Fred and Kelly Squires pose inside the Shirt Shack along with their son, Fred Squires III. |
Stephan Burnett
Northern News Services
The 51st Street store in a quaint white house is packed to the rafters with duds from Harley's Hard Rock Saloon.
"We've had a lot of out-of-town business," says store owner Fred Squires.
"Two days before the ice road was closed the truckers just came flocking in here."
It didn't hurt that WWF wrestler Goldberg made a triumphant return to the RAW ring last October wearing a Harley's Hard Rock Saloon shirt.
Then there was the hockey team from Fitchburg, Massachusetts.
Scouts from the team came in the first day and bought $300 in Harley items and then spent another $1,100 the next day.