He helped him survey, and many nights slept under a tree or any other shelter he could find with Jim Hill. Hill was the world famous builder of the Great Northern Railway. When this line pushed north of Choteau at a later date, they named the terminus Pendroy, in honor of L.B. Pendroy, as he was one of the early homesteaders and businessmen of that area of Teton County. In 1911, Pendroy brought a huge Rumley engine out on the bench and broke sod, planting flax and wheat on the virgin land. He and his family moved from Pendroy to California a number of years ago.
Survivors are three daughters.
One was listed from Canada and two other daughters were listed from California. The name of Mrs. Levi Boots Pendroy was Jesse Robinson. It is believed by the author that there were 4 children. They had children Luella, Martha and Charles identified in the picture. Another daughters first name mentioned in the obituary was Patricia.