The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, February 24, 1916, Page 10

Real Fresh Frozen Lnke Buperior Herring. ke 8. n Min- hnesota 100 1bs. in sacks $2.85. Send your order. Quality as fine as any other dealer. My 8th win- ter shipping fish. ERICK JOHNSON, Box 772, Two arbors, Minn. * Separators Stay Sold Whea The Simple Speed Indicator is attached. = Low price. Fits any mach.ne Gets all the butterfat out of the milk. Attached in two minutes. Every separator useris a prospect. Write foragents terms today. Simple Speed Indicator Co. Box 44, Sidney, Oho Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Shoes, “Hats and Furnishings. © Biggest stocks, greatest values in the Northwest. We respectfully solicit the business of patrons of this paper, either in person or by mail. Mail orders re- ceive our most careful attention, and goods are selected as-honestly and con- | sistently as though you picked them out yourself. Standard Clothing House Corner Minneapolis, Szxth & Nicollet anesota Beaufort Hotel Minneapolis, Minn. ’ Europear .P!zi, Opposite Old Post Uffice. Rates, 75c to 1.50 single; 1.00 to 2.50 Dauble “Service” is our Motto. Special attention will be given the members of -the Farmers Nonpartisan Political League of North Dakota. R. H. GREER, Manager 0003000000000000000005000 Fadden’s Restaurant 442-444-446 Wabasha St. - St. Paul, Minn. Selected for the Farmers N. P. League Members We serve the best meals in the city at 15c and up. “Never closed.” WALTER FADDEN, Proprietor FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY A Farmers Company organized and operated by Golden Valley County farmers. Write us if you are interested in organizing a Farmers Mercantile Company. J. W. BRINTON, Mgr. Beach, N. D. e i Do Justice To Yourself Buy Your Supplies and Building Material From A.J.HEAL - - PERTH, N. D. R S o ta e i g y Paid AdvertiSement (Taken from last~ week’s is- sue-of the Lead- The “Leader” Y/ says: “Of cours se, “the Leader is in favor . of the principle of the initiative and referendum— that is, allowing the people to vote on any question of public importance.” We endorse that principle. . “Let “the People Vote on xt—That’s Fau‘ »” Just one issue NOW." SIGN The Petition TODAY. DECIDE The Question on it Merits During campaign PROTEST Agamst “GAG RULE,”. Your Town Clerk Has the Pe- tmon—ngn It. FRANCIS A. BRUGMAN M D’ Eye, Ear, Nose and Throai Glasses Fltted iiese 36 So. Main St. - MIN_OT, N.D. ~THE * UNION NATIONAL BANK. . lof Mmot ; Capital and . Surplus $90,000.00 - Farm Loans Negotiated at Lowest Rates. Prompt Servite. No Bonus. - MINOT; NORTH DAKOTA G. G. Wood " Lillian J. Wood Wood & Wood ~Minot’s Pioneer Chu'opractors Drugless Healars ; Brauer Block - Minot,-N. D THE NONPARTISAN LEADER A MAGAZINE FOR FARMERS Pearson’s Having Splendid Articles and New Features Pearson’s Magazine for March has some shrewd comment about rural credits bills now pending in congress. It says that the intention is to pass a bill that will relieve the present situa- tion about farm loans and in reality leave the farmer where he is now with his head in the money lender’s yoke, and it calls upon all farmers to unite against the Hollis bill in the senate and the Henry bill in the house, the two measures being practxcally identical and very bad. In this, undoubtedly, Pearsons is perfectly correct and the advice it gives_is sound. But the remarkable fact is that this magazine continues to be the only great magazine of general circulation that pays any at- tention to the farmer and his interests. All the others remember that there are in.the country merchants, ship- pers, manufacturers, bankers, railroad managers and investors, but never once recall that back of all these is the immense farming class on whose labors -all the rest are -supported. Fights for Justice That is one good thing about Pear- .among the farmers,” ‘about the pro ress of cooperation. in California, with its direct and pungent references to condmo s and methods in the northwest. “God never made a duller creature than the local banker or merchant of the northwest that fights cooperation declares this _ article, and then proceeds to show N son’s, but there are many others. It - is the sturdiest fighter for justice in the United States and has a wide variety of the reading mater that ' fights and the reading mater that in- structs and entertains. .In the March number, for' instance, évery one in the northwest will want to read For largest line of GENERAL MERCHANDISE in Walsh County---See the United States. JOHN F TORIN, B President. .0....0.00.0.‘.'.’.‘..,0......... GEO “A. WELCH, President J. P. FRENCH, Sec. - Treas. Harness MAIN STREET 'Valley City Gramte - and Marble Works Are you going to erect a monu- ment or Don’t put it off until it is too late. We keep no agents and can give the buyers better prices. free catalogue and be convinced. All work sold on a guarantee. VALLEY CITY ............................O...........‘.......0... 000060000000000000000000000000006000000000000000000000 Farmers and Farm Workers Your prosperity is helpful to the city worker as well as to yourself. Likewise his success is an indirect aid to YOU in the selling of your farm products. Help the city worker—the Unon shoe worker by the purchas¢ of UNION STAMP FOOTWEAR. -Do your share towards building up mutual g prosperity. . Insist on shoes bearing the UNION STAMP and you will be certain of the best possible shoe for your money. UNION STAMP FOOTWEAR is sold by rellable retailers all over BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS’ UNION 246 Summer Street, Boston Mass. ........QQQ....................C.......‘...‘...O.... ..... ...l............0......................‘......Q FRENCH & WELCH HARDWARE COMPANY . Farm Implements Plumbing and Heating Shelf and Heavy Hardware “..."....O..O......O..O.......I.I.l....‘....'.." . why. Every one will want to read also the remarkable summary of the work of the industrial relations commission and its relations to farmers, and there is a new department on cooper- ation conducted by P. V. Collins, formerly of Minneapolis: Best Information A few words for the Leader and League. The League is just what is needed and will say that the Leader carries the best information for farm: ers of any paper I have ever read. It certainly gets the inside facts for %1]5 farmers to know.—J. E. SIE- . No Freezeout Game Goes i The. more I. read’the -Leader thé : better I like it. If there is any at- “io, tempt to freeze ‘us .out” in the pre- cinct election I will do’all 'in my power to see that these schemes do not succeed and that the meeting.is carried on for the principles of the League —W. F. ADERMAN Just What Farmers Want The Leader is all right—just what we want—W. A. JONES. LEAGUE MEMBERS ATTENTION! Lundeen & Henderson ADAMS, NORTH DAKOTA headstone . this year? Write for our N. D. CHARLES L. BAINE, Secretary-Treasurer. PHONE 141 . BISMARCK N D. - Lace Leather. PERTH HOSPITAL DR, THOR MOELLER S Physician and Surgeon - Perth - - North Dakota I L a4 We Want Your Trade LOFTHUS BROTHERS CO. Incorporated Dealers in Hardware and Farm . Implements North Dakota Adams, I Appreciate Your Trade NELS E. STEEN Manufacturer of VELVET ICE CREAM Groceries, Fruits and Confectionery Adams, North Dakota JOHN SANDSTROM Dealer. in Harness, Trunks, Suitcases and Blankets Repairing of Harness and Shoes Specialty * Adams, North Dakota H. A. ANDERSON & SON Hardware and Furniture Undertaking Supplies, Power Washing Machines, Automobile Supplies, Gasoline and Steam Threshing Machines, Heating Plants, Monitor Windmills. Adams, North Dakota League Members Never Fail to Call on CLARENCE E. LIEN 'BAKERY Corifectionery, Fruit, Tobacco and Cigars Adams, North Dakota J. W. WAMPLER AUCTIONEER of Bordulac, N. D., the live stock man and farm sales. Thorough bred sales a specialty. Shorthorn and Mammoth Poland China breeders. Young stock for sale. League Members Trade With ENGELSTAD--TANDE CO. The Home of Quality Men’s Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Shoes. - First Class Groceries, etc. Our Grocery Store score for 1915 was 98 per cent. Aneta, North mkul JULIUS KLEMIN TUTTLE, N.D. GARAGE All Kinds of Automobile Repairs, Vulecaniz- ing, Acetylene Welding, and Blacksmithing. Will Appreciate the Farmers Patronage B oo e oo o ook All Quality Goods KREMENETSKI BROTHERS . Tuttle, N. D. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Groceries, Full Line of Hard- ware, Shoes and Clothing, Enamelware, Tinware, Catlery and Tools. bbb bbb bd HIDES TANNED Send us your hides, we will tan/ and make them into nice, warm, soft robes, We guarantee the workmanship to be satisfactory. Our process of leaves ‘the hide soft and pliable we guarantee it to remdin so. We make the Oak Harness Leather and Robes Lined. Hides bought at the highest market prices, Send, for price list and shipping tags. 'IHE I.ISBON 'I‘RNNER\’. S