Businesses in Uniontown

Green Cottage Antiques: Antique & Collectibles. Tues - Sunday's 10-6. Located at 301 S. Montgomery. Barbara Reed 229-3622. Furniture, Glass ware, Primitives, Pottery and Jewelry.

The High Button Shoe: Antique, Gift shop & Local Florist. Now located at 305 S. St. Boniface. Call Joyce at 229-3500 anytime to place your order for flowers.

Uniontown Deluxe Used Goods: Tues- Sat 10-5. Unique & Tasty Antiques. Certified Antique & Household Appraisals & Marketing. Internet Auction Service, Estate Sales & Outright Purchases. Russ Wheelhouse. 229-3940 Member of the Certified Appraisers Guild of America

Littlefield Antiques & Antiques: 229-3535

Splendid Old Stuff. This antique shop can be contacted at holland@inlandnet.com or 229-3435.

Food & Lodging

Eleanor's Saloon Eleanor’s Saloon

Eleanor’s Saloon was built as the First State Bank. The old vault room is now the kitchen. Eleanor’s is known for the best burgers on the Palouse. 229-3389

Sage Baking Company

In January 2003 Sage Baking Company moved into the 110 year old Jacobs' Building that had been renovated by the U.C.D.A. The bakery produces craftsman style specialty breads, scones and pastries. The bakery also offers soups and sandwiches for lunch.

GTC Enterprises, LLC (509) 332-6152

Churchyard Inn Bed & Breakfast

The Churchyard Inn was built as a convent adjacent to the St. Boniface Church. It had been vacant for many years. Several of the members of the Parish Council had advocated tearing the building down so the church parking lot could be expanded, but fortunately the building was sold to 2 local families who turned it into a bed and breakfast inn. The Inn can be contacted at cyi@inlandnet.com or 229-3200.

Uniontown Community Club, 229-3555

Premier Alpacas of the Palouse - Ranch & Guest Home

Their web site is at http://www.premieralpacas.com and can be contacted at dlmiller@inlandnet.com or 229-3655.

Agricultural

Uniontown Co-op, 229-3828

The Uniontown Co-operative Association. Farmers Union was organized in 1909 and was reorganized as the co-op in 1916 for the purpose of group purchasing of farm supplies and providing storage facilities for grain. The present facility can store 1,750,000 bushels of grain which is equal to the produce from over 20,000 acres of farm land.

McGregor’s, 229-3344

Faerber Trucking, 229-3404

Services and specialty Businesses

American West Bank- Uniontown Branch, 509-229-3347

Busch Distributors, 229-3588

Inland Phone, Inland Paging, Inland Cellular, Inland Internet, 229-3311

J&S Bindery, 229-3363

R&R Cable Co. 229-3328

In working to improve the business and employment opportunities in Uniontown, the community:

Revised the Comprehensive Plan and zoning to encourage small and home based businesses,
Had a business development feasibility study completed by a planner who specializes in business development in rural communities,
Completed the rebuilding of the water mains and sidewalks on the main commercial street,
Formed the Uniontown Community Development Association to promote the improvement of the economic conditions in Uniontown.

For additional information about businesses in Uniontown, please contact the Town Clerk. If you own a small business in Uniontown and you are not listed and would like to be, please contact the Clerk.