' %feasting anil merry-»J»akin£f«P,fttittftled through the day and into tlse small hbnVs of the morning, The gmmi-’p parertts are well-to-do- t'armerit oifAshtdn South Dakota. Tlih groom fa a progressive young farmer of Recj-fleld South Dakota. ' The. bride is the daughter of Mr.' and .Mrs.. Nio Ludowesb, pro’aperpus and respected farmers bf'Hospers vicinity. / Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Busch will go to housekeeping on si farm near Red-field South Dakota. Among the majny guest's present were the parents of the groom from Ashton South Dakota, N. B. Ludowese mid family of Williston North Dakota, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Neuroth and Mr. and Mrs. John Sclnvebach of Granville and Mr. and Mrs. Theo Wagner of Alton.I'The Democrat joins the many friends ol‘ the young- couple in wishing them much joy and happiness.nI.s11aftiiie2-At the home of the .bride’s parents in Sheridan township on Wednesday May tenth'at four P. M. Rev. Paul J. Bunge spoke the words which united Claus Rftdolph 'Henning and Miss Bertha Katherina Reyelts in the holy bonds of wedlotlc. The ceremony’ waff performed in the presence of many friends and relatives. Miss Johanna Reyelts assisted the bride and the groom was supported by Peter Henning. At six o’clock a sumptuous wedding feast was served to the guests. Many beautiful and useful gifts were presented to the young couple. The parents of tlie groom reside in I-Iah-over Germany. Tlie groom is engaged in Boydeir as butcher an, is one of Boyden’s respected citizens. The parents of the- bride are pros-: perous farmers of- Sheridan township. The bride lias been a domestic in the Dr. Coad Jr. home at Hull and-is well prepared to assume the duties of a home all' her own. Mr. and Mrs. Claus Henning will go to housekeeping at onoo- at Boyden. ■*.