The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-31

Miss Margaret McClory, daughter
Of Hon. P. J. McClory Of Devils Lake,
was married to Ernest Goodrich
Strand. a wealthy business man Of
San Diego, Cal, at Minneapolis. The
marriage was private, the only guests
being the Ibberson family. The bride
and bridegroom are in the east and
will be at home in San Diego after
the Christmas holidays.
At 6 o'clock on the afternoon Of
Aug. %, Loren o. Johnson Of Elbo-
woods and Miss Mabel N. Burger,
Grand Ledge, Mich, we're united in
marriage at the Baptist parsonage at
Bismarck, by Rev. Bruce E. Jackson.
Mr.. Johnson is shief clerk at the
Fort Berthold gency and the bride
has for the past few years been a sue
cessful teacher in Eaton county
Michigan. Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Fish
of Bismarck, attended the couple.
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
Miss Emma Korsmo and Sivert Dir
haug, both of NOrthwoOd, were united
in marriage by Rev. E, H. Gunhus.
The ceremony was solemnlzed at the
parsonage The bride was attended
by Felta Korsmo and the bridegroom
by Olav Korsmo. The young couple
will reside in Mekinock, N. D.
Invitations to the marriage Of Miss
Marguerite Allen and Lewis Burton
Hessler have been received in Valley
City. The ceremony is to take place
at 7 o'clock on Saturday, Sept. 5. at
Miss Aliens home, Ada, MINI. Miss
Allen was a teacher Of English in the
high school Of Valley City two years
ago.
Bismarck Palladium: Mr.. and Mrs.
I. D. Thue were visitors in Bismarck
last Tuesday on their -ay home to
Stanton from their honeymoon trip. Mr..
Thue is a prominent young merchant
at Stanton and was married Aug. 5, at
Dows, Ia, to Miss Caroline Olson, who
was at one time bookkeeper for the
German State bank at Stanton, and also
a popular young lady. A most cordial
welcome awaited them When they
reached Stanton.
On Thursday morning, Aug. 20, at the
| home of the bride in Cando, B. Clinton
Hid and Miss Stella Dunbar were unit
ed in marriage, Rev. George B. Denison
performing the The bride Is
the oldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, c.
A. Dunbar, and very popular in the
social circles in which she moved. The
bridegroom Is an enterprising young
business man in Cando employed with
Mr.. Dunbar in the operation Of his
dray line.
Last Thursday morning word was
received here of the marriage Of D. B.
Piper to Miss Maud Olson. The we'd
ding ceremony taking place in Min
%neapolis. Both parties are we'll known
n respected by the people of Monango
and vicinity.
On Aug. 8, a very pretty wedding
took place at the Methodist Episcopal
church at Leeds, at II a. m. The con
tracing parties were Miss Myrtle E. l..
Burns, daughter of Rev. Williams
Burns, and Walter v. Schultz, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Schultz of Leroy,
Mimi. Miss Edna Fac MacLachlan of
S. Brown of Hampden. was groomsman.
Ruth Parker was flower girl and ring
bearer. Rev. William Burns, who Is
pastor of the church., of1ciated. The
couple are to reside at Bixby.
Miss Verna Lucille Moulds, formerly
of LaMoure and George w. Barrier of
Jefferson, Ia, were married Aug. 10 at
Carroll, Ia. The bride is a winsome and
charming young lady, the youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Moulds Of the LaMoure vicinity. The
where he is superintendent of a depart
men in a large factory at that point.
At the St. Charles Catholic church at
Cakes, Lawrence Fradet of Berlin and
Miss Evelyn Fradet of Forman were
officiating. Albert Fradet and ,Ovelin
Fradet, brother and sister of the bride
acted as best man and bridesmaid. The
bridegroom and bride were Of the same
name before marriage, but Of no blood
relation.