The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-22
STATE WEDDINGS.

Sunday was great day for the Blu
chanan family at Darlington. 1t was
nifty years ago that Mr.. and Mrs. John
Buchanan were married in Glasgow,
Scotland, and the golden anniversary
was celebrated in Darlington by a big
family reunion. All of the eight chill
dren of the couple were present, and
I'M addition eighteen grandchildren
and three great grandchildren helped
NIL the large home. "A big dinner was
| served at noon at which forty three
We're seated at one time. Two daugh-
ters, Mesdames D. w. and M. S. wy
ard, came all the way from Seattle
| to attend the reunion. Messrs. and
| Mesdames A. Miller and Hugh Shaw
| the latter old settlers here, were also
there from Ambrose for the event.
The Buchanans are among the best
known people in Foster county, and
the family is one Of the largest. Mr..
Buchanan Is at the head of one, of the
largest business enterprises In central
North Dakota and is the largest land
owner in Foster county as well.
Miss Martha Aus, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Esten Aus of Litchville was
married last Monday evening to Sam
Amundson, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
o. Amundson. living tire miles north
of that city. The nuptial rite was
read by Rev. L. M. Nesvig Of the I'm
manuel church at the brides home.
The happy couple will be at home
over the postoffice in Litchville, where
they have rented apartments, and Mr.,
Amundson will be employed at his
trade as blacksmith there.
'
Monday. July II, at St Aloysius
church, Lisbon, was the scene Of
pretty wedding, when Elizabeth LIP
pert and J. Aleck McCloud were unit
ed in the holy bonds of wedlock. Aft
er the wedding breakfast, which was
served at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Grange, with whom the bride
has made her home for some time, the
happy pair departed for their home
on the Richard Grobe farm, east Of
Lisbon, which the bridegroom has
furnished ready for their occupancy.
In the evening they were at home to-
large company of their friends from
Lisbon, Verona and the country.
A social event which is of interest
in the state at large, is the marriage of
Miss Constance Day, daughter of II.
A. Day, late of Missoula, Mont, to
Everett Tawney, son of ex-Congress-
man Tawney of Winona, Mimi, which
was solemnized1 at the family home in
.&..,,o n
ton followed the marriage, after which
MIR. Tawney and his bride left for the
west, and will. be at home after Aug.
/ in Seattle, Wash.
At st. Joseph's church in Devils
Lake occurred the marriage Of Miss
Harriet Neidecken of that city and
Herbert Richter of st. Paul with
Father Augustine officiating. The ac-
complished bride has made her home
much OF her life with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kudermann, well known in Dew
lis Lake, but has, during the past few
years lived with her sisters In Shey-
enne and Jamestown. The bridegroom
holds a position as postal clerk4on the
Chicago, Milwaukee 81 st. Paul be-
sLWGUh <AUSIh6Sn anu st 11huls ul4hiuE
his headquarters at ST. Paul where
the young couple will live. Immedi-
ately after breakfast the bride and
bridegroom left by auto for Casselton
and will spend their honeymoon Wis
Using relatives in the state.
At high noon yesterday occurred the
marriage OF two prominent young peo-
pie, when Miss Marion Simpson Mitch
ell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. I'll. B.
Mitchell of Devils Lake became the
bride of Prof. Charles Francis Pecholt
of Balaton, MINI. Mr.. and Mrs. Pc
cholt left on the evening train for Mi
moi and win return to spend couple
OF weeks with the brides parents be-
fore going to Balaton, Mimi, where
they will be ait home to their friends
after Sept. |. The bridegroom Ii prin-
cipai Of schools at Ralaton, Mimi. and
- graduate Of the Mankato Normal
where ne met his bride. one OF Devils
Lakes most talented and popular
daughters.