Local News Highlights and Advertisements
1909 tax list at the Exchange. baled hay wanted at $12.50 per ton by J. P. Reynolds. J. W. Hicks promotes prompt tinware and hardware repairs. Grand Island motor car service rumor reemerges for late month. Winter lecture course ends Feb 23 at M E church. Local marriages and travel notes include Fred Case and Miss Sophia Klinker wed in Fairbury. wedding dinner at groom’s mother’s home. Fodrea Winter Co to perform at M E church Feb 23. three women musicians plus reader promised. Household goods ship to Thayer Kansas. Mrs. Weddel and Mrs. Challis visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Reynolds
Wm. Weddel
Barnstow
Henry Challis
St. Joseph
Arthur Bower
J. W. Hicks
Grand Island
Fred Case
Sophia Klinker
Fairbury
Judge Boyle
Fodrea-Winter Co
M. E
New German Lutheran Church Planned on State Line near Steele City
A new German Lutheran church is under construction on the state line four miles southeast of Steele City, with a parsonage and barn to follow. Local organizers Henry Ahrends, John Betcher, Henry Knupple, and Herman Petsch spearhead the project, expected to cost about 5000 dollars, serving many German Americans in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Henry Luhring
Lanham
Henry Ahrends
John Betcher
Henry Knupple
Herman Petsch
For Sale and Local News From Steele City Area
For sale 400 acres in Washington county Kansas. Contact W H Crane Steele City. Also advertising wallpaper paints oils and stock poultry foods and remedies. Lincoln paper reports Walter Nutters land southwest of Steele City never homesteaded. Henry Callender dies of Brights disease at 25. Baled hay wanted 12 50 a ton J P Reynolds. Charles Nash dies from railroad accident at Akron Colorado. Revival meetings at M E church with about 20 conversions. Funeral for Nash held at Steele City. Various townspeople visiting and trading land. Masquerade ball planned at Clapps hall on the 14th.
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Washington County
Kans
W. H. Crane
Steele City
Guy O. Taylor
Lincoln Daily
Walter Nutter
Lincoln Man
Charles Nash
Akron
Colorado
Burlington Road
Denver
M.E. Church
S. T. Walker
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the Steele City Press
Exchange. Bank
C. L. Schumann
Elc
M E
J. F. Ankrum
Gus
Dressen
Co. C. Andrews
Frank Crinklaw
Frank
Wm. Wagner
Cash
Thayer
Fern
Taylor
Henry Callender
M. Callender
Martin Shearer
Bright
Enslow
Frank Wiggins
Blair
Lexington
Nebr
John Reynolds
Table Rock
Wm. Else
the Merchant Mills
Thomas Longdon
A. Lord Press
Meat Chopper
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