- 12th Street Grocery (12th and Garfield)
- Bolich’s (10th Street)
- Bugli’s (602 E Broadway) circa 1952 / Broadway Market mid-50s to 2004
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- Dankers (846 S. 5th W) circa 1952
- Fullner’s (701 S. 3rd W) circa 1952
- Hertz Grocery (1026 S. 3rd St. W) circa 1952
- Home Grocery (801 S 6th W) circa 1952
- Johnson’s (Johnson and 14th) – building has been razed and replaced by apartment houses
- King’s Dairy (Clements and North) – building razed
- The Little Store (up the Rattlesnake, corner Lolo and Raymond)
- Llewellyn Cash Grocery (1016 Worden Ave) circa 1952
- MacClay’s Market (South and Reserve) – building razed
- Meadowland Creamery (3rd and Reserve)
- Morrie’s Orchard Homes Grocery (next to Orchard Homes Country Club on 3rd) / formerly Claude’s Orchard Homes Grocery – circa 1952
- Olsen’s (Higgins and Kent), later called Ole’s
- Shaffer’s (corner Worden and N 4th W) 1970s
- Springer’s Grocery (827 Cottonwood)
- Standard Meat Market (603 Woody) circa 1950s – K&C Meats by the 1970s (now wholesale only, K&C occupies just the rear portion of the building)
- Stratton Grocery (726 Stephens) – burned down
- Super Save (1301 S 3rd W) circa 1955 / formerly “County Fair” circa 1952
- Super Save (701 S. Orange) circa 1950s through 1970s – now Food Farm
- Super Save (405 N. Higgins) circa 1955
- University Grocery (1221 Helen) circa 1952 / Freddie’s Feed and Read 1972-1998
- Warehouse Market (1015 S 3rd W) circa 1952
- Warne’s (720 Hilda) circa 1952, by 1955 it was Miller’s – still in business under various owners until about 1980
- White House Grocery (601 S 3rd W) circa 1952
- Woodworth’s (601 N 3rd W) circa 1952
I went to Lincoln Elementary for 1st grade do I knew The Little Store well. My buddy Todd and I walked from next to Rattlesnake To school. One day we went to The Little Store and got candy and ditched out to Greenough Park for the morning, in 1st grade. I got my hide tanned for that little stunt.
I believe the guy who owned it [The Little Store] was Larry. Couldn’t see well. Went there for our Schmidt tall boys in my Maverick Grabber! Lol
In the early 50’s this {The Little] store was run by an elderly couple. In the late 50’s a younger couple bought and ran it. The husband was a Highway Patrolman. He used to give the driving test for those applying for their first license. I went to Lincoln, Prescott and, as a freshman not old enough to drive, I caught the bus to high school next to this store.
The older couple was Tom and Amy and I think the younger couple was related to them. Her name was Dot, I can’t remember the highway patrol’s name. (Little Store-Rattlesnake) Stan was there a Shields involved at one time?
Following is from Missoula City Directory 1955
1955
Groceries and Meats – Retail
A & B Cash Markets 1330 Catlin
Anderson Manley E S Hwy 93 cor Houston RD3
Blaszek Hans 2100 S Higgins av
Brest Market 1801 S Higgins av
Broadway Market 602 E Broadway
Bryson Andy F 2039 S 11th W
Buttrey’s Foods Inc 705 S Higgins av
Cainan Dan I 1035 VanBuren
Claud’s Orchard Homes Grocery end S 3rd W RD 1
Courtright Perin C 846 S 5th W
Daily John R Inc 115-19 W Front
Dee’s Market 1038 Toole Tel 3-3106
Don’s Food Market 1500 W Broadway
D’Orazi’s Italian Import Grocery Woody cor Alder
Dufresne Julian J 550 W Spruce
East Side Grocery 917 E Broadway
Evans Ernest E 1425 S Higgins av
Fangstrom Ruth Mrs 801 S 6th W
Fenders Super Market 2401 S. Higgins av
Food Center 1833 S Higgins av
Frazer’s Meat Market 803 S Higgins av
Gerner Chas A 600 South av W
Goughnour Lee E 1402 Sherwood
H & H Market Inc 215 W Broadway
Harkness Richd 327 North av W
Jamieson Lillian P Mrs 1800 S 7th
Johnson’s Shopping Center 1963 S 14th W
K & W Grocers Inc 541 S Higgins av
Kiehl Lawrence 501 Brooks
Llewellyn Elmer H 1016 Worden av
Maclay Harry G 2550 South av W
Market Basket 1202 W Broadway
McCarthy Dan F 411 Kensington av
Miller John H 720 Hilda av
Missoula Meat Co 211 W Railroad
Modern Meats & Grocery 1009 W Kent
Morin’s Superette 715 VanBuren
Mount Jumbo Grocery 1307 VanBuren
Nelen Watson C 103 Keator av
O K Trading Co 1701 S 5th W
Olson Edna L 2105 S Higgins av
Ray & Mae Grocery 819 Hawthorne
Rose Avenue Grocery 801 Rose av
Safeway Store No 245 901 Brooks No 247 606 W Broadway
Schilz Nicholas J 1802 S 12th W
Serba Walter H 2327 South av W
Shield Harry H 2246 Raymond av
Snappy Superette 241 Speedway RD 4 E Msla
Solum’s North Side Grocery 1035 Stoddard
Springer Wm J 827 Cottonwood
Standard Meat Market 603 Woody
Stop “N” Shop 135 E Broadway
Stratton I Gene 726 Stephens av
Super Save Market Inc 405 N Higgins av 701 Orange and 1301 S 3rd W
University Grocery 1221 Helen av
Wales Robt G 127 Alder
Wilcoxen Fannie M Mrs 1440 S 5th
Woodworth’s Food Mart & Frozen Food Lockers 601 N 3rd W
Worden’s Super Market Inc 105 E Spruce
Grocer’s – Wholesale
Haines Independent Whole Grocery 800 W Spruce
Western Montana Grocery Co. 1700 Turner
Johnson’s houses a laundromat or laundry service, now. I rode there frequently on my bike on errands for my folks, who had moved from near Franklin Park farther south on Kemp. I still frequently drive by the Johnson’s site. Used to buy penny candy at Serba’s. Dad and I stopped at Maclay Market on the way to fishing. Maclay sliced its own lunch meat and had terrific bologna we ate in our sandwiches while fishing.
In regards to a couple of the family owned stores. Bolich’s market was first owned by my grandparents. It was Solum’s Grocery, my grandfather then opened a second store on the north side of Missoula. He also supplied homemade hot meals for the workers of the White Pine with the help of his brother. My grandparents were Otto and Nellie Solum and his brother was Adolph, affectionately known to us kids as Unk.
Solum’s on 10th was likely the first store I ever walked to. We Saylers lived on Kemp about a quarter block away when I was little. Rudy Weishaar had a store across the street. Sometimes, I would go to Bryson’s on 10th for my grandparents, the Bagleys on 12th.
Solum’s on 10th was likely the first store I ever walked to. We Saylers lived on Kemp about a quarter block away when I was little. Rudy Weishaar had a store across the street. Sometimes, I would go to Bryson’s on 11th grandparents, the Bagleys on 12th.
Use to stop by the 12th st. Grocery to buy beer when I was in high school. Sometimes they would send out a little kid to take my money.
I was that little kid!!
how do I contact that kid?
Stan Gibford – Do you recognize the Woodworth store? It’s our old tri-plex plex.
Does anyone have information about the Danker’s store on the corner of 5th and Ash Street? It’s a duplex now that we own, but would love to know more about the store itself and or the folks that owned it.
I used to rent from Lillian Jamieson and had to go to her store to pay the rent. Everything in there was covered in dust. She was old–she worked there when she was in her 90s. Once a 15-year-old runaway kid from Bozeman tried to rob her and she slapped his BB gun right out of his hand.