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Posted 7/28/2026 19:22 (#11712325 - in reply to #11712236)
Subject: RE: Old Elevator Structure



West Central MN
Interweb...

The Pillsbury Mills Inc. elevator in France, Idaho, is a historic grain and seed potato landmark shaped by the Oregon Short Line Railroad, Pillsbury Mills, and the Ashton-Tetonia Trail.

Oregon Short Line built a 30-mile branch line between Ashton and Tetonia in the early 1900s.

France Siding: A small rail stop named after a local family rather than a town

Pillsbury Mills: Operated the corrugated iron-wrapped wooden elevator to collect local wheat and barley.

Shift and PreservationSeed Potatoes: The site adapted to support the region's disease-free potato crops and mark the Ashton Seed Potato Management Area.

Modern Trail: Abandoned railroad tracks became the Ashton-Tetonia Trail, leaving the elevator as a monument.
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