Business Details

Bakeries: Lusk Bakery

The Van Tassell Pioneer, January 21, 1916

"Lusk Bakery and Restaurant...meals, 25 cents

1st door south of Drug Store

L.A.Baldwin, Prop.

Short orders and Lunches----All Kinds Bakery Goods

Special Bakery Orders Promptly Filled---Candies, Etc. "

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The Lusk Herald, July 19, 1917

"THE LUSK BAKERY

Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc.,

CAKES BAKED TO ORDER

Lunches and Meals at All Hours. Beds to let

Also carry a Small Line of Canned Goods---And Sugar, Coffee, Crackers and Cookies--Fresh line of Candies

Butter and Eggs Taken in Trade, Your Patronage Solicited

W.H. MILBURN, Proprietor

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The Lusk Herald, October 23, 1930

OUR 14TH ANNIVERSARY

October 25th, the Lusk Bakery will celebrate its fourteenth anniversary. From a small beginning, the Lusk bakery has grown steadily but surely, until now this modern plant averages 1,000 loaves of bread a day, besides other bakery goods.

Mr. and Mrs. John Snethen first opened a Bakery in the building now occupied by the Spiegel store. In 1920 they moved to the building which they now occupy. Since moving there, they have repeatedly remodeled and added new equipment so as to better serve the needs of the people of Lusk and surrounding territory.

During this period they have adhered to one brand, namely Golden Krust. This brand of bread is now well known in every section of eastern Wyoming.

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The Lusk Herald, January 20, 1938

J.S. HEAD BUYS LUSK BAKERY TO BE CALLED WIGWAM

J.S. Head, and experienced baker,  formerly of Fairbury, Nebr., closed a deal this week with Mrs. Charles Loveland for the purchase of the Lusk Bakery, which has been operated by Mrs. Loveland for many years.

Mr. Head took charge of the business the first of the week and plans many improvement sin the bakery. He has already placed on sale the full 16 ounce loaf of Good Taste bread which formerly sold for 12 cents and reduced the price to 10 cents. This bread will be on sale at nearly all the grocery stores in Lusk and Lance Creek.

Mrs. Loveland has take a suite of rooms in the I.G.A. building and expects to remain here for some time, but as yet has not completed her plans for the future. 


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