Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-07-13
BEAUkAEU,
n. Yost says there iAgoing to be

Mrs. Thomson on the Fourth.
Mrs. Hugh Stephens and Ard,p'Ae
Stephens has lately arrived at |.
n. H. Melville's from Seattle.
Some persons are wondering VI Kat
magnetic attraction is inducingv G.
Henderson to travel eastward over Sa,
cambridge so regularly. NJ
,Ir. MCDOWELL and Mr.. Yost, are pAt-
ting up large additions to their former
residences this summer. The good
prospects for large crop is encourag-
ing.
Jas. Brown, the Beaulieu merchant,
got in large stock Of fruit, a little less
than car load, for the 4th, but owing
to the ready demand he disposed OF it
in single day.
Simon Thomas has lately received a
new steel Windmill and tower, which
he says works excellent. Why overtaN
yonr muscles drawing water. when
the passing breeze is so accommodate
ting.
REAULlEU SCHOOL REPORT.
Following is the result of the
monthly examination held in Beaulieu
school, of Olga school district No.
On the 30th inst. Maximum 100.
V CLASS.
Sarah DUNCAN 81, Sisia
DUNCAN 81, Peter Rolling 81, Jos.
Plante x, Geo. DUNCAN 60, VIM.
Nodwell rs.
Grammar-Sisia DUNCAN 81, Sarah
DUNCAN g. Geo. Dunigan IS.
History-Sisia Dunigan IS. Peter
Rollings 50, VIM. MCDOWELL 81, Geo
DUNCAN Al.
Writing-Geo. DUNCAN SO, JOS.
Plante II, Sarah DUNCAN "A, VIM.
Nodwell SO, Sisia Dnnigan g., Peter
Rollings 50.
rithmatic-Mcrcer MCDOWELL IS
Geo. Brown 81. Albert Smith II, Neva
Plante IS, Ellen Dunnigan IS, Jos
DUNCAN IS, Isabella Watson so, Chas
DUNCAN 4G, Annie DUNCAN "A.
Spelling-Albert Smith 9S, Annie
DUNCAN 70, Chas. DUNCAN -, Geo
Brown -, Ella DUNCAN IS. Neva
Plante IS, Mercer Nodwell SIS, Jos
DUNCAN IS.
Albert Smith IS. Isabel;
Watson 20, Mega Piante 60, Jos. Duni-
gin 81, Geo. Brown So Mercer Nod
well 81, Annie Dunigan so. Ellen Duni
gan 3S, Chas. DUNCAN 81.
Wrting-Jos. DUNCAN "a. Ellen
D umigin 49,, Geo. Brown At Ami.
DUNCAN 46, Neva Planto 43, CEas
Dmlgin 40: Isabella Watson 40, Alder
Smith 81, Mercer MCDOWELL Sc.
II CLASS.
Aritllmatic-Cllas. DUNCAN 100
VIM. DUNCAN 100. Leon Plante 100
Edw. DUNCAN 96, Agnes DUNCAN oG
! Alta Plante 95. Howard Nodwell Sc
Edith DUNCAN SO.
Re ading-Aynes DUNCAN 81, Edit
DUNCAN 50, Edw. DUNCAN so, Howard
Nodwcll 76, Chas. DUNCAN a, Attl;
Plante -, Leon Plante 10, VIM. Duni
gan G5.
Spelling-Edith Dunigin 90, Agne
DUNCAN IS, Alta Plante 6s. Thos
Thomson GS, Leon Plante 60, Edw
DUNCAN 60, Howard Nodwell 50 VIM
DUNCAN "A, Chas. DUNCAN 3s.
OLGA.
/ Rev. TurcOtte is at CroOkstOn, Mimi.
this week.
The Olga glee club will give picni
on July Oath. The proceeds for pu1
chasing new instruments for the band
On Monday, when returning from
campmeeting at Walhalla some Milton
pilgrims registered at Hotel de Log
Miss Nelson, Miss Alakson, Chas. OF
son, A, L. Helgeson.
Prof. Sheehan, having closed schoo
at Langdon, passed through town Mon
day enroute to the Valley. May h
have all the pleasures of we'll earned
vacation.
A very successful teachers institut
was held Saturday at the residence o
Alex. Cameron. We are always pleas
ed to see the good work progressing
Who was the Fox that convened tbi
scholastic assembly?
Last Sunday Harry Bowles joine'
the ranks OF the benedicts, leading t.
the altar Mrs McKercher. Fathe
Turcotte made fast the nuptial knot
We tender the newly-married coupl
our good will for the lifelong enjoy
ment of connubial affections.
Photographer Salter, Of Langdon
visited our town on Monday and afte
taking some of the best property tn
town affords escaped unmolested. H
took Hotel de Log, the Princes palac
and the school house with the children
teachers and some visitors.