The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-04
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Who will we have for Mayor?
 The town election is coming n.
 Col. J. P. Fancher was over rom Berryville Tuesday.
 c. c. Kirkham went to Denver tuesday to look after his farm.
 Contract for fertilizer now and ave money. c. L. SCoTT.
 Mrs. Gus Warehouse is over rom the Springs for few days.
 Urbanette flour is the best and heapest. See c. L. Scott for rices.
 Rev. Arnold Hughes left for fs home at Witchita, Kan, !, Wednesday,.
 Miss Addie Simmons of Grand flew is guest of Mrs. George 'hillips this week. Green Forest Canning Co. has ust received a car of fertilizer. See Q. L. Scott for prices. FOR SALE:-New wagon and eft of harness. Can be had at a 'argain. J. M. JONES.
 Fertilizer prices reduced to 1.25 per hundred pounds. c. l.. SCOTT.
 A good team for sale cheap. .pply, w. l.. Britt four miles act of Green Forest on Route 1.
 Jerry Brammer was in Kansas ity first of the week and bought
 card load of horses for Sneed
 Brammer.
 Another car load of pipe has cen received and work on the I we'll is now going on both ay and night.
 The finest thing in the land is ,me of that screened popcorn at M. Buell's. It pops to beat ie band. Try it.
 Frank c. Chesley was called to klahoma City Tuesday by tele- ram announcing the serious ill., ess of his daughter.
 Chas. Harbert moved first of
 e week to the place recently acated by his brother Jeff in le Blasingame addition.
 Standard varieties apples, two ears old, for sale 4 cents each. all on J. M. Baker, 1-2 mile ast of town. 1apr Frank Burgwin, s. F. Smith nd John Dodd, the oil drillers, ere in Eureka Springs Satur- ay and Sunday for pleasure. s. M. Roberts, one of Berry He's prominent citizens, was in reen Gorest Monday on a pros- sctive deal for some of our real state.
 Miss Ethel shibley came in |, unday from Tucumeari, New [exico, after visiting several eeks with her sister Mrs. Leslie wens.
 D. A. Hilton, the new grocer, rived with his family from |-[eber Monday evening. They ill occupy the Col. Nunnally Essidence.
 Miss Margaret Winfred Landis Dewitt, Ark, gave an inter- sting recital at the Baptist hurch of Thursday evening of lst week.
 l.. V. Porter has been in a cry serious condition for several avs due to an attack of erysipe- as on his face. He is reported nuch better.
 Walter Battin left Monday for is home at Lincoln, Neb., after
 visit of several weeks at the ome of his sister Mrs. Irv Bar stt at Yocum.
 FOR RENT:- A farm near own. Take part of the rent in ,ork on the farm, providing it is lone good. Address c. B. Grim, Freen Forest, Ark.
 Eld. M. M. Butler writes us rom White Oak, Okla., that he
 getting along as well as could Ie well expected since getting 8 Rg broken several weeks ago. Hugh Reynolds accompanied y his mother Mrs. Kinda Rev. olds, left for Redfield, s. D !, unday night, where they ex- ect to make their future home. | Census Supervisor Ammons hforms The Tribune that he has !ppointed Ross Harbert enumer- tor for Hickory township and J.
 Harbert for the town of Green forest.
 Save about S5 per bushel by |nying your clover, timothy, richard grass and red top seed arly from T. M. Buell.. He has 1e Star Sealed bags, govern |lent test.
 Robert Galbreath, the noted Plklahoma oil "wild -catter," was kere first of the week taking a Flew of the developments. fr. Galbreath is considerably in-