The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, November 2, 1916, Page 34

: £ in P d 1l both:be sold at a bargain. M, FOR SALE—FARMS ; M o s B RS LT S e L I WILL TRADE A QUARTER RAW LAND IN western part, of state for second hand Ford car @8’ part payment. $23 per acre. Address Box 124, Dazey, N. D. 57-4t LANDS— T ANDS————LANDS Improved farms and wild lands running from 816 per acre up to $35. Carl Semmler, Stanton, N. D. \ 52-12¢ fi-——_—‘“‘_—______ QOASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE—DO YOU want to sell your farm, residence or business property for cash? Then write us, sending & e want T Amss i T, e lockted t e » Minot, N. D. 55-4tf e T i L N SRR NS S SRR e FOR SALE—160 ACRES IN THE GOLDEN Valley, 9 miles portheast of Golva, 10 miles ._south of Sentinel Butte. All good land and ~ under cultivation, good water, fair improved, fenced, school next door and on mail route. Call or write owner, Robert Nyland, Sentinel Butte, N. D. b67-2¢ (s e SO L0 8 RNl b1 54 D FARMERS ATTENTION! Get away from cold winters, uncertain crops, and small profits. Buy land in the sunny South. Buy direct . from the Railroad at lowest prices; easy ! terms. Trade in your Dakota farm for a . good one. Send for illustrated book. Ad- dress, Land Commissioner, 608—40 North Dearborn St., Chicago. 59-2t 480 ACRES WITH GOOD BUILDINGS 8 MILES fiom market, $30 an acre, crop pay- ment; 216 acres raw half mile from a town, - @plendid shape for flax, all can be cultivated, . 326 an acre; 280 acres raw land, 2 miles from a town, $20 an acre. Good terms will be given on all of this land. Owner, Box 687, Devils Lake, N. D. 59-2t FOR TRADE WILL TRADE 160 ACRES GOOD-LAND FOF auto or threshing rig. Henry A. Wilberg, Nome, N. D. = =% 59-6tf BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BPECIAL CHANCE—A Harness and Shoe Shop for sale, shves and men's furnishing; pool hall in comnection. Cash business' from Oct. 1, 1915, to Oct. 1, 1916, $3000. Pool hall equipment .and fixtures cost $1000; stock, $3000. Cash or security, 8 per cent interest’ ‘Write to Dan LaFortune, Lansford, N. ‘I;._u WANTED AUCTIONEER WANTED—AUCTION _ SALES. ‘Write Thomas McLaughlin, Alice, N. D. 58-4t WANTED AT ONCE—A HUNDKED ORDERS. Rolf Brothers, -merchant tailors, 7 block, Grand Forks, N. D. FOR SALE—LIVE STOCK SHORTHORN RBULLS FROM THREE TO fifteen ‘months old, at prices that will sell. L. S, Lee, Aneta, N. D. 52-12¢ WANTED — REGISTERED RED POLLED Heifer Calves,, from to 6 months old. Bertram N. Lein, Arena, N, D. 59-2t FOR SALE—REGISTERED POLAND CHINA ~ Boars, spring farrow; large, long type. Price ;$18. 'Delf ‘M. Hart, Driscoll, N. D. 58-2¢ FOR SALE—DUROC JERSEY HERD BOAR, A prize winner, and three of his sons; plenty of ““quality and low price if taken soon. V. R. Rasmussen, Audubon, Becker Co., Minn. 58-it FOR SALE—POLAND CHINA HOGS, BIG type, first prize winners at North Dakota State Fair, 1916. Satisfaé¢tion guaranteed. H. ‘W. Van Valkenberg, Osakis, Minn. 4526t . = FOR SALE—40 IMMUNE DUROC JERSEY . Bo: March farrow ; grown on aifalfa H big“b't;ne ; good length ; can ‘furnish ‘choice open gelts mot related. - Satisfaction . guaranteed. Hall & Erwin, Groton, S. D. 58-5t I NO LONGER USE MY DUROC JER-. S| BOAR, Hesper Chief No. 188907, and will sell at a bargain. I also have a few spring boars for sale. Prices rights John Nesset; Maddock, N. D. 2 59-2t OF 0 REGISTERED RED. . POLL. —cattle. Will offer for sale all males 14. Seme ' 1 Stock fine shape. Prices and terms ml{‘fl‘fl& Best of breeding. Pioneer Stock. - Company, H. N. Tucker, Manager, Cogrtg‘fii h 23 IG TYPE POLAND CHINA BOARS AND BGel':s for sale. Will also sell my herd boar, Bone. This boar' is out of first - Dakota Big s : ize ' winning stock ; L H, ’f’f Larsen, Mott, N. D. 67-3t _ ——e e IG TYPE POLAND CHINAS—A FEW FALL Bboanut:udsomhzbuujndmto select from, sired by Smoothe A. Wonder and Eddy Boy. Prices right; satisfaction guaran- teed. Can ship over G. N. or N, P. C. E. Sheldon, Sheyenne, N. D. 58-14t CHESTER WHITE HOGS AND BARRED Plymouth Rock and Buff Orpington - chickens le. Breeder and shipper of thoroughbred fg:nm stock. Charlie ~ Odegaard, Lake Preston, S, D, 66 4t T R AR e e o S R RN BIG-TYPE POLAND CHINAS—A FEW FALL boars left; and 60 spring boars and gelts to gelect from,' sired by Smoathe A, Wonder and Eddy Boy.— Prices’ right’; satisfact! guaran- tfd' .. Can ship over G. N. or N. P. C. E. Sheldon, Sheyenne, N. D. b7-1t OT USE LONGER IN MY HERD MY ulefoot - hog, “Shamrock “Chief No. 60711, and ‘will sell at a bargain, This is a splendid animal and sure breeder. thave some young pigs for sale, ‘Drices, right: 'W. D. Gillespie, > Fargo, N. D.: B5-4tf B e e e e L I G GALLOWAY BULLS FOR SALE, $80 AL UP. Also ‘herd bull. Black Hawk 2d No, 41869 by -imported Chief of "Cargur . No. 28614. Pedigree furnished. Mammoth Bronze ° turkey toms; old tom weighs 40 pounds. Ross B. Ryder, Altamont, S. D. ot e P e H FOR SALE—-IMPORTED , BELGIUM tallion. He has proven a sure breeder and: his gets are like the chip off the old block. I T i e'1. Sl conshine eadet muiualent or I will cons| +equivela D i navera pavehnal bla: Froheran fgur-year-old, bred in this country,’a fine stylish ow. If Interested write me At once !a’. téhey-. . Bye, Mention' the Leader When Patronizing: Advertisers. Leader Classified Advertiseme ALL CLASSIFIED ADS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE nts " LIVE STOCK—Continued mc% SALE—OUR ' REGISTERED = POLAND ina hoar, Superior . Long - Wonder,- a 600 pound yearling in breeding - unquestion: ably. the best -boar in the state, out of a litter _ of- twelve pigs, and sires litters of frc to_twelye pigs. . As we are keeping gelts out of this boar we can’t usd him any longer. We also have pigs of either sex for sale from this boar,_ and five to seven hundred pound sows. ' For. he best Polands in the Northwest, address R..J. Brock & Son., Baatry, N. D. ~ BT-Tt . -BROKEN WATCHES .. SEND. YOUR BROKEN WATCH TO US. WE put it in first class condition for $1.50. The ‘Watch Shop, Fargo, N. D. - bB-4t MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO,JLOAN ON FARM LAND IN NORTH Dakota.” W. J. Lahe Co., Fargo, N. D. b5-4tf FOR SALE—FARM MACHINERY B T S LS o S P S D, FOR SALE—ONE REEVES 25-H. P. ENGINE; one 8-bottom and one 10-bottom John Deere engine plow. C. N. Northrop, Blabon, Ns.l 129)é FOR SALE—ONE RUMELY ENGINE GANG, 8ix stubble and four breakers, run two seasons. Will take $226 cash. Robert Grubb, Powers Lake, N. D. b6-4t Political Advertisement . J. E. CARVER Democratic Candidate for County Treas- urer, Wells County Reasons why you should vote for J. E. Garver: “Was raised on a farm and has always farmed. Has studied methods of marketing from two angles, that of an actual farmer on the farm ___and that of a grain buyer in elevator. Has always taken active interest in any move- ment for the betterment of rural life, as well as city life, and is always a booster for up-to-date improvements. If you don't know Garver talk to some one who does before voting. He is: entitled to office. = POULTRY FOR SALE—Purcbred Rose and Single Comb R. I Red cockerels, May hatched, $1.25. Delbert Wurm. Kintyre, N. D. 69-3t FOR SALE-SILVER LACED WYANDOTTES, bred for business, winter layers; $1 to $3 each. Anthony Elm, Lansford, N. D, 54-10t FOYR SALE—P’I‘IREBEEI?I M'm Bs.i;"rulgxlg\!g. oung toms, each, - T8, 3 o & e 2, Rolette, N. D, - 58-4t ——dee—eee e FOR SALE--STRAIN PUREBRED R..C. RHODE Island Reds,”. April hatched cockerels, $1.75; %ullg.a. $1; $10 for ‘12." J. C. Allen, ;(‘ur‘l: FOR SALE—25 C. R. I. RED COCKERELS. ALL hens trapnested. One hen lald 162 eggs in 7 monf:e.’ Shipped on approval, Prices $1 and $1.bv. -M. N. Hatcher, Fargo, N. D. : 59-5tf HELP WANTED WANTED—MARRIED MAN BY THE YEAR ON stock and dairy farm, Holstein herd. Might give share proposition to capable man having his own help. W. F. Reynolds, Lark, N. 1%8 i . MISCELLANEOUS RYE GRASS SEED FOR SALE. S. D, JOHN- son, Rolla, N. D. EYEGLASS CLEANERS FREE. _Send name. C. G. Mugg, Specialist, Grand Forks, Nfiglgé IRISH AND RUSSIAN WOLF HOUND PUPS for sale. Prices reasonable, Ernest Kapaun, Alice, N. D. 59-9t Political Advertisement ; W. J. BURKE Candidate for State’s Attorney of Pem- bina County on the Republican Ticket A sogial member of the Nonpartisan League and a sympathizer with the - Political Advertisement . League Metnbe.f Writes Important Letter. TO LEAGUE MEMBERS, GRAND FORKS COUNTY: One of the most important contests in Grand Forks county is the de:_tio:{ of State’s Attorney. . Mr. Sveinbjorn Johnson is the Democratic nominee and has made a clean, splendid campaign. He has.lived in North Dakota for over 29 years and came to Grand Forks for the first time 15 years ago to enter the University. He secured his education by hia own efforts, ‘Without a dollar he entered the University and by doing janitor work, waiting on table and displaying the grit of his old Norse ancestors, worked his way through school. He practiced law for a year or more in Pembina county and during the last four sessions of the. legislature at Bismarck he assisted members "in preparation of the most important legislative bills. Dur- ing these sessions he has been the expert draftsman at Bismarck. The best evidence of the service rendered by Sveinbjorn Johnson to the Legislature, wholly Republican, was the passage ‘of a@mfi)lufion by ananimous vote indorsing and commending Mr. Johnson far his help during n.- Mr. Johnson's opponent is asking for support on the grounds: First, Because he is married and needs help from the county, and Second, Because he is indorsed by the Grand Forks Herald and the present stute’s attorney who has been in office for-six years and promised the voters ‘two years ago that he would mnot be a candiddte again, but who mow wants to name his successor. Mr, Johnson's opponent has had far better opportunities than the average farmer's son hns His family gave him every advantage. to U. 8. Senator Hansbrough at a large sal For a number of years he was private secretary lary. Immediately afterwards he was made assistant state’s attorney which has brought him about $4000.00. Besides this, he has a private law practice that brings him a large income. Besides receiving money from the county and from private practice, he has for several years been, and now is, U. S. Referee in Bankruptcy .and has collected and retained liberal fees by virtue of that office. Sveinbjorn Johnson has had 16 one to help him. He has made his own way by hard work and during the school vacations he worked on a farm. The Grand Forks Herald is now editorially opposing Mr. Johnson's election and is support- ing his opponent. The leaders of the fight sgainst the League in Grand Forks are opposed to Mr. Johnson's election and are supporting his opponent because so many of the League members who know the situation are supporting Mr. Johnson and because Mr. Johnson supported some of the League candidates before the primary election last summer. should vote for and support Mr. Jolinson; oth Every friend of the League ers should support him because he is an able lawyer and will be an honest and efficient: state’s attorney. ‘G. THOMPSON, Republican Member, Walle Township, 7 Political Advertisment’ TO THE VOTERS OF LA MOURE COUNTY Ladies and Gentlemen: . I will greatly appreciate your support in the election this fall. Respectfully N. B. KNAPP CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY SUPERIN- TENDENT OF SCHOOLS LA MOURE 2 COUNTY, N. D. Political Advertisement H." A. BRONSON CANDIDATE FOR DICTRICT JUDGE of the First Judicial District (Grand Forks and Nelson Counties) A Man of the People and For the People Mr. Bronson is forty-two years of age; he came to this state in 1890.. He is a graduate of. the University -of North Dakota, receiving from that institution the Degree of Master of Arts in 1895, For over fourteen years he has been a lecturer on the Law of Real Property at the Law School of our State University. Mr. Bronson is also recognizel as a writer on law subjects, he being the author of “Bronson on Recitals in Muni- cipal Bonds” and “Bronson on Fixtures.” His ability and standing as a lawyer was recognized in Chicago this year when he was elected as Vice-President of the American Bars Association for the State of North-Dakota. Mr. Bronson has operated a farm for fourteen years in Grand Forks County. He has had a long experience at the bar and is recognized as an able lawyer, with a large practice at Grand Forks, North Dakota. His record as Senator during two ses- _sions of the Legislature shows that he is a man of the people, that he is effi- cient, able and attentive to duties. It is not often that a legislator will be found who is fearless and attentive enough to vote on every bill that comes up for passage during two sessions of the legislature, and this Mr. Bronson has done, excepting one bill, concerning which he was excused from- voting by reason of its affecting a board upon which he was a member. Mr. Bronson has received many in- dorsements from labor organizations and the farmers. He intreduced. in the senate the Workmen’s Compensation Act, and it did pass in the Senate, but was killed in the house ‘during’ the last session, of the legislature. He - intro- duced in two different sessions of - the legislature the Anti-Ambulance Chasing Act, which passed two sessions of the legislature, but was vetoed both times by Governor Hanna. He advocated re- duction in the rates of interest, and " these reductions in the rates of interest have now been made by.law., . ' Mr. Bronson has also received muc commendation from the members of the Equity Society for his fight put up in the senate to preserve the Terminal Ele- vator Fund. Y. 1t is largely through his speeches in the senate denouncing attempted action of the legislature in " disregarding the express Will of the people, in two dif- ferent elections, concerning this terminal elevator fund, and the methods that the stalwart machine were using in"attempt- ing to wipe .out this - trust fund, that aroused\the people of the state to de- mand a. referendum to the people con- cerning this terminal elevator fund bill, Mr. Bronson received an endorsement from the Equity members as a national delegate on the LaFollette ticket last spring, but was unable to accept the same on account of conflicting engage- ments in June, 1916, His long residence in this state, hig learning and ability as™ a« lawyer, his legislative record of eclean service for the people and of continuous fighting against the gang politicians _and machine methods, his progressive ideals and clean life eminently and ‘well' qualify him for the position of District Judge. Vote for Hd. A. BRO}‘ISON. a llvor& bl:llmh PO fadee of the. Fiest. Sudicin Disctict. """ ‘Mention the Leader When Patronksing Advartisers - A A DB