A listing of the businesses and other public places in Pine Ridge as described by Lum and Abner.
- Jot ‘Em Down Store and Library (Also at various times a restaurant, a bank, a bakery, a publishing company, a stock brokerage, a radio station, and many other enterprises of which Lum was always the President!)
- Dick Huddleston’s Store
- Post Office
- Mose Moots’ Barbershop
- Ed Beckley’s Drugstore and Soda Fountain
- Will Spencer’s Print Shop
- Luke Spear’s Lunch Room
- Sister Simpson’s Boarding House
- Ira Hodgkin’s Livery Stable
- Caleb Weehunt’s Blacksmith Shop
- Dad Crockett’s Pool Hall
- Cloverleaf Township School
- The Church
- Jeff’s Butcher Shop
- Frank Foster’s Filling Station
- Walt Bates’ Saw Mill and Mill Pond (converted to Defense Plant during the War)
- Douglas’ Automotive Repair (behind the filling station)
- Frank Elkin’s Photographer Shop
- Midwest Economy Travel Agency (owned and managed by Mousey Gray)
- The Bakery
- Doc Miller’s Office
- Dentist’s Office
- Veterinarian’s Office
- LaVon LaFrance’s Beauty Parlor
- Jake’s Place: Used Auto Parts
- Lodge Hall (above Mose Moots’ barber shop)
- City Jail (Uncle Henry Lunsford, town marshal)
- Cotton Warehouse, converted by Lum and Abner into a movie theater which burned down
- Old Silver Mine
- Baseball Field (Pine Ridge Pirates)
- Football Field (Pine Ridge Possums)
- Open Air Pavilion (outside of town)
- Mountain View Inn/Hotel
- The Tourist Camp
