The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-07
. UNITE plN MARRIAGE.

tnaS. LOlStrcCteF anu MISS tAlucIld
Ripple, both of this city, were, unit,
ed in the holy bonds Of matrimony
this afternoon at three o'clock by.
Rev. Clement at the Catholic rectory,
Only intimate friends and immediate
relatives were present. H.
The bride was attended by the
groom's sister, Miss Emma Lohstret,
ter. The. bride was attired IN a pretty
/ tan silk gown while the bridesmaid
wore a becoming gown made of blue,
silk. They carried brides roses and
carnations. The groom was attend.
ed by the brides brother, Joseph Rip
pie. ' 't
The wedding was celebrated. at the
Lohstretter home. .- #
From Fort .Rice-E B. Ward Of Fort
was in Mandan looking after business
matters yesterday.
Huff Man here.-Peter Senty of
Huff, was in iMandan yesterday look
ing after business matters. 80
From Seltrid0e-Michael Kliska OF
Selfridge, was in 'Mandan yesterday
transacting business matters.
Mrs. conyne Returns - Mrs. C. G..
Conyne returned home last night on
No. from La Crosse, Wisconsin,
where she had been called on account
of the illness of her sister. Il,
County commi ssioners Here-Coun-
ty Commissioners Theodore Feland,
Geo. Urban and Henry Brown, arrived
in the city yesterday to attend the No
vem5er meeting of the county dads
Father Died-Mrs. Jos. P. Hess and
Fred Domeyer last evening departed
for their former home at Red Wing,
Minnesota, having been called there
on account OF the death Of their ia.
ther., . -...r 3... =; ~. =.
Countryman Home Today.-R. A.
Countryman, manager of the Mandan
Mercantile company, went to Carson
Monday afternoon to look after bust
ness matters. He will return home
today.
TO e. kMound, Wis.-Albert Rot
mem, who has been engaged in farm
ing in the Barnes locality for a mum.
Der OF years, departed last night on
No. 2 for Elk Mound, Wisconsin
where he will make his future home.
Pfaenders Leave.-Max Pfaendel
and family departed last evening fol
Washington, ID. G. where they will
spend the winter. The Pfaenders child
rem will remain in New Ulm, Mimi,
with their grandparents for the win
ter.
Martin Here.-Edgar Martin an(
daughter, Carroll, of Hazen, were in
Mandan yesterday en- route home from
Bismarck, where they had been for 6
few days visiting with Mrs. Martin
who is patient in the St. Alexiu:
hospital for few days -.
Mrs. Kasper Returned.-Mrs. Geo
Kasper, who. has been in Bismarck
hospital for few days receiving
treatment, passed through Manda1
yesterday en- route to, her home al
Mott. While in Mandan for short
time, she visited with relatives.
Leave for Murray, |Utah.-Harry
Shame, three children, Walter, Rob
ert and Vida, and his mother, Mrs
Mary Wiley departed last night or
No. / for Murray, Utah, where they
will make their future home. Mrs
Shame is at the present time in Utah
Return to Marathon, lowa.-Mr. ant
Mrs. w. F. Couch, parents of Mrs. G
A. Daley and Mrs. F. E. Raymond, de
parted Monday evening on No. 2 TO
their home in Marathon, Iowa, afte
having enjoyed most pleasant visi
with their daughters here the pas
week. - -
II. G. Bremen to Enlist.-H.
Bremen. who has been an assistant t
Horticulturist Max Pfaender at tn
Northern Great Plains Field station
departed last evening on No. 2 for hi
home in Cincinnati, Ohio, where h
will visit with his parents for fey
weeks and will then. enlist in tn
army. He plans on enlisting in tn
MEDICAL corps II possible.