the town if you blink while passing through, you missed it . Once had seven stores two resteraunts, butcher shop, woolen mill, potatoe starch factory, two saw mills, two creameries, a tannery, lumber yard, two hotels, barbershop, furniture making factory, One cemetary, two churches, 1-8 grade school, and Clarence Fallstrom's Allis-Chalmers & Nash dealership.

  Today, one cementary, two churches, one car repair shop, and a bait shop. Oh yes, one new business in old building selling collectables. only old business buildings left are the creamery building with the car repair in it, furniture factory turned into storage unit and  the old lumber building that has grandma's attics in it. New busines east of town built up on an old farm, (which got leveld off and don't count in my book) is modern day lumber yard. Church buildings still there of course.

 Use to go down to Luck and look at all the tractors he had there and wished I could have driven several different ones home .  G&G were the last A-C dealer here but think it was Hession-Wright that had it before. Gustafson still sells some parts for Vermeer.

 

 What was the name of the machinery dealer that had the lot where the holiday store and station are located at now in Milltown? I remember an old 90 Oliver that sat in the back corner along with other old rusted tractors. D JD, Ih f12 and 20 and regulers and other oddballs. Sure would have like to go back in time and took them out of there. oh well