The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, July 20, 1916, Page 22

DR. J. W. CAMPBELL, : Specialist. Eye, Ear, Nose . and Throat. Edwards building, Fargo, N. D. FOR SALE Two Hereford and” Holstein Bulls; : 4 also heifers and cows, both breeds. Bull dogs and collies. o THE GROSVENOR FARMS - Casselton, N. D. P Send us $3.50 for a keg of freshly salted Lake Superior Herring (net weight 100 1bs,) 50 Ib, keg, $2.00. We have also e Supcrior Trout, Bluefin Whitefish and Menominee. Whitefish. 'Send for price list. We have been selling fish direct to the consumer B since 1897 and any bank in Duluth will tell you ‘Wwe are responsible. S. MORTERUD FISH CO. Duluth, Minn. 1929 W.. Superior . Street PIGS FOR SALE Big type _Poland Chinas. Eighty March and April pigs, sired by Smothe A. Wonder No. 237095, Eddie Boy 218943 and Great Wonder, from 500, to 700 pound sows. Also a few fall boars. ' Satisfaction guaranteed or money - refunded. C.. E. SHELDON, R. 2, Sheyenne, N. D. WANTED POSITION AS TRACTOR ENGINEER Graduate of Agricultural College Short Course: Steam and Gas, 1915;. Gas and Forge, 1916; experienced : $hand on farm; sober. Address Chas. T. Doughty, Fargo, N. D. A GOOD SCHOOL Trained ' Teachers. Courses: Business, Stenography, Civil Service and English. 3 FREE TUITION to first one hundred students who enmroll. Write for information. Address INTERSTATE BUSINESS COLLEGE 1152 AL Farge, N. D. Props.. O, C. Heilman IL ‘Thorough Box W. H. Bergherm Use Leader Want Ads — ' -They Produce Results_ Buy Your Bindes " Twine Now I will sell Binder Twine for cash carload lots or less, cheaver than the factory can buy the raw material for next - year’s output. Send me your order before the big raise in prices hits you. : 3 F. 0. HELLSTROM, Bismarck, N. D. m - New Lake Superior No. 1 Trout, 10 pound pails, Domestic Oil Sardines, dozen cans.... .37 Lipton Tea, yellow'label No. 1 Tea pound NS . B4 27 cent- value fresh roasted Coffee, 5 pound can .. % 1.00] Write for our complete p:lch list of every- thing good to eat and ‘dri | C.S.BrackettCo. i 2023 South Fifth Street, MINNEAPOLIS - / 5 MINN, : w0 Established 1875 ; 3 NG s - | League candidates received All Abofit fhe : “G. G.League” (Continued from page 7) “That would be class legislation and discrimination,” said *Mr. Page. “It wouldn’t be fair to tax city people to pay hail losses in the couniry.” “That isn’t the proposition,” said the Leader man. “Are you familiar with *the eonstitutional amendment before the last legislature and which will eventu- ally go to a vote of the pcople”? “No,” said Mr. Page. “Well,” said the Leader mean, willing to inform the head of the Good Govern- ment league on an important matter of good government, “the amendment before the legislature provides for a tax only on farm. land to pay losses from hail, and that wouldn’t affect the city man.” ~ “But that would be discrimination,” said Mr. Page. “The hail loss is less in the eastern part of the state than in the western. The present rate in the eastern part of the state is 6 per cent and as high as 9 per cent in the western. It would be discrimination to tax all the farm land in the state the same when the loss ratio from hail 48 different in different places in the te.” “But if you had read that proposed amendment you would know,” said the Leader man, “that it is proposed to tax different parts of the state differently, according to the relative hail loss in various parts of the state, just like the private hail companies adjust their rates.” : n “Well, we are against state owner- ship,” said Mr. Page. It was nearing the time when Mr. Page was to start for the lakes and he . pressed a button, supposedly for his chauffeur, and the Leader inan rose to go. Mr. Page expressed a wish that he would call again and declared he was always ready to talk about his league and give any. information on that sub- Ject”the Leader man might want. HERE IT IS, DONALD . Melville, N. D.. June 28, 1916. Nonpartisan Leader, Fargo, N. D. Gentlemen: Enclosed find one cartoon which I drew. 537 DRAWN By SoNALD Posey SrEbaN 5 ; MEwile no I am eleven years old. ‘ I thought you might use it in your - paper if it is good e : , Yours truly, § ~_ DONALD POSEY. FEEL THEIR STRENGTH » The Nonpartisan’ League ‘won the biggest political victory at the primaries ~ on Wednesday. of last week ever won in the state of North ‘Dakota, and fully proved to the world that the farmers of this ‘state can get most anything they want 'if they go after it. ' Every candi-- date indorsed by the League came out victorious and in mostly all cases the £ag more . votes than ‘all their opponents put together. : This is the first time in ‘the history of the country. that the farmers of a " state organized, and the results of their. . campaign here this year were watched by ‘people from all over the country: - Now that the farmers have demon Y can have things their ~_own way if they only get together, generally believed that in the future for each succeeding issue. FOR SALE—FARMS A GOOD STOCK FARM FOR DIVERSIFIED farming and also grain farm, horses and machinery for sale on easy terms. Apply to C. J. Lee, Valley City, N. D. 29-3t FOR RENT—FARMS - e e A P O L N U 0 s O SR RN FOR SALE—160 ACRES, SEC. 32, TWP. 159, Rge. 95; 130 acres broke, 30 acres in pasture, Thomas Reedy, McGregor, N. D., box 28. 8-24t FOR SALE—320 ACRE RELINQUISHMENTS, homesteads and deeded land in the alfalfa.and ;llmtfe.r wheat belt. J. W. Brummett, Winnett, on 26-6t FOR SALE—A 320 ACRE FARM WITH $5000 Jmprovements, 2% miles from Bottineau, N. D. For price and terms address owner, C. Backe- ., Bottineau, N. D, 26-4t ot U T e S NG L DU L T SEVERAL GOOD FARMS IN BARNES COUN- ty, North Dakots, for sale; 160 to 640 acres. $34 to $47 per _acre;: small cash payment, bal- ance 6 per cent. W. J. Lane & Co., Fargo, . D. 27-Atf ST e L Rl (e X L N e L S CASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE—DO YOU want to sell your farm, residence or business property for-cash? Then write us, sending a description of same, no matter where located, we want it. Address Minot Cooperative Realty Co., Minot, N. D. 27-4t{ ————— e 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, shorthorn cattle, Percheron - horses, Poland China or Duroc Jersey hogs.- Christ. Schneider, R. No. 4, Donnybrook, N. D. 27-Atf - S Pt T SR X Ol S I e g FOR SALE—320 ACRE FARM FIVE MILES from Maddock, N. D. For price and terms address owner, Fred Rouch, R. No. 6, Maddock, N. D. 29-3t FOR SALE ON CROP PAYMENT— GOOD Morton county land.. L., N. Cary, Mandan, N. D. 29-1t FOR SALE—320 ACRES STEAM PLOWED land near Driscoll, N. D.; 240 acres in crops. Price, $27, crop payments. L. N. Cary, ‘Mandan, N. D. ¥ 29-1t FOR SALE—2300 ACRES SPLENDID UNIM- proved stock farm, rolling, well watered by stream, well grassed, good soil; some wood; twenty miles from Mandan. L. N. Cary, Mandan, N. D. 29-1t FOR SALE—160 ACRES, CAVALIER COUNTY, North Dakota; fair set of frame buildings; one-half in crop and other half summer fallowed. Situated half way from two good towns, rural route and phone. Price $32 per acre.- Box 715, Sarles, N. D. 29-2t et e s i DL o e FOR SALE—400 ACRES LOCATED IN WEST- ern Bottinesu county: all under -cultivation, 80 acres of alfalfa, 26 acres tame grass; good soil. Farm will close investigation. Will include crop and outfit. Priced to sell. Terms to suit. Owner, W. H. Van Woert, Mohall, N. D. 29-5t FOR SALE—LIVE STOCK FOR SALE—REGISTERED MU=z<= FOOT PIGS. Satisfaction or money back. Henry B. Mening, Carrington, ‘N. D. 24—12¢ FOR SALE—THOROUGHBRED JERSEY B{ILL age 2 years; exceptionally well bred. Losck box R., Carrington, N. D. 28-4t - SESTRE FOR SALE—CHESTER WHITES OF MARCH and April farrow, either sex. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pedigrees furnished. C. M. Herold, Stirum, N. D. 25-6¢ FOR SALE—REGISTERED “BERKSHIRE PIGS of March and April farrows. Also some Dacember pigs.. Write for prices to George C. Gasrder, Park River, N. D. 25-5¢ FOR SALE—CHESTER WHITES, EITHER SEX Also spring pigs. F. G. Leigh, R. 1, Thorne, N. D 29-1t ‘FOR PRICES ON FIRST CLASS YORKSHIRE pigs that are decended from prize winning stock, guaranteed to satisfy purchaser, and free booklet describing superior merits of this breed, address L. A?‘Kmke & Sons, Willow. City, N. D., 3 29-5¢ FOR SALE—SEVERAL GOOD RED POLL * Bulls of serviceable age: 4 young cows and bull and heifer calves. These are all mlx;d N..nl;i. well bred. C. W. Gazv're‘t":E WANTED—HELP WANTED—GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work on . farm, State wages. Address Mrs. 1" Luvern Tarr, Donnybrook, N. D. 29-5¢ WANTED AT ONCE—WORKING FOREMAN ; must be experienced. good with horses and good milker, also hustler, Nels R. - . Lee, Grafton, N..D. 2 27-4tf WANTED--AN - EDITOR .FOR A WEEKLY are in line the Farmers’ Non. Address T, C. Nelson, New England, 'N. D. 28-2¢ - WANTED-ELDERLY - GERMAN. LADY FOR 'wmmnhn' s -no house vukm- L for : home . for panion. - Address - M; dllian H D, No. 1. bex 35, Moballe N 5: ANTED-A_GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE w. = . : Leader Classified Advertisements for aale.uni Buchest st o b e i oy achinery, chickens, epsr. prodace Rates. are 20 cents per line of 7 words for first insertion and 10 cents per line Half rates to membera of the Farmers’ Nonpartisan League. ALL CLASSIFIED ADS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE papefu published - at ~ Mineral Springs, whose’ FOR SALE—FARM MACHINERY FOR SALE—SUCCESS CORN ' SHREDDER, 8 rolls, in good condition and perfect running order. Will sell cheap If taken this fall. S. 0. Kulseth, Litchville, N. D. 26-16¢ FOR = SALE—HART-PARR ENGINE Robinson ‘“Money Maker” separator. few repairs this rig can %nier. Address H, S. AND With a be put in running Bradley, Millarton, N. 28-2¢ FOR SALE—ONE AVERY THRESHING RIG complete, consisting of one 20-35 H. P. gas tractor, with 500-gallon' tank on wagon; one 32-48 separator; also one six bottom Johm Deere plow.. All in good working order. be' sold cheap. Apply to W. G. Hillman, Upham, N. D. i 29-3t FOR SALE—ONE GAAR SCOTT SEPARATOR, complete. One J. 1. Case engine. Write . to Ben Jones, -Cando, N. D. 29-2tf ARMERS: A FEW FIRST CLASS, NEW Manure Spreaders, obtained in a trade. Qure prices are less than wholesale prices. . Spreader is absolutely ' guaranteed. Write for prices and terms. Slyvester, Endicott Bldg., St. Paul, Minn. 29-4t FOR SALE—ONE NORTHWEST SEPARATOR, 40-64 feeder, blower, weigher, and drive belt: brand new, $1100. One new northwest 18-H. P. engine, $1100. One Peerless 25-H. P. engine; one 40-60 Peerless separator, complete; two ‘tanks, cook car, range, dishes, etc., $850. Rare bargain. One 40-64. Advance separator, complete, in- cluding drive belt, a bargain, $225. Two 25-H. P., Case engines, nearly new, $1100 each. One 156-30 H. P. Rumley Oil Pull; one 28-48 Rumley separator, complete; 500-gallon oil tank with trucks; engine plow with stubble and brenker bottoms, in A-1 shape, $1800. One 15-30 H. P. Ramley Gas Pull; one gas tank, nearly new, $800. One 35-H. P. Minneapolis engine, 2 tanks, onc with trucks, $1200. 3 Other bargains too numerous to mention. Dawson Bros., Bantry, N. D. 27-4% MISCELLANEOUS COLLIE PUPS FOR SALE, SABLE AND white, price $3 each. Box 233, Wheatlandz.,l‘llé D. & FOR SALE—HYDRAULIC WELL DRILLING Machine equipped with six horse power gdso- line engine, complete with all tools. For fur- ther information inquire of Jacob Schempp, St. Joseph, N. D. 24-6¢ WANTED TO HEAR FROM EQUITY AND League farmers who want help to organize and finance farmers’ elevators and farmers’ bania in northwestern North Dakota and eastern Montana. Write or call on Grant S, Youmans & Anthony Walton, Minot, ‘N. D. 27-4t8 AGENTS WANTED—LOCAL AND COUNTY, to sell Carbonvoid. $1.00 tube equivalent ta 40 gallons gasoline. Increases mileage 25 per cent. Eliminates e¢arbon. Will not motor. Sample 76 cents. Absolutely guaran- teed. State distributors. J. W. Nilsson & Balfour, N. D. 27-5¢ PR S e R L R PR T A Y L A CUT YOUR OWN HAIR. MOST REMARK- able invention. Brand new. . Get busy while undrriw:yk lsbiclesn. SendEZE ma for sample a make Z money. veryl a _prospect, Rosehill Supply House. Munich, N. D. 28.3tf — e TS S T GAS TRACTORS OVERHAULED AND RE- paired. Electri apparatus = a specialty. Money back guaranteed on all work. Car and wilt . I s MR e S B R stationary engines also. Special reduction on first two tractors, Let me come and do your work, Anthon Breidenbach, Holmes, Né&?‘ —————— e WANTED ' WANTED AT ONCE—A HUNDRED ORDERS, Rolf Brothers, . merchant” tailors, 7 Bacon block, Grand Forks, N. D. 29-2¢ WANTED—TWO SECOND HAND FORD touring cars.. Must be in good running ordes. In replying state ‘definitely the condition of ear, give serial number, and ycar of purchase, Also state -mileage, G. A, Post, Box g& Fargo, N. D, ) 29- ——— POSITIONS WANTED WANTED—POSITION AS COOK ON FARM; competent and reliable. Address Mrs. Haanak Rogers, 414 James street, Seattle, Wash. 28-1¢£ FOR EXCHANGE EXCHANGE 1914 "SEVEN PASSENGER Cadillac fine. condition for Dakota -land, gur or ed, L, N. Cary, Mumhné’.“. -~ FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES e e e S S A S S FOR . AUTOMOBILES, TRUCKS AND TRACT- ors see- George D. Brown & Co., Fargo ‘g% ; 225& SALE—ONE MFA‘Z’. ; nSEc‘gng 3 r!:r?flb' order, “More -Bros., hr'go, N. D. 2:-‘& FOR ' SALE—ONE SECOND HAND 29-3¢ passenger, 26 h. p. Metz touring car, i Tunning . order. More ' Bros., rgo, oo o S S LML ST . FOR SALE—ONE SECOND HAND CADI‘L“LAG,» uutbmoglled;ll?,j first ‘el::sflem;itb;;mm ; ; read; T ery ‘abou y 14, : to the with the cash st a FOR “SALE—ONE WARREN, FORT f > automobile, ..mfigd nfio g %fn ! v i