The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-11

tin Paulson. MFR. and Mrs. Din will
make their home on the bridegroom's
farm in Frazier township.
On Monday, Sept. %, 1914, at s p. m,
at the Presbyterian parsonage at Fargo
occurred the marriage of Miss Nora
Torfin to Chas Nj. Lush of Aneta.
A very pretty home wedding occur
red at the home Of brides parents at
when William M. Amsden and Miss
Helen f. Butterfield of Hettinger were
married, Rev. w. H. Tullis officiating.
About forty invited guests were pres
ent and after the ceremony a bountiful
wedding supper was served.
Ed Haas and Miss Grace Gear were
married at Perth last Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Haas grew from boy to man
hood in Bisbee and the bride is an
amiable young lady whose parents re-
side at Jarvis Lake.
The marriage of Miss Zulu Black to
Otto Evenson, occurring at Manning
on Wednesday of last week. comes as
a surprise to the many friends or the
contracting parties. The bride is the
talented daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
M. Black.
Married, at ST. Henry's Catholic
cnurc1, SOuIn est OI AldLllliS oGSudS
morning at $3.50. John zeitler of south
Of the city and Miss Clara A. Stammen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry SIAM
men, residing south of Grano, in the
presence of the near relatives.
Tuesday evening at S o'clock in Min
| ~neapolis occurred the marriage of Ar
thur Nelson to Miss Valborg Hjort,
both of Reeder.
They left for Chicago in the evening
to visit a sister of the bridegroom for
a few days and then will return to
son is engaged in the. hardware BUSH
ness.
George L. Shaffer and Miss Mable
Lambert, both of Bantry, were mar,
ried at Towner on Monday by Judge
Bagley. Mr.. Shaffer is well known in
and around Bantry and we'll liked by
all who know him. The bride, a daugh-l
ter of G. A. Lambert, is also we'll
known Both have a host of friends
here.
J. F. Hannesson and Miss Anna
Sigurdson were Joined in holy matri7
mony at Towner, Monday, by Judge
Bagley. Mr.. Hannesson and his bride
nave lived north and west from Ban
try for several years, their farm homes
being but two or three miles apart,
and are perhaps better known in the
vicinity of Upharn.
II. M. Weydahl and Miss Ouita Eos
ter were married at the w. L. Walton
residence, in Bantry, on Wednesday,
Oct. /, by Rev. Mr.. OFT, pastor of the
Bantry Methodist Episcopal church.
The wedding was a very quiet one
Mr.. Weydahl is assistant cashier at
the Farmers Security bank of Bantry.
He is a native of Norway. Before
coming to Bantry he attended a bust
ness college at Fargo. and was later
engaged in the banking business at
Columbus, N. D. The bride Is Mrs.
Walton's niece, and is a splendid mu-
stefan. She has made her. home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton since she was a
small child.
A pretty ON wedding was thai OF
Miss Amy Madison of Elgin, and
Walter Hanson of Ortonville. MINI.
Tuesday evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. N
Madison, Rev. Mr.. L~andgrebe oficiat-
ing. The bridal couple were attended
by Miss Inez Madison, a sister Of the
bride, and Peter Hanson, a brother Of
the groom. Mrs. Hanson formerly
lived in Minnesota, where she taught
school for the past three years. Mr.
Hanson is a prosperous young farmer
near OILotlVlllS, .dAu dlLSl d I6" udyS
visit here and at other points they will
leave for their future home.
Einar Hansen Dahl and Miss Mar,
tina Johnson, both of the vicinity O
. Schafer, were united in matrimon,
!, Sept. 81, at the residence of Otto. P
!, Hoff, Rev. w. B. Cowgirl officiating
/ The witnesses were Otto p. Hoff an(
? Miss Hannah Johnson.
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On Tuesday of last week occurre
) the marriage of two Of Lignite's prom
; inent young people, the principals be
ISteen. They were married at the par
sonage in Portal. The young peopl
are well and gavorably known.
Fred Franzen and Miss Anna Heller
both Of Sentinel Butte, were Marie
Rev. Mr.. Pollard officiating. 1t was
< is a nephew Of II. Franzen, a wei
known farmer and real estate man o
:, this place, and a made his home 4
: this vicinity for the last, couple o
fClyde Policy and is a charming younl
lady.
Ole Erlien and Miss Minnie, Olso:
were quietly married at Max. Th
bridegroom is a prosperous young ma
j west of town. He was among the earl
lasettlers Of this part of the country an
helped to make 1t what is IT.. The brid
r lis a daughter OF Emil Olson, living
v mile and a half east OF town., ord !
another of the early settlers. Mr.. Err
7 lien has bought the Emil Olson farr
! east of town and the young people wi
y make their home there.