Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-02-06

hall here last Thursday evening was
that although the committee in charge
went behind about $500 still the ex-
penses for the orchestra were $500 more
than usual, last Thursdays storm was
responsible for a good many things,
but we will see that this does not hap
pen again.
The following are the officers of the
Royal Neighbors for the ensuing year.
Oracle, Mrs. w. Darling; Past Oracle,
Miss E. Dunnigan: Vice Oracle, Mrs.
S. Cross: Recorder, Mrs. P. Dunnigan;
Receiver, Miss M. L.. Beauchamp;
| Chancellor, Mrs. j.. Smith; I. Sentry,
Mrs, D. Cleary; O.. Sentry, Mrs. H.
Bowers: Marshal, Miss M. L. Beau
champ; Manager, Mrs. VIM. Armstrong,
Modern Woodmen Officers:
V. G. Samuel Gross: P. G. Chas. G.
Soeby; w. A., Alvin Williams; S. r.
r. B. Morrison: Clerk. VIM. Montepetit:
Escort, Carl Soeby: Chief Forester,
Ralph Dunnigan; Watchman, G. H.
Brad5urn; O. S.. M. A. Plante: Mana
ger, Alex Henderson.
A large party of friends gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon
Godaire last Tuesday evening and after
partaking of the many good things plac-
ed upon the supper table by the hostess
who certainly had prepared for the
wants of the inner man in a most
generous manner, enjoyed a most pleas
ant evening with cards and music while
the young folks danced. Everybody had
a pleasant time and were surprised
when the wee small hours of morning
warned them that it was time to leaye.
The sentiment expressed by those
present at the last meeting of the Olga
farmers club was strongly in favor of a
farmers school which MI. Krlstjanson
assures US we can have in the near
future. He proposes to take up during
the two days the school will be in session
the following subjects in detail: Live
stock, rotation of crop and pure seed
Many have expressed a desire to enr oil.
1t is open for all and costs nothing. No
farmer who wishes to be what his name
implies will miss this chance of getting
valuable information on his work.
Watch for the date.
The combined installation held by
the Royal Neighbors and Modern Wood
men was a success in every way and
cannot help but be the means of in
creasing the membership of these two
popular lodges. The installing officers
for the Royal Neighbors we're Miss
Sarah Dunnlgan and Mr.. Samuel Cross
| Mr.. Chas Soeby and Mr.. Thos Cregan
we're the installing officers for the
Woodmen. After the officers of both
Camps we're duly installed everybody
partook of a delicious oyster. supper
furnished by the Royal Neighbor who
certainly furnished all kind of good
thing to tempt appetite. Dancing and
card playing we're the amusements, of
the evening and caused everybody to
forget that the wee small hours 81 q
new day were stealing on. All had a
good time and have a warm spot in their
hearts for the Royal Neighbors and
| Woodmen.
A most interesting social event of the
week was the marriage of Miss Eva
Blondin third eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Cleophas Blondin to MI.
Exeliore Menier, of Walhalla, N. D.
last Monday morning. After solemn
high mass the pastor Rev. H. j. Muyssen
| officiating, used the beautiful and,
impressive nuptial service of the Catholic
church. The bride was beautifully
dressed in white silk trimmed in gold
braid. Her bridesmaids we're her sister
Miss Bertha Blondin and Miss Rosie
Gamache. The groom was dressed in
the customary black and was support
cd by the brides brother Mr.. Henry
Blondin and Mr.. Emile MORN. I'm.
mediately after the ceremony the bridal
party relatives and friends repaired to
the home of the bride where a sumptous
dinner was served to about fifty guests.
The bridal party left during the after.
noon for Walhalla, the home of the
groom, where further preparations had
been made to continue the festivities
the Walhalla hall having been engaged
for the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Meniel
will be at home 10 their friends at theil
new home IN Walhalla. The bride Is
one of our popular young ladies anc
will favorably known to everybody hav
ing been born and raised in this com
munity. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleophas
Blondln being among the early settlers
of this county. The groom is ar
energetic young business man of Wal
halla. The young couple have a hos
of friends who wish them many pros