Noske's Mill Fire
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Noske Bros originally acquired an existing mill site and then build the reinforced concrete mill and silos between 1926-1927.
The new facility officially opened in 1927, holding a capacity of 150,000 bushels of wheat.
In January 1949 there was a fire at the mill.
1973 the mill officially closed.
Photo of Noske's Mill fire in January 1949, flames and old buildings visible in the foreground
