In the early days of Concordia C.W. McDonald was a conspicuous figure. Until 1901 he had been a resident of Cloud couunty[sic] for many years, being among the first settlers and interested in various business enterprises.
He represented Cloud county in the legislature in 1885, was editor of the Concordia Empire for several years, practiced law, and was president of the National Bank of Concordia. He was fortunate enough to draw a prize at the opening of the Strip in Oklahoma, where he has since located.
Transcribed from E.F. Hollibaugh's Biographical history of Cloud County, Kansas biographies of representative citizens. Illustrated with portraits of prominent people, cuts of homes, stock, etc. [n.p., 1903] 919p. illus., ports. 28 cm. Scanned from a copy held by the State Library of Kansas.
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