The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, June 22, 1916, Page 22

< - WANTED—Eelp \ 3 wwm_r:wmt ‘GER ‘LADY. FOR g:l:lnanion. rlxo hoxfie worl:M- gocii;i nhomchor companion. dres: af tund, R. F. D. No. 1; box 85, Mohail, N, D. #5-5e FOR SALE-—Farms 5 b—-___.*_,—____. : FOR SALE—160 ACRES, SBC. 32, TWP. 159, . Rege, 95; 130 mu hmh!. pasture. Thomas' Reedy, cGregor, N;D bonfl 8-24t FOR SALE—320 Adln m:moumm homesteads and deeded land in the alfalfa and winter wheat belt. J. W. Brummett, ‘Winnett, Mont. 25-6t _—fi.—_ ¥ . SEVERAL GOOD FARMS IN BARNES COUN- ty, North Dakota, for sale; 160 to- 640 acres, $34 to $47 per acre; small cash payment, bal- W. J. Lane & Co., e Ll L Bl A o B T R e I R CASH FOR YOUR A REAL ESTATE—DO YOU want to sell your farm, residence or business wroperty for cash? Then 'write us, sending a | «lescription of same, no .mattér’ where located, we want it, Address Minot Cooperative Realty ©Co., Minot, N. D. : 8-4t1f ——_—_—.__—.__. . I OFFER FOR SALE 80 AND 160 ACRES owned by Hon. Herman N. Midtbo. I want to : buy a used oil tank, small ‘tractor and.plows, ! ghorthorn cattle, ' Percheron horses, ' Poland i China or Duroe Jersey hogs. Christ. Schneider, RB. No. 4, Dounybrook, . D, 23-4tf FOR SALE-—FARM ‘MACHINERY FOR SALE—SUCCESS CORN SHRE\IDB, 8 rolls, in_good condition and perfe Tunning onder. Will sell eheap lf taken t.hlu fall. S. O. Kaulseth, Litchville. N. D. 25-15t DEERE ENGINE GANG. 6 STUBBLE BOTTOMS . .with extra quick detachable shares; brand new, ‘never been. used. Price $37S cash, The Fnrm- ers’ Supply Co., Bantry, N."D.’ 22-5tf : wmm—wnu HAVE YOU AT A i fice, for cash, in second hand B Engines, Threshers, - 4 Giv f,ilddpam befim letter. J ul in . eare ludeer. 22-4t FOR SALE — Autemobiles FOR SALE—1914 MODEL *“ERIT” AUTOMO- 3 bile, a-cylinder, 25-80 H. P., § passenger, tiple disc clutch, 32x3 tim. Preswhte hzhu. 2 MISCELLANEOUS ;-\;B SALE QR TRADE FOR. LIVE STOCK— A fi threshing class and’ plowmz outfit. Rou R. lla.rtin.‘Powers :Lake, N. 26<1t AKEN UP—ONE ' LIGHT BAY-MARE, 4 years old, star on forehead, weigh! BTwplls,ReaTI,Su’.l e o R AN A S R by N i ST * SEND 10 CEN'I.'S IN .SILVER TO BOX 116, g Blabon; N. D., for postage and packmg and_X I send you ahsolutely free ‘of charge The Ladies Universal Househoid Nu-;ssity. 23-3¢ WN HAIR. MOST EMARK- and make raoney. Everybody a pros) Rusehill Supply House, Munich, N. D. 233t e A T T et s AT st ST e R e U A ! FOR _SALE CHEAP — HARLEY -DAVIDSON single . cylinder, belt ~drive -motorcycle, 1918 model. Just led, .hpe. A. bar gain,, A, L. P Peart, Chaffee, N. D 22-5tf i FOR SALE—HYDRAULIC wxu, DRILLI!IG Machine equipped with six; horse po line engine, complete with all tools. I-‘or fur- ther information. re of Jacob Schempp, St. Joseph, N. D. 24-6¢ € S it e i, t; N, D. ;| Use Leader Want Ads— They Produce Results Leader Classafled Advertlseménts to advertise your stock, fi mnchlnory hick: produce hrnl--ndutgr:de- tomnkownrnnhAkl::wnmd o 't cnl.em 2 ALL CLASSIFIED ADS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE ;0. L "STRAYED OR STOLEN—FROM MY nthemmnp FOR SALE—Live Stock DUROC JERSEY SPRING PIGS FOR SALE— Sired: by Red ' Col:’ of North J)akota. Perry Peterson, Verona, N. D. 21-6t R SALE—REGISTERED MULE FOOT PIGS. Sctuiactlon or money back. Henry B. Mening, Carringten, N D. 24—12t ot { C. SPRING PIGS FOR SALE. SIRED BY Nofl.b D akota King. Arthur Ohlen, Cleveland, N. ;- 24-2¢ FOR SALEREGISTERED HOLSTEIN BULL, Elmwood Segis De Kol, three years old, ‘good breeder. $100 cash. Glen A. Carson, Tappen, N. D. o 22:4t FOR SALE-SO ,REGXSTERED BERKSHHRE Pigs, ready to..wean now. Also’ a;dozen or -more_gelds at right prices. Pedigrees furnish- ;{d. DWrite for prices. " F. L. Brauner;, ' Bisbee, FOR SALE PURE BRED HOLSTEIN BULL calves. from large producing dams, pric sell. - For prices and rees. te to side’ Farm, Braddeck, -N. D. DUROC JERSEY BOARS FOR SALE—FROM the best animals of the breed. Ross R. tin, Verdant Valley ¥arm, breeders of Holstein ;gttll)e and’ all kinds of stock, Powm lé:;l_(lee FOR - SALE—CHESTER WHITES OF MARCH ",’“" |H _% i and April. farrow, either sex. Satisfaction zunmnteedN. ;edigrw furnished. C. M. H’cmzslg,t m, N. D. Tt 2 FOR SALE—REGISTERED BERKSHIRE PIGS of March and April farrows. some December pigs. Writg for prices to George C. Gnarder, Park River, N, D. 25-t FOR SALE— THOROUGHBRED . CHESTER ‘White Pigs. Pedigrees furnished. Ask for price. Stephen Tokach, St. N‘l.i-g' o FOR.-SALE-A FEW R dual purpose milk and beef lines, g:)md‘lifidn: $1 15, $5 100, m large per 15, per Alsa registered strains, a specialty of farm sales, experience. pondence solicit.ed. J. W. Wsmplu- auctioneer, Bordulac, N. D. 18-8¢ FOR SALE—Pouitry FOR SALE—S. -C. WHITE LEGHORN mcs for hatching, SI for 13; $4 per 190. E Kurtz, Schafer, N. D. PERSONAL DAVID ROULSTON LEFT HOME AT BEASON, Il, two years ago for North Dakota. His folks have not heard from him since and are trving to locate him. He is 2 man 33 years old, =sandy complexion, t 190 Any infe W pounds ; talks lmh brogue. as to his - whereabouts will be_ apprecisted. Nebr. 251t Address Thomas Turner, Seward, miles southwest of. Knox on er about May 10th, two blacks, one gray and one bay, three mare and one horse coits all frem omne two old. Anybody. knowing any information in regard to these colts please inform me as n a8 possible and receive reward. Clemens 1, Knox,' N, D. e § 25-1¢ . SEES A LANDSLIDE No Other Reult of Campugn Now Seems Possible Editor Nonpartisan Leader: Have just read our W Leader of May 25th and see from it that things political are warming up nicely. Each issue seeins to bave said about ° everything, yet mnew ‘ideas from the farmers come pouring in and there is ‘o question in my mind-that the revo- spreading rapidly and the people do m— tainly mean business this fall. Ican’tnehowanythmgbutahnd _ 22-btf £ ahde is to be the result of the Nonpar- tisan League’s persistent and faithful work. I am pleased to see the labor unions falling in line. It would seem that the weather z.\lso was stirred up and SRy desirous that right fs at last to geti: strong foothold. The June primaries will go on record as the GREENE., greatest ever—~JAMES D, Valle): » g_l_t_v Granite aLd Mai_'ble Works Are you going to erect a monument or headstone this year? it off until it ‘is too late. no agents and can give the -buyers: better prices. Write for our free catalogue work sold on a guarantee, VALLEY CITY Don’t ' put We ‘keep’ and be convinced. AB' N. D. A J. OSHEA ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA Farmers Elevator Companies’ Home of Auditing and Systems for Accounting. Write for References. JA R. Kirk Comm1ss1on Co. Inc. SALES AGENCY AND A American Society OUTH ST. PAUL, MINN. UTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OF THE of Equity CONSIGN YOUR LIVE STOCK TO US AND GET A SQUARE DAL ANOTHER ASSOCIATION SEES BENEFIT IN SHIPPING LIVE STOCK TO THEIR OWN SELLING AGENCY J. R. Kirk Commission Co., So. St, Paul, Mian, Gentlemen: _Manning, N. D, Feb. 3, 1016 Drafts received for car of hogs shipped you Jan. 21st. through Dunn County Equity Association. Al members that had hogs in the shlpmt are a the good returns and the way you have handled 2 cars w start from Dum among Yontl for more eoopmth'o business, n Center next week. With snehzood the farmers at this end. well gnodn Wlllwhf:e., lcvullmnm u secured us, will AJ.BREIZLAFF. Shipping Manager. Y-our" Terminal Elevator Now Being Built When the above elevator is completed the e Equity Co-operative Exchange wfl] _ { be in position to S STORE GRAIN, CLIP OATS, - . CLEAN GRAIN, SEPARATE GRAIN LOAN MONEY ON STORED GRAIN Planynur mpeastthmmter sothatm % -will be in St. Paul December 5, 6,7, and A help dedicate the new glevator. Ferahrppmmshmhonsorofimrmforma— ¥ A Equlty Co-operatlve Exchange ST, PAUL. M]NNESOTA S B nlxh: Adnrtiurl- ik ¥ £