The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-03
STATE WEDDINGS

A wedding occurred in Moorhead,
Mimi, a few days ago., which united
two Rugby people in the bonds of
matrimony, the principals being Miss
Gladys Bucklin and J. G.. Johnson, the
well known jeweler of Rugby.
James Stevenson. son of Co. Com.
Hugh Stevenson, and Miss Mary
Uchytel, both of nea Alexander, were
AFTER the ceremony the happy couple
went to their ranch on the Little Mis-
souri,. The couple are popular young
people of the Little Missouri district.
Frank Marschall, a popular young
blacksmith of Forman, and Miss Ellen
Hollstrom Of MINNEAPOLIS were mar
ried in the latter city a week g Sat
urday. They arrived in Forman the
next Tuesday morning, where they
have set up housekeeping.
An event of interest to residents of
New Rockford, Brantford and Eddy
county, occurred in the county judges
| office in the courthouse in Minneapolis
a week ago today, when Judge Will
liam E. Bates united in marriage
Thos. j. Olson and Helen A. Kepner,
and Ludvik Hanson and Helen L. Oh
son. The principals in the above hap
by event are well known to the resi-
dents of Eddy county.
Miss Alice Lorin was married a
week ago Sunday noon to Frederick G..
Hofknecht at the home of the brides
uncle, w. F. Lorin. DR.. Thomas A.
| McCurdy of the First Presbyterian
| church of1ciated, and the couple was
unattended. Both have large circles
of friends.
Married, at Bowbells, on July %,
Miss Anna Madsen to Nels Nelson,
both of Flaxton. The bride is a
charming young lady and has been
employed at the e. c. Nestler home
the past year. The bridegroom is well
known in Flaxton, having been in the
employ of j. K. and Geo. Smith the
past two years.
A very pretty but very unostenta-
ltious event occurred at the Methodist
manse July rs, when Herbert Mus
grove and Helen Watkins, both OF
Williston, were united in marriage by
the Rev. E. Lewis Wall. The couple
was attended by C. w. Hawkins and
Miss Mabel Westgard.
July 81, at Glasgow, James Saykally
and Miss Nellie Grant, both of Poplaf
were married by Justice J.. P. Evans
at Glasgow. Mr.. Saykally was former
Nv part owner of the confectionery
business in Williston and is now pro-
prietor OF the Fort Peck Candy kitch-
en- at Poplar. 1t is reported that the
marriage had a romantic side as the
I~contracting parties met only twenty
four hours before, and Were soon on
their way by automobile to Glasgow
~ he married.
Miss Agnes Fraker and Oscar Mel
son, both popular young people OF
Harvey, were united in marriage last
ESaturday evening, July rs. at the resi-
dence of DIR. n Mrs. O.. q. Nugent,
| rev. w. w. Liston officiating. Mrs.
NELSON has beenSa resident OF Harvey
for about two years, coming there
from New Brunswick with her broth
er. Frank Fraker, who also resides
here. Mr.. Nelson is one of the worthy
500 line lads and well thought Of by
his fellows. The newly welded couple
will probably continue to reside !
IIIaryey.
Married July I, at the home OF the
parents of the bride, MI. ana MRS
Robert Kennedy, of Brimsrnade, N. D.
Miss Myrtle Kennedy.
Last "Wednesday occurred the mar
/ rfage Of Gilbert Anderson, OF Lakotai
| and Miss Marie Wagle, of Valley City.
The wedding took place at the home
| of the brides parents and was a very
lpretty affair. After the ceremony the