East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-01
BUY NORTHERN MON
TANA LANDS

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come to Montana and look up youi
new location. 1 have been here eight
years. and am still here with no in
Itentions of leaving. l have my en-
gine plow outfit, and you will find my
outfit sowing wheat, flax and oats
this spring, just as busy as any of you
Will be. / practice what / preach.
advise you and preach to you to come
over here and buy land, but let me
have little talk with you before you
come. have been listing land now
for two months and have something
like SO 320-acre farms listed, this
and is listed just as cheap from the
homesteader as / could get it down to.
Now have worked faithful to get this
list of land, and / have some Of the
finest buys on earth. You people
know how your wheat land has ad-
vanced, and you know this land is 60
ing to do the same over here. This
country here has had crops, and
out of that seven we have had five
good crops, paying crops, big paying
crops. You people know this land is
not going to stay down to no 25 to $50
per acre. / know as well as you do
that land here this fail close to town,
is going to sell for SIS per acre, land
that now can be bought for s45 to
$50 per acre. l mean good land close
in to town. Land out 10 to Is miles
that l can sell now for $22.50 to S25
per acre is going to readily advance
$12 to SIS per acre by this fall should
We have a bumper crop here. Now
live right here at RudYard, where
most of the Pendleton people have
bought land during 1917, $50 acres of
the Chris Breeding land corners with
me, 1920 acres of the land that Mr..
Peebler bought is right across the
road from my home section and my
residence. I can throw rock off my
porch on to the Peebler land, most
beautiful land on earth. Now I have
only one thing to say of you people
that come over here to buy land, you
do not look around before you buy
your land here; you do not know if
YOU can do any better through any
other land firm or not, the results
are that after you buy without look
ng around, that you find that it
would have paid you from $3.50 to
5I5 per acre by looking around lit !
lie. l have no agents, 1 have no /
L
1uy the land from the farmer. and
merely act as his agent. l know them
Ill as I have lived here eight years,
een Rudyard when it was but side .
rack, grow to a nice little town of
our elevators, bank and every line of !.
commercial industry represented. II
lave in my land business absolutely
10 overhead expense, and why should
not sell land SO to 10 Aper acre
heaper than a firm that is operating
light along side of me with an army
# workers. Just to convince you
hat 1 have some of the best land buys
n the country, 1 Will prove it, in
ew of my sample bargains here be-
ow:
First before 1 mention some of my
and buys, l want to have word to
ay about the different localities here.
-ou come into this country a stranger
ou don't know really which of the
and is best. To the eye it looks level
nd all alike, but let me tell you my
ood friend it is not all alike. Did
ou ever see any country but that it
7as spotted, so it is the same here.
low, where is the best land? 1t lies
rom . y miles west of Joplin, Mon
ana to Kremlin, Montana. Some
laces you can't get water at all here, !
.remlin has not got a well of water
l it The heart of the best country is I
ildford, bingham, Ruryard, Inver- I
ess and Joplin. Why do I know? Be- Y
ause 1 located $50 of these home y
leaders in this country in 1910. L
hese are the fellows mostly you are
uying out. Lots of water in the :
ildford country and in the town of ,
ildford, although this is not the .
loicest land as this district is tribu- d
Try to Sage creek and is of a sandy n
ature which does not hold the mois- II
Ire. that the country around Hing I
am, Rudyard, Inverness and Joplin; I
It's of water all over the town of p
ingham and tributary to it. Then l
,mes Rudyard, the center of the best II
nd over here; to prove it, Chris a
reding says so. by buying six sec L
ons of land here, tributary to Rud- c
lrd, and Peebler of Pendleton bought n
ven quarters, and many others, such c
EN- as Jack B. Kasari, $40 acres di-
city s miles straight south of Rud-
ard there is some rocks around In