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History
History
William "Bill" Howard Nivison was born June 26, 1902 in Osborne, Kansas to Samuel Walter and Mary Sedate James Nivison. Bill graduated from Wichita School of Pharmacy in 1922, and the following year, married Marie G. Barnt. In 1930, the couple moved to Richmond.
In 1937, Bill and Marie purchased the Richmond location of Prescription Drug Co. of Logan, Utah. The pharmacy was located in the Hendricks Confectionery Building. At his retirement on Jan 6, 1973, Nivison Drugs had a final sale and closed its doors. The state liquor store housed inside the building and operated by their son, Terry Nivison, continued.
First generation owners Bill and Marie Nivison standing behind the soda fountain.
(Colorized) Courtesy of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers: James & Drusilla Hendricks Camp
Second generation owner Terry Nivison standing inside the liquor store.
Photo captured by Rod Boam. Property of Cache Valley Daily. Source
Third generation owner Homer J. Harris.
Photo captured by Eli Lucero. Property of the Herald Journal. Source
Nivison Drug Add
Courtesy of the Daughters of Utah Pioneer's: James & Drusilla Hendricks Camp
(Jan 2, 1952). Logan Herald Journal. University of Utah, J. Willard Marriott Library, Utah Digital Newspapers. Source
Awards
Awards
Craft Beer
Craft Beer
Sources
Sources
(Jan 4, 1973). Richmond Drug Store Closes After 35 Years. The Cache Citizen. University of Utah, J. Willard Marriott Library, Utah Digital Newspapers. https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/details?id=29811346
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