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Show DILLON, MONT. Dillon, Sept. 18. The prettiest wedding wed-ding of the season occurred in the Catholic church Thursday noon, when Will L. Staudaher and Miss Emma Stolle were made man and wife. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Father Van den Broeck, and it was witnessed by as many, of the friends of the popular young people as the church would accommodate. The bridal party arrived at the church a few minutes min-utes after 10 o'clock, and after high mass was celebrated the members of the party took their places at the altar rail. The bride was becomingly gowned in a white creation of Victorian lawn, and she carried a fragrant bunch of bride's roses. Miss Nellie Sharkey, the maid of honor, and the bridesmaids, Miss Fannie Browne of Browne's station sta-tion and Miss May Staudaher, were dressed in gowns of white and decorated deco-rated with blue ribbons. Fred Carter was -hpct man and thp prnnmsmPTi Wfrp Walter and Frank Stolle. The two little lit-tle Birrier boys acted as ushers. After the ceremony the wedding party, which was composed of the intimate friend3 and relatives of the young couple and the members of the Catholic choir, repaired re-paired to the Stolle residence, where a most tempting wedding breakfast was served. The Stolle home, as well as the church, was beautifully decorated with cut. flowers, the gardens of many of the Dillon residents being at the disposal of the decorators. Mr. Staudaher is the county clerk and recorder of Beaverhead county, and he is a native of the valley. His parents are pioneers of Montana, and the family is one of the leading ones of the county, highly respected by every resident of Beaverhead. The bride is a native of Idaho, but has lived nearly all of her life in Montana, the family being residents of Glendale for many years, where Mr. Stolle held a responsi-tion responsi-tion with the Hecla Merc Consolidated Mining company. He is recognized as one of the lading chemists and mining experts in this part of Montana. Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Staudaher left for a visit to several of the leading towns of the state, including includ-ing Butte and Helena. When they return they will begin housekeeping in the pretty new home which Mr. Staudaher Stauda-her has furnished for his bride on North Pacific street. |