History of Chase County, Kansas
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June 27, 1901 -- The Bank in Strong City is now located one door north of its old quarters.
Robert McCrum will put in a restaurant in the room vacated by the bank.
Mr. & Mrs Henry E. Lantry are home at Strong City from a sanitarium in
Michigan where they spent the last two months for Mr. Lantry's health.
The Salutatory of Common Schools is Laura Dwelle and Valedictory, Effie Osman
Marriage license issued to; Daniel L. Reifsynder, of Strong City & Carrie A.
Madison of Olpe.
We can say "Hello Clements" now as the telephone line is completed.
July 4, 1901 -- Born, to Mr. & Mrs Thom. Crawford, a daughter.
Smith Bros., has installed in their store one of the best refrigerators.
Farmers and stockmen report that flies never were so bad on the stock as they
are this season.
Marriage of Mata Badger of Elk to Jno. E. Byran of Elmdale in the parlor
of the Central Hotel.
July 11, 1901 -- Death of Mrs James Robertson on Fox Creek, mother of nine childred and was
born in Ayrshire, Scotland.
The Chase Co. National Bank has put up a new fangled awning, which add much
to the comfort of the interior.
Norton Bros. sold a car load of two year-old white face bulls, for $60 per heifer
Myrtle the nine year old daughter of Mr. & Mrs Bart Shipman of Strong City
died from the effects of an absess on the brain, which she suffered greatly.
Died the son of Mr. & Mrs Will Shaft, of Clements. Roy was buried in the
family cemetery.
S. E. Bailey & Sadie P. Grisham have been appointed school examiners for the
ensuing year.
July 18, 1901 -- Wm. Sullivan, died very suddenly at his home near Elmdale, at age 66. He left
Ireland at the age of 15 coming to America.
Cyrus Books, died at his home in Toledo. He was the father of eleven children
and step-father of one.
Born to Mr. & Mrs Austin Crawford, a daughter.
Lee Williams is having an irrigating plant put up on his place, on the river
bank in this city.
S. F. Jones of Strong City, has put in a complete waterworks system on his
home place, a fine Fairbank's; windmill and a large reservoir tank.
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