The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-11-04
Selected Orchard Lands

10 Acres-Highly improved, 21a
miles from town on main county road,
on the West Side; in choice district;
lies perfect for irrigation, with perfect
drainage. Fine easily worked clay soil,
all under cultivation, and about l-2
acres planted to orchard as follows: l2O
year old Newtowns and Sptzenbergs;
l44 5-year-old Newtowns and Spitzen-
beres; las 2-year-old Newtowns and 100
Newtowns l year old. All in prime con-
dition; besides family orchard Of 20
trees 6 years old. 2 acres in strawber
ries, year old, planted between the
trees; balance OF place in meadow Inn
provements consist of good hard lin
ished room house, two-story barn, tlne
Cemented well and suitable outbuild1ngs
One mile to school, church and store.
r. F. D., telephone and electric lights.
Price, including inch OF water from
farmers ditch, horse, wagon, buggy,
harness, six dozen chickens, harrow and
all farm ng implements, $SlO5OO. Easy
terms can be arranged.
20 Acres - Unimproved, about
five miles out on the East Side, fronting
on county road. High and slightly, per-
feet drainage; fine red shot soil; COW
cred with brush and some pine and oak
timber, all of which is easily cleared. y
inches of water from East Fork irr'ga-
tion ditch goes with the place. A beau
tiful view can be had from this place
overlooking the valley Absolutely the
best buy in this district, Price, $500
an acre; $1,000 cash; balance to suit
purchaser at 8 per cent. This land Is
excellent for strawberries as we'll as
apples.
10 Acres Half mile from city
limits on Belmont road; all in orchard
except half acres where there Is a
cluster of pines and oaks reserved for a
building spot There are 800 NeWtoWns
and Spitzenbergs coming b years ola
II. xt spring; 140 Newtowns and ARK,
ans.s Blacks for pollenizers coming .
wears old next spring; u twelve year
q d trees of assorted variety for family
use and a year old family orchard oi
II peaches, pears, cherries ana twc @
walnuts Six acres of Strawberries be
tween rows. The soil is rich easily
worked loan; 5 inches of water goes
with the place. This property lies
ideal and is a good buy at S12OOO.
20 2OAcres-Unimproved, about !
miles from Hood River on the East SIDE
high and slightly; easily wor ked red sho'
soil: all good orchard land; under the
ditch. Some oak and pine timber
Price $3.50 per acre. Easy terms.
20 Acres-54 miles out in the
Crapper district; perfect soil, tine dram
age; high and slightly; stream thro9el
place which affords good fishing and ire.
irrigatine water for five acres. New
room house, hard finished. costlnlI
$3.50, There are 262 twelve year oIC
apples, mostly Spitzenbergs; ~ lou
year old Spitzenbergs; 2O7 year ol'
Newtowns and SpitzenbergS, and IAN
ily assortment OF peaches, pears, cher
ries, apricOts, etc. Trees are an II
rrime condition. acres OF straWberrle
mostly spring planting, Hall mile u
school house and store; R. F. ID. AM
telephone; inches OF water Pric'
S13,5OO, $4,000 cash.
40 Acres Unimproved, nea
Summit Station. No better req GA
soil in the valley; all good orchard lam
with good drainage; irrigated o; I1oi
East Fork Irrgating ditch: Om MAJ MAJ
county road. The buyer OF this trae
can double his money on same IN on
years time by planting it to orcharc
Price $500.
20 Acres-Improved. Located
oantar of West Side. 5 miles out o
county road. Nice location, fine SOL
good drsinage. 10 acres IN TWO year y,
orchard in good condition; there oeln
375 Newtowns, 600 spitzrnbt.ergs, an
2lO Arkansas Blacks, Jonathsns al
Wagners for pollenizers. Balance
place in meadow and pasture. incnt
Of water stock goes with place. Pric
eli 00O. "A. 900 cash.