The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
LIST OF LANDS
or Sale
AT
HE EMPORIUM

J.. Four acres at Frankton, improved.
spring; only $500 F'''eo' COOL
2. $. L. 4 $. W. X sec. 70. Tn . ~
s., unimprovcd; $50. - ~" h 10
3. John Sipma farm, In lots fror, D.. =.
acres, and from $50 to 500 Der 5crl scra ,, TO 20
easy. "''e' lerms
4. S. p. 4 sec, 50, T,sN, n. E. for on,v ON,
some improvements; IGO acres '"'' @w
;s,%ofs. v. n ofN. W. Hs.RToNs
~ NJ ~ acres; some improvements. 500 Nh
G. N. 4 ofN. W. Il, S. w. HofN W.
n. W. az y W. u s.s,T,|2N,, Il. 10 {, &. ana lSd
Z Baggettsipma Addition; si5 per lot %,
interest. '"ohth' nc
8 The Chas. II. Rogers 5,acre Horo....,
uranRtoB: g2od cottage and barn; spring.
g. The old Rogers Mill property At Fra,,-
ton, with fails and water power On phnn1k- EpIhank-
creek. Price 500. '' 0N Fheips
10, The pr Barrett Improved Prui, ros.,
M southwest OF Hood River; 100 acres. m 49,
IN cuiiVation 40 acres in fruit: fine snri avi S
inches rrlgating water. Price IS 320 VIII HV oO
sold in parcels. "'H ps
Il. T. r, Coons 80 acres in Pole Flat : MIL,
per acre. s4O
l2 The L. Nef Home; 40 acres on Hood riv
| er; z miles; good water; plenty of nnit.
beautiful home. Price $1,000. Ten acres a. :
mouse for$S50. "''u
l3 Chas W.Gllmer Homestead, at Gilmer
! WASH. 100 acres; fine saw timber. gond sn;,,
well watered. Only $780, q rare bargain,
H. The Wedner Homestead, laO acres poer
Moser; 80 acres cleared: 2 springs; 4O0 Grnit
trees goou improvements Only $1,000
H. The W, II. Bishop Home in Hood Rivor
! lot and part of lot block |, Waucoma addi
non to4tood hiFeT pretty lume. Only S!,I0
10. f'iye acres cleared and in clover, " m.
southwest OF Hood River Only 1876.
l.. The Iiansberry home 2S miles soptb
west OF town; 10 acres Everything complete
ana hahdy;good iFult. good water. Only IL 50l
i3 The Lhestef Yields home, in the hills. One
mile east o. lo#u; pretty home; goOd fruit
ana water; IL acres. Only sl4t0.
| %. The Or. Morgan house and lot in ood
river; ne" barn only 500.
| q. The Frank Chandler improved fruit and
| grain farm; - acres; 45 III cultivation: LOGO
| pehl1uS apple trees; large house and barn. fine
water and plenty of it; house aud farm fur.
nished. Price 5000; terms easy
q. The j. Wlckham farm, : miles southwe,t
OI town; 81 acres; good buildings and improve.
!ntntS spring water and 81 inches free for ir.
rlga,ing. Price Sl,'U0,
q. John Swceney's place; 1000 bearing fruit
u eeS; ~ acleS-'j5 acres in cultivation; miles
nom Hood River; good well and spring Price
twenty hundred dollars; after NJ arch |
1873, three thousand dollars.
q. The Buskirl place, | mile west of town;
acres; good spring water; good orchard; new
frame buildings. only 500; onc-third cash
balance at per cent per annum.
p. Tho Emerson homestead, only one mile
east oi town; fine range; 1900
2j, e. {. Moneys lots north of arm,
cleared and III iruit; well, and renee, only S.ty
q. The &wan homestead at White Salmon
only 2,CO0i VIII be sold in separate fOrtes.
2S The Berger place, 40 acres; 40 acres
cleared; 10 acres grubbed; free water 200
half cash: 400 spot cash.
20 The Grant Evans home, lot S, block a.
Hood River, SEQ
So Wilkens fine farm at White salmon fails;
-iu . acres; p cleared and in grass; good I'M,
proytmentS fine water ltOWer, Price $500
stocked, or S2,750 for land
81 ~ acres at Hard Scrabble, all cleared and
IN lrIlt ON county road. Price $3.50.
At the Emporium is kept o nrst-class sur
yeyorS transit, and the proprietor being
practical surveyor, is well prepared to do the
WORK OF laying out acreage property in lots
and blocks.
N. B7-Fefms are easy on all the above
lands, with interest at per cent Persons de-
string locations on homesteads and timber
e!aims should apply at The Emporium.
aE Aeep 9our eye on the Barrett
8Gpmo addition. -ssgy