Grand Forks herald., 1918-08-29
Lieut.. sidney Mason of Bufralo, n.

Lieut.. Sidney Mason of Buffalo, n.
D.. formerly Of the adjutant generals
staff, and Miss Clara Bond of Almont,
n. D.. were married at Mandan on
Monday evening. Rev. R. R. Hedtke,
pastor OF the Mandan Methodist Epis-
copal church. ofticiated. Lieut. and
Mrs. Mason are spending their honey
moon on the brides ranch on Stand
ing Rock reservation. where they are
supervising the harvesting of the fax
crop. Lieut. Mason expects. to enter
an officers training camp within a
short time, and his bride will return
to her duties in the Office Of the city
engineer Of Bismarck.
Lieut.. Mason enlisted with an Amer
ican ambulance company at the out
break OF the war and was awarded the
Croix de Guerre for gallant services
at Ypres
Tobias d. Casey Of Dickinson and
Miss Grace e. Guertin were married
Yesterday morning at Lacrosse, Wis
The wedding took place at st. Mary's g
&urch, the service being read by DR..
r. D. Condor. Mr.. Casey is president
Of the North Dakota bar association.
and we'll known in political>circles in
this state. He resided at Grafton a
number Of years before; going to
Dickinson to practice law. Mr.. Casey
and his bride left yesterday for Banf,
British Columbia where they will
spend their honeymoon.
Miss Estelle Diechert Of the Bel
mont apartments will leave Sunday
noon for Minneapolis. where she will
resume her work at st. Margaret's
academy this year. Her mother. Mrs
L. w. Diechert, expects to leave on a
short business trip in the west, after
which she will join her daughter in
Minneapolis about the middle Of Sep
tember and will remain there for the
| winter. Prof, Gottfried HUT and Mrs
Hult and their daughter, Mrs. Spauld.
ing, have taken Mrs. Dfccherts apart.
ments for a year.
Mrs. J. W. Cox was the honor guest
at an informal party given yesterday
afternoon by the North Dakota
Danes. at the home OF Mrs. ]. w.
Wilkerson. University avenue. Mrs.
Cox will go to Newport News. Va, the
middle OF September where she and
Prof. Cox will make their home.
Light refreshments were served dur
ing the afternoon and Mrs. Cox waf
presented with a silver spoon as q
guest favor.
Miss Mary Ann Poole of Forest River
| came over yesterday to meet DR.
| Poole's son, Warren Poole who is or
five-day furlough from Camp Pike
Ark Mr.. Poole has just been com.
missioned to second lieutenant in the
| Infantry. DR.. Poole and his daugh.
ter and son were the guests of Mrs
r. J. Buckingham. daughter Of DR..
Poole. while in the city.
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Miss Mary G. Frederickson and
Miss Rene b. Myhre were entertain
ed last night in the Deaconess hos.
that hospital. Miss Frederickson and
Miss Myhre, who are to leave within
a short time for active Red Cross
service, were presented with military
wrist watches.
| Tho Busy Bee Sunday school clas.
will hold an ice cream social tomor.
row afternoon at st. Marks church
| Serving will begin at O'Clock and
will continue until o'clock. A va.
! riety Of garden flowers will be offered
for sale during, the afternoon ant
! evening.
Miss Borghild Mork, who has beer
the guest of friends at Bemidji dur
ing the summer, has returned here.
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"The First Shot" a wonderful stor,
of the war. told by the man who fired
the fret shot Of the, American army
lover there" is being published seri
ally in the evening edition of Th'
Herald. The irst installment ap.
peared yesterday.-Adv.