The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, March 3, 1919, Page 14

N\ Improve Your Livestock :§ BUY SHORTHORNS :} 3-GREAT SALES-3 ¢l MARCH 4 AT FARGO 3 ford, Springdale Livestock company and others sell 60 Shorthorn bulls and females in the new sale pavilion. MARCH 5 AT FARGO il Hammer Bros. and H. S. Halvorson of Cooperstown sell 50 select Scotch and Scotch-topped Shorthorns at Fargo, and Critchfield Bros. sell 45 choice Big Type Poland China bred sows. MARCH 6 AT GRAND FORKS The North Dakota Livestock association holds its sale of Short- horns, with 70 head from 24 prominent breeding herds of North Dakota. MARCH 6, AT 6 P. M. The annual banquet and meeting of the North Dakota Livestock association takes place. - MARCH 17, 9:30 A. M., GRAND FORKS The North Dakota Livestock association holds its sale of brood sows, Durocs, Polands, Yorks and Berks—80 head. MARCH 7, 1:30 P. M., GRAND FORKS The North Dakota Livestock association holds its sale of Percheron, Belgian and Clyde stallions and mares. “MARCH 7, 3 P. M., GRAND FORKS The North Dakota Livestock association holds its sale of bred ewes. : “ — OB W Plan to attend these great sales of improved livestock. Write today for a catalog and mention the Leader to B. H. CRITCHFIELD, Sales Manager Box 213, FARGO, N. D. O Wt S et S ——— — — — — — — — — — —— — — p— — — PERCHERON Stallions and Mares and Shorthorn Cattle SALE AT LAMOURE, N. D.,, MARCH 12 AND 13 35 stallions and mares—good ones, and 40 Shorthorn bulls and females. This sale is held by the foremost breeders of good Percherons, the Ellisons, John G. Nelson, Nelson Knutson, A. P. Smith and other well- known breeders. A lot of the blood of the champion Vonmose. McGuire & Engart, Auctioneers. O. M. Ellison, LaMoure, Sec'y. Send for catalog. . White Bros. of Valley City Sell Percherons The dispersion of this old-established herd takes place at. VALLEY CITY, N. D.,, MARCH 14 80 stallions, mares and fillies to be sold at auction, from one of the best-known Percheron studs in the Northwest. You can’t afford to miss it. Sale right in town. Get started breeding good horses now. Come to our sale March 14. g . M. M. WHITE, Proprietor . Send for catalog. : VALLEY CIT Y?_- N. D. S et S St s S S S — — —— — — T——_" — . — — — — — — {— LIVESTOCK SPECIALISTS Offers farmers and stockmen over the Northwest its free service in locating and selecting’ all kinds of good livestock. Let us know what you want—we can find it for .you. -If you have any livestock for sale we can help you find a buyer. ‘Write us and ‘mention the Leader, # e R T e e e e e Mention the Leader When W_ritinzr'Ad‘véx:'l.:hau}v i e The B. H. Critchfield Co. of Fargo is analagous to the L. W. W.?” the reporter asked. W.,” said Mr. Taft. “Perhaps that was a little too strong. They are more like the Populists. Probably I said they were like the I. W. W., but I really think I had the Populists in mind.” : “Goodby, goodby,” boomed the genial ex-president as he prepared to go to the rear platform, to speak again on the league of nations. “You will find that I am right when you get a little older.” North Dakota Celebrates Lincoln Day (Continued from page 5) ers and their wives, burst into cheers and ‘applause as the vote was announced, 74 to 37, exactly two to one. The League had just the number of votes it needed, with not one to spare. The scores of League farmers who had come to Bismarck to celebrate Lincoln Day and to see the League bills passed, went home the next day. Many of them were the same farmers who had come to Bismarck, four years before, to ask-the 1915 legislature to redeem its promise and provide a ter- minal elevator. They had been told to “go home and slop the hogs.” They had gone home--but not to stay. They came back this year to observe Lincoln Day—and the day after. = And then they went- home again, but with a, different feeling. They went home well satisfied that their representatives were serving them truly. They went home feeling, too, that if the spirit of Abraham Lincoln | had been looking down at the North Dakota capitol, he would have said, to his own common people gathered there, the words: ¢ “Well done.” PRAISES THE LEADER St. Joseph, Mo. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: _ For nearly a year I have been read- ing the Nonpartisan Leader. As. I see it, the Nonpartisan Leader has the “gpirit and pep” to fight for the prin- ciples of right and justice at all times. It is a real, true and loyal champion of the public welfare and democracy and to the best of my knowledge it is the best and greatest educator in de- ‘mocracy in existence today. 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