Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-03-05

ed to Thorne, last Monday.
= There awill be a basket social and
dance. IN the Forester hall Immediately
after Easter. watch for bills.
Rev. Father Larochelle sends word
that he will be here for services the
first Friday of the month.
Cashier Ihos. Cregan WAS q Langdon
visitor Wednesday and Thursday of this
week.
The change in the 9th Commissioner
district will give County Physician DR..
j. S. Lalande a large family to look
after.
MIR, and Mrs. Antoine Lariviere we're
visiting at Beaulieu the latter part of
last week.
Tousaint Monette, who has been
ailing Tor some time past IS getting
around again and we hope will soon be
rs we'll as ever.
Postmaster Noel Robillard has re-
ceived a fine new platform scale from
the department and can now weigh
parcels up to 100 lbs.
The present fine weather is very
acceptable and a great saving in fuel
etc., altho many would like to see the
roads improved either for sleighs or
wheels.
Blacksmith Besudoine is busy these
days shoeing horses and doing other
work in his line. He is comfortably
located in his new shop and desires you
to give him a call.
David Cleary of Concrete was visiting
at the James Cleary home on Wednes-
day. He was accompanied by his father
in-law, Mr.. Thos. Dunniean and his
cousin. Miss Barrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Marceline were
were over Sunday visitors at the home
of their son Henry at Neche and Incl
IDENTIFY stood as godparents for their new
grandson while there.
Miss May McKinnon who has been
away for several weeks visiting her
uncle and aunt at Winnipeg and her
brother in the Northwest returned last
week and reports a most enjoyable trip
Anthony Chaput and sister, Alma, of
Langdon were visiting at the NJ. A..
Plante home last week. They came
down with MISS Ida Plante who was
visiting with them and other Langdon
friends.
We understand that q little stranger
has recently arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charette also that DR.. Lalande
was called out to the Hilligoss home
near Osnabrack for a similar call but
we did not get the particulars.
A little stranger arrived in town last
Friday and has decided to remain per-
manently with MIR. and Mrs. A. Plante.
The many friends of this young couple
will rejoice to, hear that DR.. Lalande re-
ports both mother and son as doing we'll.
IhI. III Mis-. ULl DupISy dlSC
MIR. and Mrs. Sarazine of st. Boniface,
Man, we're visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Lepire, needless TO say
that the visit of their two daughters
was thoroughly enjoyed by the parents.
Word received from Willie Cregan
reports that both he ana George Dun
nigan had returned from their holiday
trip to Malta, Mont. where they we're
visiting with the Dunnigan boys and
are nov hard at work preparing for
spring on their Gull Lake farms.
The many Olga friends of MIR, and
Mrs. Henry Marceline of Neche will re.
joice with them oyer the arrival of a fine
1917 pound boy at their home Feb. 18th.
All are doing nicely and the young hope.
full now bears the proud name of Judsor
Edward.
A p%re.lenten event was the entertain
ment OF several of their young friends
by Misses Ida and Alice Plante at theil
home a week ago. After a bountiful sup
per had been partaken of a most enjoy
5 able evening was spent in games anc
+. other amusements.
On Monday evening, Feb, 23rd a ioll,
company Of friends and relatives gather
ed at the hospitable home of Mr.. ane
Mrs. Frank Narcotic, where al
thoroughly enjoyed themselves aut
heartily partook of the many goot
things provided for them by this popu
lar host and hostess.
A news item overlooked in our forme
budget was the surprise party tendere,
Ovila Beauchamp or the OCCASION of hi
twentieth birthday when a number o
his young friends helped him celebrat
that important anniversary in roya
style, everybody thoroughly enjoyed
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