Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-08-05

u boys attended the picnic held at
the Andrew Wenzel grove last Tues
day and report a good time, their be-
ing a good program and a large
attendance.
A cloth o%vercoat was found on the
road between Olga and Langdon last
week and is 10Y at the Olga ~postoffice.
Owner may have same by sending or
giving description.
j. B. Beauchamp lost a valuable
mare last week. DR.. Elliot of Milton
was in attendance but the mare hav-
ing injured herself internally nothing
could be done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marcelin
returned last Tuesday from Winnipeg,
where they spent several days visiting
friends and relatives. They also spent
a short time with their son, Henry
at Neche.
Ad Benoit returned last Saturday
from his trip to the Canadian North
west. He was accompanied by his
uncle Joseph Beauchamp. He reports
the crops as very good and things
looking bright.
Some damage wa done by hail near
the county line in Pembina county,
but the excellent crops in this neigh
borhood are still safe and with a few
days warm weather will be ready to
cut. Some of our farmers here will
cut a few early pieces of grain the
end Of this week or the beginning of
next.
A large number of our people took
in the fair at Langdon last week and
were highly pleased with it in general
and think that the committee deserve
great credit for their excellent man.
agement. The educational exhibit
surpassed all former years, both in
quality and variety of work shown and
the number of exhibits, and with the
present capable management in charge
we may look forward to next year
with keen anticipation.
A wedding of considerable interest
to Olga people took place at Walhalla
Tuesday July 9th at 10 o'clock a. m.
The ceremony took place after high
mass, Rev. Father Perrin officiating.
The contracting parties were Miss
Alice G%astonoquay third eldest daugh-
ter of Mrs. Agnes Gastonquay of Elm
Point and Roderick Beauchamp third
eldest son Of Isidore Beauchamp of
Olga. The bride was beautifully
dressed in width crepe de chene and
wore a wreath of orange blossoms and
was attended by Miss Armandnet
Beauchamp sister of the groom. The
groom was dressed in the conventional
dress suit and was supported by Emile
Glastonbury, brother of the bride.
Charles Glastonbury the brides eldest
brother gave the bride away. After
the ceremony the wedding party occu-
plying five autos returned to the home
of the bride where a sumptuous dinner
and reception was tended to them and
a large number of guests. The next
day they came up to Olga and were
met at the home of the groom by q
large family gathering and received 6
hearty welcome home. The bride is
one of the most popular young ladies
of Elm Point being born and raised
there and is by no means a stranger
to us here having many warm friend:
at Olga. The groom is one of GU,
prosperous young farmers possessing
the energy and ability which mark
! the successful up to date farmer O
i today. He was born and raised here
his parents being among the earl,
! pioneers of Cavalier county. The,
will make their home on the groom
farm east of town. The presents wer
\ many and useful and showed tn
: esteem in which the young couple i
held by a host of friends who joi
with us in extending to them heart
y congratulations and wishing them al
JOY and happiness in their future life