The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, June 15, 1916, Page 23

. Mbe:,dnmerlwmto E&a; »® g The way them eowboys chased fy villun- {0 -a ‘tree ‘maid me seet and holler to the top g gg 2.55 BLE 525. I returned to my hotel one o’ them big, soft an’ wuz adettin’ mi mind rm an’ forth over the excitin’ seens uv t wunderful mellerdrama. Rite in uv ‘me sot a cupple o fellers a- ’in low and subdewed tones which sttrackted mi “attenshun. One of ’em mablgfellerwlthalugeneckan’ e still larger abdoughman an’ also short, eropped, course, black hare. The other Awuzjustlikehl.monlynot 80 nmc.hso. RIP GE'TS AN EARFUL ON THE UNIVERSAL ‘TOPIC " 1 leened over as near to ’em as possible poz to heer what they ‘sed. EEEE “I've bin in this stait for. more'n a - qnarter of a senchewry,” sed-the biggest one, “an’ T've:never seen enything laik it. I've he]p to bust farmers’ organiza- shuns all mi life an’ it is generally an ezy. job but this Nonpartishun Leagne haz simply got-my gote.” The littlest feller looked at him- in amaizment an’ sed nuthm So the big !eller went on. : “In the good old dmz ” sed t.he big teller,"alllhadtodotnklllofiafarm * grs’ organizashun wuz to start a few lys sbout the leeders an’ the organizashun wud fall to peeces like a salt barrell’with the hoops knocked off. But now it’s diffrunt—very . diffrunt. . The more we bammer them fellers the tighter the farmers stick. ‘The-more lys we start a.'bout the leeders' the “harder the farm- ers'fite. The more we try to get on the . good side uy the farmers the colder the shoulder they turn to us. Whyxtustto " be that if we cudn’t bust an organiza- -ghun we cud hunny around the farmers a - Iittle an’ sune git on' the inside an’ then ‘. : ‘tvecuddoasweplezedthhlb—" ; “Maybee the farmers:is a-gitten’ onto your trix,” remarked the other feller: ~“Now we've. tride - all theze ‘trix on - ‘the big feller, ig- outfit,' continued norin’ the interrupshun, “an’ not one. uv them: has ‘got us enywhere. . We ‘tride: last Feberwary to git into them precinct meetins’ but either got our noses smashed ‘i or “found the doors ‘locked. We've .. spent barrells o’ munny gittin the nuse-. papers to lambaste the tar outen the ' o leeders an’ the farmers jist simply rite the editurs an’ tell ’em to-stop their lyin’ m 0 be. dadgummned of over 3. teekewedflmtblmfnlghi E’«’g e & ¥ : : anuther seegar while the big feller leens bak in his cheer an’ looks up at the seelin’ medetatin’ly. ‘Az the little feller did not cum bak eny more an' az the big feller did not talk eny more mi mind sune got ofen the subJeck uv the ‘Nonpartishun Laig and Political Advertisement SVEINBJORN JOHNSON DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR STATE‘S ATTORNEY OF GRAND FORKS COUNTY. . . Your Suppoxt Will be Annmeciatei & el & oF [ or coowrr sonn | $99999$5555555858 'To Voters of Mountrail eounty, N. D.: ?'hgehy ammounce that I am a can- | didate for the office _of County Judge. on North Dakota Farms $ $ $ $ $ smthkmmeofin. s ; S $ $ XD § * N. 6. ANDERSON. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Ymcamctfamuadvntagemdbefiwtdm Wedrill :xtynmevdlunypntaffiestatetomdqflnmybob- | Water' Water! Water! | ;5 .Wnteuforpneea,gxmglocatmndymfumndm .of water desired. We kav efifieenngsopuabflgmthssbtelnd | North Dakota 'Art&snan Well Company . { | Nom DAKOTA BARGAINS IN SHOES THE CHEAPEST PREMIUM SHOE SUPPLY HOUSE IN U. s. Men’s and Boys’ Gun Calf l.aceor - 6 Months’ Guarantee e S ‘Sizes: Men’s, 6 to 11; Boys 1to5 FEREE .oy o of BOYS’---Automatic Pea Shooter of MEN’S---20-year Gold Filled Watch Chain. The retail price of these shoes without. the premwm is $3. 50. WOMEN’S BAREFOOT SANDAL Ladlas Cloth Top Patent “cUPID” ‘ ; - Stockings Sl a7 = FREE Delivered A Free and Quick Write for.om.' Premium Catawgue ASSOCIATED MERCHANTS Corn Exclnmge, M]NNEAPOLIS Sx.zesZto? .. I GEO. A. WELCH, President J..P. FRENCH, Sec. - Treas. PHONE 14 1 FRENCH & WELCH HARDWARE COMPANY ‘Harness Farm Implements Plumbing and Heating - Shelf and Heavy Hardware SEYER BISMARCK, N. D, ‘ MA)N STREET — TR o e e