The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, August 17, 1916, Page 22

£ $000000000000000000000 |~ HOW THE TRUTH IS HID Editor Nonpartisan Leader: ' : I believe there is room in" North Dakota for a daily newspaper such as you suggest and that it would be a grand thing for the people of the state to have such a newspaper, one that would print t}}e. news and one that could not be sub- sidized to Keep quiet’ when matters of Amportance affecting all of the people of the -state “are being discussed at the capitol. ! My own experience Wwas that during the last session of the legislature it was ‘practically impossible to get ‘any pub- llcii.:y whatever upon the acts -of the !eglslature, and particularly, as to the investigation then being conducted of the “affairs of the board of control. .1 am ' heartily .with .you .in your proposition. y . . . OSCAR 7. SEILER. “LET US HAVE THE DAILY” Editor Nonpartisan Leader: - There is no doubt that a daily edition of th& - Nonpartisan' Leader, at least through the fall campaign and through the coming session of the” legislature, would be the very best thing that the. League could do. S DA R IS - The most important part of the great League organization is, I believe, the Nonpartisan Leader. Just imagine what the League would have been today with- out it. With no information as to what was going on except from “Crafty’s” papers, the League would have been as dead as “Froggy Smith’s” boom for gov- ernor. " Part of the members would have quit on account of ‘the “Socialistic” record of some of the officers, and the rest would have been afraid of being held liable for the League’s debts, and dropped out. W o The -hearts of the great majority of the people of North Dakota, are right, and when they know the truth as to what is being done, they will not be long in correcting existing evils: 2 ..A daily report to all the people of what is_being done in the legislature, will not ‘only. be of'great interest to them, - ‘but ‘will act as a’check on the legislature. There will likely be- something doing every day, and not waste day after day on unimportant. matters, and rush the really important- measures through in the last few days of the session. ! By all'means let us have the daily. ' C. W. M'DONNELL. ADVERTISERS QUIT GUILD Editor Nonpartisan Leader: We beg to énclose herewith copy of a letter which we today have written the Fargo Daily and Sunday Courier-News. ."We were dbout a year ago induced to take a small ad in this paper inasmuch @s they at that time claimed to be very friendly toward the Equity cause, but we have noticed “the many attacks made upon the League ‘and-we do not like to advertise, in a paper tht];-i_s -‘working' against~the real interest”of“the North Dakota..farmers. . For this~ reason we have discontinued our ad in. the Courier- News.. e i PERA : 3 J. R. Kirk Commission Co. . The enclosed letter -reads as follows: : South St. Paul} August 4, 1916. The. Fargo..Daily. and”Sunday Courier- News, Fargo, N. D. - Gentlemen: ' 'We wish you would kindly discontinue . our ad inyour paper from now on as we do not believe that we find it very profitable in carrying an ad with your paper owing. to.the strong. sentiment that you have worked. up.againt your. pub- lication among the farmers in- North Dakota through -your many attacks on. the Nonpartisan Leader. * . Xourstespectfully,. ... 3 J. R.KIRK -COM>€CO. . ..Per George Lidren,.Sec.-Treas. : /- o8 9000000000000000000000000000 Your Own Daily . Don’t Delay-- See Page 24 PES AT s = ! This |s the p and auctiin salars’??o - Best results come FOR. SALE—QUA. Bottineau; 140 near school. J. (i ——— FOR SALE--i60 North Dakota. FOR SALE—ONE, TWO OR: {4; sections of best farm land, allyf 6 12-134-84, cheap for cash. W&' 12, Freds, N. P g R PP LAND SUCKERS,” ATTENTION : 3 kota, Pembina county, Red River for sale at lowest prices. Si ing H. Sando, the \farmers' iand man,) gcullsxrs. H. Sando, R. 1, Box 42, A REAL BARGAIN.IN' A FIRST CLASS ST ranch proposition for cash. 2720 acres hay and grazing land in a body, town, Sheridan county, N. D. 150 included if desired. Box' 236, McClusky, N.BD e . 4 BIG SNAP—160 ACRES, KIDDER COUNTY, 6 miles from county seat town. on main lne Northern Pacific railway, between Bismarck and Jamestown; nice level land; good soil: small house; 60 acres in.crop; good community ; rare bargain, for quick sale $17.50 per acre. $500 cash, ‘balance easy terms. Hurry. ‘'Address L. Schultz, Steele, N. D, St 48Rt Pt D A e o i DR Y T SEVERAL GOOD FARMS IN BARNES COUN- ty, North Dakota, for sale; 160 to. 640 acres, $34 'to ‘$47 ‘per acre; small cash payment, bal- ance 6 per cent. W. J. Lane & Co., P;grg& o e . 4 adt " rfi 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. ~ AR 46-5tf ( FOR SALE—400 ACRES LOCATED IN WEST- ern Bottineau county; all under cultivation, 30 acres of alfalfa, 25 acres tame grass; good soil. Farm will bear close investigation. Will include crop and.outfit. Priced to sell. Terms to suit, Owner, W, H. Van Woert, Moball, N. D, = ‘ D448t GOOD 160, FAIR IMPROVEMENTS; CLOSE to town; rural mail, telephone; fine farming country; cheap, easy terms.. L. B. -104, Juanita, N. D. .. . . .. - 46-3t unimproved and improved farms on.crop. pay- ment. Only 'a small paynient ~“down: Henry A. Wilberg, Nome, N. D, , 46-5tf 160 ACRE FARM -FOR '"SALE—80 ACRES’ under cultivation, ' with barn, -house, -drilled * well ; three miles from Knox, N, D., four miles -from - Pleasant Lake. ‘Twenty aorés meadow ; rest-ean be,broke.. Price $20 per acre. Terms. Mrs. F. S. kwne. care of H. D. Stone, K‘x;o;. FOR ' SALE—320 - 'ACRES ONE MILE FROM Tolna, Nelson county, N. D,, 315 acres under cultivation, all:level. Price $40 per ncre. For terms address ewner, F. .T. Lundeby, T:!Tn;i FOR SALE—IMPROVED.. AND .UNIMPROVED farms in northwestern North Dakota. and let ‘me Xnow® what- you want. Henry glnhnll, 712 - East --Central avenue, M‘l;&té FOR::SALE ~OR''TRADE-—QUARTER SECTION of land in Mountraill county. Will take new, or good second Hand’ huto in part’ payment. Write E. C. Brekken, Pekin, Na-D.v: > 47-2t FOR SALE—LAND ‘IN ALL PARTS OF THE state, at prices ranging from $10 per acre up. f you have any idea of purchasing a. send for our ' Bargain. List,- which contains some excellent bargains. Minot Co-Operative Realty Company, Minot, N, D. ~47-2t POULTRY 2 FOR_ SALE—BARRED ' ROCK . COCKERELS, April and May hatched, from excellent paying - strain. Cockerels, $1.25 ;- pullets,. $17 trio, : $3. Mrs., E. O. Johnson, Box 121,.McVille, N"fi.’} t TO EXCHANGE - - TO EXCHANGE—BRAND NEW MODERN 18- flat apartment building, all - four room flats, hardwood throughout, tile baths, electric lights, janitor’s, apartments. -Net . annual income, - Will trade. for.. farm land; improv, ed preferred. T. J. ‘W. care Nonpartisan Leader, Fargo,: N> D. RN A 48-2¢. 5 'WANTED—STOCK RANCH - WANTED—IMPROVED--STOCK - RANCH, -WITH : plenty water, hay and grass, to buy or rent for cash. H. G. Albert, Donnybrook, N. D. ' "48-1t WANTED TO BUY—FARMS WANTED—TO BUY GOOD FARM, WELL located, direct from owner. Give description. A. Jiereks, Box 764, Chicago, IL . 47-2¢ WANTED WANTED AT ONCE—A HUNDRED ORDERS. < Rolf Brothers, = merchant tailo: 7 .Bacon block, Grand Forks, N: .- == - ~:- 465t . WANTED—TWO - ‘SECOND HAND FORD touring cars.” Must be In gobd running order. ., o+ ‘In replying’ state definitely the condition: of - car, give serial number, and. year of state mileage. G. k Egolh . D, purchase. Box 85, e F; ed 8 l\;mand hae them supplied. Ads. 'PAYABLE IN ADVANCE £ miles’ of¥; hend eattle Adi?ertiseménts maginery, chickens, eggs, produce for snlg 'l sertion and 10 cents pei- line for.each er:' Nonpatisan League when advertising o needs. All advertising for sale of lands FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—ONE METZ, SECOND HAND, assen; roadster, in good running to:doe-g NelogeerBros.. Fargo, N. D, - 46-5tf FOR' SALE—ONE SECOND T¥AND TFIVE passenger, 26 h. p. Metz touring car,” in good rinning order. More = Bros., Fargo, N&B-E’i:)i FOR SALE—'O)’IE WARREN, FORTY HORSE ..automobile, in good runnjng condition. xl.lll in‘ ready for delivery about uly 14. Will first n that comes at a sold to the first ma 46-54F rifice. -More Bros., Fargo, N. D. ~ sac FOR -SALE—ONE CADILLAC TOURING CAR . in’ first class condition. Will be sold at a ' special price. If you are interested in secur- i ing a Cadillac_touring- car, 'be sure and. see it. If out of city, wire, phone or write. More % Bros,,” Fargo, N. D. 46—b6tt ‘)R SALE--ONE SECOND HAND MAXWELL, cylinder, five passenger touring.car.. Price 200." More Bros., Fargo, 46—b5tf SALE—FIVE PASSENGER BUICK AUTO- bile, cheap. PBox 165, Leal, N. D. 46-3t P FOR SALE—LIVE STOCK FOR'SALE—CHESTER WHITES, EITHER SEX alse. spring pigs. F. G. Leigh, R. 1, Thorne, . N. b. E 2 7 T T a1t CHOICE SHORTHORN HEIFERS AND COWS, ail ages. . Will. sell:-tve or a carload. B. J. Monaghan, Upham, N. D. 48-6t CHOICE '-SHORTHORN BULLS“ 15 AND 18 months old for sale. Jas. Canipjon, Milton Jet., Wis, 47-4t FOR SALE—REGISTERED MUs= TOOT PIGS. Satisfaction or money-back. Henry B. Mening, Carrington, N. D. 39-12¢ FOR PRICES ON_FIRST CLASS YORKSHIRE pigs that are decended from prize winning stock, guaranteed to satisfy purchaser, and free booklet describing superior mierits of this breed, address L. A. Knoke & Sons, Willow City, N. D. 3 44-5t FOR SALE—POLAND. CHINA HOGS, BIG type, first prize winners at North Dakota State Fair, 1916, Satisfaction ' guaranteed. H. W. Van Valkenberg, Osakis, Minn. 45-26t FINE PEDIGREED PIGS FOR SALE—FROM the famous Fargo & Meyers stock of Mule- foots, a very tough- kind; have never seen one sick. E. Scherf, Bisbee, N. D: DUROC JERSEY BOARS AND SOWS FOR sale, from ‘the: best: bldod lines- of - the--breed:- W. H. Rosemore, Pingree, N. D. 45-9t P AR Pt S o W Sl 2L FOR SALE.— .2 . REGISTERED YORKSHIRE boars, 8 months. Price, $26. William .Her- berg, Tower -City, -N.::D. . 46—3t FOR ' SALE—SIX - 'REGISTERED HOLSTEIN cows and one bull. This is high-class stock, but will sell below value if sold soon. Write p for full details. —— e FOR SALE—YOQUNG "CLYDE STALLIONS; Polled Durham bulls and young work horses. Leal Stock Farm, Leal, N. D. 46-3t FOR SALE—BIG TYPE POLAND CHINA boars, April farrow, at $16 apiece. Can ship, on the Milwaukee or the Great Northern rail- roads. T. I. Martinson, Christine, N:.D. 47-3t FOR SALE—THE 'FAMOUS 0. I. C. BOARS; farrowed .., ;May 6th; . - registered. : R. F. ‘Creighton, Hengel, N: D., . . el . AT-3t FOR SALE—A 'NIGE:LOT' OF 'LAXGE' BONE Poland China pigs of . April. farroy,. $10.00 each, - Alsa Tsitte HoH” St Tati0:00 months old. Osakwood Farm, .Templeton, Wis, Ay 47-2¢ STRAYED STRAYEDC—ONE BAY MARE, 4 YEARS OLD, weight 1100, branded - on left - shoulder and flank, haitered- and rope on neck, scar from lance on_ Tright shoulder. W. y Newburg, N. D, A 46-5tf ——— P T " WANTED—HELP —— WANTED—FOR THE FALL'S RUN, ONE engineer_at $7 a day; one fireman at $3.76 a day. Make of engine, Reeves, steam. Write R. M. Perkins, Turtle Lake; N. D. - 48-1t PR sitaredind i walttpvel ooy din e LA AR ik WANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK on farm. Good wages. to right party. Apply to Mra. E. A. Falkenstein, Baldwin, N. D, 48-1t, ———— kTR T Yors, on fhre D SRAGLAL, MOUSE ‘WO on arm. ‘wages., rs. Luvern- Tarr, Donaybrook, N..D.* ' <445t ——— WANTED—COMP; work on farm. $25 per mionth if experienced. Mrs. F. W. Greb, :Kensal, N. D, T 4T-2t ————— WANTED—FIRST CLASS ENGINEER WITH tools. Also separator man. Geod pay. ' Good party to work for. None but experienced men need apply. O. H. Michaelsen, Norma, N D.. i 47-2t WANTED—ELDERLY GERMAN LADY FOR « companion; ‘no -house. work; good vhomonl)or kind companion. Address. Mrs. Lillian Hag- lund, R, F. D. No. 1, box 35, Mohall, N. D.. e o ———p——— WANTED—SALESMAN’ OF ‘ABILITY TO SELL our high grade line of sweaters and knit goods, blankets, underwear, ery, shirts, pants, mackinaw coats, raincoats, etc.’ Also a large line of popular .pricéed made-to-measure men'a suits and overcoats. We want real salesman in each countyto" sell “direct to the consumer, and to such men,we{?flr a: splendid coppor- tunity ;. reference and bond ‘Address Fargo Woolen Mills, Fargo, N. D, 46-5tf - 45-9¢, J. S. Johnson, Raleigh, N. D. GIRL. FOR' HOUSE- . Mention ‘the Leader Whiso Pastrauisine Advartisces, . FOR SALE—FARM MACHINERY R ' SALE—SUCCESS CORN SHREDDER, .8 Forolh;, in good condition and perfect running order. Will sell cheap if taken this fall. S. O. Kulseth, Litchville, N. D. 40-156¢ FOR SALE—-ONE GAAR SCOTT SEPARATOR, complete, One J. I. Case engine. Write to Ben Jones, Cando, N. D. 46-5tL sl et S R S R FOR SALE—A WELL AUGER IN PERFECT condition. Write, Eddie Pederson, Bottineau, N. D. ) 48-1t FOR SALE—A MINNEAPOLIS 25 H. P, STEAM Engine; one 4%—620?1inne:3mll: ae&mt;)vli.thcofi: plete; one Twin ty ‘40" tractor, bottom plow. A. Halvorson, Ryder, N. D. 48-2¢ FOR SALE—BUFFALO PITTS NIAGARA second separator all in good repair ready to run, 41 inch cylinder, 66 inch rear. Will sell cheap. Come and see it or write S. H. Taylor & Son, Mayville, N. D. 45-4¢ FOR SALE—25 H. P. GAAR SCOTT ENGINE; 36-60 Avery separator; two mounted water tanks, complete; all in first class conditiom. Address A. A. Klumph, New. Rockford, N45 Eé — FOR SALE—A SIX. BOTTOM_ OLIVER Engine Gang, good as new, hand lift, with weed hooks and everything complete at. a sacrifice of $200 or in trade for live stock. Carlson Bros., Finley, N. D. z . 47-3t FOR SALE—26 H. P. ADVANCE ENGINE 40x62 separator, ' complete with ‘Ruth feeder. Farmer's Friend -stacker and Dakota weigher. All new belts; everything in first class com- dition. -Address, C. A. Evenson, lwu‘l}{ll;l‘ FOR SALE—ONE 8-16 AVERY GAS TRACTOR, with extension rims and steering device; also three bottom Avery automatic lift gang, has just plowed 756 acres; in first class shape. Taken in on trade for large outfit. Price $700. Dawson Bros., Bantry, N. D. 47-3t FOR . SALE—ONE 30-60 FLOUR CITY GAS tractor in first class running order. Will be closed out at a bargain. Call at once and look it over if you are interested. More Bros., Fargo, N. D. 46—5tL FOR SALE—CASE STEAM THRESHING OUT- fit; 26 H. P. Engine; 36 inch separator, good ;Jonditlon. William Herberg, Tower City, N. FOR SALE OR TRADE — EIGHT BOTTOM Reeves Engine plow, breaker and stubble bottoms; latter almost new. Two six foot Moline double engine discs, almost mnew. ‘Will sell together or separately. R. C. Dem- ing, Manning, N. D, 46-3¢ FOR SALE — A COMPLETE _ RUMELY threshing and plowing rig, including ‘one 20 H. P. Rumely simple steam engine, extensions on wheels, steel gears, side supply tanks and coal bunk; one 14 barrel wagon tank and two Wwheel-tender ; one Rumely 34x56 separator; one .Dreadnaught. self-stering guide; one Rumely six bottom engine gang, run one short season, Engine and Separator run three short seasons. all have been in shed every year. All in A-1 Shape. For particulars address John F. Kea- ting, Wahpeton,. N. D,. . A6—3¢ MISCELLANEOUS ——— WANTED TO HEAR FROM UITY AND League farmers who want help to organize and finance farmers’ elevators and farmers’ banks in northwestern North Dakota and _ eastern Montana. Write or call on_Grant S. Youmans & Anthony ‘Walton, Minot, N. D, 46-5tf ————— e MUGG'S EYE GLASS CLEANERS ARE FREE if you will call, or for two cents postage, C. G. Mugg, Specialist, Grand Forks, N. D, g C T 46—4t LEARN TELEGRAPHY — SHORT HOURS, pleasant work, big salaries, great.demand. Can earn board. Write for catalogue. Barry's Telegraph Institute, .Minnedpolis, Minn, -48-8¢ — AGENTS WANTED—LOCAL AND COUNTY, " to sell Carbonvoid. $1.00 tube _equivalent to 40 gallons- gasoline. -Increases ?mielguz'e' 26 per. cent. Eliminates. carbon: Will “mot injure . motor. Sm_n%le 75 cents. Absolutely guaran- teed.. " State ‘distributors. J. W. Nilsson & Co,, Balfour, N. D, 48-5¢ POSITION WANTED POSITION WANTED—A NEAT WIDOW WITH two children; wishes position ag: hougekeeper on farm for young man or small family. Pay ia not as important as a good home and steady work. Address, H..T., R. 1, Box 30, Flaxton, N. D. : 48-1t ————— JOfB WANTED BYHEXPER‘Th GAS ENGINEER; four years’ experience with Hart-Parr, latter preferred. First class refe . S, M. care of Leader, Fargo, N.ersncu S0 . —— TRl e AT LOOKS GOOD TO BROWN . Editor Nonpartisan Leader: ; The daily paper looks good to me. I think there is room for such a paper in the state and that the necessity is great. I thinksuch a paper should be permanent and not temporary and should be started as soon as possible to do so. I think a daily' paper will reach more people, farmers, business, professional .’ and: laboring men ‘and. will set forth the principles and needs of the whole people and* will "tend to’ destroy any move of ' class, race or religious prejudice: I find that the failure of the business and pro- “fessional men to see as we see is a sheer lack of knowledge to compzrehend just how we farmers are unjustly dealt with; and how we “propose to remedy these wrongs. _ I think.a daily paper will go a' long way in educating us to the fact that the Farmers’-Nonpartisan’ League 'is a mutual cause- of all the state :and - ‘was’ ‘ealled " into fence. ! because of necessity. Enclosed ‘you wilk. " find my. check for $8:for my six menths " subscription., %y A i i { ! i f ~ | i i i