Sloan became cashier of Chadron Banking Co.
An addition to the press roster of Chadron and Dawes County in 1893 was the Chadron Recorder, of which Claude T. Taylor was an early publisher. In 1895, Henry Ormesher had taken over the old Stetter's Central Meat Market; Drug stores in 1895 were conducted by Davis Bros. Windsor Drug Store; and J. M. Robinson; The Chadron Cage, E. Upstill, prop. ; John Bros., shoe dealers ; A. G. Johnson, musical instruments ; Chadron Roller Mill ; and Hayes & Bargelt, jewelers, were concerns running at that time. The next bank to enter the lists in Chadron was the Citizens State Bank with W. L. May, president, J. T. May, vice president and A. A. McFadon, cashier. Other business houses of that time were Wayne Wilson, confectionery and manufacturer of fresh candies; Eason Bros., photographers ; Baldy's Place for fine wines ; K. A. Hinote's Chadron Steam Laundry ; Stevens Hotel ; Kasper Furst, shoe store ; G. P. Washburn, railroad jeweler; Reynolds & Eastman, abstracts, insurance and real estate ; the big brick Blaine Hotel; Chas. Parks' Ideal Lunch Room; Chapin House; Nellie Woodard, dry goods and notions.
Professional Roster of the Nineties The lawyers practicing here during this
decade included C. H. Bane, E. S. Richer, I.
N. Harbaugh, Mrs. Fannie O'Linn, G. A.
Eckles, P. E. Baird, Spargur & Fisher, Geo. T.
H. Babcock, Alfred Bartow, F. I. Houghton
and J. R. McDonald.
Of the medical fraternity there were Dr.