The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, June 8, 1916, Page 23

'Other Candidates Indorsed by the | League and - League Speakers Will Tell the Voters of the State About the League Pnncnples and Why the Farmers, Laboring Men and Their Friends Should Take the Government of the State Into Their Own Hands . THESE PICNICS WILL BE- GREAT DAYS FOR THE FARMERS’ CAUSE. i Con EVERY MEMBER OF THE LEAGUE, HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS SHOULD ATTEND THESE PICNICS AND HEAR, ' b THESE SPLENDID ADVOCATES OF THEIR MOVEMENT. - : MAKE A NOTE OF THE DATE ‘OF THE PICNIC NEAREST YOU AND SEE THAT ALL YOUR NEIGHBORS PREPARE . . TO_BE THERE WITH YOU.: HERE ARE THE DATES AND PLACES FOR THESE GREAT FARMER PICNIGS ALL PICNICS BEGIN AT 1 OCLOCK P. M- e _f, ~Langdom ... ... Sy .-......___....._fl June § ' Bisbee .. *_;_’_ ________________________ B GRS Stdehm T Grand Rapids ... ) .|l Beaver Creek Bndge, north of Beac]i L e Bohemian Hall, south of Mandan ___. : 1 > Leceoperstown, Enck Enckson ‘Grove, 4 miles eest o Yucea : mon ; Paradile, 8 oclock PM SPettibone i s Alexander ... ._...-,'..,._...._.-.__:,.-._._......;.......,.. Meyer Farm, near Hamlm o -~ Lignite : New Leipsig : Fessenden _..... ... ... : Powers Lake ~ . i i il oy it iy Watfon: SO Tese Bowbells, E. C. Mahoney Farm, 6 miles N. W : : Camng R Golden Valley, Andrew Hanson’s Farm on : x: Spring Creek WestS Ra}n%o Butte, John Moord’s Place Ke 1, McKinley Ciuh H all, i mll o rth %‘hriie Picnic Grodnds near Waleott R * Pekin, Stromdahl’s Grove on Stump Lake SHil el 0ose i - ains Portland, Arnold’s Grove Oakdale ; s e Ryder ... 22 : N - Tower .City ; : - 3 GERMAN AND ENGLISH SPEAKERS / : S : .- at the followmg Plcmcs S THE LEAGUE CANDIDATES WILL WIN IF YOU DO YOUR D ' BOOST FOR THE PICNICS! -G CANDIDATES WILL BE THERE!