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'V- .!^lfc-*£.-»»•£ WttMctiM i^itihtOc. fun machinery, ehlckens,
and anction salessto ntk« ronr toutsknewa art Imttm tttppuSt
B^ result* com: ffc«ni Leader Ciassifiai .. .. ..".-
FABMS
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tfTFJa MONTANA UUCB-SEE BERNARDY
'WW Realty Co., AOSO, H. P. 6HM
WAITED—TO HEAR FROM OWNER OP
Ann or unimproved land for sale. O.v K.
BEawIey, Baldwin, Wis.
SALE—590 ACRES INWELLSCOUHTT
worth Dakota, well located and improved.
Inquire Box 107, Sykeston, N. P. Hit
•IM., TRADEvEQUITT IN QUARTER SECITON
good land, ten miles from town, in Kidder
caanty, Nprth Dakota, for stock or antomntlW
Box 69, Hurdsfleld, N. D. 66-2t
*PiT SALE—GOODACRE FARM NEAR*
-soodtown, well located and improved. Price
xeasonable." Write for particulars. Box 106,
Sharon. N. D. 66-lt
LAND TO
suitable for
—JKANTED—SECnON OR MORE
fcteak, for first crop. Must lie
«.!?S*o outfit. P.
W} p,
D., 64-St
|M ACRES GOOD FARM LAND. IN WILLIAMS
ewunty for sale. About 130 -acres broke, 6
•rfj acres alfalfa, fair buildings, good well. 4t
$ys% rye, at |2S per acre. 10 miles from town.
•**1 W- J. Fax, Trenton. N. D. «5-».
®AJBH FOR YOUIi- REAL ESTATE—DO TO©
Want to sell your farm, residence or binlaen
#wperty for Casht Then write us. sendtac
aeacription of same, no matter whim located,
want it. Address Mlnot Cooperative Realty
Ofc, Minot, N. P. OMtf.
FARMERS ATTEimON« GETAWAY FROM
c£3d winters, uncertain crops and small profltsr
any land in the sunny South. Boy direct from
tte railroad at lowest prices easy tenna Trade
J*" your Dakota iaxm iar jpa6d.b^a- v^-fQr
"Bstrated bo(A. Address land OunuinhjftoiuT.
CM-40 North Dearborn St., Chicago, 111., HUt
MST LIVESTOCK
1*
*WO OTOKT HORN BULLS
tag toast pcic* Vtf each,
W. P. Hetler $on«, Esmond, JL JX
H. It Tudkaft
Mlj^pwl^^ tasertfan Mi 10 ceab per
A. Rosemore, Pingree,
ee-2t
W.
-SAL3B—ONJ! SECTION OF MIXED FARM
IR and trab( land in Golden Valley county,
•forth Dakota. Price $1S per acre. For par
Jfculara write John Biomstrom, R. 3, Beach,
rawa tomgmbci oJi» Jtoagrt' Noogpattan L«kc*s wtammdvertUtaff
A
AWI CLASSIFIED ADS RAYABU^^A^^
.-V.
MatKSHfRES. HERD BOAR AND. SPRING
fcaars at Uapucn': prices. Tpllefsbn Bros.,
ChrisUnek N. P.: 66-R
aid May
Anrnlahed.
JERSEY BOARS, APRIL"
farrow. Certificate foi' registration
W. W. Brewer, Oriska, N. D^' 60-8t
ANGUS BUZ^LS
J. O. Olson. ^elson. Minn. 62-8t
SOR SAUB—DUBOC WS8Y BOARS, XABCB
and Apttf faxxow good ones. My jtrtci is
Tijht. Perry PyUaaui^ Verona, H. P. BlUt
COR SALE-JMPQRTSD J3ELCXAN SXAZXIOK,
or-wffl tzade for any kind tivis stock. John V.
stags, Oonray.
•ngv
SBDCK.
«c-et
VOX aAi£—PUREBRSD HHS TTPE POLAND
.?• CUna. koanv 'Aw& -laensw, E- aafh X. X.
Martinson. Clmstlaier N. D. 6B-lt
yOR RBffif.STtSRED RgD POLL BULLS
ftora^sSx mpntbs to mature aiibaglls. Pioneer
(W Caartaojor, D.
FOR StALE—PAIR UUbTKRIS BtiCK FR
cheron tnarea, weight 3800,. bred, cheap. Also
~Z\ atAllion^ New building for garage. good open
lng.
BOK
CMUsi B.' 64-4t
mi REGISTERED SHORTHORN
eaNes, sgt» .iasirt1«s' oU. aired- tar aae of
Mt^rma,starPrtoea xlght. Write W*
Oartaon, «ox *«, 5andta. N. l». Ct-St
^~RESi»GRK GALtOWAY ^OCOSH? BULLS
fat sale, juA •mmiag aerriceeMe age. hearty.
kuAr natlas sat healthy. Writs na H. W.
Val Valkenbucfc R. 4, Osdkii, Minn. 44-4tt
COR SALE—POLAND CHINA HOGS.
TOR
AJJE—IREGISTERED
of. April fannf. 4
'••.•Ciitvln"- 'f Wi" 5ooi
VSG
boned -tne. March juid Ajadl farrow, dsa
ship on '-'Q W. or N. P. Ray B. Miller, St.
POLAND CHINA
»od aiaa and arell
lyeair. Rode liakc,
6.3-St
JPOR HAT.H!—DUROC JERSEY BOARS. 8 AND
9 months old, from high producing dams. Pgdi
^zees furidshed. R. A. Jongeward. IdtchvlUe,
N. D.
60-2t
FOR SALE—A PEW PUREBREO CHOICE
the.
Ghestcr -White boars, of spring fanw. the
larpe heavy boned kind the.klnd^t^ satisfy,
PlefoMdt View Stock Psna, J. & L^Hik Pnss,
Pleasstat
Clyde, K. D.
JfOR SALE—ONE THREE "ANDjfOlfE„.P'0TJR
year old stallUm. iwrAnrf P^h«iy «^e
purebred mare,
^'^!^l8T^p.iBOLSTBairBin^.OP
«Mo agofclt sale, Wg growthy ft
lSdlviduals that you. will be proud to own, from
•nlmai
P||^_FOR
66"lt''
to own^fraqi
Ugh 'producing, dams. .Poland China boars,
A&l'&rrott, fi»n» big litters, nick featuring,
STgrofltable kind,. H^niyJB. ^hhjek. Wahpctoeu
I CANNOT USE LONGER: IN'MY-JtuaKD Mlf.
Mulefobt bog.- Shamrock Chief .. No.' 60711, and
will sell at a bargain. This la a splendid
and sure breeder. I .bave srane 'young
pigs for Sale, prices' right. W^ D. Gillespia
N. P. -g^tf
DUROC JEKSEY HERD-BOAR FiDR BALE, ONIS
4 of the rtal good,»nes. a priy^wfatoeir.^Prftjdf
Cor Boy No. j,uW.auiii»wJMarch isfe^U,
bred by .S.- P. Freed. Ames,- ^a. Slre^- Meeds
OoJ. No. 808«r uo,,M Onions Dawhter-
l(«&tioath* mm
produce tat sale
AM
LIVE
for NA
TOR nSRSET' BOARS siaiSfrt
CUtej alse one y«ariiiw lwar. Fxjces Xroiti.t2a
to 9SK. ti A: Donnelly, it. 4,-Otfcek, N.-0. C««t
If taken wion. Satisfaction-guaranteed. Wllliaaii-'
son-Stock Farm, Grafton, N, 66-3ti:
WANTED
WANTED, AT ONCE^A HUNi&ED ORDERS.
RaH Bmtltera. npiriinrt taQaata, 7 Baron
block. Grand Forks, N. D. 4-^tf
COFFEE AND TEA
FOR SALE—MAMMOTH BRONZE TURfCEYSYV
toms. Ji hens, $2.60. H. f. Brame, Box TM.fE
on, N. D.
Dawson
fOB SALB-PURKBRED
keys,tams, Met"
R. 2, New En^and,
FOR SALE—EXTRA NICE S. C. R. R.
cockerels, |2 each 8 for 46 Bronze turkey
toms, IS eash. A. E. Miller, Buffalo, N. D. B8-6li
FOR SAXS—PUREBRED WHITS BOUADD:.
tjarkeys toms, Hena, MJ0. Mrs. O. aM
Jolknsod, R. 2, 'Havana, N. D. 68-4t
PINE PUREBRED R. C. WHITE LEGHORN:
eale^ |I each. .George
COR SALE—LARGE, PUREBRED WHlii
Wyandotte cockerels, laying strain, at $2, Mrs,:
H. C. Jonati, Washhursc N..P. &5-$t
COR 8AZ«-4L O. SHORE IS£AND RB
either ^W
IP» IT. VMAWTGRI APGWCTLL,- A, ^D, FMT
TOR FOR SAIJE—NICE R. C. Rl I. R. COCEER
'-ela, f8 «ach for $5. R. A. Jongewart.
FOR RBiasTraED 'DUROC jA- WANTED—SECOND HAND SLUSH DRILL.
... aeewnjr yetorT Plrtt rfheck for .$}&•?.., Shut be In good shape. Fenno Bros., Box K,
him. Pedigree furnished. P. O.-B. Sooiv-r Berlin, N, D. 66-4t
line, crated. P. Q, Smith,.Wlshefc, N. P. 66-2t^, *.
X-" A .'"•T .... I,
TOR SALEt-A FEW PUREBRED YORKSHIEEv
h«ar8. .3Cliey are wnMfrtnnai iadlv|fcala thstv
are sore £6 please yo£. CKjeater "Braided, Hope,^
K. .!.» .?,• -:V:rv^ .'• Ji. '.'.JMr
FOR SALE: JMMUJirS POLAND CHINAS—
Good *bnes.\ A numiqer of stretchy, bigt boned,-
pedisreed pies, both^sexea: sired by Kingv Wpn-?
der, a'jjilrize pinner at the Iowa State .Fai*. t25'~
G. N. or N. P. C. E. Sheldon Shey«bn N. D.~ colt, also sorrei. Anyone taking up the same
C8-14t notify Olaf Uistad, I^awton, N. D„ and receive
/, reward. 66-4t
in—ii in i.IJY. i.. 1,1
COOTfflBl BUY DIRECT EROM IMPORTERS
A Tpni.i.^.if'irn8 naSH AND RUSSIAN WOLF HOUND PUPS
asu amnk ft 8» River St, «c«m «. for sale. PricoTWsomWe. Xrneat Sapan^
6B~8tf
POULTRY
62-6t
Turkajra, ton^, eads. Mrai Hjalmar NystRtei §j?i: coats. Robes lined, bides bought, leather and
1, N. P„ lobee Ear sale. Send for price list. Andrew
Monson, Prop^Fargo, N. P. 61-7t
r:
Mtckvgte, y. D. ...
SOR SALB—^LVER AOT WriTTE •#YAji-'
-.' dullie cockerels, dueno. ndKor.JU fen* brfrftu
lng ens in season. Prices pa request. Alfred 1916 MARQUIS SE
Knudsen, Hetiand, S. D. 8S-St-'^- Samites aad^pjteea
Grates free. H. 3. Jottanaen,
N. D. 'v-
FOR SALE—PUREBRED -BARRED
Cockerels, 12, ?3 and tS eatAi. Sa1
J. y. Ohnatesd.* lf imftii,
SOB SAJ^E-PURraOlED BARRED ..ROCK
Cockerels, farm raised. IMLtoj&k.irom. goinr.
itbytlSt «tdi 1f takpn 'm once. Hts, J. J.
W a sr a S 6 S
SALE—A FEW WHITE
-4 c.
ttlBa
frstssnriCK. tZX*
rsmjaaxiD POULTRY. -PSWN^ SMA"^-- ..
Chew, »2 ganders, n. Bomina Red turkeys, .. TOR SALE—GOOD 1916 TIMOTHY BEED. ALSO
liens. 3 torn* 4... WMte Wyandotte ieo»JtenBl..~,-r- 1916 Grimm Alfalfa, part frozen. Address
»1.CT. Mn. H. A. Ph«3ps, Enoq N. D. 6S-4tg^John Biomstrom. R.jt, Beach, N. D. 64-St
FOR SALE—PUREBRED BOURBON RED WORTH DAKOTA GROWN SWEET CLOVEat
turkeys, the kind that stay at 'home. Toms, $4 Seed, 20 cents pound, fine quality. Write,
hea^ tZ. BaB Vfynaiatt* eoekereis. (USS' each.iiJ%v. for samplK Grain Vlerw Stock Farm, O. R.
.._ ........ .'•'6S^1$|5g Prop., Wing. N.
H. E, Ntaon, 'Sonttncm, K. t». D. 85-2t
TOR SALE—PUREBRED
dadasnta, «UM esteh.:
ORPINGTON
Kaarsntieed.
TORSAMM.e.BUFFORFUNCTONCOCKER- heingr passed by the next
els some are winners at' two county fairs, legislature. The main thillg J10W1S to
I S S
N a
TOR SALE^PURISREIR BARRED
PLYMOUTH
-F
toms, $4, Pur^red white Pddn ducks, $2 each.. tribute to the cause then the movement
Mrs. John Tiynor, Nanson N.- ,P. 66r4t.' will eventually fail Farmers^ as a rule
imw hat.ib—ptTteUBBRian yHwi privMhtrm are so busy it is hard for theiil to spare
i^^Cockereb. FisherBtrain, g^ strongWrds, any time. I have now passed my three
*£126 «•». Ole G..Ruud. Vebton.
Batik esckeraU «1~S0 «nd Whits BnUand®?fi I thinK it WOUlt
'fcBrkW '.,' fauns, M- ,ltay:., hatched -Toalense- COmHie
ganders, 3. S, W. Siebrands, Northwood. N.JD,
a
TOR SALE—B0 PUREBRED BARRED ROCK
Cockerels, three $1.40 -ftye OTmore |1.80iesieE,
-paucbred Borred Rock. tens, six er a***
mtih. Cdekeetb and .hens.: «t« reiate4, p.
flftlewnffi, R..^l,.. miiendate, .^N. O.. B6*st
TOB. STRAIN^'- ^UR&
bred angle,Co»b WMtol^ghortoWlnterlayert,^-'
sane better, .cockerels.
yesr
at these prices. J. B. Kelly, Vanyille, N. p.
». -*t,- 1 'v''\ "i""' 64-3t
TOR SALE-CHOICE PUREBRED LARGE
martmothjironse turkeys toms, ft to flO hens,
.. ... have the
exciudviely tor is years l*oHday and that on that day
ISwstthiidlfii)^ ^^a^«^v7lvw sold by the new ownejs to the Nonpar*
il yoa we looking jor something laige_ and. tuaa PdaliahiBg Go,, puUishez« lf titfr
Um. E.UF. ^ns^ro^ xS&mi N. P. S^ut .Nonpartisan Leader, the official 'organ of
FIFTEEN
**f
•ifew4«v{Jaafc«
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
TOR SALB—BUFFETP tENoC SAXAIB6NE.
Guaranteed. Bargain. T. W. L. care Leader,
Fargo,-N. P. 64-4tf
TORTRAPE-COOD UMOOHT XL MUHStER
pianoand bench, aRghtly uaeil far good.wung
Answer at once.
«£gt
team of wo* max** omits.
Bo* 10«, Sharon, It D.
MONET id LOAN
MONET TO LOAN ON FARMLAND INNOfcTH
Dakota. W.J. Lane Co., Fargo, H. D. 84-4tf
FOB SALE—FARM MACHINERY
:?SI::UHELP WANTED
WANTED AT ONCE MATfHTEP COUPLE fO
work on farm by the year. R. O. Ozbun, R. 2,
flasher,. X.-XL C64t
POSITIONS WANTED
•I"'''.'''"!" .f •_
MARRIED cdtJPLE WITH ONE CHILD WANT
poaUon oo farm by year. Or jut womaa vttk
one child wishes position, house work. Address
J. Linhart, care of F, Wacha, Wyndntere,
N. D. 65-3t
STRAYED-
T-V—
BIG .T?PE POLAND CHINAS, so GILTS.'"
Sniith- Jt. Wonder and Eddy Boy. They Will be!. STRAYED—-SIX HEAD »OF HORSES. FOUR
-. bref to these bOara and Great OrplSn.~ Prices 'colts coming two years old two bays, one black
rlght^ -Satisfaction guaranteed Can ahil?.Over'W and one sorrel one sorrel mure and small
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALK—COYOTE PUP, GENTLE AS DOGS.
Roy O. Yeatts, Beaverton, Mont, 68-St
FOR SALE—GOOD,
wood. 4JE0 o.
JFosston, Minn.
SEASONED OAK CORD
b.. car. Augast Bo^und,
S3-U
Alice. N. P. 69-0t
HOLIDAY GLASSES IN GOLD FRAMES, ANY
fit, IS or less. C. G. Muss, Specialist. Hotel
Northern, Grand Paifcs, N. D., Dec. 25th- to
Sj .WTtjh. 6S-4t
FARGO TANNERY RECEIVES HIDES AND
-aUaa for tanning to harness hsttsr, robes and
WANTED TO FURNISH—ONE TO ITVE CARS
on'.G. N, tracks smootk,'wdl sorted, first
r-class potatoes. For prices, shipping rates and
ether Information, address W. G. Clarke, Lock
Box 294, White EarQu N. D. fiS-lt
HAIR COMBINGS AND CUT HAIR MADE INTO
Swttihes, etc., by one of the- most reliable-
Hairdressers in, the state. Work guaranteed
and your own ialr returned. Mail your har.
Pices, ft Stwmd' tor two «r three strand
switch 11.60 for a single strand.
MTS.
John
Keiller, Box 106, Sharon, N. D„ a former. 64-4t
TOR SALE—TESTED WHITE SWEET CLOV1S
Seed at rednced prices, dorerdaie Pans, Gary,
Mtnn. .. 6S-19t
XIMOTHY SEED JOB SALE, »U CROP.
i& Saitples and price upon regaeet. A. B. Hays,
'-i'. Bsejnffl, N. ». CT-tt
FOR SALE?
N:' Chns6ah-
WHEAT
upon xaiuesb-
WHITE BLOSSOM SWEET HiOVER
MM, it cents per pound, 98 per bnahe):
bushel. 90
R. 2, EUendale,§% onhulled. 1-0 «ents per 'pound, $5 per bui
pewnds to Uie^uahtll, Grimm Alfalfa
cents per poond |27 per bushel. Cfae
jsgi Almont, N. D. et-lSt.
KEEP THE BALL ROLLING
Edifcor NontMirtisaa Leader:
N«m tiiat the fanners have made a
etean sweep of tbe rfectitm, We may bape
he a jr
a a a a
keep up at their present rate and con-
toye s?en
eaeii
votifip
„Jy ^ph
would be a good plan lot the
governor of North Dakota to
few to be passed making
the first Saturday, of each lamti a legal:
precinct, havfe coffee and cake xn4r~
—.other entertainment, public speakers, etc.,
and t^t 'all proceeds: should go to tliei.''
KNTJTE STEENE^SON.
A BOOST POR TOB DAILY
L2ti^^.3eZ
nmdui ago tiurti if the members
League wanted a daily'papery snch
would be established and subscriptions
for the paper have been received for
months. The Courier-News under tha
editorial management of Dr. Guild* lost
a great deal, of prestige in rural North
Dakota, farmers stopping their subacrip-
tions by the* score when that paper
attacked the Nonpartisan Lekgae.
Under the preseat management the
Courier-News will become one of the
state's greatest newspapers, if not the
VOU MEN WHO ARE NOT ACQUAINTBD
with the thoroushly superior goodneai at
merchant tailored clothes, who have aat
experienced the satisfaction of knowing that
your clothes are yours alone, make It a pU
to visit us and have your clothes mad* for jwm
and measured to you personally.
ROLP BROS.
Merchant Tailors
Bacon Block Grand Forks, S. O.
eol. H. A. Kinney
SEAL ESTATE AND REGISTERKS
STOCK AUCTIONEER
I also breed Chester Whita Hogs, Hm
large prolific and easy feeding kind. AH
work and stock guaranteed. Your weak
and orders will receive the best of treat
ment. All business entrusted to my cm
Will be promptly attended to.
Phene ar Write Me at
lOLNOR. NORTH DAKOtA
All Quality Goods
KREMENETSKl
BROTHERS
Totfle, N.D.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Groceries, Full Line of Hard
ware, Shoes
WB*
We may have aU the co-opcraUou wMeb
As sm dtaxtdi, in the jntetha of
wealth, but if w* haw therewith, private
monopoly of the nteans t^mragh which
exebaaga Is cSectal, wa are sUU dams.
Raw natedal wasting in warehouse^
unused labor rotting In penitentiaries and
Insane assriams, and tramping tbe etreeta,
are sill a legitimate fralt of private iaooe»-
1
Ctais Bate,
oly of money of account
Your .exposure of oar Mlften finansla!
aystasn, grounded fay the flsdrrnl Rcaeme
Act, is ttmclK and efficient.
hope for a wide circulation of your
booh.
Signed, Arthur LeSeaer, Pres.
CLOTH JL2S, P/IPER «Se.
UBERAL COMMISSION Ta AGENTS
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Box «t WATERTOWN, 8. AT
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tfae Ward Counigp ^iJ,
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1316 Fargo Courier Newsj, which was
sold- three weeks ago by Dr. Cuild to
Messrs. Marsh and Fentress, lias been
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of the League wanted a daily'paperysnch V--"1*' "'-',1-
mi
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League. Tha Leader
Clothing,
itametwareJiowarG,
Cutlery andTools.
The Great Conspiracy Exposed
Best.'Book-on Money. Preblem^-4ft- M#.^
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Stat Scott, VsnMts
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Pear Sir:
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to me, of your book "The C^eat Conspir
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upon the apiesdid gcsav oC tlds imporisat
subject which joe jdemeestzete In your
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ft la keen, oondse, deer and, convincing.
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cuts as clean as a scalpel..
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