The illustrated interior gives an idea of the well appointed meat market of the enterprising Gaudreau Brothers, successors to J.C. Paradis. The firm is comprised of Henry and F.F. Gaudreau, who were born in Kankakee, Illinois, but who were practically reared in Cloud county. Their father, the late Nelson Gaudreau, died a few years following his removal to Buffalo township in 1887. The elder member of the firm is a man of family. The junior member, F.F. Gaudreau, was in the employ of J.C. Paradis for about five years, therefore when they assumed control of the business in September, 1902, were well experienced in catering to the trade. Their line of fresh and salt meats supply many of Concordia's best homes. They are young men of sterling worth and have established a first-class business, with prospects of excellent success.