The Dickinson press., 1914-09-12

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Saturday morning, September 9th.
The remains were brought here for
burial Saturday night on No. L. The
funeral services were held at ST.
|Mary's church Sunday afternoon at.3
O'Clock and interment was made in
the Catholic cemetery. Sincere sym
pathy is extended to the bereaved
ones.
TAYLOR
Mrs. F. Z. Lauterback was a Dick
inson visitor for a few days last
week. -
Miss Angelica Dinius Of Richard
ton is employed at the Westmeyer
home.
A. B. Doran returned last week
from the Twin Cities, where he had
been on business.
Mrs. Collins and daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Ben Collins, Jr., were business
visitors in town last week.
J. F. Christen was unable to att
tend to his duties at the store this
week on account Of sickness.
Fred EWestmeyer@ returned on
Wednesday of last week from the
Twin Cities, where he had been on.
business. He bought fixtures and
stock for his new clothing store.
The T. B. B: G. were entertained
by Mesdames Howe and Skauge at.
the latter's home. They will meet
with Mrs. j. A. Smith and Mrs. OLAF
Williams on next Thursday at the
Smith home.
Quite a few of our local nimrods
went out to the lake near Fred Able
lmann's last Sunday. MI. Christen
and son, Harry, returned on Monday
hut the other members of the party
remained a few days longer.
DR.. Weyrens got No. 4 to stop last
Sunday morning for Mrs. Filing Hell
liner, who was taken down to the Bis
lmarck hospital to be operated on for
appendicitis. The last reports were
THAT she was getting along nicely.
Mr.. Helmer and Mrs. Milton Bobbl
accompanied her.
II On Wednesday afternoon at 2
lo'clock at the German Evangelical
church occurred the marriage Of Miss
Esther Huland to Rev. Louis Dem
lninghof, Rev. Debus Of Hebron pre-
forming the ceremony. The bride
Twas attended by Misses Matilda Stox-
len and Alvina Rust. The; groom was
attended by Irwin Brademeyer and
Emil Stoxen. The bride vas be-
Ecomingly gowned in whiteSsilk crepe
and carried red roses. Her attend
ants were prettily gowned and car
ried large bouquets of sweet peas. a
sumptuous wedding dinner was served
following the ceremony at the spaMsh
house to, the invited guests. The
bride recently arrived from Germany,
while the groom has been in this
country nearly q year and in Taylor
about two months. They will make
their home in Taylor, Rev, Denning-
hof being the pastor Of the German
Evangelical church. Rev. and Mrs.
Denninghof received many useful
and beautiful gifts.
On Thursday, September Bird, at
high noon Mr.. NJ. n. Hem Of Plaza,
N. d, and Miss Josephine A.. Larsen
Of Taylor were made man and wife,
Rev. Tn. Larsen, father of the bride,
performing the ceremony, which oc-
Cured at the Norwegian Lutheran:
church in this village. The witnesses
we've Miss Constance Larsen. sister
a ~ L";ae a.I Ms. p;e.1r.s :
VI tne prlue, anu Mlss DJoiAnah' 2
cousin, and John Larsen, brother OF
the bride, and Carl Johnson. Miss
Elsie larsen another sister. nlaved
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.he euuins nnal ine priue was
dressed IN q dress satin Y
wore a veil made in cap effect. She
sweet peas. The brides maids also
wore white, n CARRYING q bouquet
of pink and the other lavender sweet.
lpeas. The bride is the oldest daugh-
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sen and IS an accomplished young