Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-04-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Paper hanging and painting done by
Reiber is done right.
When in need of wall paper, painting
or calcimining call ON Reiber.
John l.. Robertson has lots of money
for first and second mortgage loans.
have the finest line of wall paper
samples to be found in the land. Reiber.
House cleaning time is here. Reiber
wrll do it for you with paper, paint and
calcimine.
Mrs. E. f. Reilly visited in town day
or two this week returning to her home
at Dresden today.
The arrival of a little baby girl at the
home of Mir. and Mrs. Eugene LeBrun
is reported as having occurred at an
early hour this morning.
Remember, that when you get Reiber
to do your paperhanging, tinting or
painting it is being done by man hav-
ing thirty years experience. No guess
work.
TO days sample of weather with sun
shine overhead and the long looked for
mud underfoot will certainly bear a
pleasing comparison to that experienced
a week ago. when a young blizzard was
raging.
Asst Cashier j. III. Balm. of the First
National Bank is reported as having
this week purchased the Doc. Smith
residence property on Seventh street, at
present occupied by L. e. Pierce and
family.
Miss Carrie E. Mcmillan came down
from Hannah on Saturdays afternoon
train and started in the beginning of the
week upon her duties at the court house
as deputy in Co. Auditor JOS. Powers
office. Miss Mcmillan few years ago
filled similar position in the clerk of
courts office very acceptably and is able
to CLAIM wide circle of friends among
the people of Langdon who welcome her
return to their midst most cordially.
c. f. Mahon leaves today for Van
couver, b. G., and his decision to remove
| from Langdon to the west comes CON
siderably as surprise tothe many with
whom he has associated in business
and social way during a residence here
of several years. Although it is a bust
ness venture that is taking Mr.. Mahon
to the west it is with satisfaction We
learn that he is not what is termed "pull-
ing up stakes" here. The family will
remain in Langdon. for the present at
least and Ed. is not thinking of placing
his property interests on the market for
| sale
| Among those who were highly sue
cessful in passing the examination of the
state medical board at Fargo last week
we were pleased to note the name of DR..
John Blackburn of Olga, who is a
graduate of Laval university in Canada.
He has been located at Olga now several
months where he has made number of
| friends who will learn with pleasure of
his admission to state practice by the
| North Dakota medical board. The
doctor and his wife have gone to Olga to
make their home and the fact that DIR.
Blackburn has received an appointment
as county physician of the eastern dts
trict is quite an endorsement of the
esteem in which he is held by the peo-
pile of that part of the county
Merchant j. B Boyd and wife we're
passengers on the CT. Northern train to
st Paul which was wrecked early last
Friday morning near Bryn Mawr, by
eolldlng with freight train as it was
entering the railroad yards at Cedar
Lake at the outskirts of ST. Paul. The
passenger train plowed its way through
three cars of freight coming to a stand
still. The fourth car. which was lifted
from its tracks and tossed to one side
was loaded with gunpowder, but for
No one was hurt, the passengers and
train crew all having a miraculous es-
cape from either death or injury The
passenger train struck the freight
obliquely, as the latter was pulling off
the main line on a cross over switch to
another track lis stated in the letter
the Boyds wrote home that none of the
passenger coaches were wrecked, but
the escape is one such as they never
want to encounter again.
Farm Insurance. Lowest Rates.
W. J. Mooney State Bank.
AS A result of the newly enacted
quarantine law on the Canadian side of
the line, several hundred carloads Of