The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-31
Wheat harvest will be here in a few

THE TRIBUNE contains all the local news that is fit to print.
 T. L. Cooper of Denver will teach six months public school at Coin.
 Joe Reeves and Miss Dona Shipman were married at Berryville Sunday.
 James Turner, Berryville carpenter, is plying his trade in Green Forest.
 John Richmond, representing Indiana capitalists, is here looking for mineral
 Mrs. T. L. Hummer returned Saturday from weeks visit with her parents at Eagle Rock, Mo.
 What will the coming census show the population of Green Forest to be It was 150 in 1890.
 The mineral prospects of this section indicate that Green Forest will become veritable Cripple Creek.
 THE TRIBUNE job department has been crowded with work lately. We make a speciality of fine job; printing.
 New potatoes have put in their ap- pearance. The crop promises to be ex- ceedingly bountiful this year.
 Blasingame & Mckinney say they could find ready use for twenty-five new houses, if they had material to build.
 Contractor Cremmons has moved his camp out west of town and has begun grading upon Oscar Grim's place, on mile 23.
 THE TRIBUNE issues another edition of HOO copies this week, 800 of which are distributed at the expense of Col. J. P. Fancher.
 When you go to Eureka Springs stop at Wilson's Restaurant. You will get the best the market affords. Regular meals 20 cents. 4-1O
 B. B. Eslinger attended memorial ser vices at Denver Sunday, being one of the orators of the occasion. He reports a nice time.
 Get your oak lumber of White 6 Co.,. town. Orders promptly filled and prices the lowest.
 Will Green Forest celebrate? Con- ditions are fine for us to have the grand est Fourth of July celebration we have ever had. Let's have it. Every person who has investigated the resources of the country contiguous to the new railroad say Green Forest is the 1 most favored town on the entire line. The band boys gave an ice cream sup l per at the residence of E. Wise on last Saturday evening, which resulted in a delightful time and success financially
 Judge Worthington was in town Fri day en route to the Republican County Convention. He continued his trip to Batesville, where he is called as witt ness in the United States Court. W. E. Havener, whom we reported as 1 in Green Forest last week with view to 1 locating, has decided to make his home here and has returned to Joplin for his family. He is professional painter. We find it impracticable to get an item about each new conner and prospector in Green Forest. If we should stop. to interview every stranger seen in town we would not have much time for anything else.
 Col. I. A. Jones was up from Long creek last week looking pleasant and prosperous. His Georgia visitors, Messrs. Jones and Taylor, returned home last week. They were impressed with the country and may return.
 THE TRIBUNE office is turning out a large bill of job printing this week for the enterprising req estate firm of Blas- ingame & Mckinney. These gentlemen propose to inaugerate big advance in Green Forests already heavy real estate boom.
 w. J. Lloyd, the popular Eureka Springs hardware man, was in Green Forest Sunday. MT. Lloyd will pro bably open a hardware store in Green Forest as soon as the railroad is completed. He can handle the trade of this country very easily now from Eureka Springs.
 The Mckinney Mining Company is a new organization in Green Forest which proposes to develop the mineral of this country. The members of the firm are: