The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-15
STATE WEDDINGS

Thomas Cyrus Hutchinson Of Am
brose and Miss Gertrude Agnes Bur-
well, of Wt1liston were Joined in holy
wedlock Sunday afternoon last at
Crosby, by Judge B. M. Pierce. The
young man is of the firm Of Hutchinson
& yelling. The bride is q well known
and popular young lady OF her home
town.
Richard Halverson and Miss Pine,
were united in marriage at Devils Lake
last Saturday. Mr.. Halverson Is a
prosperous farmer living south OF
there.
At the German Lutheran parsonage
In Stanton on Aug. 4, took place the
marriage of Michael Liebelt and Miss
Elizabeth Meisel, both of Golden VAL
ley, Rev. Mr.. Schult officiating. The
contracting parties are two of the most
popular young people of western Mer-
Ger county.
Miss Cynthia Baker and Fred N. Cole,
two popular young people of Luverne.
mony taking place at Moorhead. It was
a complete surprise to their many
friends. They returned. to Luverne, and
have gone to housekeeping. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cole are well known throughout
the county.
Charles w. Schultz, of Wahpeton was
married at Storm Lake, Ia, to Miss Ida
Minnie Melhop, daughter of Mr.. n
and Mrs. Charles Schultz will be at
home to their friends In Wahpeton,
Sept. 1.
Wednesday, July 20. at Turtle Lake,
took place the marriage of Katie Nell
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nell
son to Clyde Helembrecht This couple
need no Introduction to the Turtle Lake
people, as they are well known and
highly spoken of there.
Misses Olga and Pauline serumgard
gave a bridal shower Wednesday at
their chautauqua cottage at Devils
Lake, in compliment to Miss Rosenna
Green Bay, Wis, during the Christmas
holidays. Among the parties given in
honor of Miss Merritt at Devils Lake.
was another shower Friday afternoon,
gren entertained. Miss Merritt Is well
known in Devils Lake, having visited
there frequently h taught at
Lakota. She Is a young woman of
many accomplishments n has acquir-
ed fame as a primary teacher, work in
which she specialized last year at
Columbia university. AS a member of
the Lake Region summer school fac
ulty she gave excellent satisfaction
and received warm praise. Mr.. Nc
Donald visited in Devils Lake this
summer He is cashier of a bank In
Green Bay, Wis, n travelling auditor
OF a line of banks in that state. The
marriage will take place at Miss Mer-
ritt's nome in Wisconsin.
The celebration Of the Matthew
Anderson nuptials at Crary, ait the
| Matthew home, was a very charming
| home wedding. Miss Olive Matthew was
| maid of honor, and j. o. johnson, OF
Upham, and MIR. Mcintyre, OF Berwick,
| were the b~ridegroOm's attendants. Rev.
Mr.. Wulford of Michigan read the serv-
ice. The couple will be at home In
| Crazy to their friends, after Sept. 15.
The bride lis the daughter Of r. Al.
tier Of Crary, and the bridegroom a son
! of Hon. and Mrs. Edgar Anderson. He
| holds a position in his fathers bank az
Crazy.
Married: Miss Blanche Josephine
| Melguin, of Westport, Mimi, to John
| Wesley Bremen, OF Hunter, M. ID, on
| Wednesday, Aug. 3, at Glenwood, MINI.
They will be at home at Oriska. after
Sept. ].
Al notable event occurred last Sunday
when about 400 friends and relatives
| OF DIR. and Mrs. Al. Al. F1aten gathered
| unexpectedly at the Flaten home and
! presented them with a beautiful silver
set and a purse OF seventy-four dollars,
the occasion being their silver wedding.
Missed IL.
Judge: First Mountaineer--So you're
unhappy In your married life, Pete?
Second Mountaineer-Yep. made
a big mistake. / ought to have mar