The Lusk Herald, December 21, 1967

Kuhn and Oliver Opening Pontiac-Buick Agency

Frank Kuhn and Len Oliver, both of Lusk, have organized FrankLen Motors and will handle Pontiac and Buick automobiles and service all makes from their quarters in the Kuhn building.  

Mr. Kuhn will continue to operate Kuhn Flying Service and manage the Lusk Municipal Airport, and Mr. Oliver will continue as a well pumper for the Ant Hills area of Northern Niobrara. Both Mr. Kuhn and Mr. Oliver are experienced mechanics.

Mr. Kuhn will also continue to handle Massey-Ferguson tractors and only the tractors will be handled in the new quarters. 

The Frontier lumber Co. shop, which was housed in a portion of the Kuhn building, has been temporarily moved to the former Kilmer Creamery building. Joe's Fixit Service, which was housed in a portion of the Kuhn building, has been moved to Joe Andrew's home on S. Elm.

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The Lusk Herald, June 13, 1968

Grand Opening at FrankLen Motors Fri. -Sat.

FrankLen Motors, Lusk's new American Motors dealership, will hold a Grand Opening on Friday and Saturday.

Operators of the business, Frank Kuhn and Len Oliver, are urging everyone to come view the new American Motor cars. Free refreshments will be served, and door prizes are being offered.

FrankLen Motors is located in the Kuhn Building formerly known as the Plains Equipment Co. building.