D. G. SMITH, dealer in drugs, paints, oils and druggists' sundries. He opened the trade in the spring of 1878; carries a stock of about $3,500. He first located in Dickinson County in the spring of 1872, homesteaded some land and taught school until he began the above business. He was born in Guernsey County. Ohio, in 1847, was brought up in his native State, and moved to Ford and Champaign counties, Ill., in 1864, where he began as clerk in a drug store, and studied medicine until he came to Kansas. He attended two courses of lectures at Hahnemann Medical College of Chicago, Ill. He was married in 1879, to Mrs. Augusta Boneggen, a native of Prussia.
D. G. SMITH, dealer in drugs, paints, oils and druggists' sundries. He opened the trade in the spring of 1878; carries a stock of about $3,500. He first located in Dickinson County in the spring of 1872, homesteaded some land and taught school until he began the above business. He was born in Guernsey County. Ohio, in 1847, was brought up in his native State, and moved to Ford and Champaign counties, Ill., in 1864, where he began as clerk in a drug store, and studied medicine until he came to Kansas. He attended two courses of lectures at Hahnemann Medical College of Chicago, Ill. He was married in 1879, to Mrs. Augusta Boneggen, a native of Prussia.
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