Mitchell’s Hardware was on the corner of
Central Avenue and 3rd Street South East, where Val’s Cyclery is
now located. Prior to Mitchell’s this
locations was the home for Oppen’s Grocery Store. Oppen’s had a lunch counter
or cafeteria in the store. I believe this was known as the Central Avenue Café.
For a while Mitchell’s Hardware also maintained the Central Avenue Café even
though it was a hardware store. One of
Mitchell Hardware’s claim to fame was a talking Myna bird named Mack. Mack had the reputation of uttering four
letter words, especially the s--- word, so many younger shoppers were not
allowed to hang out around him. After Mitchell’s and before Val’s Cyclery, this
location was the home of Ben’s Appliances.
The Mitchell family lived in a home on the corner of 9th Ave and 16th Street NW. Their daughter, Mary Machelle Mitchell graduated from Minot High in 1967. I think Lloyd Mitchell worked for Cenex after he closed the Hardware Store.
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