The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, October 5, 1916, Page 23

‘and auction sales; to make your wants succeeding issue. Half rates to to sell their own carry the full rato: 0 " FOR SALE—FARMS - CHEAP PRICES 'ON . WINTER . WHEAT alfalfa’land in’eastern Monsana.” J. W. Brum- mett, Winnett, Mont. - 5 { JLANDS—____ yANDS— __1,ANDS { Improved farms and -wild lands Tunning from e $15 per acre up to $35. Carl Semmler, Stanton, . D, { - 212t N FOR SALE—A' FEW GOOD HALF SECTIONS “‘r . < }'n’l'x"'o?”a'“‘.’ and imglmml ‘f-x-mat 3;1 »cmpflm- nly . a. sm: paymen! Wi, enry \{ @\ A. Wilkerg, Nome, N. D. ‘51-4tf e it e e G S A e MRS e S e e : FOR SALE—160 ACRES, 3 MILES NORTH OF Alexander, McKenzie county, N. D., See. 19, . 161, Rge.-101." ‘Mary O'Neil, Jerseyville, s S Ve S g "—""N R u = FOR' SALE—A WELL IMPROVED, NICE, level 320 acre farm on the flat, south of Minot, N. D. The ' best bargain in Ward , county. Price $10,000; half cash. Minot Co-Operative 3 Realty Co., Minot, N. D. . CASH FOR' YOUR REAL ESTATE—DO YOU want {0 gell your farm, residence or 'business - hroperty for cash? Then write us, sending a', description of same, no ‘matter wheve located, We want it.. Address Minot Cooperative Realty »Minot, N. D, S 61-4tt 3 WANTED—HELP LEARN TELEGRAPHY — SHORT HOURS, pleasant work, big salaries, great demand. Can earn . board. Write ' for catalogne. Barry's Telegraph Institute, Minmpplla. Minn. 48-8t f e o S I e D WANTED—INDUSTRIOUS MAN BY THE YEAR - on ' ctock farm. State wages wanted, . giving « .reference. J. E. Stone, Powers Lake, N, D. 53-4t ——— N TR TO EXCHANGE — HAVE EIGHTY ACRES UNIMPROVED MIN- nesota timber land to tpade for good gas plow- 3 ing and threshing outfit, - Avery preferred. - Also want good horsepower for 8 or 10 horses, Riverside Farm, Edinburg, N. D. 63-4t MONEY TO LOAN : 3 MONEY TO LLOAN ON FARM LAND IN NORTH 5 Dakota. W. J. Lane Co., Forgo,.N. D. 51-4tf TOR SALE—-FARM MACHINERY FOR SALE—ONE REEVES 25-H. P. ENGINE; one 8-bottom and one “10-bottom John Deecre engine plow. C. N. Northrop, ‘Blaboa; Nfills)l': 'FOR SALE—LIVE STOCK FOR . SALE—DUROC JERSEY PURE :-BRED spring pigs of eithar sex; prices right. Jens: Anderson, - Hamiiton, N Dy: - 53-5t ' SHORTHORN = BULLS ' FROM THREE TO fifteen months old, at prices that will sell, L. S. Lee, Aneta, N.'D. AR T 6212t - FOR . SALE—FOLAND . 'CHINA HOGS, BIG type, first prize winners “gt. North Dakota - State Fair, 1916, - Satisfactién guaranteed. H. ‘W.-Van Valkenberg, Osakis, Mian, - . 45-26¢ e e T ————— FOR 'SALE—A NUMBER OF PURE BRED registered Berkshire bears. O, E. Lofthus, . Kloten, N. D. 3 49-0t FOR SALE—2-YEAR-OLD PUREBRED HERE- ford ‘bull and a number of bull calves; six months and - less. Papers furnished. 'T. ~J. _Sebby, Fingal, N. D. - 55-3t FOR SALE—REGISTERED SHORTHORN BULL calves, 5 to '10 months old; Address' G. A. White, Portland, N. D. : 55-8t e FOR SALE—SOME FINE REGISTERED BOARS from Badger Den Beaty, ‘the first prize and sweepstakes Yorkshire sow at the Plerce County "Can ship on thé G. Ole Y. Moen, R. 1, Pleasant - Lake, N. D. ST 552t ~“WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH ONE BLACK . or _bay Percheron stallion, not over nine vears old. - Must be sure breeder. ' E. S. Dasle,-Rugby, <% > fair, Prices reasonable, N, and Soo line. POSITION WANTED & 3 WANTED—POSITION - ON . FARM. BY YEAR, or interest . in stock and: grain; ‘by - rel .¢" sober, industrions married man: with family of ~mboy “finuu; team: g mi.n CAd- » can e s . O gRs es, - /i dress G. A, Malone,” Wilton,: N. s © U B4-4t. This is the place to advertise your mhflmmcbinm. chlchfi “eggs, produce for sale . Best results come from Leader Classified Ads. k Rates are 20 conts' per line of 7 words for first insertion and 10_cents per line for each [ members. of the Farmers’ Nonpatisan Leagtie when advertising - products or, supplying their own needs. “All advertising for sale of lands S LL CLASSIFIED ADS PAYABLE IN ADVAN S ~ and have them suppli FOR SALE<LIVE STOCK—Confinued, FOR SALE—TWO REGISTERED RED POLLED bull calves, 4 and § months, dark cherry red, Jow . good bone, $70 each. Harry G. Danforth, ‘Reeder, N. D. 53-4t —— FOR ' SALE--REGISTERED HEREFORD BULL calves, Percheron stallion and big type Poland- China pigs. 'J. E. Stone, Powers Lake, N;.&I‘Je — FOR SALE—TWO PURE BRED HOLSTEIN bulls' at a bargain if taken at once; also - several high grade cows, all high- producing e ices reasonable. Write me your .. wants. Anton. Christ, Leal, N. D. 53-8t _PIGS *FOR' SALE FROM ‘MY DUROC 1000 pound prize winning:sows and the t herd boar, ‘Minnesota . Chief, 'prices.from . $25 up, express - prepaid. Satisfaction.” guaranteed.~ R, . C. Madsen, R.: 2, Detroit,.Minn. B2t - ASH GROVE FARM HAS SEVERAL GOOD Scotch Top Shorthorn' Bulls from 8 to 18 months old, sired. by the' famous bull, Lord Ransom 398095, who is also for sale. Can ship on N. fi. o3 Soo. Nels Knutson' & Son, Fullertof, X 49-! e e i I e T e T R I CANNOT USE LONGER IN MY HERD MY “Mulefoat hog, Shamrock Chief No. 60711; and © ‘will ‘sell at a bargain. This is a splendid animal and sure breeder. I have some young pigs for sale, prices right. W. D. Gillespie, Fargo, N. D. 52-3tf MISCELLANEOUS ™ PURE HONEY—60-LB CAN, $6.30; 2 CANS, -$12. A, Iwan, Harvey, N. D. 54-4t —_— RIMLESS GLASS WEARERS, SEND ME YOUR names and I will send you a present. C. G. Mugg, Specialist, -Grand Forks, N. D. A524t REGISTERED HOLSTEIN- BULL, AGE 2 YEARS 9 months, for sale at a reasonable price. Bar- red Plymouth Cockerels at $1.25 each. Slendar wheat grass seed at 8 cents per pound. E. M. Wallrich, Edgeley, N, D. - 65-1t : : POULTRY FOR SALE—SILVER LACED WYANDOTTES, bred for business, winter layers; $1 to $3 each, Anthony. Elm, Lansford, N. D. . b4-10¢ AFO‘R SALE--S.-C. R. I. RED COCKERELS, FINE May Latched, $1.25; ‘April hatched $1. H, B. Test, Frederick, S. D, . 55-3t ———— - 'FOR SALE—REGAL STRAIN PURE BRED White Wyandottes, April - hatched, cockerels, ' $1.26; pullets, $10 for 12 if taken scon. Mrs. Joha Halaas, Carrington, N. D. FOR SALE—LARGE, THRIITY WHITE WYAN- dotte cockerels, April hatched, $1 each, 5 for $4. A few pullets at $1 straight. Mrs. H. G. Danfortli, Reeder, N.-D. 53-4t WANTED < i e Bt e I S WANTED AT ONCE—A HUNDRED ORDERS. Rolf - Brothers, - merchant = tnilors, 7 Bacon block, Grand Forks, N. D. WANTED—GOOD ‘LINCOLN' RAM. State age, s g}-i&;}._wfie&ht’. ete. Ernest Laudon, Napoégg,t - "WHEAT SUMMARY Bulls in wheat‘who had expected that _ there would be some shorts in sore need of wheat to meet. contracts before the close .of the September option were dis- appointed. - September wheat, 1916, pas- sed out; la.#t Saturday without causing . any excitement, . closing at $1.641%% at Minneapolis'and St. Paul. © =~ Throughout the week the most import- ‘ant gossip of the northwestern exchanges “'was the efféct of weather on the Argen- * tine crop, and the sum total of the infor- . mation appeared to be that the drouth "there sis' continuing. . Scattering and -light rains south of Buenes' Ayres helped - that portion of the crop slightly, but this portion was not in as bad condition, ac- ~cording to the general reports, as the " areas ny;th : Tho,: biggest . portion o_f thes Advertisements | B2-5t 51-4tf SPECIAL SALE on USED CARS ‘Erhcwaran - 1 model ““82"” Oakland 5-passenger Touring car 1 five-passenger, four cylinder Cadillac - 1 2G-horsepower, five passenger Metx 1 22-horsepower, Mets roadster If you can use any of tho cbove cars write us at once for prices. They are good values for the money. > More Brothers * FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA - market reports of alleged poor milling wheat, but whatever the quotations were upon these grades, they were not pub- lished in the daily reports. “On the Teacher’s Side” (Continued from page 14) Y A “how much better time you will have together. 3 If the teacher tries to start anything social or educational, all turn out and give her your whole hearted support and it will succeed and you will enjoy it much™ ~more than you will be staying home criticise it. Let’s make this the banner year in all respects. Political Advertisement To the Voters of the Third Congressional District of North Dakota: The undersigned takes this op- portunity to present himself to the voters of said Congressional District as _a candidate for Congress. 1 was born in St. Paul, Minne- sota, and have been a resident of * North Dakota for more than twenty years and farmed during that time. I feel that I know the needs.of the farmers of North Dakota, and I . have- always stood for legislation ; for their benefit. I believe in the terminal elevator, rural credits and banks and banking laws to assist the farmers in securing a lower rate of interest. It is. eyident that this can best be obtained through a Federal law. .+ I have no promises to make. other than to attempt to enact into law those thinga in which I believe and that I think will - best-serve the.people.. If elected I.assure . you that I. will do my best to accomplish that much. I believe that the Nonpar- tisan League is doing a good. work . for the farmers and that they should stick by_this organization and work for it. I will certainly appreciate your vote, and a “boost” will not be forgotten. I am, Very respectfully yours, ANTON: KLEMMENS, Kenmare, North Dakota. ‘< b ey : ‘ s for | States Attorney of | I am ‘the Democratic - Candidate for States Attorney of Pierce i 3 L. Resident of and practicing law in Pierce county b pporting ~tl?‘.§opp&niun League and a member thereof v s JOIN 'vai;'d;deinot"wait the Leagu because I am and always have d: sunpo‘rttgx‘\xg\ a movemen - peopl; Raised on a farm and educated Political Advertisement g Political Advertisement = . . . PAUL CAMPBELL 7. RUGBY, N.D, " ° 1 / ; Poiiéical Adve‘ ement To Adams County ~ Voters I fish to announce myself an inde- pendent candidate for ‘ Clerk of Court I am a member of the League and your ‘influence’ in my behalf will be greatly appreciated. ! L. M. Howell Political Advertisement FOR AUDITOR OF LA MOURE COUNTY To the Voters of La Moure County: o Having received the nomination at the June primaries on the Democratic ticket for County Auditor I would appreciate your support at the polls on November Tth. I have been a member of the Farmers' Non- partisan League since September 6th, 1915, and a resident and farmiér of La Moure county for the past 36 years. If elected will give the office my entire attention, : Respectfully t \ W. L. STRUBLE (Political. Advertisement) Loty SVEINBJORN JOHNSON DemOcratic_‘Calldidate for States Attorney " of Girand Forks County- in North Dakota. e 1FOR STATE'S ATTORNEY| ' Bqttineau CdUfity ; Democratic Candidate C()‘I;_I'TON | Pierce County- Cou'nty. : for nine and worked for and with the League until forced to do so because of its T joined and worked ‘with the League and e League when I 'ta ague d whighr been an \:ffib A | | e