The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-16
STATE WEDDINGS

Clythe Richmond Butson, son of Mr..
n Mrs: S. Butson, of Hillsboro, was
married March II to Miss Ruth Camille
sutherland. of Portland, Ore. The
bridegroom needs no introduction TO
the people of Hillsboro. After com
plotting his studies at the university he
was employed in a law office at Lari-
more for two years. In 1910 he went
west n has since been connected with
a umber company at Astoria, Wash.
The bride Is a graduate Of the Oregon
Agricultural college. Her father is as.
sistant to he general manager Of the
Q. w. r. & Co.
At Culbertson, Mont, at the Norwe-
gian Lutheran parsonage, March 10, -.
+. Gobbs II Miss Agnes Arntzen were
Il daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Arnt-
zen Of Rutland township, N. D..
A very pretty wedding took place
March 10 at the well known home u
George Page, southeast Of Howard. tho
contracting parties being Florence the
eldest daughter of Nh. and Mrs. Geo.
years has resided five miles north or
Williston, Miss Ida M. Page was
bridesmaid and Martin s, Page brother
Of the bride, ofticiated. They will make
farm three miles west OF Spring Brook.
The engagement of VIM. Campbell,
of the Campbell Mercantile Co, and
ed, The wedding will take place in
Minot the latter part of the month.
They have a host of friends who has
ten to extend the heartiest congratu-
lations in advance,
On Sunday, March 5, occurred tho
marriage of Miss Louise L. Jones to
Eli Madison Brown, both OF. Towner.
fair, Judge Geo. Kline tying the nuptia1
knot. The happy couple left for Dem
bigh where Mr.. Brown has accepted a
good position with the Denbigh Brick
plant.
The fifteenth anniversary Of the wed
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. e. n. c.. Smith
was recently observed by a c%oncourse
Ct friends gathered at their home in
set was presented to the pair, togeth-
err with numerous other tokens OF re-
membrance and good wishes. The
with music, conversation and games.
News was received from Canada re-
Gently of the marriage or Kiah r.
Woodward, son OF Mr.: and Mrs; Ben
Ethel Bingham, youngest daughter of
the late William Bingham, of George
town, Ont. which occurred at the home
OF the DFlQS = pEOtlSP at "ardenYfll4,
Sask., on Wednesday. Feb. Is, the Rev.
Al. English Of Paynton officiating. +
Miss Josie Johnson and Albert VIII
.liains. both, well known in Pekin, were
married at Sherbrook, N. D., Tuesday,
March 10.
Some sixty. married friends of Mr..
and Mrs. J.sB. Oxton recently gathered
at their home in Easton township. near
.Sherbrook. to celebrate the twenfv-
NTH anniversary of this couples nup-
tial day.
Al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
of Eisbet, ON Wednesday, March
S. occurred a quiet wedding, when thei..
daughter Miss 0rpha Maria, became the
wife Of Fred Il. Burke. Gay Frecr an
Miss Bonnie Stevens were best man
and bridesmaid, respectively and the
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr..
sTenney, only the immediate relatives
of the parties being present. The ccu-
pie will go to housekeeping on a farm
in Iowa.
The marriage of Miss Marion r.. Rude
TO Claude M, Blaadell took place
Thursday forenoon, at the home OF the
bridegrooIn's parents, in Darlington.
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
III. II. Farrand. The bride has been
with her mother ait eugene, Ore, for
sorra time past and arrived in this