Horses and Mt. Jefferson from BIA 3
                on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation. (Photo No.
                wascDA0109)
Photo courtesy of Gary Halvorson Oregon State Archives
Wasco County, Oregon
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Marriages

 Wasco County Clerk
5th and Washington
The Dalles, OR 97058
(541) 296-6159

 

BRIDE

Swett, Annie

GROOM

Godknecht, John

 


WEDS RANCHMAN'S DAUGHTER
Word Comes From Oregon That John Godknecht, Formerly of Palatine, Has Become a Benedict.
     John Godknecht is married. There is nothing startling in that announcement to the uninitiated, but those of us who remember John of the Class of 1907 and have kept in touch with his later life, batching it on a 400 acre wheat ranch at Boyd Oregon, can hardly realize that the improbable has happened. Not that John is not good looking, or that he is not given a high rating in the Matrimonial market. His heart was not in the usual place and the smiles of no fair damsel could reach it, until-well that is another story. Suffice to say that our hero got tired of living alone and having admired from afar a neighboring ranchman's daughter, went and "did it." According to the society column of the Morning Oregonian of Portland, the bride is Miss Annie M. Swett, of Dufur. The ceremony was performed at the parsonage of the Christian church at The Dalles, Ore. John has our best wishes and we assure the bride, if she has not already found it, that Mr. Godknecht has a heart of gold. And judging from the price of wheat, we presume that his pockets are likewise lined.

The Daily Herald, Chicago Illinois March 14, 1919

©Shauna Williams

 

 
 


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