HARTIG DRUG COMPANY - Revision history

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	Company officials announced in July, 2019 that Anderson Pharmacy in Preston, Iowa had been acquired and would join the Hartig company formally in September. (7) On August 3, 2020 Hartig officials announced the acquisition of Bellevue Pharmacy. (8) Continued growth of the company was announce in June, 2021 when it was announced that Hartig Drug Company would open a pharmacy in the Grand River Medical Group West location on Westmark Drive. The full-service pharmacy would include a drive-thru and would operate the same hours as the clinic. (9)		Company officials announced in July, 2019 that Anderson Pharmacy in Preston, Iowa had been acquired and would join the Hartig company formally in September. (7) On August 3, 2020 Hartig officials announced the acquisition of Bellevue Pharmacy. (8) Continued growth of the company was announce in June, 2021 when it was announced that Hartig Drug Company would open a pharmacy in the Grand River Medical Group West location on Westmark Drive. The full-service pharmacy would include a drive-thru and would operate the same hours as the clinic. (9)

			Hartig Drug Company officials in 2023 announced a new health clinic for specialized infusion treatments. Operated by Wes and Charles Hartig, the clinic would expand the company's range of pharmaceutical services. Medical infusion and injection treatments were necessary for a variety of conditions including digestive, rheumatological, and hematological concerns. Residents often had to travel long distances to receive such treatments. The clinic located on University Avenue included three private suites each equipped with a television, refreshments, and free internet access. Treatments required a provider referral and were administered by a trained clinician. (10)

	See: [[WALKER'S SHOE STORE]]		See: [[WALKER'S SHOE STORE]]
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	9. "Dubuque-based Drugstore Chain to Open Pharmacy in New Medical Clinic," ''Telegraph Herald'', June 29, 2021, p. 2A		9. "Dubuque-based Drugstore Chain to Open Pharmacy in New Medical Clinic," ''Telegraph Herald'', June 29, 2021, p. 2A

			10. Nieland, Grace, "Hartig Opens Medical Infusion Facility," ''Telegraph Herald'', Oct. 24, 2023, p. 1

	''Families in Business''. (magazine) ''Telegraph Herald'', July 30, 2010. p. 99		''Families in Business''. (magazine) ''Telegraph Herald'', July 30, 2010. p. 99

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	[[Image:hub.png\|right\|thumb\|350px\|A postcard showing Main Street with Hartigs on the right (east side).]]In 1917 a second store was located at 630 Main Street. In 1927 this store was moved to 756 Main. The third Hartig store was opened in 1934 at 25th and Central. The Main Street store was moved again in 1941 to 730-736 Main. This became Dubuque's first self-serve drug store.		[[Image:hub.png\|right\|thumb\|350px\|A postcard showing Main Street with Hartigs on the right (east side).]]In 1917 a second store was located at 630 Main Street. In 1927 this store was moved to 756 Main. The third Hartig store was opened in 1934 at 25th and Central. The Main Street store was moved again in 1941 to 730-736 Main. This became Dubuque's first self-serve drug store.

	Albert's son, David, entered the business in the early 1930s. Kenneth Hartig, David's brother, joined the firm in 1940 but was then called into military service during [[WORLD WAR II]]. When he returned to the United States, the two brothers assumed the leadership. (2) In 1944 the store on Central was relocated to 24th and Central. Construction continued in 1951 as a new store replacing the original at 1st and Locust was opened. In 1954 the site of the old Capital Theater became the new location of the Central Street store. The 1959 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed store locations at 2203 Central, 97 Locust, and 730 Main. In 1964 the company built and opened a new store at 22nd and Central with a parking lot. Following the death of Albert Hartig in 1964, the corporate stock was owned by David and Kenneth Hartig.		Albert's son, David, entered the business in the early 1930s. Kenneth Hartig, David's brother, joined the firm in 1940 but was then called into military service during [[WORLD WAR II]]. When he returned to the United States, the two brothers assumed the leadership. (2) In 1944 the store on Central was relocated to 24th and Central. Construction continued in 1951 as a new store replacing the original at 1st and Locust was opened. In 1954 the site of the old Capital Theater became the new location of the Central Street store. The 1959 '''Dubuque City Directory''' listed store locations at 2203 Central, 97 Locust, and 730 Main. In 1964 the company built and opened a new store at 22nd and Central with a parking lot. Following the death of Albert Hartig in 1964, the corporate stock was owned by David and Kenneth Hartig.

	David retired in 1970, and Kenneth took charge~~. Kenneth Hartig became the sole owner in 1970~~ by purchasing all the corporate stock. A new store was opened in Asbury Square Shopping Center. This was followed in 1971 with a new store at 700 Town Clock Plaza in 1971.		David retired in 1970 and Kenneth took charge by purchasing all the corporate stock. A new store was opened in Asbury Square Shopping Center. This was followed in 1971 with a new store at 700 Town Clock Plaza in 1971.

	Kenneth's unexpected death in 1973, left the company in dire condition. [[HARTIG, Richard\|Richard HARTIG]] was just completed pharmacy school, but had other plans than returning to Dubuque. The company, however, had always been operated by a pharmacist. Changing his plans, Richard returned to Dubuque. Borrowing millions of dollars, he purchased all the corporate stock in 1983. (3) The company owned additional stores in Dubuque and Oelwein before starting a branch in Galena in 1975. The two Holscher's Apothecary operations were purchased in 1977 and combined in 1980 to form Hartig Homecare, a home health and pharmacy, located at Kennedy Road and Pennsylvania Avenue.		Kenneth's unexpected death in 1973, left the company in dire condition. [[HARTIG, Richard\|Richard HARTIG]] was just completed pharmacy school, but had other plans than returning to Dubuque. The company, however, had always been operated by a pharmacist. Changing his plans, Richard returned to Dubuque. Borrowing millions of dollars, he purchased all the corporate stock in 1983. (3)

			The company owned additional stores in Dubuque and Oelwein before starting a branch in Galena in 1975. The two Holscher's Apothecary operations were purchased in 1977 and combined in 1980 to form Hartig Homecare, a home health and pharmacy, located at Kennedy Road and Pennsylvania Avenue.

	In 1985 Hartig opened a pharmacy in Dyersville and began its affiliation with Snyder Drug Stores of Minneapolis. In 1989 the company purchased a building at 703 Town Clock Plaza and renovated it to serve as a drug store and the corporate offices. Hartig Homecare in 1992 was subdivided into Hartig Homecare and Hartig Nursing Home Services.		In 1985 Hartig opened a pharmacy in Dyersville and began its affiliation with Snyder Drug Stores of Minneapolis. In 1989 the company purchased a building at 703 Town Clock Plaza and renovated it to serve as a drug store and the corporate offices. Hartig Homecare in 1992 was subdivided into Hartig Homecare and Hartig Nursing Home Services.
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	4. "Hartig Drug Company," Tri-State Business, ''Telegraph Herald'', December 30, 2014, p. 7A		4. "Hartig Drug Company," Tri-State Business, ''Telegraph Herald'', December 30, 2014, p. 7A

	5. "New CEO Takes Helm at Hartig Drug, Among Other Management Changes," Telegraph Herald, May 20, 2018, p. 3A		5. "New CEO Takes Helm at Hartig Drug, Among Other Management Changes," ''Telegraph Herald'', May 20, 2018, p. 3A

	6. Kittle		6. Kittle

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	In 2018 Hartigs was the nation's second oldest family-owned drugstore chain. (6)		In 2018 Hartigs was the nation's second oldest family-owned drugstore chain. (6)

	Company officials announced in July, 2019 that Anderson Pharmacy in Preston, Iowa had been acquired and would join the Hartig company formally in September. (7) On August 3, 2020 Hartig officials announced the acquisition of Bellevue Pharmacy. (8)		Company officials announced in July, 2019 that Anderson Pharmacy in Preston, Iowa had been acquired and would join the Hartig company formally in September. (7) On August 3, 2020 Hartig officials announced the acquisition of Bellevue Pharmacy. (8) Continued growth of the company was announce in June, 2021 when it was announced that Hartig Drug Company would open a pharmacy in the Grand River Medical Group West location on Westmark Drive. The full-service pharmacy would include a drive-thru and would operate the same hours as the clinic. (9)

	See: [[WALKER'S SHOE STORE]]		See: [[WALKER'S SHOE STORE]]
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	8. "Hartig to Purchase Bellevue Pharmacy," ''Telegraph Herald'', August 3, 2020, p. 3A		8. "Hartig to Purchase Bellevue Pharmacy," ''Telegraph Herald'', August 3, 2020, p. 3A

			9. "Dubuque-based Drugstore Chain to Open Pharmacy in New Medical Clinic," ''Telegraph Herald'', June 29, 2021, p. 2A

	''Families in Business''. (magazine) ''Telegraph Herald'', July 30, 2010. p. 99		''Families in Business''. (magazine) ''Telegraph Herald'', July 30, 2010. p. 99

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	In 2018 Hartigs was the nation's second oldest family-owned drugstore chain. (6)		In 2018 Hartigs was the nation's second oldest family-owned drugstore chain. (6)

	Company officials announced in July, 2019 that Anderson Pharmacy in Preston, Iowa had been acquired and would join the Hartig company formally in September. (7)		Company officials announced in July, 2019 that Anderson Pharmacy in Preston, Iowa had been acquired and would join the Hartig company formally in September. (7) On August 3, 2020 Hartig officials announced the acquisition of Bellevue Pharmacy. (8)

	See: [[WALKER'S SHOE STORE]]		See: [[WALKER'S SHOE STORE]]
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	7. "Hartig Drug to Acquire Preston Pharmacy," ''Telegraph Herald'', July 11, 2019, p. 5A		7. "Hartig Drug to Acquire Preston Pharmacy," ''Telegraph Herald'', July 11, 2019, p. 5A

			8. "Hartig to Purchase Bellevue Pharmacy," ''Telegraph Herald'', August 3, 2020, p. 3A

	''Families in Business''. (magazine) ''Telegraph Herald'', July 30, 2010. p. 99		''Families in Business''. (magazine) ''Telegraph Herald'', July 30, 2010. p. 99

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	[[Image:ajh-3.jpg\|left\|thumb\|~~250px~~\|The first location of a Hartig Drug Store--97 Locust. Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]HARTIG DRUG COMPANY. [[HARTIG, Albert J.\|Albert J. HARTIG]] worked summers and holidays at the pharmacy owned by Otto Ruete. When Ruete became ill in 1904, he asked Hartig to purchase the store at First and Locust [[STREETS]] in Dubuque. Albert was then in his last year of pharmacy school at Northwestern University. Hartig hired as his first employee his sister Olga, a pharmacy school graduate and one of the first female pharmacists in Iowa. (1)		[[Image:ajh-3.jpg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|The first location of a Hartig Drug Store--97 Locust. Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]HARTIG DRUG COMPANY. [[HARTIG, Albert J.\|Albert J. HARTIG]] worked summers and holidays at the pharmacy owned by Otto Ruete. When Ruete became ill in 1904, he asked Hartig to purchase the store at First and Locust [[STREETS]] in Dubuque. Albert was then in his last year of pharmacy school at Northwestern University. Hartig hired as his first employee his sister Olga, a pharmacy school graduate and one of the first female pharmacists in Iowa. (1)

	[[Image:hub.png\|right\|thumb\|350px\|A postcard showing Main Street with Hartigs on the right (east side).]]In 1917 a second store was located at 630 Main Street. In 1927 this store was moved to 756 Main. The third Hartig store was opened in 1934 at 25th and Central. The Main Street store was moved again in 1941 to 730-736 Main. This became Dubuque's first self-serve drug store.		[[Image:hub.png\|right\|thumb\|350px\|A postcard showing Main Street with Hartigs on the right (east side).]]In 1917 a second store was located at 630 Main Street. In 1927 this store was moved to 756 Main. The third Hartig store was opened in 1934 at 25th and Central. The Main Street store was moved again in 1941 to 730-736 Main. This became Dubuque's first self-serve drug store.

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	In 2018 Hartigs was the nation's second oldest family-owned drugstore chain. (6)		In 2018 Hartigs was the nation's second oldest family-owned drugstore chain. (6)

			Company officials announced in July, 2019 that Anderson Pharmacy in Preston, Iowa had been acquired and would join the Hartig company formally in September. (7)

	See: [[WALKER'S SHOE STORE]]		See: [[WALKER'S SHOE STORE]]
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	6. Kittle		6. Kittle

			7. "Hartig Drug to Acquire Preston Pharmacy," ''Telegraph Herald'', July 11, 2019, p. 5A

	''Families in Business''. (magazine) ''Telegraph Herald'', July 30, 2010. p. 99		''Families in Business''. (magazine) ''Telegraph Herald'', July 30, 2010. p. 99

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	In May 2018 company officials announced that Keith Bibelhausen had accepted the role of CEO. Richard Hartig would remain as the chairman of the board and Charles Hartig would join the business as vice-president and general counsel. (5)		In May 2018 company officials announced that Keith Bibelhausen had accepted the role of CEO. Richard Hartig would remain as the chairman of the board and Charles Hartig would join the business as vice-president and general counsel. (5)

			In 2018 Hartigs was the nation's second oldest family-owned drugstore chain. (6)

	See: [[WALKER'S SHOE STORE]]		See: [[WALKER'S SHOE STORE]]
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	5. "New CEO Takes Helm at Hartig Drug, Among Other Management Changes," Telegraph Herald, May 20, 2018, p. 3A		5. "New CEO Takes Helm at Hartig Drug, Among Other Management Changes," Telegraph Herald, May 20, 2018, p. 3A

			6. Kittle

	''Families in Business''. (magazine) ''Telegraph Herald'', July 30, 2010. p. 99		''Families in Business''. (magazine) ''Telegraph Herald'', July 30, 2010. p. 99

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	[[Image:hartigwn.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Bob Johnsen]]		[[Image:hartigwn.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Bob Johnsen]]

	In May 2018 company officials announced that Keith Bibelhausen had accepted the role of CEO. ~~He had served as company president since 2001, the first person to hold that role outside the~~ Hartig ~~family. [[HARTIG, Richard\|Richard HARTIG]]~~ would remain as the chairman of the board and Charles Hartig would join the business as vice-president and general counsel. (5)		In May 2018 company officials announced that Keith Bibelhausen had accepted the role of CEO. Richard Hartig would remain as the chairman of the board and Charles Hartig would join the business as vice-president and general counsel. (5)

	See: [[WALKER'S SHOE STORE]]		See: [[WALKER'S SHOE STORE]]

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	[[Image:ajh-3.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|The first location of a Hartig Drug Store--97 Locust. Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]HARTIG DRUG COMPANY. ~~Family-owned chain of pharmacies.~~ [[HARTIG, Albert J.\|Albert J. HARTIG]] worked summers and holidays at the pharmacy owned by Otto Ruete. When Ruete became ill in 1904, he asked Hartig to purchase the store at First and Locust [[STREETS]] in Dubuque. Albert was then in his last year of pharmacy school at Northwestern University.		[[Image:ajh-3.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|The first location of a Hartig Drug Store--97 Locust. Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]HARTIG DRUG COMPANY. [[HARTIG, Albert J.\|Albert J. HARTIG]] worked summers and holidays at the pharmacy owned by Otto Ruete. When Ruete became ill in 1904, he asked Hartig to purchase the store at First and Locust [[STREETS]] in Dubuque. Albert was then in his last year of pharmacy school at Northwestern University. Hartig hired as his first employee his sister Olga, a pharmacy school graduate and one of the first female pharmacists in Iowa. (1)

	[[Image:hub.png\|right\|thumb\|350px\|A postcard showing Main Street with Hartigs on the right (east side).]]In 1917 a second store was located at 630 Main Street. In 1927 this store was moved to 756 Main. The third Hartig store was opened in 1934 at 25th and Central. The Main Street store was moved again in 1941 to 730-736 Main. This became Dubuque's first self-serve drug store.		[[Image:hub.png\|right\|thumb\|350px\|A postcard showing Main Street with Hartigs on the right (east side).]]In 1917 a second store was located at 630 Main Street. In 1927 this store was moved to 756 Main. The third Hartig store was opened in 1934 at 25th and Central. The Main Street store was moved again in 1941 to 730-736 Main. This became Dubuque's first self-serve drug store.

	In 1944 the store on Central was relocated to 24th and Central. Construction continued in 1951 as a new store replacing the original at 1st and Locust was opened. In 1954 the site of the old Capital Theater became the new location of the Central Street store.		Albert's son, David, entered the business in the early 1930s. Kenneth Hartig, David's brother, joined the firm in 1940 but was then called into military service during [[WORLD WAR II]]. When he returned to the United States, the two brothers assumed the leadership. (2) In 1944 the store on Central was relocated to 24th and Central. Construction continued in 1951 as a new store replacing the original at 1st and Locust was opened. In 1954 the site of the old Capital Theater became the new location of the Central Street store. The 1959 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed store locations at 2203 Central, 97 Locust, and 730 Main. In 1964 the company built and opened a new store at 22nd and Central with a parking lot. Following the death of Albert Hartig in 1964, the corporate stock was owned by David and Kenneth Hartig.

	~~The 1959 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed~~ store ~~locations~~ at ~~2203 Central, 97 Locust, and 730 Main~~.		David retired in 1970, and Kenneth took charge. Kenneth Hartig became the sole owner in 1970 by purchasing all the corporate stock. A new store was opened in Asbury Square Shopping Center. This was followed in 1971 with a new store at 700 Town Clock Plaza in 1971.

	~~In 1964 the company built and opened a new store at 22nd and Central with a parking lot. Following the death of Albert Hartig in 1964, the corporate stock was owned by David and Kenneth Hartig.~~		Kenneth's unexpected death in 1973, left the company in dire condition. [[HARTIG, Richard\|Richard HARTIG]] was just completed pharmacy school, but had other plans than returning to Dubuque. The company, however, had always been operated by a pharmacist. Changing his plans, Richard returned to Dubuque. Borrowing millions of dollars, he purchased all the corporate stock in 1983. (3) The company owned additional stores in Dubuque and Oelwein before starting a branch in Galena in 1975. The two Holscher's Apothecary operations were purchased in 1977 and combined in 1980 to form Hartig Homecare, a home health and pharmacy, located at Kennedy Road and Pennsylvania Avenue.

	~~The 1966 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed stores at 97 Locust, 730 Main, and 2225 Central.~~

	Kenneth Hartig became the sole owner in 1970 by purchasing all the corporate stock. A new store was opened in Asbury Square Shopping Center. This was followed in 1971 with a new store at 700 Town Clock Plaza in 1971. Despite Kenneth's death in 1973, ~~the family decided to continue~~ the company~~. A new store was opened~~ in ~~200 N~~. ~~Main St. in Galena, Illinois.~~

	[[HARTIG, Richard\|Richard HARTIG]] purchased all the corporate stock in ~~1984~~. The company owned additional stores in Dubuque and Oelwein before starting a branch in Galena in 1975. The two Holscher's Apothecary operations were purchased in 1977 and combined in 1980 to form Hartig Homecare, a home health and pharmacy, located at Kennedy Road and Pennsylvania Avenue.

	In 1985 Hartig opened a pharmacy in Dyersville and began its affiliation with Snyder Drug Stores of Minneapolis. In 1989 the company purchased a building at 703 Town Clock Plaza and renovated it to serve as a drug store and the corporate offices. Hartig Homecare in 1992 was subdivided into Hartig Homecare and Hartig Nursing Home Services.		In 1985 Hartig opened a pharmacy in Dyersville and began its affiliation with Snyder Drug Stores of Minneapolis. In 1989 the company purchased a building at 703 Town Clock Plaza and renovated it to serve as a drug store and the corporate offices. Hartig Homecare in 1992 was subdivided into Hartig Homecare and Hartig Nursing Home Services.

	By 1996 the Hartig Drug Company operated seven Hartig Snyder Drug Stores, Hartig Homecare and Hartig Nursing Home Services. In the same year, the Hartig family announced the transfer through a charitable gift of the former Hartig Building at 700 Town Clock Plaza to Northeast Iowa Community College.		By 1996 the Hartig Drug Company operated seven Hartig Snyder Drug Stores, Hartig Homecare and Hartig Nursing Home Services. In the same year, the Hartig family announced the transfer through a charitable gift of the former Hartig Building at 700 Town Clock Plaza to Northeast Iowa Community College.

			In 2001 Richard Hartig hired Fortune 100 executive Keith Bibelhausen to help guide the company. It was the first time in the company's history that someone outside the family had served as president.

	In 2010 the corporate headquarters were located at 703 Main. Stores were located at:		In 2010 the corporate headquarters were located at 703 Main. Stores were located at:
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	139 W. Maple St. Lancaster, Wisconsin		139 W. Maple St. Lancaster, Wisconsin

	In December 2014, Hartig Drug Company representatives announced that the company had acquired Phillips Pharmacy stores in Belle Plaine, Williamsburg, and Monticello, Iowa. The stores would begin using the name Hartig Drug on January 5, 2015. (1)		In December 2014, Hartig Drug Company representatives announced that the company had acquired Phillips Pharmacy stores in Belle Plaine, Williamsburg, and Monticello, Iowa. The stores would begin using the name Hartig Drug on January 5, 2015. (4)

	[[Image:hartigs.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Expansion of Hartigs in Dubuque included the remodeling in 2010 of the northern portion of Asbury Square Shopping Center to allow expansion of the existing store.]]		[[Image:hartigs.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Expansion of Hartigs in Dubuque included the remodeling in 2010 of the northern portion of Asbury Square Shopping Center to allow expansion of the existing store.]]
	[[Image:hartigwn.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Bob Johnsen]]		[[Image:hartigwn.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Bob Johnsen]]

	In May 2018 company officials announced that Keith Bibelhausen had accepted the role of CEO. He had served as company president since 2001, the first person to hold that role outside the Hartig family. [[HARTIG, Richard\|Richard HARTIG]] would remain as the chairman of the board and Charles Hartig would join the business as vice-president and general counsel. (2)		In May 2018 company officials announced that Keith Bibelhausen had accepted the role of CEO. He had served as company president since 2001, the first person to hold that role outside the Hartig family. [[HARTIG, Richard\|Richard HARTIG]] would remain as the chairman of the board and Charles Hartig would join the business as vice-president and general counsel. (5)

	See: [[WALKER'S SHOE STORE]]		See: [[WALKER'S SHOE STORE]]
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	1. "Hartig Drug Company," Tri-State Business, ''Telegraph Herald'', December 30, 2014, p. 7A		1. Kittle, M. D., "Corner Drug Store," ''Telegraph Herald'', May 30, 2004, p. 23

			2. Ibid.

			3. Ibid.

			4. "Hartig Drug Company," Tri-State Business, ''Telegraph Herald'', December 30, 2014, p. 7A

	2. "New CEO Takes Helm at Hartig Drug, Among Other Management Changes," Telegraph Herald, May 20, 2018, p. 3A		5. "New CEO Takes Helm at Hartig Drug, Among Other Management Changes," Telegraph Herald, May 20, 2018, p. 3A

	''Families in Business''. (magazine) ''Telegraph Herald'', July 30, 2010. p. 99		''Families in Business''. (magazine) ''Telegraph Herald'', July 30, 2010. p. 99

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	[[Image:hartigs.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Expansion of Hartigs in Dubuque included the remodeling in 2010 of the northern portion of Asbury Square Shopping Center to allow expansion of the existing store.]]		[[Image:hartigs.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Expansion of Hartigs in Dubuque included the remodeling in 2010 of the northern portion of Asbury Square Shopping Center to allow expansion of the existing store.]]
			[[Image:hartigwn.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Bob Johnsen]]

	[[~~Image:hartigwn.jpg~~\|~~left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Bob Johnsen~~]]		In May 2018 company officials announced that Keith Bibelhausen had accepted the role of CEO. He had served as company president since 2001, the first person to hold that role outside the Hartig family. [[HARTIG, Richard\|Richard HARTIG]] would remain as the chairman of the board and Charles Hartig would join the business as vice-president and general counsel. (2)

	See: [[WALKER'S SHOE STORE]]		See: [[WALKER'S SHOE STORE]]
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	1. "Hartig Drug Company," Tri-State Business, ''Telegraph Herald'', December 30, 2014, p. 7A		1. "Hartig Drug Company," Tri-State Business, ''Telegraph Herald'', December 30, 2014, p. 7A

			2. "New CEO Takes Helm at Hartig Drug, Among Other Management Changes," Telegraph Herald, May 20, 2018, p. 3A

	''Families in Business''. (magazine) ''Telegraph Herald'', July 30, 2010. p. 99		''Families in Business''. (magazine) ''Telegraph Herald'', July 30, 2010. p. 99