The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-08-01
NEW ERA BRIDE is
0. K.'O BY PHYSICIAN
NEW ENGLAND LOVER OVER
COMES FATHERS OBJEC-
TON TO MATCH BY Sc
CURING MEDICAL
REFEREE.

New YORK Clty.-AmOng the resi-
dents of Millbury, Mass, is John
Cartier, a prosperous builder, whose
son and namesake at the age of 20
is head over heels in love. Not far
away lives Pierre Renault, an expert
in the knowledge of textiles and
proud of his daughter, Marguerite
Rose Antoninette, whose birthday
nineteenth. She, too, is in love.
Lameness His Objection.
OF course you have guessed that
John Jr.. and Rose Antoinette are in
love with each other. That's right.
Father Cartier, proud of his son,
as Father Renault vas proud of his
daughter, raised an objection to their
marriage.
Miss Renault, from early childhood
had walked with a slightly hating
step. The suggestion of lameness
raised in the young mans fathers
mind a doubt whether in some re-
mote contingency his sons sweet
heart might o become an invalid
and as such a burden upon his son.
Young Cartier being a minor
sought guidance and legal direction
in his affairs of the heart from At
torney Edward ID. p. Morrell of Wor-
cester.
In the unique proceedings which
followed Father Cartier was repre-
scented by his friend and townsman,
Lawyer Thomas III. Sullivan, and
Judge Forbes of the probate court
sat in Judgment.
1t become apparent to the court
following the general presentation
of the case, that the matter of a new
guardian for young Cartier was at
best a secondary step, the taking OF
which would be quite unnecessary If
it we're to be shown that the fathers
fears We're %groundless.
Would the father accept the opin-
ion of a medical court, and would his
sons fiance in her maidenly modesty
be willing to place herself in the
hands of a practitioner of admitted
high attachments and accept his find
ings?
Neither hesitated a moment at
this.
The father thought it would settle
the question. The girl, said the court
had only to designate the physician
!, and he to fix the hour and she woulC
be ready.
through COul ICoS ~ nv iaciS' SHS
court left the selection of the physi
clan to his lawyer, and DR.. w. w
!, McKibben, a popular member of the
medical society, with a long and hon
. orable record. was chosen, and at
!, time and under conditions c%onvenien
to the bride the suggestions made il
court we're carried out.
, Thus the first new d bride be
cama mart of the records.
, That afternoon young Cartier, nov
more or less Indifferent but Still
wanting to know just how the lam
Law, rang UP Lawyer Morrell on tn
r telephone. ).
"1s there any news-yet?" he ask
I ed, pretending by hesitation to b
anxious and in doubt.
4 yes replied the lawyer, new
+ and good news. It's all right. Con
gratulations. When is the happ.
f EVENT."
"E-er. i guess maybe on Sunday
Thanks, awfully."
The church marriage followed.
The services of the First Baptis
church yesterday were very inter
4 esting and largely attended. The pas
tor Rev. BENZ. F. Tilley preached i
the morning a very helpful sermo,
e and announced. that he would b
Il pleased to have the members an
the societies of the church take win
Z dows in the new church building a
Z the committee had reached the plac
where that part of the work must b
arranged. The windows will be fror
u thirty dollars to two hundred an
q fifty dollars each. At the close of tn
l. service every window vas spoken 70
in a very few moments, hhe BROTH
q erhood, Ladies Aid, Young People
society, w. G. T. u, each taking on
and the others by individuals, an
q Sunday School classes. 1t was a spler
did service and the interest was ger
-. uine and helpful to all. In the ever
n ing the pastor was at Belts, where b
preached to a large congregation
farmers and their families, the Sc
r. vice being mutually delightful.