Adventures in Carlstadt.

In 1910 everybody in southern Alberta was either a real estate agent or a client. I was a little of the couple

of recent origin towns and new subdivisions to young towns sprang up overnight; Carlstadt was a useful example. It was a speck on the CPR about 35 miles west of Medicine Hat. At first, it was a flag station and called Langevin. Then it became a pillar office and named Carlstadt. During the First World War, that name was not popular, and it was renamed Alderson. It lays upon the bald-headed prairie in the short grass belt. And when single says "bald-headed," one could add that the scalp