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() Montana Real Estate - Big Sky Country
Montana is known as Big Sky Country for the wide-open spaces you can find there. Fortunately, Montana real estate is inexpensive enough to make it a good relocation spot. Montana Montana has some of the most beautiful scenery in the United States. With towering mountain ran More>> -
() Looking To Buy Land Or Property In Dillon, Montana?
Visitors to Southwestern Montana will discover the majestic Rocky Mountains and peaceful river valleys, replete with trout-laden streams and lakes, big game habitat, and quiet trails through wilderness retreats. Find more information regarding real estate in Dillon Montana, the Grasshopper Valley, and surr More>>
A House in the Woods, After the Woods Are Gone (New York Times)
(07/02/2009 09:35 PM)
When my wife and I bought land in Montana, the stands of timber were so dense you couldn’t walk through parts of the property. Then the beetles came, killing the stately old trees. More>>
Swank Montana club founder sued (The Victoria Advocate)
(07/02/2009 09:35 PM)
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — An Idaho judge on Thursday refused to let Bank of America Corp. repossess two ski lifts from Tamarack Resort, providing at least a brief reprieve for owners trying to keep the failed central Idaho vacation getaway intact for a possible buyer. More>>
Latest News (The Billings Outpost)
(07/02/2009 09:35 PM)
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES BROADWATER MERCANTILE ANTIQUES. NOW BUYING ANTIQUES like old postcards, Red Wing stoneware, older costume jewelry, painted label pop and milk bottles, military items like patches, pins, and any advertising especially from Billings and Montana; MANY NEW ITEMS in stock. More>>
Outdoors for All Seasons (New York Times)
(07/02/2009 09:35 PM)
Residents of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, a city of about 42,000 surrounded by lakes and protected forest, like to compare it to living in Lake Tahoe without the high prices. More>>
Jobless rate doesn't hit as hard for Montanans (Billings Gazette)
(07/02/2009 09:35 PM)
Jobless rates in Montana's largest cities continue to outperform most U.S. metropolitan areas, the Labor Department reported Tuesday, although all communities continue to show losses. More>>