; Lester zumBrunnen, Fern Haagenstad Wedi The marriage of Misa Pern Haagen-stad, Dickinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Haagerustad, New England, to Lee ter w zumBrunnen, Diekin-; son, son of Mr. and Mra. Edward zumBrunnen, Huron, o u., was sol* 'emnized Saturday at 8:50 a. m„ In St. John’s Lutheran church in Dickinson i with Rev. G. p. Turmo, New Eng* land, officiating.The wedding marches were played i by the Misses Dorothy Miller and i Daphne Miller, both of Dickinson. Other music Included a solo by Miss i Mariam Miller and a trio by the Misses Miller, Betty Rtatt and Mary i Ana Morheim.I The bride’s gown was a floorlengihi model of white taffeta with whichshe wore a fingertip-length veil, shecarried calla lilies and liUes-of-tbe-valley. Attending her as bridesmaid• was Miss Hazel Hedstrom, Dickinson,i who wore a floor-lengt-h frock of blue.silk marquisette and carried yellow: i roses,Clarance zum-Brunnen, Huron,attended his brother. Ushering were Hay zumBrunnen, Minneapolis, and Vincent Buck, Cheyenne agency,3 D,The bride's parents entertained, at a wedding breakfast in the St. Charles hotel following the service. Garden flowers decorated the table which was centered by a wedding cake.On their return from a wedding; trip to Glacier National park, Mr, and I Mrs, zumBrunnen will be at home in1 Dickinson, where Mr. zumBrunnen is chief clerk in the office of the North Dakota Public Service company.Among out-of-town guests at the' wedding were Mr, and Mrs. J. o. Nor-i dale and son, Edward, Bismarck; Mr, and Mrs, F. C. Turmo, Mr. and Mrs, H 1 Hagenstad, Orell Hagenstad, Mr, and Mrs, John Woodsend and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Gothetm, all of New England.