The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-15
STATE WEDDINGS


H. E. Fay Of Langdon, assistant
cashier of the First National bank OF
Langdon is taking lay off this weel
and at an early hour on Tuesday
| morning betook himself to Hannah
where at 9 o'clock the. home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Hannah was the scene
| OF a very pretty marriage service
their youngest daughter, Miss Len
zena and Mr.. Harry E. Fay being The
contracting parties with Rev.,Mr. Scott
pastor of the Methodist church Of
| fctating. The town of Hannah bears
the family name of the bride. The
family are among the highly respected
first Lioneers of Linden township
where she has lived all her life. The
| bridegroom previous to becoming as
sociated with one Of Langdons big
gest financial institutions held a
similar position with the State bank
of Hannah. Mr.. and Mrs. Fay left
shortly after the wedding via Snow
flake, Man., for Winnipeg, making their
tour homeward to Langdon by way Of
the Forks, expecting to reach there on
Saturdays train. The FaA home will
be in costly furnished cottage on
On Thursday Aug. 7, 1918 at 2:3O D.
m. before Judge Hall at Lakota, N. D.,
Miss Martha Holland and Nels Stout
| fer were married. The bride is second
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Holland
and is one of Ora townships most
popular young ladies, the BRIDEGROOM
Is young man who arrived at Aneta
two years ago and has proven himself a
gentleman of sterling qualities. His
nome is. at Willow Lake, S. D. The
nappy couple returned the same day
from Lakota to the home Of the brides
parents where most splendid we'd
ding supper was arranged. Only i'm
mediate relatives were present. The
pride wore a white silk dress and car
RED white and pink bridal roses: The
bridegroom looked fine in a suit of
brown. The newly weds have the best
wishes of host of friends for a most
happy and prosperous welded life.
Geo. c. Couch and Miss Elsie Berg
nan, both of Ryder, were united in
marriage at Estevan, Canada, on
tuesday, Aug. s. They spent two days
at M1not attending the druggists con-
Ventlon, and arrived home on Thurs
day, surprising their friends with news
OF the wedding, no intimation having
been given out of their plans. Howey-
er, they were rendered hearty congrat-
ulatlons by everyone and all Join in
Wlshlng them many years Of welded
bliss. Mr.. Couch is one of the rising
young business men, having been con-
nected with the Palace Drug store at
Ryder as pharmacist ever since it was
established. The bride has resided
there several years and is a young
lady OF many accomplishments They
q 10 JF% hNVN L..
the drug store, and later move to Mr.
COUGHS homestead near ParshaIl
The wedding Of Miss Louise Diet
TICK, the youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs: Christ Dietrich of Macarthur, to
Louis Lembke, took place at the home
OF the brides parents on Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Pascoe of Pembina
performing the ceremony The bride
groom is the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Lembke, one of the wealthy
farmers east of Bathgate on the Penn
bina river. After a short honeymoon
they will go to housekeeping on a farm
recently purchased by the bridegroom
near Emerson.
Wedding bells have been ringing in
Gackle this last week for the nu,otials
of Miss Annie Erickson and Mr. Back
ella OF Gackle. The party left at once
for their home. Miss Annie Erickson
is well known and very highly esteem
ed In the locality among a large circle
Of friends and Mr.. Backela is a well
spoken Of young man.
Florence, daughter of w. M. Rohan.
formerly Of Walcott, was united in
Aug. to VIM. S. DeMusev
of New Haven, Conn. Mr.. and Mrs.
DeMusey will be at home in New Hav-
en- after Sept. 1.
A pretty wedding took place Thurs
day morning at & O'clock at the Cath
olic church at Jamestown, when
Father Kelley said the nuptal mass
which united in marriage James ].
Flannery and Miss Alice F'arber. both
of Jamestown. The bride was attired
in net and embroidery dress and
carried cream colored roses They
were attended by Samuel Pulver, and
Miss Lenora Moriarity. About twenty
five guests were present After the
ceremony all went to the Bergquist
residence for a three course break
fast. Mr.. and Mrs. Flannery will re-
side in Jamestown.
The following is taken from The Pol
son. MONTH, News of Aug. z: A quiet
wedding took place Wednesday at high
IlooIl a. the HOIlG#OI MT. ana MIS-. il. "A, i
Mallory when the latter's sister, Miss
Julia Reitan became the bride of Oscar
Aldahl of Valley City, M D.. Rev. G. w. |
White of the Presbyterian church per- |
forming the ceremony In the presence
Of the immediate family. After a |
bounteous dinner the happy couple left |
for Yellowstone park to spend their |
honeymoon. Mrs. AlhahI and sister.
Miss Sophia Reitan. have been visiting
here for the past two months Mr.. Al-
dahl is a young business man of Valleyl
City and their home will be in that /
city.
The marriage Of Geo Couch of Ryder
to- Miss Elsie BerEur1 occurred at Eys-