Come and enjoy the Port Polson Inn's outstanding Flathead Lake and Mission Mountain view. Glacier National Park is 70 miles north and the National Bison Range and St. Ignatius Historic Mission are 30 miles south.

Is it just me or is our Commander in Chief’s pin ball machine on tilt, lights flashing wildly and he thinks its cool? Goodness gracious he wants to hire a War Czar. Now that’s a great choice of words, eh? I just checked out my trusty Webster’s and it says a czar is one who is an emperor or king, a former emperor of Russia (now that has a ring to it) or an autocratic ruler or leader (ring a bell) and lastly any person exercising great authority or power in a particular field. Last time I looked the Commander in Chief was in charge of wars. I always figured that’s why they called him the Commander in Chief. The White House looks more corporate everyday of the week. He wants to name a War Czar, huh?

The purpose of the MWWDA is to organize, maintain and operate a trade association for the benefit of its members. To collect and share to its members any scientific, educational or general trade information regarding the subject of well drilling and the sanitary aspects thereof. To introduce any legislation seeking to regulate the drilling of wells and the sanitation aspects involved. To advance and further the general welfare and interests of its members.

Montana Skies Bed and Breakfast is located in Plains, Montana. Plains is on the Clark Fork River and in the banana belt of Montana. Enjoy a beautiful view from our wrap around deck or take a walk by the creek.

Hellroaring Dog Training was established 1998 by Karen Duty. Karen has been training dogs since childhood beginning with the local 4-H club in Lewistown Mt., where she grew up. Karen’s method of training is more of a technique or an art form than any single “method” of training.

Glacier Wilderness Resort is located 10 miles east of West Glacier Montana on US Highway 2 at mile marker 163. Turn in at the Resort sign and follow the road one-quarter mile into the beautiful wooded area we call home.