Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-29

pI1cc anu katNeTeU III Lnelr coy uONiS
at Manfred. Rev. j. M. Langseth act
ed as the spokesman and reminded
the couple of the occasion and the
many God-given blessings bestowed
on them during the twenty-five years
Of their happy union. The party
brought along some appropriate pres
ents consisting Of some costly silver
tableware.
The marriage of Ole N. Hovey to
Miss Mabel Ellingson took place Mon
day afternoon at the home Of N. y.
Hovey. father Of the bridegroom, at
Manfred, Rev. j. NJ. Langseth per-
forming the ceremony. Miss Mary
Hovey, sister Of the bridegroom, act
ed as bridesmaid, and Carl N. Hovey
acted as best man. In the evening a
large number of invited guests gather
ed in Melby's hall, where refreshments
were served and everybody had a mer-
ry time.
A pretty home wedding occurred at
Napoleon December %, when Miss
Anna Marie Kaz was united in the
bonds of holy matrimony to Herman
Timm. The happy event took place
at the home of the brides parents
and was attended by a large number
or friends and relatives of the con-
tracing parties. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. M: w. Riedel of
the German Lutheran church. c. F.
kaz. a, brother of the bride, served
the bridegroom. and Miss Sophia
Drummer attended the bride.
A pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoehne,
OF Roche Percee, Sask., December 10,
when Rev. Mr.. Gothberg of Larson
n. d., conducted the marriage cere-
mony of Riola L. Hoehne and Ernest
w. Morine. The wedding march was
played by Mrs. J. r. Norrell of Ken
mare and the maid of honor was Miss
Laura kaimer Of Frazee, Mimi
A quiet but impressive wedding cer-
emony took place at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Asa G.. Worl at Williston,
December %. when Britt Louis Wah-
ner OF Brookline. Ia. was married to
MISS Sarah EphitL Worl of Willlston,
the eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
=. Worl. Rev. DR.. Harriss of the
Methodist church officiated with the
peautiful ring ceremony. The bride
mas lived In Williston for the past two
years and taught school very success
fully. Mr.. Wahner Is a successful
young farmer from Iowa. living on a
2OO-acre farm at Brookline.
Edward Shorthand of Tioga and
Miss Jennie Koolmo, also Of Tioga,
were married at the Great Northern
motel at Williston last Tuesday after
noon. The only witnesses of the Ger.
emony were Albert koolmo and MilJie
koolmo. relatives Of the bride. The
happy young couple will live on q
farm four miles south of Tioea,
Fred Thirud of Moline, n. d., and
MISS lngerid Graf of Williston. were
happily married Tuesday evening at
fhe home OF Rev. and Mrs A. E. Dis
tad at Wllliston, only few immediate
1nehos OF the couple witnessing the
ceremony Eoth the young people pos
sess claims III Mckenzie county. Mr.,
Thlrud has already made final proof
on his land and the couple will now
1--we on Mrs. Thirud's claim until time
to make final proof.
A quiet wedding was celebrated at
the Congregational parsonage at VIII
ilston. Thursday. when Calvin w. HUI
pert OF Bowbells and Miss Emma
skinner of Williston were united in
marriage by Rev. E. 8. Shaw. The
ceremony was performed in the nres-
ence OF only few witnesses. The
couple will make their home on the
Drtdegroom's farm near Bowbells
Miss Skinner has been one of Williams
countys teachers.
At the home of Benja min Porter at
Ellendale. Wednesday morning, oc-
Cured the wedding of Miss Edith M
Almdutst to Charles G.. Alcorn. The
pride was attended by Miss Leila AL
corn. sister of the bridegroom, while
Philip Alnquist, the brides brother
was best man. The couple at once left
for the Alcorn home near Fullerton.
where a wedding dinner was served,
Married. at the Lutheran parsonage
AZ Bottlneau. on December %, Lewis
Siverson of the Turtle Mountains and
MISS Tonette Void of Winger MINI.
Ihe bridegroom Ia son of Mr.. and
Mrs Lars Siverson Of Homen town
snip and Is well-to-do young man.
The couple left Wednesday for Min
nesota to visit relatives during the
HOLIDAYS and will return TO make
their home in Homen township.
Last Tuesday evening at the M r.
parsonage at Lisbon, Rev. A. l., Shute
performed the ceremony that united
Miss Louise NJ. sSnrenson and Henry
Elman. Both the bride and BRIDE