The Monticellonian., 1904-10-13
A street fair will be held at Fordyce

All eIettIlC IlEh' pldHJ "it Us e9- tablished at Foreman
 The state board of charities met in Little Rock October
 Lee Ridgeway has been elected city marshal of Walnut Ridge
 The Melbourne high school build ing was destroyed bF fire
 Arkansas apples still remain un. beaten at the worlds fair.
 Nashville won over Center Point in the county seat election
 The Redfeld town council has fixed the liquor license at 5000
 An Odd Fellows lodge has been or ganized al Evening Shade
 Thirty=si. prisoners are confined in the county jail at Pine Bluff
 A storehouse has been built at Stamps by the farmers union.
 A street carnival will be held in Argenta. beginning October 24
 Ernest Adney was killed by light ming at Divide Conway county.
 A company to bore for oil near Flu. reka Springs is being organized
 The new opera house at Fayetteville will be completed by November 1.
 The Conway public schools opened October 3 with large attendance
 The pontoon bridge at Dardanelle wis swept away by the high water
 The new Catholic church at Poca- hontas will be dedicated October 19
 Charles Lamb. father of Hon. N F. Lamb of Jonesboro, died October 3.
 The Arkansas State Sunday School association has three field workers out
 The Lincoln County Bank of Star City has filed articles of incorpora. tion
 A negro named Dan Town was killed at Eudora in a quarrel over s150
 Over $500 has been subscribed for a new Methodist church at Mountain View.
 The resignation of Rev ] R. Fay Tor has been refused by Walnut Ridge Baptists
 Hugh Martin was elected mayor of Helena to succeed N B. Sliger who resigned.
 A branch of the Pittsburg. Kan. boiler works may be established at Hartford.
 The Crossett public school has op- ened with an attendance of seventy five pupils
 fruit fair. or apple carnival" will be held at Bentonyile October 19. 20 and 21.
 The Jackson county board of equal ization raised the assessment of but five persons.
 B. T. Yates was fined BPS 50 in fed eral court at Hot Springs for assault ing cripple.
 A postoffice has been established at Homan, Miller county, with Isaac F. Ford postmaster
 The Arkansas Deaf Mute institute opened October 5. with an attendance or about 200 pupils.
 Leonard Martin had his arm caught in the machinery of a gin al Colt and died from the injuries.
 A branch of the Farmers Educa. tional and Cooperative union has been organized in Monroe county.
 Forty thousand cans of tomatoes have been put up by the canning fac tory at Marshall this season
 NJ. L. Johnson of Magnolia was swindled of s65 in St. Louis on the old game of mistaken identity.
 On the recent Baxter county grand jury every church was represented and 6 indictments were found
 F C. Bryant has resigned as gen. eral freight agent of the J0nesboro. Lake City and Eastern railroad
 A postoffice has been established at Proctor, Crittenden county, with George w Ward as postmaster
 Rev. W. B. Holland has resigned as pastor of the Baptist church at Rogers and vii remove to Texas.
 Capt. D. M Goodlet of Ozan has been awarded gold medal for dis play of alfalfa hay al the worlds fair
 Cleburne county circuit court con. vened at Heber, October 3. with Judge E. c. Mitchell of Harrison presiding.
 The monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Arkansas Confed- crate Home was held in Little Rock October 1
 Charles H. Murphy has been elected president of the Citizens National Bank of Fl Dorado
 A protracted meeting in the Cum berland Presbyterian church at Para gould is being conducted by Rev. w. T. Thurman
 Fife Coatney committed suicide at Eureka Springs because she was sus- pected of taking watch from an in- timate friend
 Charley Laird and Chalen Robert son of Greene county, who were fined s25 each for assault and battery, have been pardoned by Gov Davis
 John Cagle special railroad night watchman at Mena. was run over by l-5