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Page Four
Bainville Girl Wed
Sunday Afternoon
To Sidney Man
Amelia Fredricka Norgaard,
daughter of J. K. Norgaard of
Bainville, and Marvin Lorenz, son
Of Mrs. Sophia Lorenz of Sidney,
were united in marriage at the
First English Lutheran church in
Bainville at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday,
November 17.
The Reverend Nels Carlsen of
ficiated at the double ring cere
mony. Attendants were Mrs. Fred
Schilling and William Kukas of
Sidney.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was dressed in a wed
ding gown of white silk faille and
nylon net with jewelry neckline
ScMampp Birt
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and a train. Her veil was of finger
tip length and she carried a bou
quet of yellow roses.
The matron of honor wore pink
procaded satin and carried pink
roses. The groom’s mother wore
navy blue with black accessories,
with a white rose corsage.
The church was decorated with
autumn flowers as was the Bain
ille Civic Center where the re
ception was held.
The reception, given by the
sisters, brother and father of the
bride, was attended by 75 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Olson of Sid
ney were the only out-of-town
quests. A buffet luncheon was
served with a three-tier wedding
ake as a centerpiece for the
.erving table.
Both bride and groom are vet
erans of the World War 11, Mrs.
THE HERALD-NEWS — Woif Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
Lorenz having spent two and a
half years with’ the WAVES and
the groom three years as a para
trooper.
In the evening after the recep
tion a public dance was held and
according to custom, five-dollar
bills were pinned to the bride for
each dance. The wedding cake was
sold for over SIOO and then it was
re-sold by the piece. The bride’s
slipper was also sold. The bride
and groom received many beauti
ful gifts.
After receiving the best wishes
of their many friends the couple
left for an extended trip to Cali
fornia.
Doris Ann Stevens and Evelyn
Angell of Poplar visited last week
end with Beverly Carpenter in
Wolf Point
BAINVILLE NEWS
BAINVILLE WOMAN
HAS LUCKY ESCAPE
What could have been a very
serious accident proved lucky to
Mrs. Carmen Larson when she
was driving home Saturday after
noon. The steering gear suddenly
went out of order and the car
plunged across the ditch and into
a telephone pole. The force of the
impact broke off the pole and
damaged the car, but Mrs. Larson
was uninjured.
BAINVILLE MAN
ARRIVES IN SWEDEN
Albert Nelson has arrived in
Sweden after eleven rough days
at sea. He reported that he was
the only passenger of his group
that didnt get seasick. Two of the
eleven days were extremely
stormy. Having found his father
and friends well, he said he was
enjoying a wonderful time.
PAT CALDWELL BREAKS
FOOT IN ACCIDENT
Pat Caldwell broke his foot in an
accident on a bridge. Working
alone, he was dragging timbers
upon the bridge. Making a mis
step, he was compelled to jump
from the bridge, thereby injuring
his foot.
Julian Barnier, who has been
hospitalized for the past few
months, is reported to be doing
better. All Bainville hopes for his
speedy recovery.
Monger Berwick is visiting his
mother who, it is reported, fell
and broke her hip and is now in
the hospital at Devils Lake, N. D.
Mrs. Lilly Casey and Mrs. Mon
tana Piercy of Wolf Point have
been in town visiting Mrs. Mike
Torgerson who injured her back.
Mrs. Torgerson, who was taken to
the hospital at Williston, has re
turned home and is slowly re
covering.
Mrs. Elizabeth Owens spent the
past two weeks visiting in Chica
go. Her son, John P. Owens, form
erly of Bainville, resides there.
While there her daughter arrived
for a short visit before going
overseas. Katherine is in the
WACs and has been at the Army
Technical School in Camp Lee,
Va. Mrs. Owens returned home
November 17.
Mrs. Alfred Mahlen is spending
the next few days in Williston at
the home of her son, Severt.
The Home Demonstration Club
will meet at the home of Mrs. C.
A. Fournier, November 26, at 1:30
p.m. The lesson will be Home
Freezers, given by Mrs. Betty Mc-
Cromick, Agent Roll call will be
“Favoriite Thanksgiving Recipe.”
Louis LeFord and son arrived
from Yakima, Wash., accompanied
by his brother, Ted LeFord.
13. E. Barrett, rancher from
south of Malta, stopped in Bain
ville on his return from Sioux
City, lowa, and visited his neices
and families here, Mrs. A. D.
Picard, Mrs. Erick Crusch, Mrs.
William Harmon and Mrs. Albert
Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Jenson and Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Jenson and son
left Sunday for Billings.
Mrs. Jeff Aldridge, who taught
the fifth and sixth grades last
year, visited in Bainville on her
way to join her husband in Okla
homa.
Little Mike Picard, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Picard, was in
the Mercy hospital four days last
week with pneumonia.
Floyd P. Brophy of Jamestown,
N. Dak., who served four years in
the South Pacific, visited at the
Eric Crusch and Albert Nelson
homes and other friends in the
community over the week end.
Greta Nelson had her tonsils
removed at the Mercy hospital on
Friday. She will be able to re
turn to school soon.
Mrs. Ernie Sala and Mrs. Hazel
Beauchene, Mrs. Seth Lowe, Rich
ard Hobby and Buzzy Simard
were Williston visitors Friday.
A farewell party was given by
the Lutheran Indies Aid at Mrs.
Chester Johnson’s on Thursday,
Nov. 14, for Mrs. Pete Erhman
trout. She was presented with a
set of luncheon trays.
It has been reported that I^awr
ence Bradsho, who works for the,
Montana-Dakota Power Co., is to
take Pete Erhmantrout’s place
here.
A. D. Picard left Saturday night
with four carloads of cattle for
the Sioux City, lowa, market.
Mrs. Albert Nelson had dental
work done in Williston last Wed
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fournier
took friends to the show, “'The
Call of the Wild’ in Culbertson
on Friday evening.
Mrs. - Edna Nicholson returned to
Ft. Peck to spend the winter.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all those who
offered their sympathy and kind
ness during the illness and death
of our daughter, Betty Marie Can
trell. We especially thank the Eld
ers Ijco and Clayton and all those
who sent flowers and furnished
the music, and also the Legion for
their participation in the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Youngman
and family.
CARD OF THANKB
The American I^eglon wishes to
thank all those who offered their
assistance in the service for our
Comrade and Past Commander,
William C. Black.
Our especial thanks to the Rev
enmd Albert H. Cropp, the choir,
the V. F. W., Lyman Clayton, Jr.,
and those who sent floral offer
ings.
IxMmard Dethman Post of the
American Legion
By Guy A. Miller, Commander
By ROBERT D. OWENS
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Johnson
left to spend the winter in Sheri
dan, Wyo. They have friends and
relatives there.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Helton, who
are attending college in Havre,
sent their quarterly reports home,
showing that they both made the
honor roll.
Cecil Crusch suffered another
attack of malaria and was taken
to the Mercy hospital at Willis
ton. He is reported to be doing
well and is expected home soon.
Mrs. A. C. Coulston is visiting
friends in Glendive.
All item* of new* would be
greatly appreciated by thi* re
porter. If any person or per
son* have an item of news
they wish published send it in
care of Post Office Box 106, ’
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WINTER COATS
WOMEN'S COATS
OUR BEST GRADES
Reduced and Regrouped
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Sizes 12 to 48
WOMENS COATS
1 GROUP OF 5 ONLY
$20.00
Sizes 10 to 18. You're really in luok
if you oan get one of theee
WOMEN'S COATS
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Regular and Shorty Lengths
ALL WOMEN’S SUITS
Again re-priced and re-grouped
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Bainville, Montana. Call the
Poet Office or get in touch
with Robert D. Owona. Thank
You.
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J. J. Ming and Virgil C. Gregg
of Bloomfield attended the con
ference in this city the first of
the week.
Sidney representatives at the
Farmers Union school Monday
and Tuesday were Leslie Young
and Leo A. Schipens.
Richey people attending the F.
U. school in Wolf Point this week
included Melvin Ludwig, Vernon
Culver and G. L. Dukert.
Reserve residents attending the
F. »U. meeting in~^Wolf_ Point the
first of the week included Chris
Christianson and Chris Johansen.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Feick and
daughter, Sharon, of Havre, and
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Thursday, November 21, 1946.
Mrs. Felck’s brother, Gerald Feds,
are visiting at the W. A. Feick
home in Wolf Point this week.
Mrs. T. V. Rowan of Minot, N.
D., who has been assisting her
sister-in-law, Mary Rowan, with
the work at Rowan’s Dress Shop,
returned to her home last Friday.
Mrs. Harry Casey spent several
days the past week visiting at
the parental Mike Torgerson home
In Bainville. Her mother was suf
fering from an Injury which ne
cessitated a trip to a Williston
hospital
Navy Abolishes
Quota Recruiting
The Navy Recruiting Substa
tion at Minot, North Dakota, has
been notified that the Quota sys
tem has been suspended and it la
now accepting an unlimited num
ber of enlistments as Apprentice
Seamen for general service.
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