The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-27
STATE WEDDINGS

SIAIE WEDDINGS
/ o. T. Stennes. who lived in Minot
several years. and Miss Alice Bergen
/ of WilIiston, formerly of Minot, were
married recently in the magic city,
Rev. Nioclay Nilsen offciating. Mr..
Stennes made his home in Minot for
several years until he moved to Mon
i dak, Mont. where he entered the hard
ware and lumber business. Miss Ber-
gen lived in Minot formerly, but re-
/ Gently has been located in Williston.
The marriage Of Miss Hattie daugh-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellsworth,
! to Charles Leroy Roberts occurred
on Tuesday, Oct. IL. The ceremony
took place in Mandan after which a
sumptuous wedding dinner was served.
Rev. M. A. Robbins, jr., oficiated at
the ceremony. Mr.. Roberts is in the
employ Of the civil service in the post
office in Mandan and the young couple
will make their home there.
The wedding Of Miss Lila Drum
mond and Harry Albrecht was an
event which occurred last week at the
home of Rev. r. j. Hubbard, pastor of
the Presbyterian church at LanRdon.
HI. Ostansky of Bowman and Miss
Tena Bernstein Of Spring Valley were
on Sunday united in marriage at the
home Of the brides father, near that
place. Rabbi Bernstein officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Ostansky have taken up
their residence at the home Of the
bridegroom in Bowman
i Earl Storms. cashier OF the State
bank OF Ludden and Miss Isabella M.
Grenawald were united in matrimony
at the home Of the brides parents at
Ludden. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. c. C. williams. Mr. and
| MS. Stems will Immediately COM
mence housekeeping in Glendale. A
cosy home having been furnished by
the bridegroom.
Tuesday morning, oct. II, at st.
Williams church in Ramona, occurred
the marriage Of Miss Kathryn Cert
rude Rensch to George C. White of
Cogswell, Father Collins officiating.
They returned to CogswelI at once,
making the trip by auto, and will go
to housekeeping in the L. H. White
residence in that city.
Harry Merriette Case, the popular
and handsome editor Of The Neville
Journal, was married Wednesday, Oct.
rs, at New Auburn. Mimi, to Miss
Lillian Reimers. The bride is
charming young lady and daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Reimers.
Mr.. Case is one of the ablest and
brightest members OF the newspaper
profession in the state.
A pretty home wedding occurred at
| the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Nit
| tage, four miles west of Great Bend,
when their daughter Alvin c., was
united in marriage to Harry H Os-
born. Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn will re-
main in Great Bend until November
when they will leave for trip TO
Chicago and Havana, H.. where they
will make their future home.
A double wedding of much interest
to the Little Missouri country took
place last week at the r. L. Chuning
home in Camp Crook, S. d. when
Everett Baker and Miss Ruth Chun-
ing, and Jesse Spenatta and Miss Edna
Cunning were happily married. Mr..
and Mrs. Baker will reside in Cap
Crook. where the bridegroom is as
sistant cashier in the Little Missouri
bank Mr.. Spenatta is engaged in
the fruit business in Redlands, Cal,
where he and his bride will make
their home.
Last Monday afternoon Sierd Fa-
Der and Miss Ufke Huisman were
quietly joined in marriage In Litch-
vile. The ceremony took place at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Van Der
Schaaf, with the Rev. Mr. Van Der
Schaaf officiating. The young couple
DeYries farm few miles northeast Of
| Montpelier.
Wednesday, Oct. ii. at the home Of
the brides parents In Tolna, occurred
the wedding Of Arthur L. Deehr and
Miss Stella Moore. The ceremony was
performed by Father Hart of the Tolna
Catholic church. They will spend the
honeymoon on the Pacific coast re-
turning later to make their home on
4 DcClA lAAAS bOuLu OIL 1Olnas
Rev j. H. Wickre OF L.arimore left
for Minneapolis Monday evening to
meet his bride elect. He was married
Wednesday afternoon to Miss Edna
Larson Of that city The wedding will
be solemnized by Rev. Mr.. Aaberg.
After spending few weeks at the old
home OF the bridegroom at Langford.
s. D., the happy couple will return to
Larimore.
AT the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Emil
Wettlaufer. three miles north Of ONE
NEE. on Wednesday, Oct. IS, Mathew
! Forbes and Miss Agnes Wettlaufer
were united in marriage, Rev. j. w.
Barnum OF Bottineau. reading the
ceremony
Fixing q Period.
Chicago Record Herald: While De
Wolf Hopper was filing an engage
ment in Chicago recently he was in
vited to dinner by some Of his friends
Storeis Of the good old days when
comic opera was popular were told
i "reminiscences were exchanged and
one OF the ladies casually remarked:
ooh, Willl"--the gentlemans name
is William De Wolfe Hopper what
ever became OF that interesting ter
rier you used to have?"
Terrier" Hooper replied, trying
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