The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, January 11, 1917, Page 16

i g A PSSO ey S o o W R Y ST S TR — B P MADE OF CONCRETE AND STEEL This is the concrete age. Concrete is replacing all other materials and methods of construction and is the ideal material for fence posts because of its permanence. Progressive farers everyghere are installing concrete fence posts. Concrete fence posts can be made szt about the same price as ordinary wooden posts would cost and the first cxst is the last and only cost. The con- crete fence post is not only permanent but beautifies the farm as well. We sell multiple molds especially made for farm use. One set of molds make four posts at one operation and only costs $12.50. By our system farmers can make their own posts right on the farm where needed. No experience necessary. Our circular will instruct you. ® Quite often we have inquiries if our molds are wood or steel: Our answer is wood of course, why? bedause wet concrete adheres to steel and causes the posts to stick to molds while setting. Wood separates from concrete while set- ting and posts can be easily removed from molds. ‘ We also make and sell the specially prepared cabled wire for reinforcing the posts and also the spacially double staple attachment for the posts to enable the farmer to attach or detach any fence desired to the posts. Agents Wanted Everywhere. We are exceedingly anxious to intreduce our molds in all parts of the country as rapidly as possible and therefore we offer handsome commissions to agents and will assign Exclusive Territory. As a rule, farmers prove to be our best agents, handling it as a side line with their farm work and quite often secure an outfit by assisting the company in selling the molds. Actual size, reinforcing Use 4 in a post Actual size staple Write for Circular ational Fence Supply Gompan Wichta, Kansas L. L. TREGLOAN, North Western Representative Fargo, N. D. has competent, practical business management. hundreds of thousands of dollars to our farmers in the years to come. The Northern Packing Company will develop-the great Northwest by keeping our money at home—by increasing profits from-our-farms, by saving long haul freight charges, shrinkage, commissions—and it will pay back big profits to the investor. ~ 3 ABSOLUTELY FREE! We have prepared a handsome 24-page book- let, printed in two colors, which gives statistics with reference to North Da- kota animal production, and which we want to send to you absolutely free. Clip the coupon in this ad“NOW, and send it to us and read about your share of this big successful, profitable industry. ot Mention Leader when writing advertisers ) X company knows the field, knows that there are plenty of hogs. cattle and sheep Announcement By the League Speakers’ Bureau | IMPORTANT CHANGES Owing to requests from members of the League from towns on the routes of our speakers that had not been in- cluded in the lists of meetings, some changes, cancellations and additions have been made to the list. as pub- lished in the last issue of the Leader. ‘Where cancellations have occurred, we shall hold meetings later and shall announce the dates as soon as they can be arranged. Note these changes and cancellations carefully: South Dakota — Meetings at Stratford and Columbia have been cancelled. The Bowdle meeting has been changed from January 18 to January 17. The Hosmer meeting has heen changed from January 17 to January 20. Minnesota—The meetings at the following places have been can- . celled: Clitherall, Villard, Terrace, Sedan and Alexandria. The meet- ing at Henning is changed from January 12 to January 11.- The meeing at Cyrus has been changed from January 16 to January 18. The meeting at Starbuck has been changed from January 17 to Jan- uary 19, NORTH DAKOTA MEETINGS Important business meetings of the Noapartisan League in North Dakota &re scheduled for the following places, German as well as English being spoken at meetings indicated by a star (*). These meetings are of great importance and League members should not fail to be in attendance: *Westfield, Thursday, Jan. 11, 1:30 p. m. Kintyre, Thursday, Jan. 11, 1:30 p. m. ‘Windsor, Thursday, Jan. 11. *Grange hall, Friday, Jan. 22, 1:30 p. m *Winona P. O. Saturday, Jan. 13, 1:20 p. m. Medina, Saturday, Jan. 13. *Napoleon, Monday, Jan. 15, 1:30 p. m. Ypsilanti, Monday, Jan. 15. *Burnstad, Tuesday, Jan. 16, 1:30 p. nu *Wishek, Wednesday, Jan. 17, 1:30 p. m. *Beaver Creek, Thursday, Jan. 18, 1:30 p. m. *Lehr, Friday, Jan. 19, 1:30 p. m, McKenzie, Friday, Jan. 19, 1:30 p. m. Menoken, Saturday, Jan. 20, 1:30 p. m. Sterling, Tuesday, Jan. 23, 1:30 p. m. Driscoll, Wednesday, Jan. 24, 1:30 p. m. Dawson, Thursday, Jan. 25, 1:30 p. m. Crystal Springs, Friday, Jan. 26, 1:30 p. m. *Arena, Saturday, Jan. 27, 1:30 p. m. *Tuttle, Monday, Jan. 29, 1:30 p. m. ‘Wing, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1:30 p. m. Still, Wednesday, Jan. 31, 1:30 p. m. Let’s Put These Big Profits In Our Own Pocket FARMERS OF THE NORTHWEST!' How long are we going to send all of the big profit in farming outside of our own territory? How long are we going to stand the big. shrinkage in the shipping of live stock and the big freight charges on our meats back? How long are we going to pay the other fellow big mx;,gx;u- facturers' profits? How long are we going to put our money into terminal charges, yardage, and many days' feeding, long freight char a multitude of other extra charges that apply to the packing business as it is now organized and operated. The answer to this question is up to you. The packing business can be conducted suctessfully in North Dakota:—the enormous profits re i i . ). 'ea] Mokt the biggest industry in the United States—can be put into our own pockets. All that is necessary is co-operation. 2 Refiin thiis There has been organized in North Dakota, under the state laws of our own state, the Northern Packing Company, with a capitalization of 3500,000 00. This to operate its plant, knows that it has a profitable market, and knows that it Every farmers and business man in the Northwest is given an opportunity to buy Stock in this home industry. Robinson, Monday, Feb. §, 1:30 p. m, Lake Williams, Tuesday, Feb. 6, 1:30; ' Peltibone, Wednesday, Feb, 7, 1:30 p. m. : IN TWO STATES _ Following is a list of Nonpartisan League meetings to be held in Minne- sota_and South Dakota: _ "South Dakata Jan. 10, Frederick and Bath. _ Jan. 11, Westport and Groton. . Jan. 12, Warner and Lily. - Jan. 13, Webster and Mina. © Jan. 15, Ipswich and -Bristol. - Jan. 16, Roscoe and Waubay. * Jan. 17, Bowdle and Marvin. ; Ja'n._ 18, Inland south of Bowdle and Ortley. ) Jan. 19, Loyalton at 1 p. m., Summif at 2 p. m. Jan. 20, Hosmer and Sisseton. Jan. 22, Stratford and Peever. Jan. 23, Huffton. Jan. 24, Amherst and Bradley. Jan. 25, Columbia and Garden City. Jan. 26, Clark and Houghton. Jan. 27, Doland and Hecla. Minnesota Jan. 10, Underwood and Melrose. Jan. 11, Henning and Brooten. Jan. 12, Parkers Prairie and New London. < Jan. 13, Wadena and Willmar. Jan. 15, Bertha, 2 p. m.; Maple Leaf Schoolhouse, 7:30 p. m. " Atwater, Mal-. lory. Jan. 16, Verndale, 2 p. m.; . N. E. of Verndale School Dist. No. 4, at 7:30 p. m.; Kerkhoven and Fisher. Jan. 17, New York Mills, Benson and MecIntosh. Jan. 18, Perham, Cyrus and Dugdale. Jan. 19, Frazee, Starbuck and Es- skine. i Jan. 20, Audubon, Glenwood and Fos~ ston. Jan. 22, Angus, Hawley at 2 p. m.; Swanville at 1 p. m. Jan. 23, Glyndon and Argyle, 2 p. m.; Grey Bagle at 1 p. m. Jan. 24, Kennedy, Felion and Ashby. Jan. 25, Hallock, Ada and HBvans- ville. Jan. 26, Stephen, Beltrami and Alex- andria. Jan. 27, Warren and Osakis. The above metings to occur at 2 p. m., unless otherwise indicated. For Quick Results Use “Classified” Ads. Ancient Order United ‘Workman OF NORTH DAKOTA Insurance in force $11,500,000.00 Reserve 1.350,000.00 Tssues policies from $1000 to $5000 at 25 per cent less than old line life com- panies. WHY LIFE INSURANCE IS NEED- ED. BECAUSE Nine out of every ten men leave no estate, Because: Ninety per cent of estates of $5000 or over are dissipated within 7 years. For information and sample policy write Home Office. FARGO, N. D, 'ges, commissions and It will be successful, and-it. will save Northern Packing Company, Grand Forks, North Dakota. Gentlemen: Without obligation of any sort on my part, , ; please send me your Northern Packing Company booklet mentioned in your advertige- ment in the Nonpartisan Leader. INAINO, .« co oo nnasanssnscosessossnstonsssnssonssnsinsnsnnis AQATeSS. 000 eseansoseenniostenussranunnesssnnnsessanns Northren Packing Company, Grand Fbrks, N.D. A North Dakota Corporation, Financed by Farmers and Business Men, Manufacturing and Marketing North Dakota Products. Mention Leader when writing advertisers