The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-22
Interesting June Brides.

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May jackson. eldest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William jackson OF that
city. became the bride OF George
Kline. also of Cavalier. The we'd
ding ceremony was solemnized at st.
Bridget's Catholic church by Father
]. L. Sevigny. and the attendants
were Miss Kate Jackson and Lewis
Parnell. The reception and wedding
dinner followed at the home Of the
brides parents and in the evening the
couple left for Winnipeg on their
honeymoon. They will reside in Cav
alier.
Cavalier friends have received
S.irds announcing the marriage Of
of Hensel. and Ray TODD of Cresh-
am. Ore. The wedding ook place
Wednesday, in the west.
A. v. a. Peterson. the well known
young attorney of Aneta. was mar
ried Saturday at Whitehall. Wis. to
Miss Edna Torson of that city, the
ceremony being performed at the
homo of the brides parents. Mr..
INC Mrs. Peterson will be a, home
at Aneta after July I.
y pretty ONE wedding at Aneta
Wednesday was that which took place
at h home Of MIR. and Mrs. George
Robertson when their daughter. AL
pha. was given in marriage to James
A. Maxon, also of Aneta. Rev. Rich
ardson performed he ceremony at 2
o'clock in the afternoon in the pres
ence of ii large company of invited
guests. Miss Winnie Robertson, a
sister of the bride. played the we'd
ding march from Lohengrin for the
entrance of the bridal party and the
bride was handsomely gowned in
white marquisette. The couple left
the next morning to spend their hon
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AT Buffalo, y. y. yesterday occur
red the marriage of DR.. Daniel j.
Glomset. formerly of Carbury. This
state. but now connected with the
medical department of Drake univer-
sity at pes Moines. Iowa. His bride
Is a niece of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Glerum
OF Devils Lake. where she has fire.
quently visited and both young people
are graduates of the University of
Chicago. where they first met. They
will spend their honeymoon in North
Dakota. visiting the eroom's parents
at Carhury and later at the Glerum
nome in Devils Lake.
"A pretty wedding took place yes
terday at Nelva when Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Penn ave their daughter,
Jessie. In marriage u Frank Fl. STAFF
ford of kenmare. Rev. Rahcock ~er-
formed the ceremony and the couple
loft Immediately for the twin ~'.ies
and from there go to Portland. Ore.
to visit the groom's parents. They
VII reside at Kenmare where Mr..
Stafford is agent for the 500.
The marriage of Miss Elva W.
Russell. formerly a teacher in the
Nelva schools. and 2. J.. Larson of tho
First State hank in that city. TOOK
place at the home of the brides
brother at Plainview, Mimi. They
have a cottage furnished at velva
and will be at nome after JULY 1.
The marriage of Miss Mayrne Viii
lemin and DR.. Arthur kahala. both
prominent young people Of Bemidji.
was a charmingly appointed church
wedding in that city Wednesday
morning. n Rev. Father PHILIPPE
performed h ceremony. Miss Vera
Cameron. a niece Of the bride. and
bridesmaid and hest man and the
couple left that evening for Mime
aPolis to spend their HONEYMOON as
guests Of the doctors brother. a for.
mer resident of this city.
Miss 1nsa Hasle. daughter of Mr..
n Mrs. Hasle. prominent residents
of Park River. and Joseph c. Reinert-
neld. We're married Wednesday az
nigh noon at the home of the bride.
Rev. BJerke performing the cere-
mony. Miss Thora Hasle and Law.
renee Finnseth We're the attendants
and the couple will spend their hon
eNmoon camping at Blackjack. Mimi.
John A. Dunn. a we'll known bust
ness man of Park River and for
many wears a citizen of Grafton. wa
married Wednesday morning at ST.
%Neronica's Catholic church in Park
River to Miss Ella Gertrude Mitten-
dorf of Golden. Rev. Father Max
We'll performed the and the
ATTENDANTS We're Miss Mary Mitten-
dorf and Harold Dougherty. Miss
Florence Doughertv played the we'd
dlng music and the church was beau
tlfullN decorated with flowers and
sreenerN. The wedding breakfast
was served at the home of the brides
parents and the honeymoon will be
ii "trip through Yellowstone park.
Here With Bride Today.
Charles F. Pierce, formerly of this
city. and his bride were visitors in the
city for n sho time this morning and
left on the noon flyer for Mandan
where Mr.. Pierce is now located and
has a cozN home in readiness for his
bride.
Mrs. Pierce was formerly Miss Jen-
ME Bestul. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Bestul of Grafton, and her we'd
dln2 took place in that city this morn.
ing. 1t was a quiet home ceremony
performed by Rev. B~roadbrooks, pas
tor of the PRESBYTERIAN church in the
presence of only the family connec-
tions including the brides sister and
nrother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
ftaugen of this city. The VOWS were
spoken at S O'Clock and the bride was
attired in her travelling gown, a tailor
ed suit of tan with accessories to
match. A prettily appointed Wedding
breakfast was served just before the
couple took the train for this city.
The bride is a charming young lady
who has grown up in Grafton and
since graduating from the high school
in that city. she attended the state
normal school at Valley City and later
taught in both the Mimic and Grafton
city chools Though her wedding an
nouncement was made but a week ago
she has been the recipient Of several
handsome ~pre-nuptial honors. Mr..
Pierce is the eldest son of f. H. Pierce
of Grafton. formerly editor of the
Grafton Record, and for the past year
or more has been connected with the
Mandan Pioneer at Mandan.
Civic League Meeting Monday.
The regular July meeting of the
Women's Civic league will be held at
the public library auditorium next
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
meeting is being held a week earlier
for the reason that there is important
business to transact which must be at
tended to before next week. Every
member is urged to be present.
Completes Season Today.
Miss Emily Hedblom, who has been
| head rinonnar OF N1rC H~,,e@-bc -.;I