The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-12

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son were united in marriage at the
home of the brides parents in Loring.
Rev. MI. Sather performed the cere-
mony. The young couple win reside
on the bridegroem's homestead a few
miles from Loring.
Announcements have been received
of the marriage at Billings. Mont,
on Jan. L OF Robert Alexander Me-
Calmont and Miss Carolyn page
Stewart. They will be at home to
their friends after Feb. 1, at Huntley.
Mont. Both the contracting parties
are well known at Napoleon, the BRIDE
groom being the son of Robert A,
McCalmont of that city and has grown
up from a small boy in that city. The
bride was formerly of Napoleon but
for some time past has been residing
at Billings, She is a trained nurse by
profession.
John Johpsrud and Miss Martha
Coltvedt of Epping were joined in
marriage on Jan. 8 at the parsonage IN
Ray by Rev. A. L. Stueland. Mr. and
Mrs. Johnsrud will reside on the
homestead of Mr.. Johnsrud near Ep-
ping.
Last Friday at high noon DR.. J, Roy
Mackenzie and Miss Gertrude NJ. Buck
were joined in the bonds of holy we'd
lock at the residence of the brides
parents at New Rockford, Rev. Frank
Rines of the Methodist Episcopal
church pronouncing the beautiful
words OF the marriage service. The
bridegroom is n Of the most popular
of Eddy cpunty's young professional
men and is associated with DR.. Charles
MacLachlan. the firm being MacLach-
Ian & Mackenzie, physicians and sur
geons. The bride is the only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Buck. and IN
until h year last past was a teacher
in the New Rockford public school.
Harold d. Meyers and Miss Mary
r. Schwartz were married at Caring
ton Tuesday by Father Hart. The
bridegroom is a steady young farmer
from south Of Carringtown. The bride
has been employed in Darlington the
past two years. The couple win live
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David Ramsey and Miss Cora Mahon
were married at Cando Wednesday
morning at the Catholic parsonage by
Father Cory.
Married, Tuesday, Jan. 2. by Judge
w. M. Hunt. at his residence in Rolla,
VIM. r. Forbes and Mrs. Clara Hay,
both of Ellsworth township, Rolette
county. The bridegroom is a substan-
tial farmer residing near Mylo and
Mrs. Hay acted as his housekeeper for
some time.
A very pretty ceremony took place
at the Jahnke home in Rock Lake on
Tuesday afternoon when Rev. H. b.
Parnaby of Hansboro united Max A.
Jahnke and Miss Gusta yogei in the
holy bonds of matrimony. The happy
couple will make their future home at
Carter, Mont, where the bridegroom
has interests.
One Of the most beautiful home
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lied at the home OF Mr.. and MRS. AL
Nichols Of Mandan. Wednesday even
ing, when their only daughter, Miss
Bessie. became the bride Of q. Ray
Grimm OF Port Arthur. Can. Rev. NJ
e. Ellsworth of the Protestant Epis-
copaI church officiated. After an
evenings enjoyment, the happy couple
departed for their future home at Port.
Arthur, Canada.
Recently in st. Paul, John Norden
was united In marriage 10 Miss Mary
Hagen The ceremony was performed
by Rev Mr. Andre Of the Methodist
church there. The happy couple left
at once for Darlington and began
housekeeping at once on Mr.. Norden's
fine Pleasant Valley farm.