The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1915-07-09
.LUMBERMEM
TAKE WIVES
Double Wedding Near New
Ellington.

A most auspicious and beautiful
wedding occurred Wednesday June
so, at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
M. l.. Rud, just south of town. 1t
was the double wedding of their son
Gustaf Adolph to Miss Sadie Bertina
Anderson, and their daughter Anne
to Oscar Hugo Erickson.
| The ceremony took place at the
Rud home, which had been beautl-
fully decorated in green and white
for the location. Rev. Theo.A.
Gunnarson of Claire City said the
words which Joined the two couples
in wedlock.
Miss Sadie Nelson, was brides
maid, and MIR. Melvin Rud best
man for the Rud Anderson couple.
The bride was gowned i'll lovely
creation of white silk DE Chine,
with silk chantilly lace overdrop
and carried white American beauty
roses. The bridesmaid wore silk
chiffon, lace over net. Little Agnes
Beito was flower girl. The groom
as dressed in conventional black.
For the Erickson Rud couple,
J Miss Ada Olson was bridesmaid and
MIR. Allen Hegne, the best man.
The brides gown was white silk
crepe De Chene with chiffon over
drape. She carried white American
beauty roses. The bridesmaid wore
pink lace over white. Little Bethel
Markham was flower girl. The
= groom wore suit of dark blue.
Over two hundred guests were
Z present. Following the ceremony
the newly married couples received
J. fluctuations of the assembled
friends. A most elaborate dinner
was served in a great diningtent on
the lawn.
1t was,a very joyous and happy
occasion, the dinner being particu-
IL larly successful. All the young
l. people involved are thoroughly we'll
IS known throughout the vicinity.
es Mrs. G.. A. Rud, daughter of
a. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Anderson of New
E Ellington. enjoys hehonest esteem
o. and friendship of all. She is a very
a' practical young woman and will
'S most certainly prove valuable
G. helpmate. The groom is bookkeep-
G er for the Jones Beito Lumber Co.
d. He has always been highly success
IL full in business affairs, is member
'y of the village council and has the
aa confidence of all who know him.
'y They will commence housekeeping
u" i'll the fine new residence which the
al groom has nearly completed on
81 South Whittier Avenue.
III Mrs. Oscar Hugo Erickson has
IS, grown to womanhood i'll this conf
munitv. Always girl of lovable
n'l character and social instincts, her
ao' friends are numbered by those who
'ct know her. Hugo is one of the most
III aifable, and at the same time,
III thoroughly competent young man
en- we have ever known He is local
''n manager for the TriS State Lumber
an Company at Rosholt, and in that
h2 town Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson will
'ae begin housekeeping.
10 The presents were numerous
'ne beautiful and pracital. New Et
my fington Record.
ae July new law went into
,a. effect which provides a fine and
"a, Imprisonment for anyone who
sells or gives intoNicantS to any
H.. person who has taken the cure ,
~. Hereafter when two conVlvalE
.;.l, meet they will probably sit dow
h a III V'le 9'l''''' ~ q ~ 49,
,a1 fully review the life history o
80 each other before offering th,
-, drinl5ables. To save embarass
a, nent and delay, the law shoulc
provide that the cured wear {
tag in some conspicuous place.
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