East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-01

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tverness, but some very choice land
there. Then COMES Joplin. which hns
the finest water on earth and Just NJ
fine land as ever laid out OF doors.
Don't go any farther west. II you do
you will regret II. take this warning
from one who knows. / am telling
YOU this even though / never sell you
a foot of land. why? Well there Is
several why's. first the water ques-
tion. you can't drink the water OF
Chester; several thousand dollars has
been spent for water In Chester; moth
ing doing. no water. Yes, they have
water, but you try to drink 1t, ask pco-
pie who haul the water to town TO
drink Second, there Is several town
ships of Gumbo land around Chester.
Beware Then you go on farther west
Tiber, Lothair, Dunkirk and clear on
to shelby. II you do not believe that
I am right, then ask me to prove II.
How can I prove 10? BY giving you
the number of cars of wheat that
have been shipped out of Chester.
Lotbair. Tiber, Dunkirk and Devon.
Compare these cars of wheat with the
country tributary to Gildford. Hing
ham, Kremlln, Rudyard, Inverness
and Joplin You might as well talk
land in Ark to a Rudyard, Joplin and
bingham farmer as to talk Chester
and Lothair. OF course then the
I,othair and Chester land is cheap. II
sounds cheap, but not cheap. Devon,
Chester, Lothair, has all of the Gum
bo there is in Hill Co. 1t may look
good, but you lay off of that country.
Show me any one there to amount TO
that has ever made a go of it farming,
their land is cheap, and 1t will be Of
fered to you cheap this spring, ana II
Won buy this land after seeing this ad
you are to be absolutely to blame Tor
any failure in the way of. farming
there when you see a country scat
tered all over with a short cactus. let
it alone in this country. Now II you
will take your time and make an in
of these conditions. you
will find every thing that I have said
to be true. Now just a few of my
buys and will close: [
1880 acres from 7h to IL miles
south of Rudyard. in the heart of the
Rudyard country. and near Jack B.
Kasair, and near Chris BREEDING Clover
leaf farm win average you about $2S
per acre. Jack Kasari paid S35. Mr..
Breeding paid $37.50E If 1 can save
YOU $40 per acre. good terms, Is that
worth any thing to you? $40 acres '
adjoining the town of Rudyard, abb
,oluteIy the Star Section of Northern
Montana. price $4S.50 per acre. This
$40 acres is only one fourth OF
nile from Rudyard, has two fine
wells. and all fenced and cross fenced.
Then adjoining this $40 acres is
me 400 acre farm, 800 acres is
,roken, 220 acres in crop this year
With Ia of the crop goes with the
,lace delivered in the elevator. This
makes 1,04O acres adjoining the town
f Rudyard. Every foot Is lever
ngine plow land, and no rocks and
10 gumbo, and has already produced
5 to 40 bushels per acre. The last
90 acres is S45 per acre with a $4,000
i've room house, and good barn and
,est well in county, feet deep, can't
,e pumped dry.
800 acres raw land I u miles of
sudyard, all engine pillow land. Price
nIy S2250 per acre, other companies
perating along side of me, would
SIX you s35 per acre for this same
and; $500 cash, balance 5 years at
per cent.
4sO acres Az miles of Joplin on
main graded highway. telephone in
.ouse, a new $4,000 nine room house,
81 acres broke, rural route at door;
he improvements would cost $1,000.
so acres will be in crop, of which y
Z the crop goes with the place, this
arms thresh bill was 5000 in 1916.
this $50 acres in crop you should
ct half of it, that would be IFS acres
ours, at 80 bu. per acre which is
nder normal. that would be $3.50
ushels of wheat to you at $2.00 per
ushel, and I am pretty sure it will be
2 so per bushel, that would be $10,-
90 to you inside of four months
fter you bought it. 1 am not asking
o $65 per acre for this beautiful
Lrm, with its $500 room house and
yo barns, and we'll and wind mill and
vo granaries and etc, but only $50
er acre, $1,000 cash. will handle.
$50 acres, inside of 8 miles of Jop-
n, price $27.50 per acre. just as level
, a floor and no rock and no gumbo.
ont forget to look me up when you
,me over here. 1 can't do you any
arm but a lot of good. Let me prove
yery thing 1 have said in this article.
Very truly,
CLAUDE G. WATSON,
Rudyard, Montana.