Thanks
Thank you TwoPlusTwo. I did miss this story and appreciate your direction to the Citizen article.
Not only do I remember when the building was moved to its final site, I also recall shopping in the building when it was located next to the church. I think it was occupied by an antique store and a jewelry store known as Dybros Jewelry. As I recall, there was a sign on the top of the building which rotated with Dybros's sign.
As that old song said "...put up a parking lot..."
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