Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-13
State Weddings

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/, A very pretty wedding took place at
St. Patrick'ss, church at Dickinson,
Wednesday morning, when Miss Faitl,
1Bernadette Brown became the wife OF
Earl V. Fisher, FIR. John Dignam Off.
.ciating. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Theck.a Brown, as
bridesmaid. while Leon Brown, broth
'er of the bride, was best nIan. The
service was high mass with all its
beautiful mus:c. The happy couple
will make their home on MIR. Fishers
homestead, on Antelope creek, and
Will start housekeeping at once. ,%.
A very quiet wedding occurred We'd
nesday morning at, Dickinson when
Mrs. Anna keogh became the wife OF
Alexander w. Massey at st. gPatrick's
church, FIR. John .Dignam officiating.
The bride was attended by Mrs. Frank
Lish as matron of honor, while Post
master Lish acted as best man. The
couple boarded the morning train for
Bismarck, where they We're to spend
several days. They will be at home
in Mandan to their friends after Fob.
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Announcements were. received in
Dickinson last week Of TIE marriage
Of Miss. Marjorie Alice, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Boatman, to
Charles Frederick .Rau, a former Dick
inson boy, at the q First Christian
church in Tacoma, Wash, on Jan. rs.
The bride is not known there but the
bridegroom has a large circle OF
friends in that city. :, Their future
home will be at Spanaway, where they
will welcome their friends after Feb.
q. ,t. T.. .s- ~.,.- ~ ~.
MI and Mrs. John ReineEr, old tim.
ers who moved from Rairmount in
1904 TO Litchville, N. D.. last Friday
celebrated their silver wedding ami.
yersary in approved and becoming
fashion. They repaired to the St.
AIMS church, where they heard mass
and, went through the wedding cere.
mony and pledged their troth again,
Father Schimmel married the couple
anew. The daughter. of the coupe
presided, at the organ, accompanied
on the violin by her brother, Edwin
and as, they sounded the strains OF
Memberships Wedding march, their
parents, attended by Mrs Dora Diehl
as bridesmaid and J. r. MCGEE as
best man., betook themselves once
again to. the sanctuary, where they re,
newed the VOWS of twenty-five years
ago. Immediately following the cere'
mony, the bridal party and friends ad'
jQurned. to the rectOry, where a wed
ding breakfast was served. In the
evening ten of. their intimate friends
were invited to a wedding dinner. D.
On jan 49,, at the home of the
brides parents, at PhilEipsburg, Kan.
Frank Oehike, of Enderlin, was united
in marriage to, Miss Marie Brun. The
bride is a niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Trap, of Enderlin, and met her flu.
ture. husband while visiting there.
Frank is the second oldest son of the
late. Herman .Oehike and brother OF
Fred, the present manager of the
large Oehike estate. Mr.. and Mrs
Oehike left Immediately after the
ceremony for a trip to Denver, com.
ing from thele back nome, arriving
last, Saturday night They will stay
with their brother, Fred, at the home
place until ,spring,l when they will
move to n Of the Oehike farms just
south of Ende1lil. ."3- = H.
On Jan. 81. Arthur ALBERT Downs
and Miss Margaret Steele. Campbell
were united in marriage at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D Fletcher, OF
Coultervale, Man., Can. The bride.
groom, Mr.. Downs, was attended by
NJ. Fletcher, and the, bride, Miss
Campbell, was attended by Mrs. NJ.
D. Fletcher. The marriage ceremony
was ready by the Rev. G.. A. Dyker,
of Lyletor, Man. Mi. Downs is a ma
tive, of Ell gland, but since the spring
Of 1909, has resided in Canada and
North Dakota, where he is we'll and
fayorably known. Miss Campbell is a
native Of Glasgow, Scotland, hut for
the past. ten months has resided near
Westhope, ~ D. The bride and bride
groom, after a two weeks visit among
friends in Canada and North Dakota,
contemplate making their future home
in Hoquim, Wash, where the bride
has an aunt living e. 81,
A very quiet but pretty wedding, in
which many friends of the couple will
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