Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-07-22
OLGA

NlSlOllIS " INV ~ NAOAA mo "a 49,
David Charbonneau accompanied by
his son, ElZesar, went to Osnabrock
last Saturday on business.
Miss May McKinnon left for Winni-
peg last Tuesday where she will visit
relatives and friends.
Emile Charbonneau autoed to the
Forks last Tuesday to take in the fair.
Terry Simons accompanied him.
Geo. Henderson OF Calvin came
down Tuesday to look after his farm
in north Beaulieu He reports the
crop as very good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Martineau
and Mr.. and Mrs. Traverse autoed
over from Leroy and visited Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Brillon over Sunday.
Adelard Benoit left for Mervin,
Sask., last Tuesday. He will go by
Winnipeg and several other places to
call on some of the old Olga boys.
If your Irvine order is short Sam
Cross will have plenty on hand in
Olga to supply you. Best quality and
lowest prices guaranteed, give him a
call.
Ed. Clairmont was in town last
Tuesday and while here informed us
that his boy whom the doctor was
afraid had diphtheria, is quite well
again.
Phil Brusseau accompanied by his
two sons, Oscar and Raymond, left
here yesterday morning in their auto
to take in the fair at Grand Forks.
They expect to return Sunday.
Misses Helen and Marion Sweeney
were here visiting friends and enjoy
ing their vacation before returning to
Minneapolis to renew their studies for
trained nurses.
Word received from Geo. Dunnigan
announces his arrival at Lovejoy,
Mont, also that crops are looking fine
and all the Cavalier county settlers
are comfortable and happy, especially
the newly weds.
Several of the young folks ATTENDED
the barn dance last Friday evening a
the home of John Reid of north Beau
lieu. The dance was given in homo
of Miss Lulu Reid, who lately return
= ed home.
Henry Chagnon is with us for a few
days before returning to Hoople t
) take up his duties as %janitor Of tn
e Hoople school. Henry has man
u friends mere and it keeps him bus
shaking hands.
) Mr.. and Mrs. Tehaphel RenaUd an
. Mr.. and Mrs. Rock Renaud of Neche
also Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Mirion c
Leroy with their families made up a
auto party that visited at the HON
l. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cleophas Blondi
re over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marion left la!
le Tuesday morning for their home (
j. Macoun, Sask., after a two weel
s. visit with friends and relatives here
is They will pass by Fonda and spend
day or two there with their brothe,
W Joseph and Ludger Laderoute.
lie Our junior ball team went to Milte
r last Tuesday to play the return gan
<. with the Milton boys. 1t SO happent
that non of u ball players cou
, accompany them and the two umpire
were both Milton men who felt tn;
there being 10 manager there to insi
on a square deal for the boys, the
y had to be very careful and fair
their decisions. A hard game W;
played which resulted in Millions ]
ot to our boys - hard earned scores.
a There will be a good old fashiont
r. picnic here at Olga next Monday Il
26th inst, and arrangements are b
ing made to enable those attending
enjoy themselves thoroughly and he
u. along a good cause. The ladies of Il
parish are looking after furnishil
meals and a good meal at a reasonab
~ lSS VIII NC GllC IcSulU. I1SOS
Bros. Of Cavalier will be here wi
their picture show and five piece Q
chestra and will give two differe
rs shows one in the afternoon and one
q the evening and with races, base bt
nc game and a dance in the evening
ny the hall there will be something dol
" all the time. Hebert Bros. orchest
eh will furnish music for the dane
nc prices will be the same as usuf
H. Come and enjoy yourselves with US.
DIS Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marcelin
Gu Montreal, Canada are visiting at t
'es home Of their brother, Charles, sou
an of town. Mr.. Marcelin, on his W
lie here, passed by Aldina, Sask., a
ol visited his brother, Antoine, who Ii
oli ed here for many years. He repo1
his brother as being confined to
INV Id ,~I +oo wool, 10 4-.o l-,.a