the last of next week. They |
will remain here for several weeks. re- |
turning west I'm time to take the Sep |
TENDER transport for the Philippine |
Islands, where Lieutenant Potter will /
Join the battery to which he has been
assigned, stationed at Fort William
Mckinley, Manila.
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Robert Junkins Of Corona, 8. D.. re- /
turned home last evening, after a brief
visit with his sister, Mrs. John Her /
man of Second street north. He was
also a visitor at the Interstate fair.
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Mrs. N. Quinn and two boys, Robert
and Raymond, returned to their homo
Friday morning at Madison, Wis, aft
er a pleasant visit with their aunt.
Mrs. Margaret Sheridan, Seventh
street north. |
A large number OF the people who
to the city for fair week will
leave today for the lakes. Some of the
heads of families will go down for the
week end and will go down for a week
or ten days fishing. The weather dur
ing fair week was delightfully."- cool.
and this fact coupled with that OF |
numerous visitors gave opportunity for
a number of delightful affairs. Social |
activities will be renewed to certain
extent at the lake shore this week.
Little Miss Evelyn Patterson has
gone to Devils Lake to spend the re-
mainder of the summer with Miss Dor
othy Maher. She anticipates a de-
lightful visit.
Miss Richter of the Patterson Mil
linery Co, has gone to Lake Mime
tonka for a few weeks vacation and
upon the conclusion of her outing will
go east to attend to the fall buying for
the company.
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Grand Forks Times: Miss Frances
Holloway has arrived from Fargo To
enjoy the summer here as the delight
full guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. b. An
derson. Miss Holloway who has Wis
tied here frequently and is well known
among the younger set, graduated in
June from the Moorfead normal school
and leaves in September to teach at
Spokane, Wash.
J. Fl. Taylor, father of Mrs X. HI
Mallarian of North Broadway, has left
for a few weeks visit with relatives
at Detroit, Mich, and Kirktown, on
tario.
Lakota American: Miss Grace Gron-
ma, returned Monday night from Wash
ngton, where she spent the past two
months at the national capital. she
enjoyed the washington society to the
ullest extent until the hot weather
let in when she decided to return toI
North Dakota to enjoy the cool fresh
tir which prevails here She states
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