The Nonpartisan Leader dated June 15, 1916

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, REPUBLICAN Primary Election Ballot ““To vote for a person whose name 13 printed on the ballot mark & cr.as (X) n 'the...

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‘A newspaper that dares to print the truth e R . Official Paper of the Farmers' Nonpartisan Political League of North Dakota

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N~ - paper enemies of the League. CASSELTON VOLUNTEERS. ‘The North. Dakota Firemen’s association held its the convention were

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votes, defeat the men ‘the farmers mdorsed and-elect: Fraine.. Here are shown " this picture was taken 185 automobiles were

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) This is a photograph of the darkened front of.the storeroom in VGrand Forks where the Black Hand secret circular entitled

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5 [ This is the Black, Hand Folder. NORTH DAKOTA IS FACING A CRISIS Did You Get Yours? = JIF YOU HAVE A HOME IN NORTH DAKOTA,

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A beautiful spot was chosen for the Hoople picnic, an island in the town thinly covered with great cottonwoods and elms, and

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A beautiful spot was chosen for the Hoople picnic, an island in the town thinly covered with great cottonwoods and elms, and

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Fifteen lnnldred ARGER audnences and g'neater enthusiasm ‘than have -éver. be- fore marked political ‘gatherings - in North

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ARGER audlences and: gneater enthusiasm “than have - ‘éver . be- fore marked political - gathenn " in North Dakota, ‘have...

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e =—— WHAT IS THIS NEW FANDANGLED} DISEASE CALLED SPRING FEVERY [{CITY FOLKS GET BIT. BY A ==———— = — hriners HE handful. of

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B - yote the farmers’ ticket, while the Lea- * knocks the more determined the farmers zréfitd@t’nd' by their men—J. A. PA % A

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“protect the interests THANK you for the kind invi- tation given me to write an article for your paper on “Why * I Should be

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€ A 1 AM QUITE certain that 95 per cent @ ; * will vote the League ticket straight in t!ns precinct.—A. W. FINBERG. : 1....

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meN N ILL B. -CRAFTY was in a happy mood: He had just returned from a trip to the Sin Twitties, where he had made . arrange-

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Should Farm Women Unite? _The fathers have banded together as ‘the Farmers’ N;onpartisar;\ League of " North Dakota to clean

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AR, ., WEEKLY GRAIN LETTER Courtesy - Equity Cooperative Exchange. St. Paul Grain Exchange, Tues- day, June 18, 1916~—The .

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<.boy, R. H. Grace of Mohall,- candidate . way in the world, his father dying and _..on the farm of his widowed mother, and :

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DISCOUNTS EEPT PRESS ° ' f AT JOBGENSON'S HOME - ./ Political Advertisement I believe every msin will vote thefarm< "5 m@&e

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3 o e, . good: business principles ;and. also. with - A. C. Townley, ; Fargo, N. D. - . My Dear Mr. Townley: ~ - tion to...

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L—v——wm?mn s o e fim A, ey tog b e Entered as 'D. C. Coates, Managing Editor. Advertising rates on application. Farmers. and

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. Mbe:,dnmerlwmto E&a; »® g The way them eowboys chased fy villun- {0 -a ‘tree ‘maid me seet and holler to the top g gg 2.55

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ROLF BROS. Tailors of Quality Clothes . 7 Bacon Block:-- N. 4th St. & Grand Forks, N. D. C. BJERKE & COMPANY Hardware,...

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for each succeeding issue. Half rates “WANTED—Help il gn:lpnnlon; mm_) lw:ae work ; gno,}l ’}::nmflfor nd companion; ’ Address

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CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR i Other Candidates Indorsed by the League and League Speakers Will Tell the Voters of the State About