The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, March 2, 1916, Page 10

i i b 36 So. Main St. - fo. : o] Save R i and sizes. ) ¥ thing new i ’Mey:n"n cyclopedia,of information which every 'rite for 18, i Real Fresh Frozeh Lake Superior Hetring. “No cold stotage.” 100 ibs. box s S $3.25; 501bs. $1.80. in- nesota 100 1bs. in sacks :225' g §e§d ou::rlge'x‘-. Quality as fine as any other dealer. 8th win- terfihm‘i# fish. ERICK Jonm?)!;«, Bo:y:wz. Tv,v‘a Harbors, Minn. vour HIDES, FURS, Ete. ‘Established Since 1867. 1 D. Bergman & Co., Saint Paul, Minnesota an price list, tags and full information, American Nat’l Bank Valley City, N. D. Capital and Surplus $110,000.00 The Farmer’s Friend Money to loan at all times to reliable parties. Farm Loans a Specialty R — e —— MAINES’ .CAFE For Ladies and Gentlemen—Selected for Farmers N. P. League Members. Popular Prices—35¢ Meals a Specialty Open from 6 a.m. to 8 p. m. daily. Open Sundays. Opposite old Postoffice. 1. W. Maines, Prop., 304 Marquette Ave., Minnneapolis, Minn. Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings. Biggest stocks, greatest values in the Northwest. We respectfully solicit the basiness of patrons of this paper, either | inperson or by mail. -Mail orders re- cetve our most carefal attention, and goods are selected as honestly and con- sistently as though you picked them out yourself. - Standard Glotfii;xg House Corner Minneapolis Sixth & Nicollet Minoosote 0900000000000000000009000 Beaufort Hotel Minneapolis, Minn. European Plan, Opposite Old Post Office. Rates, 75¢ to 1.50 single; 1.00 to 2.50 Double. “‘Service’’ is our Motto. Special attention will be given the members of the Farmers Nonpartisan Political League of North Daketa. R. H. GREER, Manager 000000000000000000000020 Fadden’s Restaurant 442.444.446 Wabasha St. - St. Paul, Mimn. Selected for the Farmers N. P. League Members We serve the best meals in the city at 16c and up. “Never closed.” WALTER FADDEN, Proprietor . Do Justice To Yourself Buy Your Supplies and Building Material ; From A.J. HEAL - -PERTH, N. D. 3. P 5 £ 9 6§ 6 S ;mml '. FRANGIS A. BRUGMAN, M.D. e ——————————— Eye, Ear, Nose-and Throat - Glasses Fitted - MINOT, N. D, fe) THE UNION NATIONAL BANK ] . of Minot . i Capital: and Surplus $90,000,00 MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA G.G. Wood Lillian J. Wood . - Wood & Wood . Minot’s Pioneer Chiropractors : Drugiless Healers Brauer Block - - Minot;N.D " © L ® (4 0. (4 ° [ (4 © (4 ® (4 [d e - [d [ 4 ‘o L4 ‘@ (d [ ® - e . o e o Farm Loans Negotiated at Lowest Rates. Prompt Service. No Bon::.‘ i THE NONPARTISAN LEADER Foester’s Weather : - Talks of the Warm and Stormy-Per- ieds in. March Washington, D. C., Feb, 28.—Last - bulletin gave forecasts of disturbahce to cross continent Feb. 28 to March 3, warm wave Feb. 27 to March 2, cool - wave March 1 to 5. This will come in with cold-weather and will start a movement that will bring a great high temperature wave mnear March 11. This rise of temperature will check precipitation and storms will be less severe. But four-fifths of the farm sections of this continent will get suf- ficient .and some -parts too much pre- cipitation during this month. i Next disturbance will reach Pacific coast about March 3, cross Pacific slope by close of March 4, central val- leys March 5 to 7, eastern sections March 8. Cool wave will cross Pacific slope about March 6, central valleys I\%arch 8 and eastern sections March 10. This disturbance will send average temperatures higher, not so much pre- cipitation as usual and the storm will be moderate till about March 5 when jts forces will increase to a little above the usual. It is expected to cross meridian 90 about March 6 and on March 8 its forces will again in- crease. It will then be in eastern sec- tions. About March 9 as it passes out onto the Atlantic it will become a furious and dangerous storm along the steamship route to Europe. Pre- cipitation will increase while this storm is in eastern sections. Another storm will reach Pacific coast about March 8, cross Pacific slope by close of March 9, central val- leys March 10 to 12, eastern sections March 13. Warm wave will cross Pa- cific slope about March 8, central val- leys March 10, eastern sections March 12. Cool wave will cross Pacific slope about March 11,eastern sections March . 13, eastern sections March 15. This will be a severe storm from start to finish and will cause heavy rains on most parts of the continent east of the Rockies. Probably not ex- cessive in southwestern Texas, the middle northwest of Canada and the states.« A cold wave will follow: this and then another cold wave a few days later, making a great fall in tempera- tures from March 11 to 13. - This storm is expected to -prepare some parts for a great flood that will occur east of the Rockies before the end of March. Wherever excessive ‘precipitation eccurs from this' storm there is the place we would locite the ° great floods a litéle later. .‘We believe. it will occur-in the Missisippi, Ohio and Missouri valleys but it may also extend east of these sections. the month ends, all of Europe, south- ern Asia, east of India, the Philippines and Australia will get excessive rains and all of them except Europe will get excessive storms. : We are expecting disastrous storms in the central valleys, the West Indies and on ous southern coasts between March 17 and 31. Dept.’ O, 5th St. N. siv S0 e prove our case. . . Before - .’.‘OO......O..00..0.......OO.....‘0‘0......0......'. Valley City Granite 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. Write for our free catalogue and be convinced. work: sold on a guarantee. . VALLEY CITY .’P."_.".‘.' 290000000 .‘..’....“"Q......‘. .:..‘.‘.0.00‘ Thank You - Also all those' who intend to do 5 *'s0 but have delayed— ; g 2 P{easel don’t ‘(put it off. g . = ; " Remember This 1. 'No additional taxes—Capital fund— '$1,199,216.87 2. Land Values' will increase all over state 3. You need not vote for Capital Removal unless we CAPITAL REMOVAL ASSOCIATION | Wants “Marching to Bismarck” Editor Nonpartisan Leader: ; Your letter and certificate of mem- bership received, and will stand by her back till the cows come. The Leader. is fine, glad you are not afraid- to Eive it to them straight from the shoulder till they take the count. Please have some phono- graph records made of that song, “Marching To Bismarck” . (written by L. L. Shaw and published in.the Leader on Feb. 10th) and offer them for sale in the Leader. You can head the list with my order for one and PIl bet a hat there are a plenty of others that will second the mo- tion. and law makers in North E. K. SHEAFFER. Will Pick Right Men Editor Nonpartisan Leader: I like the Leader the best of any paper I ever had. I hope you will help us to pick out men for office that we can depend on.—NELS J. DAHL. ‘ Dakota— THE Leader is the preparedness arm of the farmer and the only obli- gation on him is that he join-the Lea- gue and be true to his own cause. Treat all your seed grain before seed- ing with a 3 IMPERIAL SMUT MACHINE § £ the only perfect Smut Machine made. Guaranteed that you will have mo smut in your grain next fall. If you have we will refund your money in full. Isn’t that fair? We also have a machine that takes wild oats out of tame oats for seed and the best cleaner and grader for all grades. All machines trial guaranteed. Write us. IMPERIAL SMUT MACHINE CO. 352 Erie Street Minneapolis, Minn. The wonderful success of Chiropractic has opered the eyes of the ) world, Diseases B considered in- _curablé are cured by this method. If you have a “cold,” appendi- : citis, gall-stones, R constipation, backache, headache. pneumonia, heart or kidney disease, diseases of women,- paralysis, we can make you well. We can tell you of hundreds of cases given up as incurable that this science has cured. Investigate ——consultation free. E. W. WINDSOR, D. C. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC Palmer Graduate , Fargo, N. D. deLendrecie Bldg. PHONE 934 0.‘...0‘0‘0'9.‘0.......‘0.00.0....0.._............0.0.0.. BOSCH MAGNETOS Satisfy Always. They insure efficiency in gas tractors as well as automobiles. All mag- netos need care aml_ now is the time to have yours overhauled. We re- magnetize and repair all makes of magnetos.” We guarantee our work. HOWARD B. TILDEN ™~ —_—— Y B s 2 Fargo, N. D. ° [ [ (-] [.] [ ] [ o [ [ (] [ [ () (-] [ ] [ ® [ [ [J [ [ ] o [ 4 (] [ d ° [ ] [ [ ] [ 4 [ [ © [ (] (] [ J [ [ ] [ ] [J [ [ [ [ [ 4 ° [J [d [ (] headstone this year? 00006000006000000000 Al N. D. e0c000C000 All those who signed and sent _in petitions. 4 Thank You Here’s hoping for honest laws 00000060060 3§ 9 3§ P PERTH HOSPITAL DR. THOR MOELLER : S Physician and Surgeon Perth -~ - North Dakota 3 P it 45 We Want Your Trade LOFTHUS BROTHERS CO. Incorporated > Dealers in Hardware and Farm Implements Adams, North Dakota M I Appreciate Your Trade NELS E. STEEN Manufacturer of VELVET ICE CREAM Groceries, Fruits and Confectionery Adams, Nerth Dakota JOHN SANDSTROM Dealer. in ; Harness, Trunks, Suitcases and Blankets : Repairing of Harness and Shoes Specialty Adatms, 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. 3 Adams, North Dakota League Members Never Fail to] Call on CLARENCE E. LIEN BAKERY Confectionery, Fruit, Tobacco and gars ; 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 I Men’s Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Shoes. First Class Groceries, etc. Our Grocery Store score for 1915 was 98 per cent. Aneta, North Dakota 2 JULIUS KLEMIN TUTTLE, N. D. GARAGE All Kinds of i Automobile Repairs, Vulcaniz- % ing, Acetylene Welding, ; and Blacksmithing. Will Appreciate the Farmers Paw All Quality Goods GENERAL MERCHANDISE - Groceries, Full Line of ‘Hard- ' ware, Shoes and Clothing, = Enamelware, Tinware, - Gutlery and Tools. HIDES TANNED Send us your hides, we will tan/ and make'them into nice, warm, soft robes, We guarantée the workmanship tobs 8a/ ctory. ‘Our process of tardning make the Oak Hnruessm;.e:tm ln; Lace ‘Leather. Robes TLined. Hides bought at the highest market prices, Send for price list and shipping tags. THE LISBON TANNERY, shom, - - - forth Dekota, W A S8k