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History of Marshall County, Kansas1917 · page 483Read the page →
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Michael's church and Beattie as a mission, services between the two points being equally divided. In 1909 Father Taton built the parochial residence at Beattie and in the fall of that year the Beattie mission was given over to the Rev. Father Galvin, who became its pastor. On November 8, 1904, work on the new St. Michael's church at Axtell was begun and in the spring of 1905 the corner stone was laid. On April 24, 1906, the church was dedicated, the total cost of the same being nearly twenty-two thousand dollars.
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Li the spring of 1871 a depot was moved to Beattie from El wood, Doniphan county, and that same summer J. J. Sheldon moved a house on the townsite and lived in it.
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Beattie, 1870 to 1890
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