Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-02-11
OLGA

j. B. Beauchamp was At Langdon
last Saturday.
Mrs. w. J. Kennedy spent the past
week visiting with her friends, the
Misses Dunnigan, at Beaulieu.
Peter Godaire was in Langdon yes
terday returning to his home here
from a visit with relatives at Iona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lepire spent
several days visiting their son Joseph
and daughter Mrs. Ed. Rivard at
Langdon.
Napoleon Godaire and P. Brunette
were two of Olga's prosperous farm
ers who were attending to business at
the county seat last Wednesday.
Jas. Brady was at Langdon last
Monday and Tuesday visiting his
brother, Tom, and attending to some
business matters.
Cashier Thos. Cregan was a bust
ness visitor in Langdon last Friday
and Saturday and while there was
kept busy exchanging greetings with
his many friends.
There was quite a good attendance
at the dance held on Friday evening
at the hall of the Beaulieu camp of
the Modern Woodmen, despite the fact
that it was a cold stormy night.
Supervisor Philip Gendreau was
attending to ONE matters of business
at the county seat last Wednesday,
while passing through on his way
home from Il visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Maline Coye, Of Nekoma.
Monday evening Of next week there
is to be a box social and dance given
in the Forester hall at Olga. It will
commence at eight o'clock, and a cor
dial invitation is extended everybody
to attend this last social occasion be-
fore the opening of the Lenten season.
On Wednesday Of this week the
event in Olga was a wedding of two
young people of the neighborhood. 1t
is an occasion of general c~ongratula-
lions, and possibly the last affair of
the kind likely to take place in the
village until after Lent.
The terrible fire which visited Olga
two weeks ago goes a long way TO-
ward impressing our people with a
need of preparedness for a repetition
Of such a disaster. Especially at this
season extra precautions should be
taken to guard against fire.
Chas. H. Dunnigan arrived home
on Tuesday Of last week for a visit
here at the parental home from his
homestead in Montana, near the town
OF Lovejoy. Subsequent events have
developed the fact that it was m
thing more than the "old folks that
proved to be the attraction of
Charles home coming this trip.
The Beaulieu camp, NJ. w. of A.,
at their adjourned session Of Friday
last week installed new officers and
at the close Of the routine business
The balance Of the evening was given
over to a general good time, which
first Of all was preceded by an oyster
super served by the ladies.
A box social will be held in the
Olga hall on the evening of Monday,
the 18th inst, at which event the
proceeds will be devoted in helping to
defray the expenses of the church.
Everybody should endeavor to be pres
ent and do their share toward helping
along a good cause.
J. B. ~Beauchamp, his wife and the
family, wish to express to the people
of Olga their thorough appreciation of
the many kind offices that have been
extended them by their neighbors and
friends, which has indeed proven to
be a silver lining to the dark cloud
which has so recently overshadowed
them.
Word received from Mrs. M. A..
Plante, who is now at Rochester,
Mimi, with her husband, says that he
was operated on last Thursday and is
resting we'll and that prospects are
bright for his complete recovery. This
Is good news to their many Olga
friends and we hope to soon see our
fellow-townsman amongst Us again as
we'll as ever. .
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