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-, [ FOURTEEN fiRide a RANGER know have the best. Buy® R Tl o o v pefors Accopting, after < derful new offers and term: \ DO H:‘i’m'vv 3 l’:’l:;da. ‘tives or sundries, you wrn:d ::# learn what |:= v:;g)‘:‘:lr&nu A / Ktal oal ings everything— 3 J WEAD CVCLE CO., DEFT. G29; CHICAGO League Members Never Fail to Call on CLARENCE E. LIEN : BAKERY Confectiorery, Fruit, Tobacco and Cigars Adams, North Dakota S. C. Buff Orphington Eggs for Hatching 15 for $1.50 80 for $2.75 50 for $4.00 100 for $7.00 John A. Winberg, Eldridge, N.D. nstrom’ Clothing Sore Tailored and Ready-made Clothing for Men and Boys Shoes, Trunks and Bags, Men’s Furnishings. Lowest prices in towa. WILTON, -N. D. American Nat’l Bank Valley City, N. D. Capital and Surplus $119,000.00 The Farmer’s Friend Money to loan at all times to reliable parties. Farm Loans a Specialty e — e e ————— | Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Shoes, | Hats and Furnishings. ' _—_— | Biggest stocks, greatest vqlues in the : Northwest, We respectfully solicit the -business of patrons of this paper, either n person or by mail. Mail orders re- | -cetve our most careful attention, and goods are selected as honestly arid con- :sistently as though you picked them -out yourself. o Standard Glothing House Corner ., Minneapolis, | Sixth & Nicollet Minnesota | ..0000...0.000.00‘.0.'... Beaufort Hotel Mirneapolis, 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 Dakota. ¥ R. H. GREER, Manager €90000000000000600000060006 - 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 EADDEN', Proprietor Do Justicé To Yourself ; Buy Your [ - Supplies and Building Material . From 1 . A.J. HEAL - -_PERTH, N. D. JFRANCGIS A. BRUGMAN, M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat ; Glasses Fitted - 36 So. Main St. - .“..6...0...0......0. : THE UNION NATIONAL BANK of Minot : Capital and Surplus $90,000.00 ~Farm Loans Negotiated at Lowest ,Rates. Prompt Service. No Bonus. - - MINOT," NORTH DAKOTA | G. G. Wood Lillian J.. Wood Wood & Wood | Minot’s Pioneer Chiropractors Drugless Healers - BraverBlock - - Minot, N.D MINOT, N. D. . 000000000060000000000000000000000000000600000060000000000000 THE NONPARTISAN LEADEK Bond Cinch Broken Chief Justice and Insurance Cominis§ioher Refuse B9 to Approve Linde’s Plan for Delaying New Act . (Special Correspondence.) Bismarck, March 21.—Through the refusal of Insurance Commissioner Taylor and Chief Justice of the Sup- reme Court Fiske to approve the plan, the act creating the new state bond- ing department will not be held up and made inoperative until the sup- reme court of the United States can _ pass on it. The state supreme court recently held the act constitutional and the -state can now go ahead and put in its bonding department, which will bond all city, county and state em- ployes, instead of these employes being bonded by insurance companies. The plan, however, was to get two or three years delay in putting the act into operation, by a stay of pro- ceedings until the insurance compan- ies, which have attacked the law, can take it fo the United States supreme court. In the mean time the compan- ies would continue to write bonds, Strange to say, Attorney General Linde, who represented the state and defended the constitutionality of the law in the state supreme court, agreed to this stay of proceedings wanted by the insurance companies. The attorney general entered into - a stipulation with Attorney Aubrey Lawrence of = Fargo, representing B. V. Moore, a private bonding com- pany official, agreeing to hold up the operation. of the law. But Insurance Commissioner Taylor refused to sign the stipulation. Then the attorneys sought a stay of proceedings from State Supreme Justice Fiske, who also refused to agree to the delay, al- though the attorney general had agreed to it. WILL SAVE TAXPAYERS THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS. It was at first thought that the state insurance department would not have funds to make the new act oper- ative, after it had been upheld by the state courts, but State Treasurer Steen has now agreed to advance funds and Insurance Commissioner Taylor will proceed to write bonds for city, county and state employes. The legislature failed to appropriate spe- cifically to establisk the department, but Steen’s agreement obviates this. The new state bonding act bids fair to save the state and its political sub- divisions thousands of dollars :annu- ally formerly paid out.to private bonding companies -:‘'on .premiums which were declared to be excessive. The state can now issue these bonds at much lsss cost and at the same time fully protect itself and cities and counties against loss by any acts of public employes. The insurance companies sought to have the law declared unconstitutional but the supreme court held it violated neither the state nor federal constitu- tions. The companies intend to take it to the supreme court of the United States, but in the meantime the law will be operative in North Dakota, in- stead of held up, as the attorney gen- eral wished, until the United States courts can hear and decide it, perhaps in two or three years. Woman Scientist Dr. Helen Dean King at the Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology of the University of Pennsylvania has been conducting a series of experi- ments which have attracted wide at- tention. Using white rats for sub- jects she is developing by the process of in-breeding a bigger, better and heavier race. Her aim is to revolu- tionize the system of stock raising. Dr. King is the only woman in America who holds a professorship in research work, the only other woman in the world who has that honor bein Mme. ‘Curie of Paris. " Paid Advertisement . pt Every Patriot Should Fall in Line to “Let the People Vote on It, That’s Fair!” DO YOUR PART— SEND IN FIVE NAMES. 00000000000000000 ing more or less. Treasurer with the office. ..O...0..0....0...O...O...O....GO00.000.0.00.00..0.0 Paid Advertisement ©0600000000000000000000000000000000000000600000002006 ANNOUNCEMENT At the request of many friends I have con- cluded to become a candidate for County Treasurer of Barnes County, and shall come before the Voters for nomination at the June 28th, 1916, primaries. ; During the 35 years I have lived in Barnes county I have been constantly engaged in business in Valley City. Besides, during this time I have also been interested in farm- If nominated and elected promise to give the people my - ‘best and most conscientious service in the office, and I further promise that no mem- ber of my family shall have anything to do In my dealings with every- body I have strictly adhered to the rule of live and let live, and need not say anything further regarding myself. I, therefore, re- -spectfully solicit your support. ; Dated at Valley City, N. D., March 20, 1916 QQ.’,......D.0.0......O........'...‘......C...‘Q.Q. 0OOO0.000..0.900....0..O..'....O000000.060006.0000.... 2 c Stands Between You and Good Government 2 c CUT OUT PETITION IN YOUR LEADER March 9. Page 3. Capital Removal Association, New Rockford, N. D. A.H.GRAY. L8 } ....‘...0........‘......Q...............'00.....00..00000.‘ | - Aneta, Alex Stern & Co. . FARGO, N.D. Quality Clothing for - : men and young men " at prices that are Right Stein Bloch and Kuppenheimer Clothes our specialty A complete line of Bannister and Florsheim Shoes P € € R O PERTH HOSPITAL DR. THOR MOELLER Physician and Surgeon Perth - - North Dakota P et Wt We Want Your Trade LOFTHUS BROTHERS CO. Incorporated Dealers in Hardware and Farm Implements Adams, North Dakota I Appreciate Your Trade NELS E. STEEN Manufacturer of VELVET ICE CREAM Groceries, Fruits and Conféctionery Adams, North anpta JOHN SANDSTROM Dealer. in Harness, Trunks, Suitcases and Blankets - Repairing of Harness and Shoes Specialty Adams, North Dakota 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. North Dakota ; . * JULIUS KLEMIN TUTTLE, N. D. ; Al Kinds of. Automobile Repairs, Vulcaniz- ing, Acetylene Welding, *_and Blacksmithing. Will 'Apprédqh- the Farmers Patronmage All Quality Goods BROTHERS Tuttle,N.D. GENERAL MERCHANDISE * Groceries, Full Line of Hard- § . ware, Shoes and Clothing, ware, T} mware, i Cutlery and Tools.