Historical Notes And Photos Of St Cloud, Wisconsin - Village of Saint ...

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A lumberyard was started on West Railroad Avenue with lumber piled between the street and the railroad trackall the way to the tile factory. William D. Scott and Company managed the lumber business and had an officein a building that was once used by the Wisconsin Dairy Company during the World’s Fair at Chicago in 1893.1880 Norbert Will’sGrandparentsThis building wasused as a creamstation to furnishcream for theexposition. Thisbuilding was at firstnear the depot, thenmoved close to thebeet dump on thenorth side of RailroadAvenue. Scott left St.Cloud in 1901 to operate a lumberyard in Glenbeulah. August F. Moeller bought the lumberyard and builtsheds to put some of the lumber under cover on the south side of the car track. Moeller also owned the Braunbuilding (northwestcorner of Main andRailroad Avenue);he stored lumber inthis building thatwas used for finishwork. He also hadan office in thatbuilding. Moellermanaged thelumberyard until1917, when he soldit to Robert W.Keach. Keach putall of the lumber81893 Town of Marshfield Plat
under cover with room for lime and cement.An office was added. All building suppliescould be bought at this location. OnJanuary 1, 1946 Keach sold the lumberyardto Erwin Eiring who later formed apartnership with the Lebeber Brotherscarpenters and was known as Lefeber andEiring. The existing location is nowoccupied by D.R. Kohlman’s heating andair conditioning business.1893 Village Plat9
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