r/Montana

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Best small town bars

What's your favorite small town bars? Best food? Funnest atmosphere? Quirkiest events? I love Gopher Days at the Wheel Inn out in Lincoln or grabbing a local beef burger at the Cut Bank Brewery myself! Would love to hear where everyone is going.

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u/Amaya3066 — 2 days ago
▲ 161 r/Montana

Abandoned Minisdah Presbyterian Church in Chelsea, Roosevelt County Montana built in 1903 on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation.

u/carboncopy95437 — 2 days ago
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13-year-old dies after being hurled off 'Yo-Yo' carnival ride that was missing restraints and was signed off on despite 'visible' deficiencies: Lawsuit

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u/StJmagistra — 3 days ago
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Who remembers this place?

Back when restaurants gave out matches!

u/rjlaudon — 2 days ago
▲ 31 r/Montana

Name That Mountain!

Here's an easy one. If you dont know the name of the mountain, location will do.

u/Amaya3066 — 2 days ago

Help with census location

Does anyone happen to know where Sweet Grass Township is located today? Or what it was renamed to? I’m trying to figure out what railroad by relative was working in. Thank you for the help!!

u/Away-Insurance-4482 — 2 days ago

Bozeman or Kalispell ?

Planning on Traveling to Montana next month for 3 days with my husband and 2 1/2 year old!

Never been & kind of torn between flying into Bozeman or Kalispell

Perks of Bozeman is it’s close to Yellowstone but perks of flying into Kalispell is the beautiful glacier mountains

Anyone who’s been there (with a toddler 😅) Help me choose !!

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u/Vegetable-Tone-5523 — 2 days ago
▲ 68 r/Montana

Scary stories about Montana?

hi guys I've lived here my whooole life (Billings area) and I'm always asking people about their scary stories from around here. Ghosts, weird creatures, abandoned places, I wanna hear your stories!!!!!

side note : anyone heard of the Homer Davis ghost?

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u/Antlered_Insect2005 — 4 days ago
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Suggestions for blends of fruit wines

It's a poor year in my area for fruit, so I'm trying to be a bit creative in making some blends to stretch fruit a little further. Basically I've got as much chokecherry as I can handle, reasonable amounts of skunkbush (sumac). But tiny amounts of rosehips and wax currant, possibly thornapple (Douglas hawthorn). So, my main question is whether I blends the rosehips and wax currant with chokecherry or skunkbush to stretch it? I will, of course, also make a chokecherry/skunkbush blend which turned out well last year. Skunkbush by itself was less appealing to me, but I did have friends who really liked it so I gave them a few bottles.

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u/AboNeel — 3 days ago
▲ 72 r/Montana

Are Woodland Park and Kalispell really like this now or is this a fake review?

u/cavaismylife — 5 days ago