The Green Forest tribune., 1901-10-05
See the Green Forest Milling Go. for

NON flour,
 This seems to be the time it never rained any more.
 The wheat crop prospect is exceeding ly slim so far.
 Best bargains in flour are offered by the Green Forest Milling Go.
 The condition of G. $. Firestone is only slightly improved from what 1t was last week.
 T. o. Walker will pay 50 cents bush- el for shipping apples. See him before you make delivery.
 Dr. D. Samuel, the specialist, arrived from Berryville yesterday and has es- abolished an office at Hotel Maine.
 Monroe Goforth is over from Eureka Springs this week assisting with the business of the Green Forest Milling Go.
 George Buell. has returned home from the Batesville railroad work. After short rest he will join the graders at Harrison.
 Green Forest will be the place of meeting for the annual encampment of the Carroll County ex-Confederate vet erans, next year.
 The Shady Grove church and school house, between Berryville and Eureka Springs, was burned by an incendiary on Thursday night of last week.
 After six weeks visit with relatives and friends here, Thom as Mahan and wife have departed on their return to Raton, N. M. T. w. Goforth, wife and son accompanied them up near Kansas City, where they will all visit relatives for few days.
 The year 1901 will not be remembered alone by the people of Green Forest as the beginning of 8 new century. It is also the year railroad made it's advent into our town and the year of the great est drought of the present generation. This is, indeed, year that will not be easily forgotten.
 About 90 teams are now employed on the grading of the extension. A train load of supplies and large nnmber of men passed over the line for Harrison Tuesday. The work, however, is yet limited to the first five miles of the grade. All bids for grading of the road received on Sept. 15 were rejected. Contracts for grading beyond the first five miles have all to be let yet.
 c. E.. Haflick and family arrived with their household goods from Gallon, O., this week and will take up their resi- dence at once on the Reagan farm, out east of town, which place MT. H. and his brother purchased on their visit here last April. MT. Hafick appears to be endowed with all the requisites necessa- ry to make us a good citizen and THE TRIBUNE is delighted to welcome him and his ahnable family among us.
 The Green Forest Milling Go. is headquarters for all kinds of flour. They handle the best.
 Following are DeVoe's weather fore- casts for October: An unusual amount of rain is likely to fall during this month over the Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio valley, with cool wee ther in- tervening between the heavy rains. The northwest may look for snow the latter part of the month. 1st to 3rd, cool and pleasant. On the 4th a storm will form oyer the east Gulf states causing heavy rains on the 9th to 9th in that section. 7th to Sth cold wave. 9th to 12th, cool and pleasant. On the 18th storm is indicated over the lower Mississippi valley moving northward west of the Mississippi river, causing hot, sultry weather over the southern states from 14th to 16th. On the 17th storm will form over the Gulf of Mexico and move northward into the Ohio val ley, causing floods in it's tract from the Gulf states to Canada, on the 18th to 22d. 23d to 26th cold wave. 27th to 31st a storm will form over the lower MisSis- sippi valley and move northward causing keavy rains over the Gulf states and snow in the northern states followed by cold weather.