Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-12-27
State Weddings

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A very pretty wedding occurred a
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma.
Huter of st. Thomas, when thei'
daughter, Eva ane, became the bride
of Theodore B. SwenSon.
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At New England the ceremony wa!
performed at the home Of the bride
uniting for life Miss Harvey and Mr.
Thorvald Gistad, Rev. Nichols OF the
Congregational church performed the
ceremony.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
Cox at Aneta was the scene Of very
pretty wedding when their fourth
daughter, Ruth Ellen, was united in
the bond Of holy matrimony, to Mr..
William Russell Turner of St. Vim
cent, MINI. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. Allen o. Birchenough,
the brides pastor, of Bowesmont,
surrounded by 4timate friends and
Ole Twenge, son of Mrs. Th0ra T..
Twenge and Miss Josephine Johnson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew G..
Tandberg of Northwood, were united
in marriage at the city of Grand
Forks, N. D., the Rev. A. J. Hulteng
officiating.
The marriage of James Nash of
Webster and Miss Minnie Langess Of
Clitheral, Mimi, occurred this week
at the home of the bride in Minnesota.
Miss Langess taught school in Ramsey
county for number of years and is
an accomplished young lady. Mr.. Nash
has rented Mrs. John Nash's farm
near Starkweather and will take his
bride there to live.
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Mr. Gottlieb Fischer and Miss Pau
line Miller, daughter of Jacob Miller,
were united in marriage by Rev. An.
hornt at Hebron. The celebration
took place at the home of Jacob Mil.
Ter and merry crowd was present.
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At the home Of the groom's brother
Archie Gwinn of Northwood, N. D.,
occurred the marriage of William
Gwinn to Miss Beata Hagen, Rev. w.
Herber Evans Of the Congregational
church of Northwood officiating.
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Rev. Wellington Salt of Rolla per.
formed his first marriage at Belcourt,
the contracting parties einbg two full
blood Indians, John Mequam and Su-
san Shakawinimi. They will reside on
the Turtle Mountain reservation about
three miles northwest of Rolla
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At he home Of the magistrate at
Alexander occurred the marriage of
Mr.. G. +. Anderson and Miss Jennie
Void, two of Mckenzie countys most
estimable people. Both of the con-
parties reside and own farms
in the vicinity of Cartwright.
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At the home of the brides mother
In Valley City occurred the marriage
Of Albert Grlman and Miss Berthine
Bagley, Rev. Narsett offisciating.
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Justice J. w. Foreman at Alexander
in Mckenzie county, has united in
nIgebright Sivertson and
Mrs. Christine Boe. They will live
On the brides claim.
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At Grand View, a suburb Of Alexan-
Ter, in Mckenzie county, occurred the
of Mr.. Victor Skogeff and
Miss Selma Nelson, both Of Name
less, with Mr.. Walla Rod and Miss
Engla Nelson attendants. Both OF
the contracting parties are freehold
ers in the vicinity of Nameless and
will hereafter reside on Mr.. Skogen's
'arm.
A pretty church wedding was SOL
at the Synod church at Haz-
elton when Miss Olga Olson was
mited in marriage to Emil K0rstad.
Rev. Lien of Portland officiating.
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A very quiet wedding took place at
Iatton, when Miss Clara Kjorlfe was
lnited in the holy bonds Of matr1-
nony to Tom Welch of Lankin, N. D.
rhe nuptial knot was tied by Rev.
at the parsonage, after which
he bridal party went to the home OF
he brides parents, where an elab- !
,rate wedding dinner was served.
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The first legal business County
Judge H. G. Wick did after the OPEN
ng of the county seat in Cavalier,
vas the issuance Of marriage H.
ense to Albert F. Nj. mann and Miss
emma NJ. Born, both Of st. Thomas.
This will therefore be the souvenir
marriage license of the new county |
eat and will no doubt be highly priced
y the happy couple.
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John Helwig and Miss Helen Hintz,
wo young people both Of whom are
veil known in New Leipzig and vicin-
ty, have been coined in the holy
,onds of matrimony'' as the country
would say, or in other
vords, been married. The ceremony
vas performed by Judge J. c. john
on at Mandan.