The Green Forest tribune., 1901-06-01

A. J. RUSSELL. Until further notice the Green Forest Roller Mill will pay 1 cent pound straight for wheat.
 Claude Stanhope and wife departed last week for Montana, where they ex- pect to reside in the future.
 Considerable frost was found on the lowlands Saturday morning. No ser ious damage has been reported.
 J. w. Roberts of Aurora, Mo-, fruit tree salesman, is making his head-quar- ters in Green Forest at present.
 Money to loan on improved farms in Northern Arkansas. Write to P. o. drawer 13S, Mt. Vernon, Mo. Jul 1 The people of Silver City, the new town near the mouth of Yocum, are pre- pairing to celebrate the 4th in good, big style.
 Pyron 6 Son have kiln of 100000 brick which they will fire in a few days. Their brick yard is south of the railroad track.
 The band boys will give a musical concert on Saturday night week, the 9th, to pay expense of teacher and buy new music.
 J. E. Franklin, the banker, writes US that he has purchased the safe for the Green Forest Bank and that the furni- ture is being made.
 John Porter has again been employed as mail carrier between Green Forest and Coin, pending future arrangements of the department relative to the de- livery of the mail at Coin.
 s. R. Hanby, the lumberman, is making arrangements to erect a num- Der of cottages in Green Forest for rent. This is good move for Hanby and will be splendid thing for the town.
 
 the 4th this year. We have always been noted for putting up good celebrations and there is no reason why we could not eclipse all former efforts this year. Mrs. H. M. Foster lost a'small square locket between town and the depot last Sunday. It contained little girls pie ture and was a keepsake. Finder will be rewarded by returning same to Eos ter's grocery.
 The truth of the old saying that all signs of rain fail in dry weather has been proven several times the past month. The old-t timer is much nonplused by the long g-continued dry weather we have ex- perienced this spring.
 The double daily mail service as well as arranging mails for the postal car has added much extra trouble for the postmaster at Green Forest. The local office at present affords almost constant employment for two hands.
 J. E. Reynolds, who came in last week from Husted, Colo, with view of buying land, is taking a good look at the country and will probably locate. He was brought here through correspond ence with the Carroll County Abstract Co.
 Prof. H. H. Davis, late principal of the Carrollton Academy, has been em- ployed by the school board as principal of our public school for the coming school year. MT. Davis has reputa- ton as teacher that is excelled by few men in this part of the state. His suc- cess at Carrollton during the past three years in awakening educational interests and building up school has been little less than wonderful. MT. Davis is not only an excellent teacher, but more thorough, upright gentleman is not to be found anywhere. He has been the personal friend and an associate of THE TRIBUNE boys since we were all little tots, and it gives us special pleasure to attest his worth as scholar and gentle man. MT. Davis has the happy faculty of knowing no factions in any commun- ity where he has ever taught, and THE TRIBUNE predicts that his work as prin- cipal of the Green Forest school will be characterized with the greatest degree of success.