The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, April 21, 1919, Page 23

i Opinion: of Brokers | ; A . Farm Prosperity The stock brokerage firm of Good- body & Co., New York City, makes some statements of interest to farm- ers in its March market letter. “It is generally assumed,” says the letter, “that with wheat at $2.26 a bushel” ab Chicago, hogs at 19 cents and with the prices of most other farm’ products similarly high, that our farmers are out of debt, riding in- autos and rolling in wealth. “It is true that farm land values in high as they were 10 years ago and that this fact makes many land-own- ing farmers feel rich. It is also true " that there is another side to the ques- tion. This other, and dark side, is dis- played in “The. Food-Crisis and Amer- icanism,” a book just published by the MacMillan. company. The - author, William Stull of Omaha, Neb., is a scientific farmer of wide experience.” The market letter then quotes from the concluding chapter of this book as follows: ; - “The farms of this country are more heavily mortgaged than ever before. many of our best agricultural -states, the majority of men on them are tenants or\hired men, with little or no capital, less education and few _aspirations; many of them foreigners, having no conception of our free insti- tutions. This - situation is full of ‘pathos: and fraught with dangers—not simply because farms are mortgaged, but because those mortgages have, during the fruitful years, increased more rapidly than ever before. * * * Nor is it because some men are ten- ants and others labor for a wage, but because most of these men labor with little hope of ever- acquiring a com- petency or a home of their own. “This accumulation of propertyless people on.our farms is a new situation —a new phase in the economic life of the nation. How long will this class . of people, if they continue in hopeless-|- --Ia toil, turn a deaf ear to the Socialists and .the Bolsheviki, who expatiate on their wrongs and suggest a division of all property and the leveling of all classes.” What Goodbody & Co. think is like- ly to happen in view of the fact that our farmers are so heavily mortgaged that they can not stand.a big reverse, is indicated by the following: * “Just now, we assume that most of our farmers are relatively prosperous. We fear for the future, however, when the prices of farm products decline— as we assume that they will do as soon as Europe’s lands are again well tilled. Will billions of dollars of mortgages be foreclosed? What will be the finan- i igl, economic and political ‘ef~ g fects 7” - For Sale FOR SALE in_ North wnuklou:u %?.00&: stock u"att’lou‘l $10,000, sell on reasonable terms or e for unen- cumbered land. Box 146, Rock Lake, N. D. OB SALE—HALF INTEREST IN MARKET 'den. price $50 per acre. This bargain is GAR- all wool and a yard wide. W, H. Brown, Devils N. D., Box 147. WE DEAL IN AUTOMOBILES AND ALWAYS have Eoo'd second hand Fords on hand. Write for prices. Reuter Bros., Carlos, Minn. S NE NEW 'CONCERT ROLLER ORGAN _AND omlll cheap. Write Joe-Bruening, Carrington, N. D. 'OR: SALE—MAILING LIST 178,000.. WRITE FOR ° O on i B Ariualer Mados Suat, Professional Schools YOUNG MEN, YOUNG_ LAD I T i Telegraph Institute, 8§47 Hennepin, Minneapolis. ARBER TRADE SUCCESSFULLY TAUGHT TO e e T 3 or ar) 8?)5 Hennepin - Ave., Minneapolis, ‘Minn. Kodak Finishing LET US,DEVELOP YOUR FILMS. ONLY 25 cents ?or six-exposure. roll and six prints. Postal slz%‘ 40 . cents, ‘mailed prepaid. = Moen’s Studlo, Box K, Preston, n. : ; Wanted to Buy *j g TE! - 8 e 0] 3 o pextshipm t—Fargo Hide, Fur & Tanning Co. " Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers for sale and auction sales; to make results come from Leader Classified Ads. of 8 cents per word is made, ship receipt when claiming the 8-cent rate. rate. ‘Poultry EGGS FOR HATCHING. Crested Black Polish, $1.75 for Rhode _Island Reds, Silver-Luced Wyandottes, . Single-Comb White Leg- PUREBRED WHITE 13; Rose-Comb Silver-Spangled Hamburgers, horns, Houdons, $1.50 per 15; White Pekin ducks, $1.50 per 9. No money order postoffice in Ham- mer. Robert Weinkauf, Hammer, 8. D. ———— e e e . TRY CONDENSED BUTTERMILK—NOTHING. BET- ter for growth in pigs fed with cornmeal. It will double production in poultry. Shipped in barrel lots from our factories at Duluth, Grand Forks and Sloux Falls. Products guaranteed. {mre: °catalog today. Grelck-Hovey - Oo., n. EGGS FOR HATCHING—TOULOUSE, African, China ?ese: White - Holland; ~Bourbon_Red and Bronze tur 3 from high .quality. matin; Catalog free. PREPAID EGGS FOR HATCHING; GUARANTEED fresh and fertile. Large, fancy stock f: Rose-Comb White Wyandottes and Barred Ply- mouth Rocks, $2 for 15;&50 for 45; $8 for 100; also Mammoth Pekin ducks, $2 for 11} $3.50 for 22. J. M. Janssen, Sibley, Iowa, R. 3, Box 4. PARTRIDGE WYANDOTTE EGGS, 15 FOR. $1.75; 80 for $3.25; 100 for $8. Baby chicks, 25 cents each: $22 per 100. Rouen duck eggs, 12 for $2; 24 for $3.50; 50 for $6.50. Bred to lay, pay- and welgh. 'S. C. Woeaver, Carrington, N. D. oughbred geese, ducks, turkeys and chickens in any quantity. State b , price_and’ number you furnish. Cedar Lawn Poultry Farm, Mankato, Minn. LIGHT BRAHMA HATCHING EGGS FOR. SALE; 15 eggs, packed in safety cartons, $1.50; 100 eggs packed in egg carrier, $7. All orders Rromptly staken care of.” C. S. Gransberg, Kempton, N. D. PUREBRED ~SINGLE-COMB WHITE LEGHORN hatching eggs; hardy farm range stock; heavy win- ter layers: “Famous Smith Strain;”’ $1.50 per 15; $8 per 100. Albert G. Lieske, Hendersom;, Minn. FERTILITY GUARANTEED. SINGLE-COMB WHITE Leghorn eggs, $6 per 100; 40 eggs, $3.50; setting, $1.50. Silver-Laced Wyandottes, _setting, $ Lonevale Poultry Farm, Fortuna, N. D. PUREBRED WHITE- PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS for hatching from frlu-whmluz stock; “‘Fishel Strain;” $1.50 per 15; $4 g&r 50; $7 per 100. Henrietta Lieske, Henderson, nn. PUREBRED SINGLE-COMB BLACK MINORCA ‘hatching eggs; heavy laying strain; $1.50 per 15; $4 per 50; $7 per 100. I'll give you an honest doal. Geo. W. Lieske, Henderson, Minn. —_——— FERRIS STRAIN 8.-C. WHITE LEGHORN HATCH- ing cggs, mated to cockerels of new blood; No. 1 - winter layers; 15 for $1.50; 100 for $7. August Swenson, Gilby, N. D. —— e PUREBRED WHITE-ROCK EGGS, 15 for $1.75; 50 for $3.75: purebred White Holland turkey eggs, 10 ;orsths. prepaid. Martin Pederson, North- wood, . 3 EGGS—“CHOICE PUREBRED ROSE-COMB RHODE -Island R winter layers; $2 for 24; $3.75. for 48; $6.90 for 96. Minn. PUREBRED ROSE-COMB BROWN LEGHORN eges; egg-producing strain; 24 for $2; 48 for $3.75; delivered. Peterson Bros., Georgetown, Minn. EGGS—PUREBRED RHODE ISLAND REDS, WIN- ter-laying strain, $1.25 per dozen. Will ship by parcel post. A. J. Schmidt, Norwood, Minn. - YOUNG STRAIN WINTER LAYERS SINGLE-COMB White Leghorns, excellent stock. Eggs $1.50 per 15; $6 per 100. E. E, Wolf, Flasher, N. D. EGGS—ROSE-COMB BUFF LEGHORN, COLUM- blan Wpyandottes, Silver Wyandottes, Rose-Comb Reds. L. Johannessohn, Beltrami, Minn. EGGS FROM PUREBRED SINGLE-COMB BUFF rpingtons, winter. layers. $1 lg‘l,r 15: $6 per 100. Mrs. Harry R. Danielson, Pettibone, N. D. EGGS—PUREBRED BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK, $1.50 for 15; $4 for 50; $7 for 100. Oscar Swanson, Alexandria, Minn., Birchdale Stock Farm. SELECTED EGGS—PUREBRED WHITE WYAN- dottes, 15 for $1.50; 30 for $2.40; 50 for $3.25; 100 for $6. John Bentdahl, Hanska, Minn. EGGS, CHICKENS, DUCKS, GEESE, TURKEYS; rize winners; list free. Blue Ribbon Farm, W neapolis, P. O. Hopkins, ‘Minn. EGGS PREPAID—WHITE WYANDOTTES, FARM raised, winter «layers; $1.50 1\}mr 15, $7 per 100, Mrs, - Chris Wold, Enderlin, N, D. i ouf .50 _per 15, postpaid; r 3 Mrs. J. W. Shute, Dickey, N‘.’oD. L SILVER-LACED _ WYANDOTTES, -C. WHITE Leghorns _and Red Sussex. Catalog free. Arnold Kietzer, Vernon Center, Minn. EGGS—ROSE-COMB WHITE LEGHORNS FROM Eilzo-wlnnlng strains; $1.50 per 15; $7 per 100, Benson, Verona, N. D. PUREBRED BARRED ROCK HATCHING EGGS, 15 for $1.75. Cocks, prize winners. Harriet Kringlen, ~ Stanchfield, Minn. HATCHING EGGS FROM 200 TO 264-EGG STRAIN: 8. C. White horns, $1.25 for 15 prepaid. W. F. Nelson, Ashby, Minn., R. 2. E(;(s}flaPUBElgnm BA’HD ROCKS; $1.50 PEB.B H per. ;- Prepaid, good cartons. - Mrs. Huttner; - Lignite, N, D. EGGS—PUREBRED. TOULOUSE. GEESE, BRED from ‘extra nico birda; $3 per. seven. . Meivin Gut- tormson, Perley, Minn. 3 EGGS—PUREBRED R.-C, B. I. REDS, $1.15 PER ~15; $6_per~100. Mrs. M. O. Mattson, B. 2, Thief River Falls, Minn. , GS FROM PUREBRED 8.-C. BUFF ORPING- m!ona. $1.50 per 15; $8 per 100. G. H. Baker, Lansford, N. D. WHITE WYANDOTTE HATCHING ' EGGS, $1.50 per letunfi $10 per 100, prepaid. Flora Walker, Kathryn,” N, D. EGGS FOR SALE FROM CHOICE WHITE ROCKS, Fishel strain: 15 for sz;}no for $8. Geo. Stead, Manvel, N. PUREBRED B.-C,_ BUFF ORPINGTON HATCHING eucnu. 31N50 :mr 15; $6 per 100. Carl Wolf, Bot- eau,” N. D. PUREBRED BARRED ROCK EGGS. FIRST PEN, fi‘”:ffifimd pen, $1.25 per 15. Fred Teske, Al- ny, n; SINGLE-COMB BUFF LEGHORNS, 108 EGGS,_ $5. Buff Bocks,. 108 eggs,’ $6.° Otto Friton, Sieepy Eye, Leader Classified Department “THE FARMER’S MARKET PLACE” This is the place to advertise your stock, farm machinery, your wants known and have them supplied. Rates are 10 cents per word per issue. league when advertising to sell their own pro League members must give the number All advertising for sale of lands carries the Ads must reach us two weeks before date of publication. ALL CLASSIFIED ADS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE Mrs. Bert Maring, ‘Georgetown, ° PAGE ' TWENTY- chickens, eggs, produce Best To members of the National Nonpartisan ducts or supplying their own needs, a rate f their member- Poultry (Continued) ————— EGGS FROM PUREBRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS, $1.50 for 15. Mrs. Mike Berg, Pettibone, N. D, —_— ™ 0% N D SINGLE-COMB ORPINGTON EGGS, $2 PER 15; $7 per 100. Wm. Reemts, Northwood, N. D. 8.-C. WHITE LEGHORN EGGS, $1.50 PER 15; $7 per 100. Andrew Dahlen, Detroit, Minn, WHITE AND BUFF ROCK EGGS, $5 PER 100, Joseph Minkel, Mapleton, Minn. § ! ROSE-COMB REDS, 15 EGGS, $1.25; . Wm. Brewer, Oriska, o!\'. D. A M BOR G 1 BUY CHICKENS, VEAL, EGGS, HIDES. 8. L. —_— McKay, St. Paul, Miun. _Harness, Automobiles and Accessories X EXCEPTIONAL SALE OF U. 8. GOVERNMENT , hamess, collars and saddles. We are disposing of a large assortment of U. 8, saddlery goods at a frac- tion of their cost to the government: Artillery har- ness, $45; western saddles, $45; McClellan saddles, $10; metal collars, $2.50. As we have only a limit- ed supply of these goods, we do not issue catalogs, and we do not ship anything C. O. D. Barrett & Zimmerman, Midway Horse Market, St. Paul, Minn, HARNESS! HARNESS! WHY BUY CHEAP FAC- tory-made harness when you can buy the best heavy breeching farm harness for $65; 13%-inch trace, six- foot long, with heel chain attached; 1%-inch line made from the best of government leather; guar- anteed in every way. WIill ship goods C. 0. D. subject to your approval anywhere. Express charges must be advance Twin City Harness Company of Midway, 1948 University Ave., St. Paul, Minn, FORDS RUN 34 MILES PER GALLON WITH OUR 1919 carburetors. Use cheapest gasoline 11:” half kerosene. Start e any weather. croased g:;_er. Styles- for l-nlvl motors. Runs _slow h'g': % n Attach yourself. - Big profits for a Money back guarantee, 30 days’ trial. Air Fric- tion Carburetor Co., 473 Madison 8t., Dayton, Ohio. LARGEST STOCK OF NEW AND, SECOND-HAND harness in -West. Your own price. 00 dozens 1x21-inch hame straps new, $2 dozen. Cata- logs mailed free. Liberty bonds accepted dt par. Midway Harness Co., 1953 University Ave., St Paul, Minn. Seed ALFALFA SEED, MONTANA NORTHERN GROWN, the best and most hardy seed on the market, from state inspected fields; genulne pale blue blossom Grimms with pedigree; No. 1, 99.26 pure, 40 cents Er pound; No. 2, 30 cents; Montana native variety, cents and 15 cents. Other distribution point, Moorhead, Minn. . Address James Rannel, Harlem, Mont., Box A 104. HOME GROWN, BROWN COUNTY YELLOW DENT seed corn.. Selected: matures in 85 days. - Com- posite tests 98 to 100 per cent germination. One (fwll;"the hvelxiydbestdnrle:lles fflsla the liort‘llW{es:.n dC&r:-‘ y shelled and graded; r_bushel u sacks. J. L. Olsen, Hartley, ge D. % ALFALFA SEED, HOME GROWN; WILL N oT winter kill; $18.50 per bushel, sacks included. Jake Boomgaarden, Wahpeton, N. D. SEED CORN—STILL SOME MINNESOTA NO. 13 left; matures in 90 days; also good yielder. John- son Farming Co., New Ulm, Minn. SEED CORN—EARLY MURDOCK, -NORTHWEST- ern Dent; test 88; $5 per bushel. Joseph Minkel, Mapleton, Minn. GUARANTEED BUGLESS SEED POTATOES AT $1.50 per bushel. Matt Holman, Miller, 8. D. Emp UPPLAGUS! FARM help of all kinds. Have listed several first class married couples and 50 amnordlnm%ozood farm hands, who can furnish reference. not delay in placing your order now, as these men are ready to leave. State full particulars in first lefter and top wages you will pay. Do not delay. P. A. Palardy, 111 Marquette Ave.,, Minn Northwestern Emplioyment Agency. MEN—WOMEN, 18 OR OVER, WANTED IMMEDI- ately. U. 8. government positions. Commence $92 month. Vacations. Common education sufficient. Hundreds ‘pemunent peace positions. Write ime . mediately for list. Franklin Institute, Dept. K48, Rochester, N. Y. WE ARE SPECIALIZING IN 8| eapolis, will treated as one of the family, - State wages lsnL g’nzl letter. Address 312 Nonpartisan Leader, aul, 5 $30 per M, and Towa at $32 per M. prices on lumber, millwork, paints, all kinds of hutiding materials, ber Co., 2900 Como Boulevard, Minneapolis, Minn. SAVE ONE-FOURTH. BUY ' YOUR LUMBER, shingles, roofing and paint at wholesale. No order too sm We ship quick from Twin Write_postal now for price list. Neubert Lumber Co.. Box 902, Mankato, Minn, — e LUMBER AND SHINGLES AT _REDUCED PRICES, Farmers’ trade a ialty. Best quality. Robert Emerson. Company, x 1156-N Tacoma, Wash. RED CEDAR POSTS_IN CAR LOTS. DELIVE) prices to farmers. J. B. Overton, Sagle, Idahn. o A Tires TIRES AND TUBES AT WHOLESALE PRICES TO the farmer at retail. Get largest .tire_concern in the Northwest, Auto Tire Co. of St. Paul, St. Paul’s tire bargain center, 77 West Seventh St., St. Paul, Minn, Mail orders filled: same day . received. TIRES—TUBES—TIRES.’ WRITE FOR PRICE LIST today. Independent Tire Supply: House, 3850 Cedar St., 8t. Paul, Minn. g TIRES—HIGHWAY—TIRES. OUR . PRICE__LIST t on uest. People’s Tire Com . 128° WL fl 8t., gt? Paul, lfl;fi: P Farm Machinery - - FOR SALE—INTERNATIONAL MOGUL TRACTOR, e oo 0 e ey i S hottom, 16-lnch, nly - u 7y83 z 31. .- Leeson sfim. Northville, N. D, } James Lum- RED T A A T B T S AR TN Y N S T Farms —_———— EXCELLENT 337%-ACRE FARM FOR SALE: CASS county,- N, D,; threc miles from Amenia. Land nearly all fenced and cross-fenced; excellent set of new bulildings; seven-room house; two barns, one hip roof 30x70, the other 28x40, both nearly new; two good granaries, room for all the grain. Silo and other small buildings. A barguin at $90 per acre. Gust Zimmerman, Amenia, N, D. e et _C 0 P I OWN ABOUT 5,000 ACRES OF CHOICE FARM land In central North Dukota that I want to sell to actual settlers. Several good improved farms and cholce prairie from quarters to solid sections. Come direct to owner without an agent, save com- mission and buy at lowest figure. B. G. Loughren, Steele, N. D. —_— HUBBARD COUNTY (MINN.) FARMS, $10 TO $16 per acre, $1.50 per acre cash, balance easy; close to markets, schools and lakes. 20,000 acres to se- lect from; list ai ap free. Pillsbury Syndicate, 1227 Met. Life Bl Minneapolis, Minn, FOR SALE—OUR 10,000 ACRES MONTANA wheat land, small farms to suit purchaser, $15 to $45 acre, on railroall, good schools, fine neigh- bors, no crop “ fallures. ~ Write for ° literature. Armstrong Land Co., Rapelje, Mont. IMPROVED FARMS IN LAKE REGION, MOST favored part of North Dakota. Small payment down, balance crop payments, Bfiy from owner— i“l: ageug' big commissions, awkinson, Rock ake, N. D. $100 DOWN, NO MORE PAYMENTS FOR 10 years, secures good clover farm. No sand, roek, swamp. Good schools, roads, markets. George A. Besser, 825 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis. FOR SALE—Roseau county farms, wild_and im- proved, all prices. Best farm land in Minnesota. Am_a farmer here myself. For information write L. E. Olson, R. 2, Badger, Minn. . —_— I HAVE<GASH BUYERS FOR SALEABLE FARMS. Will deal with owners only. Give_description, lo- cation and cash price. James P, White, New Franklin, Mo. FOR BARGAINS IN CASS COUNTY; HARD wood, easy cloared, cloyer lands. Some lake shore; good road. Write Ole Larson, Walker, WOULD YOU S8ELL YOUR FARM IF YOU GOT your price? Sell direct; no commissions; par- ticulars free. 0. K. Hawley, Baldwin, Wis. SELL YOUR PROPERTY QUICKLY FOR (!AS!!i vo matter where located; particulars free. Rea Estate Salesman Co., Dept. 6, Lincoln, Neb. OTTERTAIL COUNTY, MINN.—160 ACRES, WELL improved farm. Will sell very reasonable if sold in April. Carl Egge, Letcher,”S8. D, SNAP FOR QUICK CASH, 160 ACRES NORTH central North Dakota, $1,600. The Varland Sys- tem, St. Paul, Minn, —_——— IF YOU WANT TO SELL OR EXCHANGE YOUR property write me. John J. Black, 4 St, Chip- pewa Falls, Wis. . HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR SALEABLE FARMS. gemll %lea.nndfideacflpmm‘ 0. O. Mattson, St. aul, Minn.. : ———— e WRITE FOR LARGE LIST IMPROVED FARM, wild, lw‘(:: Liberal term prico. Rivard, Turtle Lake, Livestock TRY CONDENSED BUTTERMILK—NOTHING BET- ter for growth in pigs fed with cornmeal. " It will double production in poultry. Shipped barrel ‘Eo l;ld lor lots from our factories at Duluth, Grand free catalog today. Grelck-Hovey Co., St. Paul, Minn. Sioux Falls, Products aranteed, ——— HIGH 3UALITY CALVES BY EXPRESS, BULLS or heifers. Shorthorn, Holstein, Guernseys. Only $17.50 to $25 for little ones; $30 to $40 for big ones to put on grass. Raise all you can. Write ?l{n catalog. Paul E. Johnson, South St. Paul, n. BREGISTERED POLANDS—FOUR B80WS, FOUR boars from a litter of eleven farrowed February 2; carrying the blood of old, A Wonder and Smooth Wonder, noted Polands; $20 each_ before May 1. Guaranteed to please. Archie E. Myers, America, GRABOW’S EXTREME BIG TYPE POLAND Chinas for sale; 20 extra good fall boars. They are the heavy boned kind: big litter and easy breeding. When writing mention the Leader. Gustav Grabow, Renville, Minn. FOR QUICK SALE—BIG TYPE POLAND CHINA pigs at $12 each net; six to eight weeks old; pedigree iarnished. Can ship on G. N. and N. P, Carl Mose, Sheyenne, N. D. BEGISTERED HOLSTEINS, BULLS, helfers, all ages, \g’flg your wants, ! COWS AND from the leading milk strains. Chas. Splonskowski, Marlon, FOR SALE—REGISTERED PERCHERON & colt,” black. WIIl make ton horse: $200 if .-soon. Johnson Bros., Atwater, Minn. DUROC BRED GILTS, AT FARMERS' PRICES. P. 0. Sonstegard, Georgeville, Minn. - Dogs and Pet Stock - ENGLISH BULL, MALE, BRINDLE, BOWLEGGED, undershot, wide head, pedigreed; Alredales, Bernards, shepherds, colll ulldogs, fox terriers, Dane -_females, fox = 4 di, poodies, mastiff and Great ounds, beagle hounds, rat terriers. John Peterson, 574 Broadway, 8t. Paul. LE PUPS . FROM NATURAL HEELING arents; direct descendants from the $10,000 J. P. organ Scotch collie, a winner of 100 prizes in America and _England; furnished; $10 each. J. G. Kane, Russell, N. D. Honey and Cheese I HAVE ABOUT HALF A CAR OF VERY NICE clover honey left with me for 'sale at once. 'Thi honey {8 thoroughly ripened, rich and fine flavored and will be sold ag long as it lasts at 26 cents per mx:ld in 30-pound cans, M. V. Facey, Preston, : & —_— HONEY OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, 60-POUND CAN, $15.30; two 60-pound -cans, $28.80. rite for prices on Bri American and_8wiss_ ch Satisface tion guaranteed. E. B. Rosa, Monros, Wis. Agents Wanted BIG PROFIT SELLING JUBILEE SPARK IN- tensifier. Banishes spark plug trouble. Bells like Exclusive umwu'ff' Write quick. Jubilee Omaha, Neb. 3 AGENT: " SOLD 18 SPRAYERS AND Autow 8 Saturday; profit, $2.50 each; square . @ Particulars free, Rusler Company, Johnstown, (fiio : WANTED—MEN TO DO ORGANIZATION WORK among the farmers. Address Nonpa: League, Employment Dept., Box 495, St. Paul, Minn. Patents mpt and reljable sei 5 3 A C:‘r,lsen. 742 Pl uth - Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn, s .~ Potatoes =~ . OFFER ~ WANTED—L,000 BUSHELS __TRI and Yorker potatoes. Clean; sound. Henry' Pack- ard,~Waubun, - Minn, 1 : . LOST—25-YEAR-OLD - DARK ~ GRAY, ?‘m;m about 1,500, Carl B ohnson, Wing, N. D. . Mention the' Leader When Writing Advertisers T | |