History of Girard Illinois From Then Til Now 1855 1955
History of Girard Illinois From Then Til Now 1855 1955
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He ran a boarding house for the miners many years. He was the grandfather of Mrs. Ethel Miller. The Routzans and Coverdills were prominent livestock, grain and hay buyers for many years. The reader will think of many other familiar names as "belonerinef" to Girard — Ball, Boston, Fletcher. Stewart, Lynch, England. Hays. Woolley. Coe, Thacker, Brubaker, Stead, Miller, Tietsort. Gibson, and others. These, and no doubt others, cam. E early, and settled on the land adjoining Girard. Chapter 7 Banke...rs and Lawyers It was in 1859 that Columbus C. Armstrong moved to Girard and entered the mercantile business. He was the only man in town with an iron safe, a contraption that could have been opened in fifteen minutes with an ordinary jimmy in the hands of a burglar. Mr. Armstrong kept thousands of dollars in this safe, and was the paymaster for the mills and grain dealers. He never lost a dollar for any one. A Wm. Hindle is said to have opened the first bank. A bank was opened in 1867 by B. P.
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He ran a boarding house for the miners many years. He was the grandfather of Mrs. Ethel Miller. The Routzans and Coverdills were prominent livestock, grain and hay buyers for many years. The reader will think of many other familiar names as "belonerinef" to Girard — Ball, Boston, Fletcher. Stewart, Lynch, England. Hays. Woolley. Coe, Thacker, Brubaker, Stead, Miller, Tietsort. Gibson, and others. These, and no doubt others, cam. E early, and settled on the land adjoining Girard. Chapter 7 Banke...rs and Lawyers It was in 1859 that Columbus C. Armstrong moved to Girard and entered the mercantile business. He was the only man in town with an iron safe, a contraption that could have been opened in fifteen minutes with an ordinary jimmy in the hands of a burglar. Mr. Armstrong kept thousands of dollars in this safe, and was the paymaster for the mills and grain dealers. He never lost a dollar for any one. A Wm. Hindle is said to have opened the first bank. A bank was opened in 1867 by B. P.
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