Days gone by there used to be a local elevator was more of a feed mill than anything . They used to sell welding supplies and torch/welding gas. They are still there as a welding supply though the mill portion has been gone for a long time now probably at least a couple decades. The next town west had 2 elevaros mills then the one bought the other and the one is now gone except the office. It burned. With it on railroad property it never got rebuilt. I suppose since it has been sold again in the last few years it will go away also with the less feed business and less grain coming in there. In the last 3or 5 years they just go so you could dump a semi end dump in there. to little to late though. The milk cows are all but gone and the rest of the livestock business is mostly gone so can't be much feed business left to keep it going. The owner does raise hogs on the company plan so my get the use of feed sales there and sales of other products.
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