The Lusk Herald, October 11, 1951

"Announcing the....

SUGAR BOWL, Lusk's Newest and Finest Snack Shop is now open

Out New Modern Waffle Irons have Arrived and We are Now Ready to Give You the finest

WAFFLES Served Anywhere    Waffles Served at all hours

Also Introducing the New and Different Kurly Ku French Fried Potatoes

We specialize in sandwiches, both hot and cold

Come in and see us--you'll like what we have

We are open from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

THE SUGAR BOWL

Lee Siemson    Claude Redding    Nick Kaan"

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The Lusk Free Lance, March 20, 1952

Sugar Bowl Cafe` Dressed Up With Fancy Neon Sign

Something new was this week added to the Sugar Bowl Cafe`, owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Siemsen, when a new neon sign depicting the establishment's name was installed.

The sign is a four-color job, portraying a sugar bowl, done in pink, green, yellow and orange, and is of the flicker type, and orange arrow and the border surrounding the word "cafe" alternating in the lighting effect.

The sign was designed by Virgil Quinn, local painting and sign contractor, and was constructed and installed by the Paul Cody Sign Company of Casper. The installing crew spent most of Wednesday and today (Thursday) making the installation.

Quinn also had the contract for moving the huge cowboy sign from its former location to just north of the entrance. The sign is being repositioned, was lowered some three feet from its former height.

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The Lusk Free Lance, May 21, 1953

Henry Perry, Prop.