The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, March 23, 1916, Page 13

] _A ‘.....C’...............lfl...'...l’......0.............. HOTEL DACOTAH e “C. B, ERESCOT‘!‘, Proprlem PHONE 1160 = FARGO, N. D. i ; B F.lrgol ‘Newest ‘Popular-Priced Hotel. Located at No. 1 Broad o . Passenger Depot. . A Homelike European Hot5 Hoto and é:lnd wfi:r’minl:zm;ivt:ley a:fi : Telephone in Every Room. Large Dining Room., RATES: 75c to $1.50 PER-DAY @ [ J ] ...."...Dm‘..‘.....‘..‘..0‘00....M”..OOO..“.‘.D "o.oohifiob'dbf ASSORTMENT NO. 1 £ :g;wflege an:ll gemoct;:}cy in AAmerica” LR C Howe Progress :an overty” :(Single Tax). Hen {Geogre g mtiucs -and ‘Democracy” (Smgle Tax) Lom? ¥, Post “Principles of Rural :Credits” J. B. Morman #Spirit of American G«vern?nent” Pélgé’ . > : Allen Smit “Mutual “Aid” Peter "Krokpatking (paper) n ¢ ‘Cooperation ‘and Nationality” Geo. ‘W. ‘Russell -Ordex Singly or Complete Assortment $6460 :Pmt—juifl. RICHARDSON & RIMBA“QH Box 144 . 8t (Paal, Minn. § $13 50 Per A., S¥ ‘NE%, Lots 1, 2, 6, 7, SE¥% SW% and SE% .3-143-74 426.03 13.50 Per A., El NW%, El S w%, Lots 1,2, 3;;and 4...........74148-74 « 260.32 12.00 .Per A. All of :Section..... e 18-148-74 :640.00 13.50 ‘Per ‘A, SW¥%....oo.lioeic 17=143-74 :160.00 104143-74 -174.17 =143-7: i 1850 Per. A,, All -of fractmnal ........ 20-148-74 502.90 13.50 Per A., NEM iE¥% NW1,:dLots 1 and 2. 31+148-74 285.91 15.00 Per A., Fractional W¥%.. . . 38-148-74 ' 241.60 12.00 Per A., All of fractional 19-144-73° 568.88 18.60 ‘Per 'A., ¥ of Section. 20-144-73 320.00 13,60 -Rer (A., SE%........... 33-144-73 160.00 13.50 Per A., NE%. 83-144-73 160.00 13.50 Per A. Wi 38<144-73 -820.00 15.00 Per A., Wis...... ..9-143-72 320.00 13.50 Per A All of Section. 11-148-72 640.00 13.50 Per A, ANl of Section ..21--143-72 540.70 16.00 Per A., N1 ... -.-29-148-72 160.00 - 18.00 Per A., SIS B B s A R 29-143-72 160.00 This tract in¢ludes farm, grazing-and stock land on the Pingree-Wilton * Branch .of the Northern Pacific Railroad. It is located from 8 to 12 miles from Tuttle and Robmson, growing towns with schools, churches, banks and . newspaper. The region -is well supplied with roads; schools, ‘telephones, post- offices and rural mail deliery. ‘Any tract may be reached by autc within -half an hour:excepting the'land in 144-78. % “ o Seetions-13 ‘and 28+148-74 -and :Section 19-144~73 ‘are -grazing sectxon {Good-crops are raised;in this neighborhood, and the price hasbeen:cut- material- 1y, as many of ‘the lands are owned:by non-residents ‘who desire-to clean up the ‘entire tract. Terms $2 ‘an acre cash, balance on terms at 6 per cent. " Special - cireular will be sent on application showmg all the -details of > fhese properhes Ww. D. WASHBURN JR. 632 Security Bmldmg aneapohs, -Minn, The Leader ‘Covers the Whole North Dakota Field o - 'THE NGNPA!RH’ISHN ’LEMER P s- " The Wflbemimw,maehnentimw Lahor Sav- Write for References. ofoofedivofeofo oo o afe o oo oo A. J. OSHEA &3 AfRCHI‘TECT AND ENGINEER -~ FARGO. NORTH DAKOTA SEED CORN _ ‘High ‘Yest, ihigh .grade, noxthern gro wn 1914 seed corn. -Minnesota N. li. Minnesota No.28 and White Dent @ . 35 per :bushel,:Only & limited amount 'flf this:good :seed on hand.so:order today. We.want cloverand timothy seed ‘!- & m £0.; MOGRREAD, MINN. : ..QQ.".'..'..Q......”‘O.l..—..‘ Mo!s 40nly ‘Modern Fire Proof Hotel : : POWERS HOTEL Hot.and Gold Running Water and Telephone jn:Every. Room *FIRST:CLASS CAFETERIA JN\CL)NNMON ‘On'Broadway, Ote Block South .of .Great }iqrthem Depot. . FARGO ‘N PAK. ® p‘oiib‘.’écicoo‘ifif‘t’% 00000000000000000000 1} a : s $ : | 2 g e 3. R. Kirk Commission CO-. Inc. South St. Paul, "‘Minn, Sales ‘Agency and .Authorized Representative of the American Speiety of Equity : Consign Your -Live Stock to Us ;and’ @Get ia Square Defll. ] oooo.dooo-onwcomodflonoooumooomwoti { 4 J 2 LEAGUE MEMBERS ATTENTION!. - : For largest line of: GENERAL Lundeen -& Merson ‘e ‘MERCHANDISE in Walsh County---See - ADAMS, NORTHDAKOTA , .......0......,..'.D...'QOD..0...0..............00..’.. AR AU LS ‘Rural Credits Chartered .‘1915 ‘Cooperation Farmers Rural Credit Association . Authorized Capital $500,000 : -Minot, North Dakota FARMERS SCHOOLS _Hekl ‘under the Direction .of this-Association.' ‘Lectures, Instruc- ‘tion, and Disscussion, ~Rural iLife, ‘Rural -Credits, Farm Neces-: sities, ‘Production, ‘Buying, ‘Marketing, Tazation, .Land _Titles,. Credit, Auditing, Banking, Management, Transportation, Farm .Fi- aance, Co-operation, ‘Farmers’: Organizations, ang, Legxslatlon. 2 ! FARMERS BANKS ; Started urnder the Direction of this Assocmtwn, Farmers must control their own credit. ‘Nine-tenths of ‘all business idone today i8 dom on:Credit. Who now controls this ‘vast ‘amount of Credit?~ .Aps.: The Interlock- ed banking and business interests of the country. This system is all wrong. Farmers, Become Your Own Bankers Farmers, join with your own . neighbors in starting a Farmers ‘Bank in your home town. Help remove the Boycott now against | Co-Gperatlon, C ative Elevatom. sand ‘the. Farmers’ .Open Market at St. Pa Farmers’ ‘Banks are now being nized In several towns to "be owned and controlled - ithe mers | theraselves. ‘Organizers wanted. Call or write for full particu- ars fnt :starting :a Farmers’ Bank:or Elevator in any lomllty. 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