Polk County itemizer., October 12, 1911, Image 2

A GOOD BOOSTER.
WEST SALEM.
SHINGLE
BUNGALOW
Seven rooms and recep­
tion hall, big woodshed
under same roof, fine
large porch viewing the
city, good, never failing
well and windmill pump.
Three acres o f ground
(13 blocks from court
house), 2 acres fenced
with 72 in. Page poultry
fence. Good p o u l t r y
houses. Gooa one-man
poultry and berry farm.
P R IC E ,
$3,5 00
Object o f selling, must
get closer to my place
o f business.
Call and see us for terms.
I land. Also graduated in the
| spring o f 1908 from the law de-
.
r
Jpartm ent o f the University o f
house Walter Tooze, Junior, Makes Good | Mieb¡K^n at Ann Harbor.
Mr. Douglas* ha* sold hi*
He
e, and
¡ in KingH.HMl Park f*»r a go'»l
in This Capacity.
came to Dallas in September !
re lie
w ill Iniild «Hi tlu* Mine hi* < k.
___
1908, and opened law offices in
It«.- Rome more loti.
We here picture the handsome lhe Wilson building but has now
Fred Smith is working in Portlan l f< r
hie brutherinla w.
countenance o f one o f Dallas's
to the new National Bank
Mrs. ( ’al Baker and s«»n who vi-ited j most progrestive, talented and I'UUding.
. . . .
relatives here last week, returned to i enthusiastic boosters.
As secre-! . H.e ha? certamly in a compara-
th dr home in Portland Sunday.
tary o f the Commercial club he “ vely short time made a great
Quito a number of Wi at Ha e n wo- is making good in every respect
an exceptional life career
i m»*n and girls art Lacking prune* at the
and helping much to put our fair a" d his " f n y friends in this city
! packing house in town.
city on the map in every way. arld
" dl dee™ '1 V.Ut f .a lr'
I Chas. Spitzbart has traded his store both locally and abroad.
It was. ness and justice that the Item izer
1 a id nice home here for a farm in R o m *
in fact, by his unassisted labors *h°u |d P3* th'f. ,tr'bute to what
d do and will move next week.
that organization
o f this club was he has accomplished, as a rising
T
Mr. and Mi*. K. C. II¡gains of Zeii*. ,
j were the guests of Mr. and J. T. Hunt ! effected and he has been a prime V°unK lawyer ar>d business man.
Sunday.
factor in keeping it going and
Mr*, ( ’ has. Baker returned from the enthusiasm o f its members
j West Wood burn Sunday. Her slater’ «, to the proper head.
For two
J Mr*, .lav Brown, baby ‘ lied Sunday years previous to the organiza­
Mr. and M r*. J. A. Roberts visited
morning at the age of 13 month«
their daughter, Mr*. Lenhard,
tion o f the Commercial Club Mr. with
Monday
of lust week.
*
Mr. and Mr«. Arthur Moore came Tooze was secretary o f the Dal­
home Monday from Kurtz prune yard,
Mr. and Mrs. L yle Jones spent Sun­
las Merchants’ Protective Asso­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Jones, of
where he was dryer.
ciation, where he also displayed Harmony.
Miss Ro'ztdn teaches the sixth, sev­
enth, eighth ami ninth grades here in great administrative abilities.
cou.nt.y
BUELL
Mr. Herberts will
Coffey soon.
our new school house and has ill pupils
and Miss W hite ha« 32 pupil* in the
primary department.
drill a well for Miss
Mr. and Mrs. W eiseund Mrs. Yea ton,
of Sheridan, were visitors on the Creek
Sunday.
Cha«. Huge in putting up a nice barn
and garage combined, in keeping with
other building« in Kingwood Park
Mr. ami Mrs. Thompson made a bus­
iness trip to Ballston Friday of lust
| w eek.
Mr«. Edwin Elliot was stricken with
parulyais Tuesday night and had anoth*
er stroke Sunday and now i* in a very
critical condition.
Miss Bessie W egner has returned from
| Lebanon and i« working for Ernest
Brown, of Sheridan.
Room
I,
Brown
Block,
420'
Main
Street, Dallas, Oregon
We have British Columbia and Oregon Timber Lands
We have California Orchard Lands
We have Canada Wheat Lands
We have trades all over the United States
Besides this list of Home Lands
222 acres of fine farming land for aale.
W e have just listed 100 acres about 4
A house and two lot« one block west I 132 acre«, 5 acres in cultivation, 5
Hu» a good spring, a small orchard, 2(5 acres
Fine large 10 room hard acres slashed, balance in fine second miles from a good town for $4000. There
of good clover, good fencing and sufficient of he depot.
wood for farm use.
Will sell altogether 01 Hni«hed house with all modern conven­ growth fir timlier.
A ll kinds of berries, are 25 acres cleared, 10 slashed and 25
divide up to suit. A most desirable location, ience« and
street work
completed. 45 fruit tree«, all 2-vear-old. Nice run­ under cultivation. Sixty acre« of good
between Dallas and Perrydale. Only $G5 ar
Price $3200.
ning stream through one corner, good timber. No waste land. Good soil,
acre.
W ill Fletcher is getting some d m ta l
work done in Dallas this week.
Mr. and Mr*. Chan. Baker and Mrs.
Iiuncle attended their sister's babys’s
funeral Monday. It was interred at
Turner cemetery.
ITEMIZER R E A LTY CONCERN
A living producing home for sale— One o f ! 27 acres within one and a half miles
the most beautiful living sites in Falls City, of town, OÍ the very best land, With.
Oregon, is offered for sale
at a
a bargain.
bargain. Th#
Tha good improvements and fine orchard.'
■ale at
land is 2 V* acres in extent and is the best
strawberry soil in the world. It is already Price $4300.
planted in 40 English walnuts and some GO
84>£ acres, 45 acres in hops, rest in
apple trees, out four years. An adjoining acre
can be had for $750.
Almost new modern good pasture land, with creek running
house of 9 rooms, with many conveniences, through it. Good improvements and
good barn and outbuildings. The cash price hop house, and yard trellised in fine
is $2500, and it is ) snap for the person who
$(>825, half down and
wants a fine location, sure to double in value, shape. Price
terms on the balance.
and whereon one can easily make s '*ving.
house and barn. Price, $2500; $1200 new house, all fenced, and a fine buy for
the money.
cash, balance on terms to suit.
W e have 720 acres in one body of hill
and, some in cultivation, balance in
good timber, running water, some in-
provements, good soil, lots of limiter,
fine stock ranch, close to school, tiey
miles of town, for $35 an acre
W e have a dandy stock ranch in the
coast range of 160 acres that we are
now offering at $2000. There is a good
house thereon and two l>ains. There
arcabont 40 acres of fine bottom land.
If you want a fine mountain ranch, here
is your opportunity to get one cheap.
34 acres within a couple of miles of a
good little town, 10 acres under cultiva­
320 acres, 35 acres clear ed and 100 in
tion, 10 acres «lashed, and the balance pasture, balance timber, two houses
in second growth oak. Price $75 an and other improvements, fine springs,
acre, $1000 cash and the balance on soil fine. $17 an acre, half cash. t
term to suit.
Mr. and Mrs. Spil/.bart and family
70 acres, 45 cleared, 25 pasture, 25 in
dined with Mr. and Mr*. J. T. Hunt
230 acres, 4 miles from town. Has timber, 38 acres in prunes and pears
Sunday.
good house and 4 barns on the place, from 1 year to 10. Eighty acres can be
several good springs, splendid water. irrigated and the creek runs all the year
80 acres in cultivation, 40 acres in tim ­ round. The land is rolling and the soil
ber and the balance in open pasture, red and beaver dam. A ll fenced with
fine grazing land, the land is gently woven wire. Five miles from Salem and
Kuhlell Bros, are putting in wheat at
rolling and soil is splendid.
Price one mile from school and postoffice.
the rate of 20 acre* per day with their j
$7500. $4500 down, balance 6 year’s $7000. % cash, balance at 6 per cent.
combined gasoline farming machine, I
time at 6 per cent,
plowing, drilling n grain and harrow­
106 acres, all cleared and under c u lti­
No. 51— 278 acres, 125 cultivation, 80
ing all at the same time.
162% acres in Lincoln county, all open vation,
Here is a dairy ranih for you that is
•i-rez of ‘>ak timber, balance slashed off, place
all fenced and fine soil, 1 1-2
pasture
land.
It
is
right
on
the
coast
hard
to
beat:
It
consists
of
389
acres,
.1
1
fenced,
the
house
is
an
old
one,
but
the
miles to town and school. $90 an acre
I>. M. Guthrie visited his children
■am and out buildings are good.
$50 per 125 being in cultivation, 100 heavy tim ­ on a good river,for only $2000, half cash.
$3000
down
and balance on good terms.
S«ml-W eokly Oregon Journal,
here during the week returning to his
• ere, one-half cosh, the balance at 7 per cent.
FOR FLETC H ER ’S
ber and the balance pasture. There Fine stock and as cheap as you could
home at Dallas.
•no year .......................
$1.90
10 scree tract near Dallas, 9 acres in fruit are 40 cows an<J calves, 4 bogs, 60 goats, usk with a good road to it.— Itemizer
147 acres, 50 in cultivation and the
nearly all Ftalian prunes, 2 year old trees. good buildings and lots of them, fine Realty Concern.
Item lier, one year ...................... 1.90 | Barrister Tooze is engaged in
balance in oak and fir timber. Two
Lorcnce threshing outfit finished hul­
I acres filler of raspberries. Lays well. No
| so many enterprises and aifiiiat-
acres of fruit, good house and ham, well
soil, a complete outfit of farm and dairy
ling clover Tuesday.
improvements.
Price $1800, hulf cash, bsl
106 acre, 48 in ho;**, 12 in cultivation
T o ta l.................................... 8 3 . 0 0
, . . ; i and springs. Only half mile to school
machinery, and the cream check each
ance at 6 per cent.
i ed with so many organizations
for potatoes, corn or such like, tt.n<
Everyone is busy hauling and tilling
!
and church. We want $55 an i
month
amounts
to
$100.
The
owner’
s
fo r
House and two tots In Dallas, •’lose in.
j that it is pretty ha d to keep up
acre« u paid for to be grabbed, the hal- , hi9 a„ d it ¡8 „ b
in
woodsheds, gathering apple«, digging
New h-use. plastered, with wood fibre, and reason for selling is that he wants to ance of the piece being in ash and ma­
j
with
his
career,
but
we
remem-
j
potatoes and going to school etc.
nts five rooms and outbuildings. Price $1250 get out of the dairy business. The land
$5000, only $2000 o f it cash, will buy
ple timber. This is all good bottom
half cash. W ill trade stock.
j her that he has been giving faith­
is situated 2% miles from the Peedee
land, and the hop yard turned out 40,- 80 acrea of land within one mile of
T h W e 'k ly
We have sevornl business chances in Polk store, and within one mile of the rail­
ful and talented assistance to the
000
potiuds
of
first
class
hops
this
last
school
and church, on free delivery
•minty for sale, among which might be men-
McCall’* liaa azine will
city o f Dallas as its attorney for \ MCCALLS MAGAZINE help you dress styl­ ioned a barber shop, a furniture store, a road surveyed from A irlie to the coast. crop. There are two good plastered hop route, and four miles from town. 41
Publtehee the lAteat and moat complete
A
phone
goes
with
the
place.
This
is
telegraphic iiewa of the world; frtvea roil
ishly ui a uioticra'.o flouring mill, a livery stable, etc.
houses, with balers and all things need­ acres are cleared and the balance is in
the last three years and for
«M e mer*et reports, ae It ta published at
the l est piece of land in the county for
c.xpeuso by k e e p in g
Portland, where the mitikei news can be
We have 120 acres rive miles from Dallas dairying or stock raising. The price is ed for their operation, and situated far oak grubs, There la a fine spring and
the last two years in the same
Landon Barnard and fam ily huve
you p o s t e d on the
and ta corrected to date for each issue. It
enough
apart so that both could not 5 or 6 acres can be irrigated. Some
of
the
best
land
in
the
vttlley
that
we
can
sell
latest i u s h i o u a In
moved to the hop yurd and farm near ; alaoh aaa page of special mutter for the
capacity for the city by the falls
There are no improve­ $15000 and one-third can he paid in cash catch from the same fire. It is on a stock will go with the place.
clothes and hats. 50 for $100 an acre.
Bridgeport to help run il. W e are sor- ; farm a..d home, an entertaining story page
and
the
balance
to
suit
buyer.
ments,
but
it
is
all
in
cultivation
and
crop.
New Fashion Designs
o f the Luckiamute.
good county road, and only one half
and a page or nn>re of comic each week,
in«l one-third of the crop goes in at this
ry to lose such good neighbors.
In each Issue. Also
16 acres, four miles of town, all in
and it goes to the subscriber twice every
20 acres, one acre slashed, rest in oak mile from the depot in a good hop dis­
figue.
This is one of the finest farms in
He is the energetic and capa­
valu:ibio information
week—104 times a year.
Polk
county,
and
the
owner
has
only
lately
grubs. Four room
box house. All trict. This is a first class buy at $250 good timber, no improvements, on
on all homo and per­
Antricans have moved into the house
ble captain o f Company H, and
decided to dispose of it.
sonal mutters.
Ouiy
fenced. T h iee and a half miles from an acre, ami good time will be given county road. Price, $35 an acre.
that Barnards vacated
to him alone in a great measure
50c it your, including
We have 240 acres at the head of the Me- Dallas. Close to school. Good well, on half the amount.
80 acre«, 12 acres under plow’, and 15
ft freo pattern. Sub­ Timinonds valley that we are authorized to
Mrs. Antrican bought a new $45 range
we owe the new $15,(XX) armory,
Price $50 an acre with some
scribe to»Icy or semi let go of at *>400. It is located l mile iro n good soil.
Gives all local n-ws and happenings mid
47 acres fine garden land and in culti­ slashed, rest in good fir timber, some
Saturday.
should be III every home In this vicinity
household goods. Terms, $600, cash if
for free sample copy.
he
having
started
and
managed
;
large
oak.
New house of six rooms,
R
oiic o ' s sawmill, and is a part o f the old
vation, 2 1-2 m ile« from Dallas, on rail­
The two papers make a splendid coin'd-
McCall Pat tarn* w 111 enable you to make In your
Buford Hush place.
It is 10 miles from desiied.
An agent for the M cM innville Fire
the campaign for it from start
nation ami you save $1 ‘2I> by sending your
road. Price $80 per acre. Term s to suit good barn, good water, two springs, and
own
home,
with
v<a:rown
hand*.
cloUiiug
lor
Dallas,
and
has
an
old
house
and
barn
('here
subscription to the Itemizer
Insurance company was in Kola lust
I creek runs through it. One mile of
80 acre», 70 in cultivation. This land
yourself and children which wiil be perfect
to finish.
on. Eighty acres of It are under fence, and
We end also give our subscribers a good
Two blocks south and one block west | good school, 3 miles of town. Price $40
week.
in style and lit. Price—none li it'll or than !5 there are some 40 acres of tillable land. It lie» well for orchard or anything el«e.
■dubbing offer lo r the Pally and Sunday, or
Mr. Tooze was born in Butte-!
ecu is. Send for free Pattern Cuiulnffue.
<s an ideal stock ranch, and a bargain st the There are 10 acres in pasture, with nice of the depot we have a house and lot for ; an acre. Terms cash.
Sunday
Journal,
In
eonnwetion
with
the
B. I. Ferguson has b u ilt* line wood­
a.'le for $1200. I t has seven rooms and
Half cash, ut least, is re
We WEI Cive You Fi.ie Present* for irctUiii; sub­ j I price asked.
ville, Marion County, Oregon,
Itemlsur.
shed ami i« cementing a I a-em -nt to
| W e h ave 358 acres that is a bargain,
scriptions nmontf your friends. Bend r-rfre:
^Uired, and the balance eun be arranged for river and tim b er; good garden right sit a bath
February 24, 1887. He attended
the river’ s edge; fair buildings and good
Premium ( atnloffne and ( iisli Prfao ufTer.
move their house onto from the road,
i
at $55 an acre.
600 acres near Antelope. W ill sell at $10 i little orchard.
Horses, hogs, cow and
25 acres, small honse and barn,^4 of a
«. call company . 239 to 249 w«t sm a.. Hr* yorl an acre or trade for valley farm.
public
school
in
Woodburn,
Mt.
!
Mr. Shores went to Portland on husi-
For $2100, % cash, we have for sale a
I calf, grain, l av and machinery, all goes mile from school house, 1100 cord of
Angel
College,
N
ew
ill
Riverside
'
ness Sunday, returning Monday even*
205 acres, 80 acres in cultivation, balance I at $6500. Terms at 6 per cent,
wood on it, 250 cord of fir wood, % mile 10-acre tract that is hard to heat. It is
n pasture and timber land. 1 here is a good |
ing.
Academy in Portland, and grad-!
w it bin a mile and a half of town, in one
iwelling house, hams and other outbuildings, t 103 1-2 acres at $50 an acre. Dwelling from railroad station. Price $1600— of the most desirable directions, and
FOR FLETCHER’S
Pattersons are having a large new ;
\bout 50 acres »re sown to grain, and the! h ou se and h op house.
Thirty acres Item izer Realty Concern.
will
probably be on the new’ electric
Balance to grass. It ia located on the public
hen house built.
Scott M ilitary Academy in Port-: cure.cow«, croup and wi.&pin* cough.
road, within 4 miles of Fall* City snd ?. V4 cultivated, 60 acres »»f timber. Good
73 acres, 55 in cultivation, 12 in hops, road.
It has some improvements, i9
spring
and
well.
One-half
cash,
with
•files of Airlie. The price is $35 an acre.
well trellised, in a state o f good culti­ nearly all cleared, and is fenced on one
time
on
the
balance
at
7
per
cent.
vation. The rest of the place is in side. 1« close to church and school.
Here’s a snap— only $4200 will buy two
£ t
u
a » » * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * $ * * * * * * * * * « ft * * * * * * * * * f * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
fine resiliences right close in town. One is a
97 acres 3 la miles from Dallas, 30 grain. This is all good land, part of it W e also have two other tracts in the
large 9-room house and the other a 5-room
being rolling and part bottom. Good same vicinity, unimproved.
cottage.
Modern improvements.
On three acres cleared, balance in fir and oak tim ­
^ I lots with fruit, berries, ornamental trees and ber.
1000 2 year old Italian prune tree», buildings. Good orchard. Price $5000,
If von want a nice small prune or­
^ 1 flowers. Sold separate if desired.
00 Pomona currant«. Fair house and half cast), balance on terms. This will chard, here is your chance.
Eight
V- ■ No. 1GG — 1G6 acres, at $125 per acre: on barn, plenty oi water, two good spring«, pay someone to look up, as it is in a acres, with dryer, and all other improv-
' mnhi road and only a mile from the city 5000 cords of wood and a good road to good locality, and handy to scho >1 and
ments,
close
to
town,
and
everything
in
Y limits of Dallas. Only IV* miles to the court
Land lie« well for hill church.— Item izer Realty Concern,
good shape. Seven acres of 10-year old
house square and postoffice. The place is ell haul to town.
mder cultivation with the exception of only j land.
Price $(>0 an acre. $2500 down,
For $3,500 $1800 cash, we will sell prunes, and some nice apples. Close to
t few seres along the north end. where the
town and school with city water. The
beautiful La Creole river runs and hounds the | 140 acres, 50 in cultivation, and the you 60 acres 4 miles from town anti one
Annie: affords a cool place for stock where balance fine timber. There i« a creek from school. 25 aere9 are cleared, 15 un­ price is $4500.
here are no flies to bother. This is an ideal j
der cultivation, 10 more slashed, and
75 acres, 45 cleared, slashed 15, and
place and haa an 8 or 9 room house wi h i on the place and several nice springs,
plenty of shade, a Urge barn and all the | which can he piped where desired. the balance is in oak and fir. The land 20 in pasture, with 12 acres of oak tim ­
necessary outbuildings that go with an up to- This is a fine fruit ranch or dairy farm, is rolling, good soil, fenced with board, ber; 45 acres are under cultivation, and
date farm of this kind. There are about 3 all being the host of land, and only $4,- has a five room house and other im ­ even 7 acres «re set to prunes. There
acres of family orchard, including prunes,
are three wells on the place, the soil is
apples, pears and cherriea, also haa ahont a 200 is the price, one-third down, and the provements, and some of it can be irri
gated by the creek running through it. a red loam, and it is wire fenced.
dozen Knglish walnut trees that are loaded balance on easy terms.
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with nuts at the preaent time. Thia farm lies
You cannot get a better bargain.
There is a house of eight rooms, and
172 acre« close to school and lailroad
as level as could he and has good drainage.
good barns and other improvements.
This place is easily worth $125 an acre, situ­ station. 70 acres ill cultivation.
12
182 acres, all in cultivation except « Only one mile to town, school and
ated as it is in a country where the blizzards acre« in prunes and other fruit.
Fair few trees around the house. About 100
are unknown and delightful summers.
If
church. Price $8000, half cash.
House of eight
von are looking for something nice this place buildings with a new barn, stock and acres in cultivation.
will suit you. Price $125 p«*r acre.
T rms machinery.
Price $75 an acre, half rooms, large barn, granary and lien . 365 acres, 125 cleared and in cultiva­
half cash, balance time to suit.
cash will handle il.— Item izer Realty hout-e. Sixty acres of bottom land, and tion, the balance in pasture and timber.
Two vacant lots on Main street, opposite Concern.
all the place is black loam soil. There There is 2 acres of fruit and some gar­
school house. 50x100.
den, two w elli and several springs. The
300 acres w ithin 2 1-2 miles o f Dallas, ih a fam ily orchard, and 60 voung cher­
A desirable home— New 5 room cottage and 60 acres in cultivation, 20 acres slashed, ry trees. It is within % mile of station, soil ia good and it is all fenced. Only
bath, toilet, lavatory, and electric lights. Fine
W e c u d sell this for a short tim e only at 2% miles from railroad town. $60 an
inside finish. Roof painted green. Attached balance in timber and pasture, 4 acres $75 an acre.
acre is wanted for this, and half cash
to sewer. $1290 the price, $300 down, terms in fruit, rooiny house and barn, good
will carry the deal.
on balance. Fine location. All improvements fruit land, price $42.50 per acre. H alf
Large 60x150 lot near Wash place in
naid for.
24 acres, 8 acres cleared partly, with
cash, time on balance.
Ellis ad d ition ; has several fruit trees
Two acres of land In Dallas. Has nice 7-
and two large walnut shade trees. Good no waste land, and the rest in fir and
$2000
cash
will
buy
inv
improvements
room house, with private water plant, and
oak timber. H alf an acre is in straw­
well furnished throughout.
Splendid barn. on 190 acres of O. & C. railroad land 1 % building location. Price $175.
berries and other small fruit. There is
Good bottom land and lots of all kinds of miles from Falls City.
Improvements
a small house on the place and the toil
340
acres,
40
acres
slashed
and
seeded
fruit. Several large Royal Ann cherry trees
hat last year bore 1000 pounds to the tree consist of a good 4-room house with to grass, 10 acres in cultivation, very is a fine black loam. Only % mile from
Only 5 blocks from the court house. Would chamber, about 2 acre« in cultivation, good barn, shack of a house, plenty of a railroad station, and four milea from
make au ideal garden spot
W « want $2600 about 20 fruit trees, some l>erriee, chick­
water, all under good fence. Place
Dallas. Church and school convenient.
and $2000 of it down.
en house and good picket fence and rough and has a good bearing orchard. Aou can get this now for a short time
15 acres within two miles of town, unlm other improvements.
Rea.-o i for sell­ 290 acres o f good hr timber, mostly sec­ for only $1500 or w ill trade for a small
iroved, but the finest of orchard land. Now ing other business to look after.
Also ond growth, averaging about 20 inches, place in Falls City or Dallas.
n oats, with a few young trees set out this
spring. W e can get you this snap for $125 have 40 acres joining same with about with about 1,000,000 feet of large fir.
20 acres, 10 acres o f timber, rest open
15 acres o ] h * ii land, 6 acres in good cut Price $5000, if sold soon. A ll good black
an acre. Just the place for a ddsirable home
land, one acre slashed. 8inall house,
tivation, will sell along with other for »oil.
We have a 5-room
sale glKiUI
'iix’iu house
iiiruir In
ni Dallas
l'un.«» for
lui sair
close
to town, all fenced. Price, $50 an
Good little barn.
__ , $800.
.
This is s bargain, and we d o L f ‘ ;" * L
at only
not expect to keep it on the market very long w
We have a nice residence, close in, acre; $600 cash, balance to 6uit.
5 acres in city limits, 4 acres set to
8 acres bearing prunes, In 1 Vi miles of fruit trees two years ago. New 4-room that is a snap at $1300. It is of five
16 acres only four miles from Dallas
towfl IMP
house, besides bathroom and porches. rooms, and is fixed up with all modern that we can now offer at $40 an acre.
Seventy acres of unimproved land in the Very desimb’e location. Price, $.’1000; conveniences. The lot is 60x150 feet, A ll in fir timber, but the best of soil,
Mt. Pisgah region within two miles of town
and it cannot be heat as an ideal loca­ at d you can pay for the place easy in
we are authorized to let go of for $80 an half cash, balance tim e at 6 per cent.
tion. Come quick or someone else will clearing it up. Close to school and
■icre. It ia all good orchard land and cannot
gobble
it up.
other facilities.
120 acres, 3 miles o f town, 30 acres un­
j he he.»t for a home rloa# to town. All under
good solid fence.
Better pick up this bar der cultivation, rest in pasture and some
We
have
a lot of overflow land along
We have 640 acres within 1 % miles of
gain while you can get it.
timber. Good house and ham, good the river that is just the place to grow
railroad with 10,0 )0,000 feet of good saw
16 acrea. all in cultivation. 1 room honse family orchard, !>est watered place in fine peaches. Conveniently located in
timber
011 it. There are no improve­
Family orchard, and all the best of laud. the country, and some can lie Irrigated.
every way, and the price is $110 an acre. ments but half of the place is cleared
On the public road.
Price, $25C0.
Good soil. Some broken land. Ma­
} Piano Contest to be closed October 28, 1911, at 9:30 p. in., sharp, Polk county Court House time. The count
land, and there is an abundance of out
80 acres of well Improved land within four chinery and fodder w ill go in at $50 an
Two improved lots on Ila v te r street,
range. The soil is first class and we are
mi lea of Dallas
Well adapted for fruit or acre.
close in, for $250 cash. Both fine build­
•
will be made by disinterested parties and the on receiving the highest number of
poultry, inj| with especially rich soil.
only
asking $12 an acre for the lot.
Good house and lot 2 block« from ing sites.
One of the best paying private sawmill Main street; lot 80x150 ft; 8 room
votes will be given the Piano free of all charge
1000 acres near a railroad, 500 of
properties in Polk county, doing a good busi
We have a fine sub-division project of which is in cultivation, for which we
neas and lota of timber land In connection house; good barn; Price $1400, terms if 60 acres, nearly in Dallas, that is on the
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are only asking $45 the acre. Desirable
desired.
Owner desires to rotiro.
market for 30 days only. Fine soil and location and first class» soil.
Tw o houses and three lots in Dallas theie is money in platting it.
For $4,500, $2000 of it cash, we can let
Here iis a coast ranch for yon: 280
you have 68 acres of land for any pur­ j for $40tH>. One has «even rooms and
One house and liarn snd fonr lots in acre» none in cultivation, and no Ian-
pose. Fifty acres are cleared and ready ; is modern in every respect, and the
None cleared, and several
for pasture, 18 acre« are under cultiva­ other has six rooms. The larger can he Dallas for $3.500. Nice location, sewer Pr.'’ ' ’ef,*e,,ts
connections, city water. H alf cash. million feet of good tim ber already for
tion, and there ia no w*n«te land
There purchased alone for $2500.
a railroad when it get» there. School
are some 10 acres of oak and fir timber j 26 acres, all in cultivation, no improv- House cost $2500.
and po^toffice nearby. Four miles from
About 100 apple trees, four year« old, i ments. fine fruit Hnd, level, lays well,
8 acres near town, 4-room house and
I the coast and on county road. The soil
are on the place and in g«>.ml condition. right at railroad station, $100 an acre.
out buildings. Three aerres in cultiva­
Irl excellent, and it is now a fine dairy
There
is
running water
and
a
tion and rest slashed. Good road.
ran I
ill trade for valley land, or
dozen acre« could I k » irrigated. There I 171 acres, 75 acres cleared, balance Price. $1050.
I rJDO. half down and the balance at 6
ia a gotul seven roein house on the place, I pasture and fine oak timl>er. Five acres
Running
water
it is 1 -cated % mile from school and 4 ^ of
~g * fine ~ 1 beaver 1 land
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360 acres, 35 in cultivation, 25 acres of • per cent will take it.
s
| and two springs. Fine soil, good fen- timber, 300 acres of other land not
mi Isa trom town.
„
1-4 acres, 30 acres in grain, 2200 5 and
033 acres o f suitable land for coloniz­ I ees, 6-room house, barn and other im- fence«I, two streams of rnnning water 6 year-old prune trees, 4 or 5 peach
ing, .tOO acres of rick black loam which | provements. If sold in 60 days, % of the year around, seven room hon«*, not • trees in hearing, rest in timber. Run­
333 is rolling snd crop goes with place at $8,7oU. $4000 very good, two large barns. W ill sell I ning water, fair improvements. Price
ia pacticalljr level
this at $20 an acre, one-third cash and j $ 0 an acre, half cash.
covered with some
limiter which ic down, balance in two years.
now weed for pasture, when cleared is | 204 acres, 220 o f w hith is cleared, nnd balance in fiv e years time at 6 i>er cent '
interest.
| 88 acre«, all in cultivation, level lan«f#
good fruit *»r form ing land. The entire 200 under cu ltivation ; 40 acres oak
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t * * 1— t
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| running water, close to town.
Good
tract is No. 1 land and has good im ­ grul>s; 1 acre apples and pears; well snd
A goo I for $i<o. Two good lots on improvements. W ill take $13 000 for
provements. House and two barns, all running water. J«and slightly rolling
Washington »«reet, with .ew er
and I the whole piece, or w ill divide it into
fenced, well watered with wells snd and black and gray loam, hair improve
n arad ini .treet* all wild (or, one ol | three different tract* of 25 acre* with
•piings. 1 ^ miles to A irlie statt >n snd ments and dose to school snd 31* miles
which .. corner. Both (ace north, hot | the b m ld in « at »175 an acre, nice peach
has good countv road m rn ln g serosa it. o f g«K»l town. This is a bargain at ou’.y
can be cut to ¡ace eaat if desired. \\ ill orchard. Alan 28 acre tract lor *125 an
Poeeeekm eny time. Price $u0 per acre. $60 an acre.
j *eli at co*t, which i* *150 for the two.
acre, H alf ca*h.
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Itemizer Realty Concern
' Several from here attended the dance
1 at W iliam inn Friday night and report a
676 acres, 9 cleared, 100 acres of pas­
No. 2 43— 5 acres, 1 mile from Dallas Col
' tine time.
lege, sidewalk to town, 10-room house and a ture, balance in saw timber and wood,
good barn, two wells and pumps at the barn
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie M uller have and one at house; 2^4 acres of orchard that small orchard, fine water supply and
j moved to the old Zu m w alt place on Salt pays from $80 to $150 without attention, power, big out range; three miles from
besides all the fruit that owners can use good town, and two from school. $30
| Creek.
The orchard consists of prunes, pears, apples, an acre, $5000 down and the balance at
Howard Bray is working for M r Gross plums and cherries; balance garden and 6 j>er cent.
meadow. A beautiful home, giving the quiet
at Sheridan.
easy life of a farm and the advantages of a
307 acres, 140 cleared, 40 slashed, 140
Price $350«, terms $1500 cash, hal
Mr. and Mrs. Puttee, of Sheridai , city.
in pasture, 130 in cultivation, 100 in
ance time to suit.
spent Sunday with A. \V. Fletcher.
lim
ber, fair buildings and water supply,
For only $3000— A 9-roora hard finished
Sherd Bralev is moving hack from house in Dallas, only ore Mock from business tour miles from town and one from
section.
This place will only be on the school. $60 an acre, one half cash, first
Gooseneck.
market for a few weeks.
mortgage for lialance.
Mr. and Mr«. Liverm ore, of Portland,
are here staying with Mr. ami Mrs. J
T. Hunt.
MONMOUTH NO 1.
A Great
Clubbing Offer
Ch i l d r e n Cr y
C A S T O R I A
Both Papers
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One Year
Ladies! ^ave Money acd Keep in
$1.75
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Magazine and Using McCall Patterns
Oregon Journal
T H E IT E M IZ E R
Chi l d r e n Cry
C A S T O R I A
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No
No
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No
No
No
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23,620
3 _____
__ 16,620
4 ______________
12,575
8 _____________
7,900
52______________
7,540
5 3 _____________ 2,018,887
54______________
34,750
55 ______________ 1,434,530
61______________ 1,721,095
66________________ 16,195
6 7 _________________
7,935
7,325
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122_________________ 21,120
1 3 7 ________________ 6,220
151________________ 27,285
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670,000
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Men’s Fine Clothing, Gentlemen’s Furnishings, Etc.
T H E F L O R S H E IM
Dallas, Oregon
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