Married Monday 9 October 1916 at St. Jacob's Church near Amidon. Ceremony performed by Rev. Fr. Regenburger.
The bride was attended by Miss Helen Wilhem and Miss Matilda Negmiller and the other members of the bridal party were Christ and Jacob Hertz. Immediately after the ceremony guests went to the home of the bride, three miles east of Amidon where the wedding breakfast was served.
There were about 50 families who gathered at the Koffler place on Monday and the wedding dance continued until noon on Tuesday. The bride was the recipient of many handsome and useful gifts.
The happy couple will go at once to New England, where the groom manages the City Meat market which he recently purchased. The News wishes the newly weds the greatest
happiness in their wedded life.
(Preceding transcribed from Slope County, North Dakota Newspaper, 1916.)
The bride was attended by Miss Helen Wilhem and Miss Matilda Negmiller and the other members of the bridal party were Christ and Jacob Hertz. Immediately after the ceremony guests went to the home of the bride, three miles east of Amidon where the wedding breakfast was served.
There were about 50 families who gathered at the Koffler place on Monday and the wedding dance continued until noon on Tuesday. The bride was the recipient of many handsome and useful gifts.
The happy couple will go at once to New England, where the groom manages the City Meat market which he recently purchased. The News wishes the newly weds the greatest
happiness in their wedded life.
(Preceding transcribed from Slope County, North Dakota Newspaper, 1916.)
Married Monday 9 October 1916 at St. Jacob's Church near Amidon. Ceremony performed by Rev. Fr. Regenburger.
The bride was attended by Miss Helen Wilhem and Miss Matilda Negmiller and the other members of the bridal party were Christ and Jacob Hertz. Immediately after the ceremony guests went to the home of the bride, three miles east of Amidon where the wedding breakfast was served.
There were about 50 families who gathered at the Koffler place on Monday and the wedding dance continued until noon on Tuesday. The bride was the recipient of many handsome and useful gifts.
The happy couple will go at once to New England, where the groom manages the City Meat market which he recently purchased. The News wishes the newly weds the greatest
happiness in their wedded life.
(Preceding transcribed from Slope County, North Dakota Newspaper, 1916.)
The bride was attended by Miss Helen Wilhem and Miss Matilda Negmiller and the other members of the bridal party were Christ and Jacob Hertz. Immediately after the ceremony guests went to the home of the bride, three miles east of Amidon where the wedding breakfast was served.
There were about 50 families who gathered at the Koffler place on Monday and the wedding dance continued until noon on Tuesday. The bride was the recipient of many handsome and useful gifts.
The happy couple will go at once to New England, where the groom manages the City Meat market which he recently purchased. The News wishes the newly weds the greatest
happiness in their wedded life.
(Preceding transcribed from Slope County, North Dakota Newspaper, 1916.)
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