Warren sheaf., 1918-07-03

AS the soon to be welded couple
passed into the room, Lille Lindquist,
who presided at the organ, played the
wedding march. The bride was attend
ed by her sister, Signe, and Dagny An
derson, sister of the groom. The groom
was attended by his brother, Arthur,
and the BRIDES brother, Arthur. sE
The bride wore a lovely gown Of
Ivory Satin Messaline handsomely
trimmed in beads and georgette crepe.
She wore bridal veil trimmed in
white roses and carried large shower
bouquet of pink and white roses and
Lilies -the-Valley. The brides maids
were attired in pink voile dresses. The
groom and groOmsmen wore blue suits.
| After the ceremony and when con-
gratulatiOns had been extended, a
| sumptuous repast was served in the
! tent to the friends and relatives pres
ent. Refreshments were served thru
out the afternoon and evening.
1t is hardly necessary to introduce
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, both having
spent the major part of their lives in
our midst. Few young people are
| launched upon the Matrimonial Sea-
under more favorable auspices. The
bride, Miss Ruth Lindquist, is the ac-
! complished daughter Of our enterpris-
| ing fellow-citizens, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Lindquist. She is one of Vikings most
popular and highly esteemed young
women, and will be true helpmate to
| the companion she has chosen as hus-
band. Mr.. Anderson had charge of the
Spaulding elevator for several years,
but now holds the position as manager
of the Bertram- Wright Lumber Co., in
Newfolden. He is an Industrious and
trustworthy young man and is to be
/ commended upon his sound Judgment
in the choice Of wife.
VOicing the sentiments of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson's numerous friends we
wish them long and happy life. May
success crown all their efforts and
health be their heritage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson will make their future home
in NewfOlden.
Rev. T. J. Bach, Missionary from
Maracarbo, .Venazuela, in South Amer
lea, held services in the. Mission church
Sunday forenoon. He told several mar
ratives Of the life as a Missionary in
South America.
The Styrlund boys autoed to Grand
Forks last Sunday to visit at their
sisters home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Peterson and
daughters, Hazel and Miriam, were
Viking callers last Saturday.
Miss Esther TangQuist left for Jupi-
ter last week, where she will attend
the Young Peoples Conference to be
held thre
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenson and daughter,
Ardith, autoed to Thief River Falls
Saturday evening to visit over Sunday.
Albert Myrbo left for Alexandria last
week to spend a two months vacation
at his parental home there.
The Cooperative Shipping Associa-
tion will ship cattle June 29th.
Rev. Drotts made a. short call at
'Chas. Lindell's Monday.
Mr.. Benson's mother is visiting at
the Benson home this week.
Charley Anderson's, of Luna, and
Henry Anderson, of Warren, attended
the wedding Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson autoed to
Grand Forks Sunday.
The Oscar Hansen family started on
a auto trip last week. Their destina-
tion is a certain place in, North Dakota,
where they will visit relatives. They
brought tents and camping outfits
which they will make use of on the
way.
The Anderson girls, Vera Axelson
and Ellen Forsberg, of Thief River
Falls, were guests at the wedding Sun
day.