The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-05

accompanying reception to occur at
the home of the brides parents, MT.
and Mrs. w. L. Gill, near Wheatland.
AT the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p Roush In New
Rockford occurred the marriage OF
their daughter, Ethel Marie to John
Weber Of Langdon, Father Pare ofici-
ating in the presence of only the inn
mediate family OF the bride. The hap
by couple departed on the afternoon
train for their new home at Langdon-
A very quiet wedding was solenniz-
ed at the M. e. parsonage at LaMoure
on Tuesday afternoon, May % when
Hilbert Ellison was united in marriage
to Miss Emelia Remmick. The newly
welded couple left on the afternoon
train for jamestown, where they took
the Golden Gate limited for San Fran
cisco. They go direct to the home Of
Mr.. Ellison's sister, Mrs. Minor. at
Berkeley, Cal, for a visit. 1t is their
intention to make their new home in
California
On Tuesday morning at st. Joseph's
church at Mandan Miss Grunenfelder
became the bride of Louis Eckroth,
Father Clemens officiating. A sump-
tuous wedding breakfast was served at
the Eckroth home Immediately follow
ing the ceremony. They left for q
wedding trip to Chicago, Florida and
points in Cuba.
DIR. F. e. Barber, a well known
dentist at Grand Forks, left last even
ing for Central City, Ia, where on
wednesday, June s, he will be united
in marriage to Miss Clara Arnold, a
charming young lady OF that city. Mr..
Barber and his bride will leave for an
eastern wedding trip going by way
of the lakes. They will stop in Chi
cago and several other large cities.
They will arrive in Strand Forks July 1
and will be at home in DIR. H. H.
Healy's residence in Riverside Park.
DIR. Barber went to Grand Forks from
Central City, Ia, two years ago and
has built up a splendid practice there.
The marriage Of Miss jamie Shank
and Harrison Taylor, both Of Grand
Forks, was quietly solemnized by Rev.
J. K. Burleson at st. Paul's Episcopal
church. Only a small company Of
intimate friends was present and Mr..
Taylor and his bride left for Winnipeg
where they will enjoy a short honey
moon. On their return to Grand Forks
| they will reside at SIS Belmont ave.
nue. and will be at home after July /.
Married at the home of the brides
parents on Friday, May "a, at Willis
ton. EIbridge w. Uhlman and Dora
g. Boyd, both of Williston. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. w.
Knighton Bloom. Mr.. and Mrs. Uhl-
man departed immediately after the
ceremony for a honeymoon trip of two
weeks to points In Minnesota Illinois
and wisconsin. Upon their return they
expect to make their home at the well
known Uhlman ranch, ear Stroud,
Mckenzie county.
On Sunday May 26, at the home OF
the brides parents in Hardin. Mont.
occurred the wedding of Charles Rich
ards of Wilton and Miss Pearl Kelly
The happy couple arrived in Wilton
Wednesday morning and went to
housekeeping at once on the bride
groom's farm east OF Wilton.
The Methodist church at Minot was
the scene of a very beautiful wedding
when the immediate families OF Miss
katherine Rudd Odell and Leon Elli-
thorpe gathered to witness the ex-
change Of PROMISES. which bound khe
young couple In marriage. They left
for their new home In bingham, Mont.
where they will go at once to house
keeping. Mr.. Ellithorpe il a graduate
OF the Minot high school in the class
of 1905 and took his law course al
Albany. N. x. He lis enjoying an ex
celIent practice in bingham and is one
Of the rising young mel of that pros
porous town.
Stealing a march on their friends r
w. Clark and Miss LoueIIa thinner
man, both Of Beach, quietly HE'D them
selves to Miles City, where they were
married Wednesday in the parlors Of
the Hotel Olive Rev. A. Forsyth Smith
pastor OF the Presbyterian church per
forming the ceremony. MI. Clark il
the proprietor Of the Carlyle store, al
which place he is also postmaster. The
young people will mo ~ st.~s- home ii
Carlyls