The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-10-16
PASTURE LAND.

One hundred and sixty acres two
and one-half. miles from Caldwell. All
fenced and free water. This is black,
sandy loan, level and the making of
a good ranch for some one who is
willing to spend little time improv-
ing it and it is cheap at 100000.
A little improvement in the way of
dwelling house, alfalfa, orchard and
blue grass and white clover for pas
ture would raise the value immensely.
There is a chance for the purchaser
to take advantage of an opportunity.
Price 100000 cash. Have an idea
purchaser could arrange for time on
part.
! For further information address
H. E. Wallace, Secretary of the NON
COMMISSION PROPERTY Elk
CHANGE, Caldwell, Idaho. Refer
to No. and he will furnosh you
name and address of owner.
No. 8.
General merchandise in a growing
town of 800 population, located on
the Boise Interurban Railway can
Meeting Caldwell and Boise, which
gives street car service. Inventory
shows $25OO.OO stock and $1,000
will turn it. Store room rent is but
$500 per month and other expens-
es are light. This sounds like a snap
for some one who has but little
money and wants a stock of merchan-
disc. REASON FOR SELLING:
Owner wants to locate in Larger
place and handle larger business.
For further information address
H. E. Wallace, Secretary of the
NON COMMISSION PROPERTY
EXCHANGE, Caldwell, Idaho. Re
fer to No. and he will furnish you
name and address of owner.
No. s..
FARM.
Forty acres, all fenced and free
water right. Thirty-four acres in
cultivation, hay, grain, potatoes and
garden. Four or five acres of timber
in pasture. This land is level, sandy
loan, and is adapted to small fruit
as well as general farming. This
place is but three and one half miles
from Caldwell and can be pur-
chased for $36OO.OO,~ part cash and
balance on terms to suit purchaser.
For further information address
H. E. Wallace, Secretary of the
NON COMMISSION PROPERTY
EXCHANGE, Caldwell, Idaho. Re
fer to No. 5, and he will furnish you
name and address of owner.
No. 6.
FARM NEAR VALE.
Eighty acres, all fenced; sixty ac-
res under private ditch and twenty
five acres in hay and grain. This is
level land, just one and half miles
from Vale, the county seat of Malheur
county, Oregon, and is a growing lit
tie city. Four room house, COW shed
and stable 64x16 feet. This place
at present can be purchased for $35
per acre, part cash and balance in
from one to five years at 8 per cent.
Here is chance to buy place that
can be doubled in value the first
year, and the terms are easy.
For further information address
H. E. Wallace, Secretary of the
NON COMMISSION PROPERTY
EXCHANGE, Caldwell, Idaho. Re-
fer to No. 6 and he will furnish you
name and address of owner.
No. z.
BERRY LAND.
Fifteen acres, all fenced, one and
one-half miles from Middleton, IL
acres in wheat. This land is level,
located near the mouth of Willow
Greek, and is the very best black,
sandy loan, just right for small fruit
and in berries would be worth from
$4,000 to $4,000 per acre. Be
sides improvements above mentioned
there is a two room house. Price
$4,000 one-third cash and balance
on easy terms.
For further information address
Fl. E. Wallace, Secretary of the
NON COMMISSION PROPERTY
No. 8
THREE ACRES IN TOWN
Three acres in the city of Caldwell
just two blocks from street car line
and two blocks from College Campus,
College of Idaho, the best College in
this state with large and beautiful
building now under construction.
This acreage is unimproved and
would be fine location for a chicken
ranch or cut into lots and sold to size
desired by purchaser. Price $500 if
sold soon.
For further information address
:. Wallace, Secretary Of the
ION COMMISSION PROPERTY