From Shoshone News-Press Friday, February 28, 2014

Kellogg Few businesses in the Silver Valley can trace their history to the turn of the 20th century, but the Kellogg Lumber Company can. We can trace back a lumber company here for more than a hundred years, said Steve Bristow, the owner of Kellogg Lumber. We have property deeds, part of the property we own now thats outback, that has Noah Kelloggs signature on it.

But while the company dates back to the turn of the 20th century, it wasnt until the early 1950s that Bristows family became involved with Kellogg Lumber.

According to a 1971 edition of the Kellogg Evening News, Bristows grandfather, Daniel Fultz, first became involved with the lumber company on Jan 1, 1951, as a bookkeeper to help organize the businesss accounts. Fultz began as a part-time employee for the lumber company while maintaining an accounting position at the Bunker Hill Mine. But it wasnt long before owners G.G. Reese and Pat Flannigan made Fultz a full-time offer and began transitioning him into an ownership role.

Fultz assumed ownership of the company in the early 1960s, in the wake of a devastating 1955 fire that left nothing but the buildings vault standing.