Manderson Growth Boosts Basin Trade Center
Manderson thrives between Nowood and the Big Horn along the Burlington line, ten miles above Basin. A growing retail hub, it hosts the Big Horn Mercantile Company, Frantz & Burley hardware, the Manderson Mercantile, the Manderson Lumber Company, and two hotels. The First State Bank opened recently with $10,000 capital. Local services include post office, groceries, drug store, blacksmith, pool hall, barber, and a 22 piece Modern Woodmen band. A new mill, sources of flour and wheat products, and regional orchards highlight a diversified economy set to attract continued growth and settlers.
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Mandersona
Nowood
Big Horn
Burlington
Big Horn Mercantile Company
Willis Dittmar
L. S. Frantz
A. Burley
Frantz & Burley
Basin Country
Manderson Mercantie Company
Wm. Stanley
E. R. Burton
Chicago
Manderson Lumber Company
J. D. Ewart
First State Bank of
Manderson
Jas. A. Quiner
Quiner
Jus. A. Quiner
Alice Woody
C. A. Terrell
Seth Johnson
W. L. Allphin
W. B. Smith
Lina Peay
George E. Townsend
Grand Island
Frank Museelman
Woodmen of America
Felix Darnell
V. C
Sam Weckworth
W. PP. Marple
P. C
Frank Musselman
James G. Hope
Henry Jordan
Bert Pettett
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