The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-04
STATE WEDDINGS

%Iver Larson and Miss Johanna Gran
for of Manning were married at the
Congregational parsonage by Rev. A.
c. Haske, Monday evening, July &c.
Granfor. a brother of the bride, and
Miss Lena Larson, a sister of the BRIDE
groom. 30.
Announcements have been received
in Hope of the marriage of Miss Zilpha
Robbins, who has frequently visited
with friends in this vicinity, to Ralph
Carlyle Hill at Lake Geneva, Wis, on
July is. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill will be at
home after Sept. Is, at Aintab, Turkey.
Andrew Grina left Tuesday for the
most interesting trip of his life. On
Wednesday he was married to Miss
Iillis Carter of Bowbells and after the
ceremony the young couple went to
Minnesota to spend their honeymoon.
They will be gone nearly a mont and
when they return TO Ambrose will oc-
cupy the Borg cottage Which Mr..
Grina purchased some time ago. The
happy couple will be warmly welcomed
in this city where the bridegroom is
a popular clothier and is highly re-
spected.
Kirk Soule and Miss Nellie Seymour
OF Tower City were married at Valley
CITY bY supday They were accompanied
Mrs: P. +. soule, and the ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr.. vermillya Of the
Methodist church of that city at 8
o'clock in the afternoon. The bride is
Horatio Seymour. The happy young
couple went from Valley city on No.
100 to Fargo where they commenced
housekeeping at once in the Bowers
Bros. fats; The bridegroom has a po-
sition With the Northwestern Tele-
Announcement has been made Of the
marriage Of Hazel Ava navis OF Med
ford, Oregon to Dade r. Terrett of
Michigan at Medford, July %. While
the bride Is unknown to most of our
readers and many of them are ac-
quainted with the bridegroom. Dade
was born in Petersburg township and
with the exception of the years spent
at the University of North Dakota and
the short time during which he has
been west he has lived in Nelson corn-
~. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Terrett, were among the earliest
settlers of this county and are well
knoWn TO All. The young people. ex-
pect to make their home in Michigan
City and will arrive here about Oct. l..
Beneath q beautiful nuptial bower
In the home Of Mr.. n Mrs. Albert
Belsheim of the Scandinavian Lutheran
church pronounced the words which
made their daughter, Miss Clara Laura,
Tie VILE VI hpSTeLT d. Conrad. Inc
home was deliberately decorated In
rainbow colors, ribbon streamers. and
ornaments bedecking the ceilings of
the rooms while flowers and foliage
scattered about IN p~rofusion lent their
beauty and perfume to the scene. In
the arch between the sections OF the
double parlor was suspended a#large
bell and beneath was a bank of plants
and cut flowers. To this slowly moved
the wedding party at the hour Of 6
o'clock to he solemn strains of Men
delssohn's wedding march, played by
Miss Sora Morck; the ring beaer, Olive
Royig, LED the procession; they were
/ followed by the bridesmaid. Miss Nora
Larson. sister Of the bride, n the
best man, Jesse M, Conrad. brother OF
bridegroom. The young couple left or
a months wedding tour. which will
take them through the twin cities
down the great lakes, to New York
course to Chicago, whence they will 81
east to- Logansport, Ind, to attend &
family reunion Aug. 4 They will re-
turn BY. way Of Iowa cities, arriving
which they will be at home to their
many friends.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry MI
though simple wedding Tuesday morn.
Ing, when they gave In marriage thei,
Il daughter Ethel to DIR. J. w. Bowen 81
4 Dickinson. AT 11:30 Miss Errna3 MO.
4 she'll of Washburn, Ill, began to SING
4 the beautiful strains OF Oh, Promise
i Me, during Which2t the bridal couple de,
scsnded the stairs and took Their
Il places under an arch of oak leaves III
the library. where the Rev. Josiah B
Rartle OF Aledp performed the cere'
l miony. The bride was never more love,
! ly III her bridal robes Of Chantilly Lace