Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-12-11

NJ A Plante has purchased a gasoline
engine and now will do his own saving
and grinding.
News from A!lphonse Beauchamp
shows he is making steady Roadway in
in his college work at Winnipeg.
Mr.. and Mrs. e, Il. Munson we're
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Montpetit OF Beaulieu last Friday
and incidently took in the Woodman
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Brusseau accomp
anied by Mrs Damas ChArbonneau
autoed to Cavalier last week to pay a
visit to Mr. and Mrs Joseph Brusseau of
that place.
Sacred Heart Court No. 1919 G. o. F..
will hold its regular meeting on Tues
day evening, all members should be
present as there is important business
to transact.
After several days with the
team the malls once more running the
auto and we hope that no further break
down will interfere with this convenient
arrangement.
The l4th inst, is the date set for the
entertainment Of the public by some of
our local talent, The programs have
been posted for several days. This will
be an event worth attending.
Somebody seems to forget the heavy
penalty imposed by the law for setting
prairie fires and is also responsible for
the loss of valuable timber, a warrant of
arrest is likely to be issued in this case.
Mrs William Gendreau is now almost
fully recovered from the serius operation
she underwent at st Michael's hospital
at Grand Forks and has nothing but
words of the highest praise for the ex-
%cellent services and attention she re-
ceived while a patient within its walls,
and her remarkably rapid recovery IN
two weeks is certainly a strong endorse
ment of her opinion. We might sdd
that great credit is due DR. Lalande in
this difficult and rare case as the opera
ton performed by DR. Mulligan entirely
bore out his diagnosis.
Ovila Chaput lost a valuable driving
Langdon last week. The driver of the
auto travelling without lights and at
tempting to pass on the wrong side of
the road ran into Mr., Chaput's horse as
he was driving into town. We under
stand that when the auto ran into the
horse the animal reared and came down
with its front feet right in the auto and
1t is a wonder that some of the occupants
we're not killed. The spring of the auto
broke the horses leg and it had to be
killed. Mr.. Chaput settled for $500,
although this amount does not represent
the value of the horse still it is enough
to teach any nan not to risk travelling
with an anto after dark without lights.
At the regular meeting OF Beaulieu
Camp No BAIT, M W of A, last Friday
night the following officers were elected
} for the ensuing year:
:. C-Samuel Gross
P V C-Chas G Soeby
w A-Alvin Williams
E B-R B Morrison
Clerk-Wm Montpetit.
Escort-Carl Soeby
Watchman-C f Bradburn
Sentry-M A Plante
, Manager-James Brady
The annual Woodman ball will take
place at the Beaulieu Hall, Tuesday, Dec
3Oth 1913, no expense will be spared to
make this a complete success. the com.
mittee in charge consists of James
Waterford, Joseph Hof, Carl Soeby,
VIM Montpetit and Oristede Beauchamp
=, The news reached US drought a
letter from Joseph Trepanier Of Easter
hazy, Sask. to Philip Brusseau of the
death of Maeim Mirrsault at Mr..
. Grepanier's hotel at Esterhazy last
. Tuesday week the 25th ult., OF pneu-
: monia; he was taken i'll a week before
and gradually sank dying a peaceful
: death with every comfort that can aid a
r true christian at that trying hour. The
funeral took place the following day the
remains being laid to rest in the Catho.
lie burial ground at Esterhazy, Maeim
q Mirreault will be remembered as u
| resident of Olga for many years, he left
this place two years ago to accept a
position with Joseph Trepanier at his
: hotel at Esterhazy, where he remained
until his death, he was esteemed by all
who knew him for his kindly ways and
cheerful dispositions; he was nobody's
enemy and ~everybody's friend, and
many here will deeply regret to hear of
his death; he was Sc years Of age at the