Eaton Township
~~Businesses~~
Clark County, Wisconsin
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The Bank Building and the Post Office
Main St., Greenwood, Wis. (1915)
The above photo was featured in the Granton News 1915,
Celebration of Clark County's first 50 years; Courtesy of the Thorp Area Historical Society.
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The Old Bank as it looks today In 2007
George Grabara ran a bakery business for many years at 100 S. Main St.
Photo Contributed by George Plautz
Greenwood
Commercial Club
Rail Roads
Greenwood
Rail Road Maps of the Soo Line
1870
1882
There was a raffle held at Dr. Thomas’ drug store in Greenwood. H. M. Root became winner of a full set of Dicken’s words, well bound, for the small sum of one dollar, by a score of 79 out of a possible 108 on a wheel of fortune.
1885
1892
Greenwood, WI Heading Lumber Companies (1892 - 1906)
1893
Fish, Maxwell & Co., of Hickville, Ohio, has leased the mill on the west side of the river and will stock it and manufacture wooden handles of all descriptions. The plant will be known as the Greenwood Handle Factory, and when fully established will give employment to 80 hands. Source: Greenwood Gleaner, News.
1890
1899
1900
Adamson, Charles--Attorney at Law
Baker, Dr. Karl W. (Physcian & Surgeon)
Barber, Dr. L. (Physcian & Surgeon)
Beyer, August's Pump Shop (1900)
Borseth City Bakery & Restaurant
Churchill, Dr. Benjamin, MD, CM
Clute, Curtis H.--Real Estate & Insurance
Cummings Bros. Draying & Teaming
Delaney, Albert--Confections & Cigars
Flour and Feed Store (Victor Hendrickson, proprietor)
Franckenberg & Fricke General Merchandise
Greenwood Dairy (Advertisement)
Greenwood Farmer's Store (ca. 1900)
National Cooperage & Woodenware
Raymond, Alanzo Pearis' Wagon Shop
1901
1902
1903
Big Store Millinery (Formerly known at Foster's Mercantile and later as "The Farmer's Store".
1904
Dr. Herman Richard Schwarze (Veterinarian & Dentist)
1905
1906
1908
1909
Panoramic View (1909)
1910
1911
1912
The new Central Hotel in Greenwood is completed and ready to serve the public. All rooms are heated, have hot and cold water and a toilet on both of the two floors. There is a public bath in the basement. The hotel is centrally located between the two banks, near the post office and city hall, in the Christ Wallenberg block. An auto and team livery adjoins and there is bus service to all trains. W. R. Howard & Son are proprietors. Clark Co., Press; Dec., 1912
1913
1914
1915
1922
1925
1926
1929
Fradette, James H. (Insurance)
Greenwood Heating and Plumbing
Lyon, Achie Dale (Trucking)
Picus, Ben (General Merchandise, "The New Fair Store")
Sumner, George (Livestock)
1930
Arbs, Louis (Greenwood Garage & Machine Shop)
Greenwood Plumbing and Heating
Kebl, Frank (Shoe & Harness Shop)
Stabnow, Harold W. (Pines Service Station)
1932
1933
1934
Barnes, R. L. (Chiropractor)
Bishop, George W. (Undertaking)
Bredesen, Leo (Well-Driller)
Carter, C. J. (Dray Service)
Haight, Hugh G. (Attorney-At-Law)
Idle Hour Dance Hall and Skating Rink
LaBonte, Frank (Restaurant)
Opera House (Advertisements)
A. J. Reindl's City Meat Market
Speich & Braun, Inc. (Ford Autos)
Shields, C. A. (Service Station)
Vesel, J. F. (Radios & Batteries)
Vinger, Palmer (Insurance)
1937
1938
1943
1946
1955
1967
Barnes, Dr. R. L. (Chiropractor)
Greenwood Cooperatives' Credit Union
Liebzeit Insurance (Norman & Arvin Liebzeit)
1974
Olson, Dr. William (Dec. 4, 1974)
2010