The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-05-20
FARM NOTES

seSSe lSot1S AO00t O60p8 ana teOe
/ pie In Eastern Valley
County.
From The settler.
When coming TO cuibersson stop q, the
Evans Hotel.
Read the advertisement Of the Valley
Land Company.
John A. Davis has goo acres OF wheat
seeded and win SOW ago acres Of aax.
Jarvis Brothers are seeding $40 acres to
dax and $50 acres TO whsa. this spring.
Peterson Brothers have about 4oe acres
seeded to wheat. and abon, $50 acres to Aaz.
Lark Wilson has 900 acres Of wheat al
ready sown aud is still tearing up the sod.
Send a5c 10 the Valley Land Company
for copy Of their circular Of Homestead
Laws.
0. B. McCabe. the genial postmaster .,
Homestead has seeded goo acres this
spring.
Tho Valley Land Company have sold
40 quarter sections Of land since the FIRST
day Of April. 1910.
$. p. Mitchsll has seeded nearly 600
acres this spring and expects to put in
about 400 sores more.
The Rocky Boy district has six active
base bali teams and some good games are
promised this season.
Florence Wager has broken over Goo
acres with his new traction blowing outfit
since the FIRST day Of May.
Jack Murray has finished seeding 400
acres Of wheat and expects to seed as much
more. and 400 acres Of fax.
Neils Nelson. Erik sunssad. and lens
Jensen wers down from Dagmar to file on
homsstsads the FIRST Of May.
John Lunquis, expects TO seed .. 900 acres
this spring. He raised goo acres Of fax
last year and Is still plunging.
II YOU wish to keep posted on local hap
penings and land news. subscribe for the
Culbertson Searchlight F. S. Reed. Prop.
Rates Sa.oo per year.
Victor Nyquisi bought the improvements
on the Lora A.. White quarter through the
Valley Land company. and 6led home
stead application for the land. The prica
paid was S7oo.oo.
Mr.. Brown. Of the Valley Land company
left this morning in his ausomobile with
three homeseekers TO look over the lands
north Of culbertson.
Two now gasoline traction plowing out
fits were nnloaded in Culbertson yesterday.
Gasoline as q motive power is becoming
very popular with the farmers here.
The heavy rains Of the past three days
have delayed seeding. However. the rains
are necessary and little delay At this time
will give the horses . much needed rest.
The ball game at Pisntywood on the
Sth instant between the Medicine Lake
and Plentywosd ball terms. resulted In .
score Of II to II in favor Of Plenwwood.
Victor Marquis. who located near Med,-
cine Lake two years ago. has ITO acres un-
der cultivation. Victor Il . thorough
farmer and has already demonstrated tha,
frrming pays.
II you want to know abou, the homestead
laws. send asc to the Valley Lasd company
for their circular Untitled .'Instruct,ons 10
Homesseaders and Rules Govsrning Home
stead Entries"
Arthur Ryder. OF culbertsoa. ANNOUNCES
that he has 47o acres Of wheat sesded. |
Arthur came 10 Culbsrtson o an immi- |
grant in the spring OF 1908. and has proven
An industrious farmer.
Charles Mischke. Of Enterpsise, has 40
acres Of wheat seeded. most Of which il |
now three inches out Of the grsuad. Char
ley came to culbsstson and located his
claim three years ago.
Bsrt campbsil Is breaking III Of section
IS. sowaahip 80 north. range IS east. for
william cobbaa. who will SOW the sntiss |
section to FAX. Campbell has one Of the |
argess traction breaking oatfits in the
William Rusness Of Maxbass. N. d. |
purchased the improvements OF Charles
Place and Leooa Albright through the
Valley Land company and fisd On the land
under the enlarged Homestead oct. This
givss him $40 acres Of ine farming land.
The price paid wys 81. GOO.
The Stranlund boys. Who came out from
Dasssl. Minn.. this spring and purchased
Of the Valley Land con-
,aay are more than pleased with their ia-
They are seeding every loot el
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