SHERIDAN MERCHANTS JO ANN BOYD SCOTT My favorite store was the STEVENS AND FRYBERGER NEW YORK STORE.  Remember the shoe x-ray? You could put your feet in there, a green light showed the bones of your feet. A little radioactive to say the least! Henry Stevens was my grandfather and Dad's partner in the ranching business in Montana.He was not only a partner but one of the kindest and  best friends possible. I can still see him sitting at his desk in the balcony of the store as I merrily climbed all those steps as a toddler. How many of you remember the cashier system? The clerk on the main floor or upstairs would write up your purchase, put it in a basket, pull a cord and away it would go to the balcony. Cashiers or bookkeepers would then make change and send it back.My aunt, Mary Anna Boyd McGovern worked as a cashier there before she was married in 1935. Remember the elevator with a real person running the elevator? How many elevators work that way now? As a little girl growing up on a ranch,that was my favorite stop in Sheridan.Jo Ann Boyd Scott  The Brown Drug Store, Remember: Angionettes, Rudy Mudras Saddle Shop, remember the wonderful leather smells, The Western Hotel, Totmans,etc.etc.