The Green Forest tribune. (Green Forest, Ark.) 1890-1971, 1902-04-12

Usage Wednesday.
All kinds of grass seed at Green For
est Commission Co.'S.
Beef, pork and fresh sausage every
day at the City Meat Market.
Emmett Roberts is at home again after
several weeks spent in Missouri.
Orrell Bros. have the frame up for
dwelling in the Blasingame addition.
The jean Hurst-Redfearn Produce
Co. furnishes the best market for wool.
Try one of those fine home cured hams,
City Meat Market brand.
WARD & PULLMAN.
l.. S. SHIRLEY is at home again from
Crawford county. He says prospects
down there for an Alberta peach crop
were never better.
No man was ever really dressed up in
hand-me-down suit. Get Hurd &
Stapleton to order you something nice
in tailor made goods.
Over $500 was paid out in Green For
est last week for eggs alone. An amount
almost If not quite equal to that was
paid for other articles of produce.
The Green Forest Mill Co. sells wheat
chops $1.70, corn chops SLIGO, bran
S1.30, cents off for sacks returned;
hay per bale go cents; flour st.65 to
$40 per hundred, delivered anywhere
in town.
J. O. Michel, cashier of the Peoples
bank, will bring his family here from
Green Forest as soon as he can make
the necessary arrangements, and become
citizen of NATURALIZATION Re-
publican.
The -Hurst-Redfearn Produce
Co. want to buy everything in the pro-
duce line that is marketable and guar
antee to pay the top prices in cash all
the time. You can unload either on the
square or Broadway in Green Forest.
After long and weary struggle the
new town of Urbanette, out this side of
Freeman station, has secured a post
Office. Now if the promoters can induce
the railroad company to put in side
track and stop the trains there much will
have been accomplished toward the
building of town.
The Jean-H Hurst Redfearn Produce
houses in Green Forest are now under
the management of j. B. Hardin, who
is an everlasting rustler for trade. He
proposes to make Green Forest the
greatest produce market OH the line of
the ST. L. & N. A. road.
J. E. Reynolds and son Of Maple were
in town Tuesday. Mr.. Reynolds reports
that in addition to the fruit trees al
ready planted on his big farm, he is this
spring putting out 1900 apple gratis.
He is determined to make thorough
test OF this country for producing fruit
and he is going about it in a manner
that will doubtless make him rich in a
few years.
Those who heard Rev. J. A. Burchit
at the school building on Friday night
Of last week have no cause to regret the
price OF admission nor the time spent in
listening to the lecture. To say the
oct Of trno
people and everyone who heard it could
not help being benefited. His subject
was Having Your Fortune Told" The
thought, wit and eloquence displayed
was simply grand. The music of the
autoharp was also feature of the even
ings entertainment we'll worthy of notice.
George Grounds, former road master
but who is now engaged in construction
work on the extension, was in Green
Forest Sunday. He informed us that
track was then laid two miles below
Beilefonte, and he expected it would be
laid to DIVA, the next station, which is
six miles from Bellefonte, before the end
of this week. The second station from
Bellefonte will be styled Everton. Eff
forts will be made to build towns at both
DIVA and Everton, Mr.. Grounds says
the depot at Bellefonte is now complete,
but he has no means of knowing any,
thing about when train service will ex-
tend beyond Harrison.
1t is not often an item of local impor-
tance is not run down by our alert re-
porter, but somehow the fact that A. ].
Cox is planting nursery in Green For
oct cccanad 0ur notice until last Satur-