Advertisers in 1889 Ladoga Leader

Nellie Kyle and Ben Mayhall in 1892 (Later Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mayhall)

Canoeing on Raccoon Creek in 1885

Canoeing on Raccoon Creek in 1889

Swinging Bridge over Raccoon Creek

The Ladoga Leader office was on the west side of Washington Street

Bischof's Big Store was the only three story building in town.
The Mountie Mission is there now.

The Wal Peffley Family in Chet's 1908 Auburn

The Ladoga Woolen Mills in 1880



The livery stable was where the Chevrolet Garage was in the 50's

Here is a better picture of the Goodbar Livery Stable with names of the men in the picture. (From the Sarah Bradley Collection)

Advertisers in the Ladoga Leader of Dec. 6, 1889

Huntington and Strickler—Contractors and Builders

T.C. Lawrence—Photographer

J.A.W. Hunt, DDS—Resident Dentist

John C. Mahorney—Homeopathic Physician

J.E. Talbit—Money to Loan, Office at Knox’s Hardware Store

 W.W. Morgan, W.L. Lee—Morgan and Lee—Abstracts of Title

Geo. W. Davis—Contractor and Builder

Bank of Ladoga—J.M. Harshbarger, Pres., Preston Hicks, V.P., A.M. Scott, Cashier, Harry Daugherty, Asst. Clerk

Farmer’s and Merchant’s Bank, Ladoga, Id.—M.M. Henry, Pres., I.N. Miller, V.P., G.E. Grimes, Cashier, G.L. Goodbar, Bookeeper

Hostetter, Ashby and Mills—Dress-Goods

Chas. Lee, Agent—Cleveland Fence Co.

Fall and Winter Piece Goods at Widdop’s

J.C. Heighway—Veterinary Surgeon.  Office at Long’s Livery Stable

Jim Knox’s Hardware

Wilson and Scott--Cloaks

W.H. Jenkins—The Ladoga Jeweler

The Trade Palace—Kyle, McGinnis and Mayhall

Routson and Venard—Drugs, North Side of Main Street

R.H. Wilson—Groceries and Dry Goods, First Room South of Bank

Cunningham’s Clothing Store

J.C. Davis—Monuments and Tombstones

W.F. Batman, M.D.