413 1st #24
1884 - Jewelry & Wells Fargo (Lucien B. Jewell or Martin L. Coovert) Express Office (1-story)
1888 - Meat Market (1-story)
1890 - Switzer’s Drug Store (1-story)
16 February 1890, destroyed by fire.
1890-03-06 - Mr. H.F. Suksdorf will no doubt build on his lot in the spring. Mr. H. Powell intends to lease the structure for a term of three years, if built. Its dimensions are to be 25' x 50', one story brick with basement.
1890-03-28 - Mr. Powell, the grocer has moved into new quarters across the street from his old stand.
1890-08-22 - H. Powell has the basement to his store finished and is now laying the brick.
1891 - 1/2 lot 3 Blk 29 Herman Powell property owner
1891 - Powell Brothers Grocery (1-story) Meat Market and sausage factory.
1897 - Saloon & Billiards (1-story)
1904 - O.B. Royce Meat Market
1905 - Gem Meat Market (1-story); Tormey & Brooks
1908 - Gem Meat Market (1-story); Tormey & Brooks
1909 - Gem Meat Market; Tormey & Brooks
1916 - Gem Meat Market (1-story); J.E. Tormey owner
1918 - Gem Meat Market; Charles Kleiner owner
1939 - Gem Market & Grocery; Harold Kleiner owner, Dave Kelly mgr
1940 - Gem Market Bill Coman sold to J.H. Abbott
1946 - Wilfred Mael and Ray Bafus took ownership of Gem Meat Market
1947-Apr-4 Wilfred Mael and Ray Bafus sold to O.M. Fleming and N. C. Holmes
1949 - 1951 - Gem Market & Grocery - Art & Bob Menig & Fleming
1952 - Hutton Market formerly Gem Meat Market (closed in 1952 as well)
1953 - 1958 - Gamble Auto Supply; N.R. Dakin sold to Larry Wagner April 1958
1958 - 1972 - Western Auto; Larry Wagner
1972-05-11 - Larry Wagner holds a moving sale
1972 - Groove & Shutter & Gene Bawdon Photography
1974 - Volunteers of America Thrift Store
1980 demolished
1972-06-29: July Groove & Shutter owners Bill and Linda Loomis purchased the wooden building (with basement) from the estate of Mrs. Harold Kleiner. They swapped locations with Larry Wagner (Loomis moved Groove & Shutter to 413 1st St., while Larry's Western Auto moved to 402 2nd Street.
158.49 Gem Meat market in middle of block 1920ca
O.B. Royce Meat Market 1904
1884 - Jewelry & Wells Fargo (Lucien B. Jewell or Martin L. Coovert) Express Office (1-story)
1888 - Meat Market (1-story)
1890 - Switzer’s Drug Store (1-story)
16 February 1890, destroyed by fire.
1890-03-06 - Mr. H.F. Suksdorf will no doubt build on his lot in the spring. Mr. H. Powell intends to lease the structure for a term of three years, if built. Its dimensions are to be 25' x 50', one story brick with basement.
1890-03-28 - Mr. Powell, the grocer has moved into new quarters across the street from his old stand.
1890-08-22 - H. Powell has the basement to his store finished and is now laying the brick.
1891 - 1/2 lot 3 Blk 29 Herman Powell property owner
1891 - Powell Brothers Grocery (1-story) Meat Market and sausage factory.
1897 - Saloon & Billiards (1-story)
1904 - O.B. Royce Meat Market
1905 - Gem Meat Market (1-story); Tormey & Brooks
1908 - Gem Meat Market (1-story); Tormey & Brooks
1909 - Gem Meat Market; Tormey & Brooks
1916 - Gem Meat Market (1-story); J.E. Tormey owner
1918 - Gem Meat Market; Charles Kleiner owner
1939 - Gem Market & Grocery; Harold Kleiner owner, Dave Kelly mgr
1940 - Gem Market Bill Coman sold to J.H. Abbott
1946 - Wilfred Mael and Ray Bafus took ownership of Gem Meat Market
1947-Apr-4 Wilfred Mael and Ray Bafus sold to O.M. Fleming and N. C. Holmes
1949 - 1951 - Gem Market & Grocery - Art & Bob Menig & Fleming
1952 - Hutton Market formerly Gem Meat Market (closed in 1952 as well)
1953 - 1958 - Gamble Auto Supply; N.R. Dakin sold to Larry Wagner April 1958
1958 - 1972 - Western Auto; Larry Wagner
1972-05-11 - Larry Wagner holds a moving sale
1972 - Groove & Shutter & Gene Bawdon Photography
1974 - Volunteers of America Thrift Store
1980 demolished
1972-06-29: July Groove & Shutter owners Bill and Linda Loomis purchased the wooden building (with basement) from the estate of Mrs. Harold Kleiner. They swapped locations with Larry Wagner (Loomis moved Groove & Shutter to 413 1st St., while Larry's Western Auto moved to 402 2nd Street.
158.49 Gem Meat market in middle of block 1920ca
O.B. Royce Meat Market 1904