The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, September 14, 1916, Page 22

-'ONLY $60.00 for a 9 MONTHS BUSINESS COURSE Board and room $15.00 per-month. Catalogue free. I NORTHWESTERN ' COLLEGE Com. Dept. FERGUS FALLS, MINN. --fl-—-—-—---—-—-—-—-—-, PLOWLAYSforSALE AT LIVE AND LET LIVE PRICES: 14-inch lays, $5.75 per set, cash only. 16-inch lays, $3.25 apiece, cash only. All lays guaranteed or your money back. I carry in stock: Emerson N14R; Emer- son 16 in. N16R; Moline WD14; Deere P33; Satley F14N; Case ADHL. Can furnish any make of lays at the same price. ‘Send in your orders and number of lays at once and avoid the rush. Fillmore Blacksmith & AutoRep.Shop A. D. Mowers, Prop. Fillmore, N. D. J. B. DIXON, Live Stock and Real Estate Auctioneer I also breed Holstein cattle and Berkshire hogs. I have at present my herd bull and .J some choice young boars for sale. All stock and work gunranteed Phone or write me at Roth, N. D. GET YOUR Fords and Autos Repaired { and equipped at LEET & CO., Garage, FORBES, NORTH DAKOTA You will always get-a square deal if you trade with Chicago Cash Store Co., Inc. J. K. Edelman, Pres. and Mgr. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Egeland and Rock Lake, N. Dak. The Edmore Mercantile Store Wants your' business; we also want your good: will. Right treatment should get both. We try to be right. . Edmore, N.D. YOU atways find Safisfactxon in buying at the - Peoples Trading Co. | General Merchandise - HANSBORO, .- NO. DAK. B e e Our esfabfished motto is ‘“MORE FOR YOUR MONEY”' Michigan Mercantile Co. MICHIGAN . - NO. DAK. When In Fargo Go To DEWEY’S STUDIO Photographs and Portraits Weddmg Groups a Specialty Over Alex Sterns Cor Broadway and N. P. Ave. FARMERS— When in Hampden make your headquarters at Canenburg’s Sanitary Shaving Parlors | Good Work Courteous Treatment Col. H. A. Kinney AND gEGIS’I‘EBED I also breed Chester ogs, the - large prolific and dasy feeding kind. All work and stock guaranteed. Your work and orders will recelvo the bect of treat. ment. All ‘busizess-e to my care will be promptly attended to. Phone or Write Me at %% lfl_LNOR N’OBTH DAKOTA CHIROPRACTIC KI-RO-PRAK-TIK Scien that ce Ma.kes People Well * ' You Need N xo Si '_»Chmpmtic!sz Ck- : the CAUSE of Dlu.se mv;-:_sncam . Alex Ferguson, D., ‘DISTRICT 4, part of Walsh county. :Thomas Pendray,’ ¥ Nonpartisan. _For Commissioner of ROBINSON, R. H. GRACE. \ Legislative ...........O......O....O.......O..‘....................0 The League’s Candidates - For Governor—LYNN J. FRAZIER, Republican. For Lieutenant Governor—A. T. KRAABEL Repubhcan. For Secretary of State—THOMAS HALL, Repubhcan For State Auditor—CARL R. KOSITZKY Republican. For State Treasurer—P- M. CASEY, Democrat. For Attorney General—WILLIAM LANGER Republican. For Superintendent of Public Instructlon—-N C. MACDONALD, Insurance—S. A. OLSNESS, Republican. For Commissioner of Agriculture—JOHN N. HAGAN Republican. For Judges of the Supreme Court—LUTHER BIRDZELL J. E. For Railroad Commissioners—CHARLES BLEICK, Republican, M. P- JOHNSON, Republican," SAM AANDAHL Republican. .O..‘..O..........0......'............0..............0.. W D It etk o s g b ey v t Candidates I‘ollowmg is a list of the legislative candidates indorsed by the Nonpartisan League and nominated in the primaries June 28. candidates indorsed by the League When such indorsements, regularly made, are reported to'League Leadquarters the names. will be added to this list. In the following list Ind. denotes Independent, R denotes Republican, D Demo- crat and S. Socialist. Candidates for the state senate are designated with the abbre- viation “Sen.” Those not so designated are candidates for the house of representatives DISTRICT 1, Pembina county. Walter Welford, D., Sen., Pembina. Henry Geiger, R., Hamilton. J. J. O’Connor, D., Neche. Wm. Pleasance, D., Akra. " DISTRICT 2, part of Wara county. S. S. Petry, S., Berthold. DISTRICT 3, part of Walsh county. - - Christ Levang, R., Sen.,- Adams. Henning Gunhus, R Edmburg Lankm DISTRICT 5, part of Grand Forks county J. P. Hemmingsen, R.,-Sen., Shawnee. DISTRICT 6, part of ~Grand" Forks' . . county. DISTRICT 7, part of Grand Forks county Albert Stenmo, R., Sen.,”Grand’ Forks. 0. K. Lageson, R., Reynolds DISTRICT 8, Traill county. Henry Strom, R., Hillsboro. J. E. Quam, R., Portland. Albert Moen, R Mayville. DISTRICT 9, part of Cass county. DISTRICT 10, part.of Cass county. ‘DISTRICT 11, part of Cass county. Chas. E. Drown, D., Sen., Page.' Martin' Larsen,. D., Wheatland. * -Robert Wadeson; R Alice. .DISTRICT 12, part of Richland colmty. v DISTRICT 13, Sargent county. Richard McCarten, D., Sen., Cogswell. * Frank Riba, D., Geneseo A. A, Stockstad D., Milnor. DISTRICT 14, ‘Ransom county. Martin Larson, R., Noime. Fred Nims, R., Llsbon DISTRICT 15, part of Barnes county. DISTRICT 16, Steele and Griggs county. Porter I{imball, R., Hope. E. W. Everson, R., Walum. DISTRICT 17, Nelson county. C. I. Morkrid, R., Sen., Petersburg. Lars O. Fredrickson, R., Pekin. F. W. Keitzman, R., Lakota. DISTRICT 18, Cavalier county. Otto Dettler, R., Langdon. J. J. Schrag, R., Munich. Otto C. Olson, R., Elkwood. DISTRICT 19, Rolette county. John Benson, R., Sen., Rolette. - ‘Joseph Renauld, D., Thorne. James McManus, R., St. John. DISTRICT 20, Benson county. John R. Maddock, R., Maddock. W. J. Church, R,, York. : DISTRICT 21, Ramsey county f i Marion - King, Ind., Sen.,” Starkweather., Fred Zessin, D., Devxls Lake. Geo. D. Laird, R. Webster. _ Martin .Hoghaug, R. Devils Lake. DISTRICT 22, Towner county. F. J. Martz, D., Sarles. - - Chas. P. Peterson, D Bisbee. DISTRICT 23, S C. A. Bell {4 D: Bailey; R., Mofit. Frank G. Prater, R., Arena. Geo.' N. Varnum., R., Menoken. .DISTRICT 28, Bottineau county. A. M. Hagan, R., Westhope. Nels Magnuson, D., Souris.. J. C. Miller, R., Souris. ° L.. L._Stair, D., Newburg. DISTRICT 29, part of Ward county. Thorwald Mostad, D., Sen. Howard R. Wood, R., Deering. Anthony Walton, .R., Minot. J. E. Erb, R., Ryder. George S. Reishus, R. DISTRICT 30, part of Morton county. L. D. Wiley,.R., Odense. - Charles F. Schlck R., Lark. M. S. Lang, R., Mapdan. DISTRICT 31, Stark county. DISTRICT 32, Eddy and Foster counties C. W. McDonnell, R., Kensal. 0. H. Olson, R:; Munster. DISTRICT 33, Wells county. ; James A. Wenstrom, R., Sen., Dover. " J. N.:Kunkel, R.,: Fessenden. . Roy B. Weld, R., Chaseley. : " DISTRICT 34, part of McHem-y connty. . Frank’ Lazxer, R., Barton.” DISTRICT 35, Sheridan county. i -Hv B Curtis, Sen., McClusky. John Nathan;-R., Goodrich. ¢ 2 DISTRICT 36, Mclntosh and Logap counties. John Weber, R., Wishek. Anton Lipovsky, D., Lxdgerwood. Peter Frisk, D. 3 DISTRICT 38, part of Bames county. C. H. Noltimier, R., Valley City. DISTRICT 39, Billings, Bowman, Slope and Golden Valley counties. G. F.-Hunt, R., Sen., Beach. 0. C. Martin, R., De Sart. B. D. Arnold, R., Scranton.’ DISTRICT 40, Burke-and Dmde counnes G. J. Brown, R., Noonan.’ C. H. Anderson, S., Portal. Wm. ‘0. Olson, R., Flaxton. ‘DISTRICT 41, ‘Williams ‘and McKenzie counties.’ Morten Mortenson, R., Sen., Hofl'hmd. F. A. Hoare, R., Ray. C. F. Dupuis, R. Temple. Robert Byrne, R., Arnegard. E. E. Kurtz, R., Schafer. DISTRICT 42, Pierce county. A. G. Lowe, R:, Wolford. 3 Andrew . Oksendahl, ., Tunbridge. DISTRICT 43, Renviile county. Edward Hamerly, R., Sen., Sherwood. G. Patterson, D., Donneybrook. DISTRICT 44, Mountrail county. . - F. J. Haines, R., White Earth ; ‘Walter. J. Maddock, R., Plaz&. = - | = - 'DISTRICT 45, part of McHenry eolymtg, ¥ 'Ole Ettestad, R., Sen., Baifour.. . E. E. Bryans, R.,‘Vol‘t_alre. DISTRICT 46, McLean county. - A, L. Maxwell, R., Turtle-Lake. R. L. Fraser, R., Garnson. Eoe " DISTRICT 47, part of Morton eounty. 3o “J. L Cahill, R., Sen., Leith. F. W. Mees, R. Heil. ; Martin Kollar, R. "Hebron. counties. A, Harris, R., Stanton. " Henry Cord e ST I MMV PR p In some of the districts where - failed to win nomination steps may be taken by members of the Leugue to indorse other candidates. DISTRICT 37, part of Richland connty. ; - “A. D. Hansen, D., Sen., Wyndmere. - 'DISTRICT 48, Mercer, Oliver and: Dnmt = Yo . DR. J. . W. CAMPBELL, 3 " : Specialist. 1 - Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Edwards building, Fargo, N. D. GARNAAS BROS. .. Incorporated GENERAL MERCHANDISE and £ FARM MACHINERY P SHEYENNE and OBERON, N. D. “}' YOU MEN WHO ARE NOT ACQUAINTED X with the thoroughly superior goodness of merchant - tailored _clothes, who. bave - not experienced the satisfaction . of knowing that your clothes are yours alone, make it a‘point} - - to visit us and have your clothes made for you and measured to you personally. ROLF BROS. - M hant Tailors .m - Grand Forks, N. D. Bacon Block G. G. Wood . _Lillian J. Waod wWOo0D & WOOD - ‘MINOT’S PIONEER CHIROPRACTORS : g Drugless Healers 2 N . < Brauer Block Minot, N. D. i i UNION NATIONAL BANK et ¥ Minot < Cnpltal llld Surplus 890,000.00 Farm Loans Negotiated at Lowest Rates. Prompt: Service. No Bonus. MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA Percherons 1. have. a few. young stallions and mares left, of the real draft type. -Prices always the lowest, Quality considered. M. M. WHITE: ‘Successor to White Bros.. Valley-City, N D Pure Cane so’gar,;loo 1bs. saclé $742 v Fresh roasted coffee, 27¢ value,” - 6 pounds ..ol Walter Baker’s Chocolate, 1 Ib.... New Pack, Kriers’ extra sifted : June peas, 18c value l{o can, 1‘2*&c, _dozen,.,. e C.S Bracket (10.’ [ 21-23 South le sc:eet d MINNEAPOLIS -~ N N. EREEES g Established ms : Incorporated 1901 'Ali Qualfty‘Goods ' KREMENETSK1 BROTHERS _ .. Tuttle, N.D.. .} - GENF.RAI. MERCHANDISE - [ Groceries, Full Line of Hard- |} - B, ware, Shoes and Clothing, R iy amelware, Tinware, 1 - - Cutlery and Tools. o ——— i JULIUS KLEMIN TUTTLE, N. D. GARAGE N All Kinds'of A“tmbfle Rewrs. Vuleaniz- | 'fllw&hmctl’m » w