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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-08

WHAT HAPPENED i
Edward ]. Powers, 20, Engle-
wood Station, detailed on strike
duty, rescued Mrs. Andrew
Layne, 1741 Ogden av., from GER
tain death by diving under fender
of moving street car at Dearborn
and Madison and dragging her
from danger.
Helen Powers, 7, 213 N. West
ern av., fell 80 feet through sky
light to roof of John A. Dahmke
Packing Co., 1884 w. Lake st.
Slightly bruised.
Julia Crawley, 10, and sister,
Nora, 9, $3.50 Union av., run down
and crushed by auto truck of Al
bert Pick & Co., driven by Alfred
Gebler, while playing on curb
stone in front o-fhouse. Julia had
leg amputated. Nora has broken
arms and internal injuries. Geb-
Ter, who was going at high speed,
attempted to get out of way of
auto truck owned by Mandel
Brothers.
Bruno Gerdusi, 240 w. I'D St,
was yesterday held to grand jury
for murder 0 fhis Prother-in-law,
Frank Bertucci.
Andrew Freed, 4s, 3214 Oak
pl., found dead in gas-flled room,
Believe dsuicide.
F. E. Rowe, 81, 7O5 S. Ashland,
knocked down by auto owned and
driven by Thornton A. Herr, Oak
Park, Saturday, died yesterday.
Tony Tufanio, barber, 91o w.
Polk ST., shot and probably fatally
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-08

N CHICAGO TODAY
by heat while working in station
barn.
James H. LaPearl, well-known
circus man, sued for divorce by
wife, Nellie LaPearl. Charged
with desertion.
William Allan, 3541 Armour
av., shot and killed in front of
2958 State ST., by Thomas Nc
Kenzie, 2922 S. State st. McKen-
zie escaped. Both colored.'
1,50O persons forced to climb
stairs of Kesner Bldg, Madison
and Wabash, because of 2-hour
strike by elevator men.
Benjamin JendricksS II, 1918
S. Wood ST., confessed to stealing
pocketbook from studio of Mrs.
May Donnelly Kelso, Auditorium
Bldg. Mrs. eKlso caught and held
him after chase through building.
Albert Broniecke, laborer, fell
into. vat filled with limewater at
tannery, 2231 Elston av. DER
shortl yafter.
David Hewitt, .employe on
chicken farm, found dead on
tracks of Chicago & Northwest
ern in Desplaines. Body mangled,
William Farquhar, 628 w.
Madison, stonecuttcr, fell from
scahold at I'd floor of new build
ing, Byron ST. and E. Ravens
wood Park. Suffered many frac-
lures.
Mrs. Lima Musso, %, 1011 Lar
rabee ST., held to grand jury with
out bail for murder of husband
Evening star., 1912-08-25

and Raymond Wells. Miss Edith Con-
ray is the guest Of Miss Margaret Dud.
ley, who entertained a party Of friends
Friday In her honor. Mrs. James A
Dickinson and daughters. Margaret and
Areme. are visiting friends in Maryland
this week. Mr. Medley Of Washington
spent the week end with Raymond
Wells. Mrs. j.. L. McNair and daughter
Mildred. left Monday for a visit to Dams
Vile, n. Y.
with Miss Katharine Brush at Court
lands and was q luncheon guest Satur-
day of Mrs. NJ. 3. Roberts. Miss Edith
Row has returned from visit to her
sister. Mrs. Foster b. Kirby. Mrs. J. T.
III. Row. who was quite i'll last week. is
improving. Miss Maud Rogers OF Nc
Lean entertained party of friends for
the week end in honor OF her house guest,
Miss Lena Earman Of Harrisonburg. The
other guests were Miss Annette Harvers
and Miss Mabel Steele of Washington,
Miss Edith Row, Mr.. Fred Grimes, Mr..
Hammond Rogers of Washington, Brooks
Clarke Of Lewinsville and Mr.. Guy T.
Rogers Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. McGroarty
and family are at Bluemont for several
weeks and are entertaining Mr. Charles
Tyler Of Florida. Mrs. James Oden enter
tanned party of friends at five hundred
Friday evening. The st. James Pleasure
Club gave a dance Tuesday evening to a
Bern of Falls Church and Mr.. Charles ID.
Can't Of Washington were married this
week in Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
Morton Of New York spent the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Morton. Mrs.
Charles w. Lee was the guest Thursday
of Mrs. III. w. Petty at Arlington. Misses
Dorothy and Ruth Shreve entertained the
Boys and Girls Club OF the Baptist Church
very delightfully."- at their home last Sat
urday evening.
Evening star., 1912-08-25

from a visit to Atlantic City. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Chadwick and little Miss
Marion Chadwick have returned to their
home near Arcturus. after an automonlie
trip through the north and visits in At
lantic City and Philadelphia. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry King of Baltimore, who re-
turned last week, with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Bendheim, from Colonial Beach, have
been the guests for the past week of Mr..
and Mrs. Bendhcim. at their home on
Prince street.
Mr. William Hall Luckett has returned
from trip to Atlantic City. Miss
Roberta Adams is the guest OF her aunt.
Mrs. Charles G.. Marshall, at her home
on Queen street. Mr.. and Mrs Louis n.
Duffey have returned from visit to
Virginia Beach. Mr.. and Mrs. William
a. Moore and Miss Marion Negiey have
returned from an automobile trip through
Maryland and a visit to relatives on the
eastern shore Miss Norone Smith and
Miss Jennie Smith have returned from a
visit to relatives in the New England
states. Mr.. and Mrs. James MCGOWAN
and little daughter have returned from a
visit to relatives in New York. Mr. and
days at Atlantic city. Mrs. Matte
Kahn of Richmond is tho guest of her
cousin. Mrs. James Wood. at her home
on South Fayette street. Mrs. r. L. Myers
tfves in Detroit, Mich. and other western
cities. Miss Hazel German Wood Is the
guest of Miss Blanche Hall at Colonial
Beach. Miss Dorothy Hudson and Miss
Alice Hudson are the guests OF their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis, al
their home in Culpeper county. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel r. Kelley left Wednesday
for a trip Of several weeks to New York.
Toronto and other points in Canada Miss
Dorothy Roberts Of Catonsville. Nd, Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
COgan at their home on Prince street.
Mrs. J. L. Lowe of Greensboro, n. c., is
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Wells, at their home on Prince
street Mrs. 8. 0. Hansman left Thurs
day to spend two weeks at Colonial
Beach. Mrs. NJ. J. O'Sullivan and Miss
Kathryn Brill have returned from a two
week visit at Atlantic City. Mrs. Brooke
Arnold has returned from a visit to New
York Miss Atha Swain Is the guest OF
Mrs Frank Reed at her home in Fairfax
county. Mr.. Wesley Bitter has returned
from a visit to Mr.. Clinton Smoot, jr, at
his summer home In North Wilkesboro,
N. G.. Mrs. James f. Alexander and
Miss Edna Alexander attended the
LoudOun camp meeting during the past
week. Miss Dorothy Snow Is the guest
Of friends in Washington. Mrs. William
Fulton and son, Mr.. Carlin +. Fulton.
who have been tho guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Frank Cariin, at Arcturus. have
returned to their home in Ellicott City,
Md. Miss Daisy Howell is the guest of
Miss Margaret Black. at her home In
Stafford county. Miss Nancy Collins OF
Orange is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam G. Mayer at their home Oh South
Columbus street.
Evening star., 1912-08-25

lev of Virginia. Miss Moselle Brown
was the guest of relatives in Wash
ingtOn during the past week. Miss
Elizabeth holland is visiting at the home
of her brother. DIR. George Noland Of
Ashburn, Va. Miss M. s. Gill is spend
ing some time at Great Falls. Va. and
her mother. Mrs. William II. Gill, is Wis
iting relatives near Ashburn. Mrs. VIII
liam Carlos Lewis Of Clendenin, w. Va,
is visiting relatives I'm Leesburg. MIR.
and Mrs. Cecil Connor spent the week
end at the Loudoun camp meeting. at
Leithton. Va. Miss Margaret Wood, after
spending several weeks at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Burke, returned
Tuesday to her home in Hampton. Va.
Miss Jessie Divine has returned from a
visit to friends i'm Culpeper, Va. Miss
Florence Nixon has left to spend some
Miss Nina Spinks of Washington.
Evening star., 1912-08-25
LAUREL.
special Correspondence Of The Star.
LAUREL, Md, August


LAUREL. Md, August -, 1912.
Mr.. George w. Waters Is spending his
vacation at Bedford Springs. DIR. Taylor
and family spent several days this week
on the Eastern Shore. Md. Mrs. LIE Page
Crommiller and Miss Eliza Crommiller
have returned from q two-week visit in
Accotink, Va. Miss Agnes Harding is
visiting her sister in Norwood. Md. DR.
and Mrs. T. Watts Byerly attended the
horse show Tuesday at Highlands. Mrs
John Fiannerys and Miss Pauline Elan
merry are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Spauld.
ing F1annery at jamestown. r. l. Gen
Hall sayre OF Denver. Col. visited his
Washington avenue the past week. Miss
Gertrude Petit and Miss Dickinson OF
POcomoke, Nd. are visiting in Canada
Miss Brownie johnson OF Overlook is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Hilton Lambert
on New Hampshire avenue. Miss Bertha
Montgomery street, after q visit OF some
weeks In Atlantic City. Mrs. Boswell OF
Tennessee has been the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. James Donaldson.
Mr.. James g. Bors and father, Mr.
James Bors. ST.. are visiting Boston and
other points In the north. Mr.. and Mrs
William Porst have returned from a visi,
to Baltimore. Rev. J. H. Jeffries and
trip abroad. to their home on Main street
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Stanley and
Mrs. George Waters. ST.. went to Emory
Grove Sunday. Mrs. George Waters. ir.,
is spending some time at Emory Grove
Md. Mrs. Y. A. Johnston visited In Bal.
timore during the week. Miss Adelaide
Smith OF Baltimore was the guest OF Miss
Susan Crommiller during the week. Mr..
Walters Brehme Of New York visited his
mother. Mrs. Mary Brehms. on Main
street during the week.
Evening star., 1912-08-25
LEESBURG.
,ecial Correspondence Of The Star.

LEESBURG. Va. August "a. 1912.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Swami Whipple
entertained at a delightful dance Friday
evening last in honor of the latter S
cousins. Misses Flora and Marguerite
Manning and Mr.. Forrest Manning, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guthrie Hopkins en-
tertained at supper Saturday evening last
in honor OF their house guests. Miss EN-
ma Shipwith Of st. Louis. Mo-, and Mr..
George Swinderton, Radford. Me. Mrs.
Horatio Hartley Trundle was hostess at
large tea Tuesday afternoon at Exeter,
near here. in honor Of her house guests.
Miss Mary Heitman Of Mocksville, n.
n. c.. and Misses Roberta and Bena
Mickle Of Winston-Salem. N. c. Thurs
day evening Mrs. Samuel Lutz was
hostess at large boating party on the
Potomac river in honor of Misses Heit-
man. Parrish and Mickle. There were
about thirty guests. Miss Isadore Pike
was hostess at a small tea Wednesday
afternoon at her suburban home. Elvon.
in honor of Mrs Thomas Francis Green
of Richmond. Va. Mr.. Samuel S. Lutz
was host at a stag fishing party on the
Potomac river Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Louis Powell has returned to her subur-
ban home, Grassmere. from Geneseo, N.
Y. where she spent the summer months.
size has az HeT guests ner II,
Mrs. Charles LIE Bourgeoise. and chill
dren OF New Orleans, La. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Thomas Clagett have returned
from stay Of a week at Cape May, n.
J. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Giddings and
en at the home iass Of Mrs charles sfe eennvie se
Giddings OF this town. Mrs. Louis
Grammar and children have returned
from an extended stay at Cape May. Miss
Harvey Chiswell OF Washington, ID. c.,
to fln Of Do11 nf hfo
town. DR.. and Mrs. Truman A. Parker.
Miss Mabel Littig and Mr.. Walter j..
Harrison left Wednesday for ten-day
driving tour through the valley Of Vir-
ginia.
Miss Mamie Worsley of Washington,
D. c.. is spending a fortnight at the
home of her sister. Miss Elizabeth
Worsley of this town. Mr.. Bentley
holland of Baltimore spent the week
end at the home Of his father. DR.. B.
F. holland, in the suburbs of Leesburg.
Passed Asst Paymaster George w. Pig
man. u. 8. NJ, of the Minnesota is visit
ing at Springwood, the home near here
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel 5. LutZ. Mr..
and Mrs. Westmoreland Davis have re-
turned to Morven Park, their home,
near here. from an extended stay in
New York. Florida and Richmond. Va
Misses Elizabeth and Katharine Clagett
left yesterday for San Francisco, from
which place they will sail for an alb
Sence OF TWO years ABROAD Iney Will
spend some time with their sister and
brother-in-law, Capt and Mrs. B. F.
at Peking, China
Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Scribner,
Miss Anne Catherine Beaver and Mrs.
John Robert Wilson have returned
from a stay Of several weeks at At
lantic City and the Adirondack noun
tains. They made the trip in the car of
Mr. Scribner. DIR. Charles s. White
and Mr. Nathaniel Heaton of Wash
ington passed through Leesburg Tues
day on q motor trip through the val
Evening star., 1912-08-25
SOCIETY.

Continued from First Page.)
suburban home Of her brother, Mr.. VIII
ton Harvey. Langdon Heights during
the week. She is now visiting with rela-
tives at Baltimore.
Richard Heron Wallace of washington,
D. c., is spending the week end at Blue
mont, Va, with Mr.. Robert Elsea.
Joseph Arendes, SO G. street southeast
who has been spending the summer al
Colonial Beach, will return to Washing
ton tonight.
MIR. and Mrs. J. E. Flynn. sol + stree,
northeast. will leave for Washington to-
morrow for a vacation trip. TO be gone
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Volney Eaton announce
the marriage of their daughter, Lillian
Narjory, and Marry E7dred Dove, for
merly Of Baltimore. August Is, at 1:3(
pm, at the First Baptist Church. Mr.
and Mrs. Dove will reside at 2119 T
street northwest.
Evening star., 1912-08-25

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Evening star., 1912-08-25
her HANDS and ARMS MADE
MARvELOuSLY BEAUTIFUL
IN A SINGLE NIGHT
FREE PRESCRIPTION DID IT

Grace Benson says: Had any one told
me such wonderful results could be accom-
plished so quickly. | positively would not
have believed IL. My arms and hands were
covered with freckles; my neck Was dark
and wrinklcd from the use OF high collars:
my hands were tanned and the kDuckles
red.
'.All these defects were removed by one
application OF free prescription, which 1
am pleased TO give to any one. It's just
as simple as II is effective. Go TO any
drug store and get an empty two-ounce
bottle and a one-ounce bottle OF hulux
Compound. Pour the entire bottle or
Kulux into the two ounce bottle, add one
quarter ounce OF witch hazel aRf nll with
water. Prepare this prescription at your
own home, then you know you are getting
1t right. Apply night and morning.
1T makes the skin soft and beautiful,
no matter how rough and ungainly your
hands aud arms are. One application will
astonish you. / have given this prescrip-
tion TO thousands OF women and they are
all Just as enthusiastic as I am. Try Il
on your neck and shoulders and you viii
be agreeably surprised"
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At the Hotels

w. F. Robertson of Bismarck is in
the city.
H. B. King of Grand Forks was in
the city today.
. H.. Shank of Devils Lake spent the
day In the city.
T. o. Chaueland of Sharon was in the
city today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Parker of Lisbon
are guests at the Gardner hotel.
l. D. Gladaker Of Mayville was a
business visitor in the city today.
H. G.. Harvey of Grand Forks was
~transacttng business in the city today.
]. K. Rotzien, and wife of Clitterdale.
MIMI have arrived in the city for a
short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. oliver of Chicago.
have arrived in the city for a stay of
a few days.
Manager Letford, of the Prescott ho-
Tel a Left with his family for a short
stay at the lakes.
j. NJ. Redmond Of the town of Hun
ter arrived in the city this morning to
attend to business,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Ness of Esmond.
this state, have arrived in the city to
shop and visit friends.
]. A. Horner of wimbledon. this state
is a business visitor to the city today
and is at one of the hotels.
A, Fordale of st. Thomas, this state,
arrived in the city this morning to
look after business matters.
C. e. McCarty of Grand Forks, came
down last night to look after business
affairs in the city this morning.
H. B. Starke of Kathryn, this state
mas been In the city for a day or two
at one Of the hotels on business.
J. A. Winslow and mother of Omaha
Neb. have arrived in the city for a
short stay at the Prescott hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. sanderson and wife
Of Kathryn, this state arrived in the
city this morning to call on friends.
Mrs, G. N. Faust of Monango, this
state a arrived in the city for a
short stay and is at one OF III hotels.
Mr.. and Mrs. o, S. shippy of Hope
came into the city this morning to
visit friends and a some purchases.
Otto 6. Matthias, of the city of Dick
inson, has arrived in the city for a
short stay and is a guest at the Metro
pole.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Conant. OF the
town of Napoleon, are visitors to the
city today and are calling on their
friends, $500
FRANK .. Talcott, who has been
spending a few days at the lakes. re-
turned to his room at the Waldorf last
evening.
A. Hendrickson Of Valley City has
arrived in the city to look after busi-
ness matters and was meeting his
friends in the city.
M. J. Boyd and Frank Burban and
other business men of Valley CITY were
in town today and were guests at one
of the leading hotels.
e. A.: Frosberg and Ross Tricker, of
Twin Valley, Mimi, have arrived in
the city to look after business and are
registered at the Webster.
r.. F. Flint, state dairy inspector was
in the city this morning from the state
capital city and was a guest at the
Waldorf. He was accompanied by G.
w. Henzler.
Mrs. P. E.. Stroud and Miss e.. M.
Malcolm, of Minneapolis, who have beer
visiting Mrs. w. w. Broad and Mrs.
w. r. Reed of Armenia were ali regis
tered at the Waldorf, and the two twin
city ladies left for home this morning.
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STATE EVENTS

Recently the Danford home at Bis
marck was the scene of a very pretty
affair, when Miss Rita gave a handker-
chief shower for Miss Evelyn Simpson
of Mandan a bride of this week. The
guest of honor received many lovely
handkerchiefs and several GORGEOUS
bandaIlas for the bridegroom. She was
also given some silver by the hostess.
During the evening Miss Clara Tatley
sang, Miss Hazel Nichols and Ruth
Danford played several selections zach
and Miss Mary Seman gave two very
entertaining readings. The rooms were
tastefully decorated with pink and
white sweet cas- The color scheme of
pink and white was also carried out in
the refreshments. The bridegroom and
a cousin of the bride surprised the
young ladies and caused a great deal
of amusement by appearing Ii the
garb of professional walters in time to
serve the refreshments. Out OF town
guests were Misses Evelyn and Gene
We've Simpson and Miss Clara Larson Of
Mandan and Miss Mary Seman of Chi
cago. There were twenty guests in all.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Currie
celebrated their fortieth wedding ami
versary, Thursday, Aug. s at Park
River with a family gathering at which
ell the members were present. The en-
tire day was spent in those pleasant
est OF associations which a general
homecoming makes possible. Al dinner
which symposium of appetizing
dishes and intimate conversation
marked the conclusion OF the happs
| event.
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come only from the election of Mar
shall and Wilson and a democratic
congress followed an offering Of rea-
sons which he said negatived all pos
sihility of relief from either the re-
publican or the progressive party.
OF the latter he said in part: TITS
creator and nominee for president oc-
cupied that office for about seven
and a half a years, but during that
time he could not be persuaded to say
a single word in favor of lifting from
the people the burden imposed upon
them by the extortion of tariff rates.
1T is true he admits in his con-
fession Of faith that certain interests
have been improperly favored by
over-production, declares himself in
favor of ~disrupting the old crooked
log rolling method of tariff making,
and advocates tariff commission
wholly different from the present I'M
satisfactory tariff board. 1t is inn
possible to rise from a careful read
ing of his tariff discussion without
being convinced he is a stand-patter
now, as he was when he was pres
ident.
Certainly only a very stupid man
would expect tim to curb the trusts.
Seven -eights of all the combinations
in existence when he went out of of
flee were created while he was pres
ident. Their creators had confidence
in him sure. Did he not stay the
hand of his plant attorney general
when he was about to bring suit to
dissolve the harvester trust?
was not a twenty minute CONVEX
sation long enough to persuade him
that the steel corporation should be
allowed to absorb It's leading com
petitor2"
MarshalI's Acceptance.
E& -- - -
diana in his formal speech of ac-
ceptanca of the democratic vice pres
identiaI nomination, delivered to the
notification committee here today, at
tackled the republican party on the
grounds that it had fostered special
privilege to the point of making men
everywhere s~ocialistic In theory If
not In conduct.
In this connection he said:
1T is idle for a thoughtful man In
| America, whether millionaire or pau
per, to longer play the ostrich. Safe
ty does not consist in hiding ones
head In the sands of either senti-
ment or hope. 1t is foolish for the
| vastly rich to keep on insisting that
more and more shall be added to
| their riches through a specious sys-
tenn of special legislation ostensibly
| enacted to run the government, In
reality enacted TO loot the people.
TT is worse than ignorance for
them to smile at the large body OF
intelligent Americans who regard
themselves as fortunate ii the debit
and credit accounts of life balance
at the end of the year. and to as
| sumo that the mighty many who
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-20
TO BENEFIT The
CHILDRENs HOME
HI. AMERLAND, HAS SECURED NINE.
HARRIET LABADIE DRAMATIC
INTERPREToR OF PLAYS, To GIVE
ONE OF HER SPLENDID RECITALs
IN FARGO.

AS mentioned in The Forum some
weeks ago the Children's Home society
will present Nine. Harriet Labadie, dra-
matte interpreter Of plays. in stones
auditorium on Sept 4, at which time
she will read The Servant In The
House. Mme. Labadie is on a world
tour and is a dramatic reader of SPLEEN
did ability and aside from listening to
such a worthy artist, h cause tnvoly-
ed is one which always appeals to Far
go people.
The Toronto News has the following
to say in regard to an engagement Of
Nine. Labadie in that city: Dramatic
interpreters who are worthy of such
a rare title are so few, that an artist
OF Nine. Labadie's distinction is eagerly
and instantaneously recognized. The
first of three recitals in Toronto by
this well-known reader was given at
the Margaret Eaton Greek theatre COM
prising an interesting version Of gos-
sip from the Spanish of Jules Echega-
req, known to this country chiefly
through a dramatic presentation of his
| III World and His Wife.
Nine. Labadie is no novice in plat
form presentations. Her graceful and
confident department, her ease in emo
tional shading, her handling of sit
uations involving MANY characters as
sert plainly enough a very unordinary
| entertainer and an interpreter of fine
intuition. The presentment of gossip
was noteworthy for the clear-cut in
| naturalization of parts, and the per-
suasive charm with which each motive
was defined.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-20
STATE WEDDINGS

tGE.
At Salem church occurred the mar
riage of Anna Marie Strom to John
Eidsness. Rev. Mr.. Falkeid Of the
bride is a sister of Peter Strorn, a
prominent farmer living west of AM
brose.
Judge d. r. Ellsworth issued a mar
riage license recently to John Ander-
son and Miss Sigrid NJ. Jorstad, both
of Warwick. The young people will
be married at SheYen1e by Rev. Mr.
Hugness of the Norwegian Lutheran
farmer of tina section.
On Aug. 10 at the home OF the bride
groom near Palermo occurred the
rage of %. Sjervheim 10 Miss Amelia
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Sjervheim viii
reside on the bridegrcorf's form fol
the present.
Miss Anne Marie Weltzin, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Weltzin of May.
Vile, was married to Rev. Nicholas As
trup Larsen OF Tacoma, Wash, Wednes-
day, Aug. il at the Synod Lutheran
church in that city. Rev. I. .. Ylvisak-
er officiating.
Samuel w. Rouse, son of Mr.. and Mrs
C.. d. Rouse of Sentinel Butte, and Mel.
d, ". Buell., were quietly married or
Monday, Aug. ~ at the residence OF
Rev. Mr.. Juefi In Glendive, the latter
officiating at the ceremony.
on wednesday evening at the home
OF the brides parents in Medina oc-
Cured the marriage OF Miss Lillian