Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-06-10
OLGA

Mrs. Munier of Walhalla is visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleophas Blondin.
Olga plays a game at Walhalla
Friday and Fremont will be here Sun
day to meet our boys.
The Milton show man put up seven
good reels last Sunday evening giving
an extra long show and will be here
next Sunday with some good reels.
Hon. H. E. Dorval of Langdon
spent a few days with US this week
on business and took advantage of the
occasion to greet a few of his many
friends here.
The complaint seems general that
last Sunday nights frost did a lot of
damage to early garden stuff, cleaning
up tomatoes, beans and cucumbers,
also cutting down corn and potatoes.
The opinion seems general that corr
will grow again, also potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Lacaille
welcomed a little daughter to their
home last Sunday evening and DR..
Laundre reports all we'll. Napoleon's
genial smile has b%roadened consider
ably and be assumes the new title of
"Papa' with proper dignity.
Mrs. Oliver Brusseau is confined to
her bed, being very weak. She is ad-
vanced in age being now seventy-four
and any change is %anxiously watched
by her family and many friends. We
hope her health will soon improve and
that she will be spared for many years
to come.
Our boys played a hard game at
Osnabrock last Saturday afternoon
with the Osnabrock team and although
they got the short end of the score it
was a game that might just as we'll
have gone the other way. The score
was 3 to 2 against US and the bat
teries were, Osnabrock, jacob,
Thompson and Underwood; Olga,
Johnson and Green.
w. F. Nelson of Santa Fee, Isle of
Pines was visiting at the home of Ed.
Thibaudeau last week. Mr.. Nelson is
in the real estate business and is sell.
ing Cuban lands. He has nothing but
praise for the beautiful farm home.
he has seer in Cavalier county. Mr..
and Mrs. Thibaudeau expect to spen(
next winter in Cuba visiting friend:
and seeing the country.
News reaches us this week announc
ing the marriage on Thursday, June
at Weyburn, Sask., of Annie Clar;
Clermont, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuai A. Clermont to Magloir'
Joseph Mongeon. Mr.. and Mrs. Cler
mont were for many years resident
of Olga and their daughter Annie wa,
born here and has many warm friends
who join with us in extending heart
congratulations and good wishes for
bright and pleasant future to tn
happy crouple.
The ball game Sunday betwee
Olga and the boys from the sout
resulted in a victory for the HON
team: the score being rather out O
proportion. This is the first game tn
south boys have played and with NOR
practice will strengthen up consider
} ably and will probably give our boy
a hard rub in their next game. TIL
batteries were for south boys, Morke
and Sehrt and Vetern; Olga, Glove
, and Green.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Plante of Ben
son, Sask., are visiting relatives an
friends. They are accompanied b
their son Joe. They were old RESI-
dents here for many years and owne
a half section of land which he sol
six years ago when he left for hi
present home at Benson, Sask., wher
he now has a comfortable home. w
are glad to greet them once more an
hope to see them with us many time
in the future.
One item of news we omitted frol
! last weeks budget was the retur,
} game played at Poplar Grove, May 3
by our team which resulted in gu
boys evening up the score which wa
handed them the week before, tn
score being 10 to 7 in our favor; tn
batteries were Poplar Grove, Berg
Bartlett and Carrier and for Olga
Johnson and Green. Poplar Grove
playing a strong game this year an
any team that gets their scalp has