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Title: Polk's real estate register and directory of the United States and Canada
Year: 1911 (1910s)
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Subjects: Real estate business
Publisher: Detroit, Mich. : R.L. Polk & Co.
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one-half of the state, and but little of thisgreat area has been even superficially prospected. In considering its great min-eral deposits, their variety and easy accessibility is the most important fact thatthe mineral districts have the most abundant timber supply, that beneath thebenches of the foothills are hundreds of thousands of acres of the best furnaceand coking coal, and last, but perhaps the most profitable of all in the elementsof mineral production and reduction, is the wonderful abundance of cheaply util-ized water power. There are over 12,000,00 acres of timber lands in the state,not counting the smaller disconnected bodies, and the lesser belts that fringe the The National Real Estate Journal ^:^Z^t^tZ up-to-date and filled with timely and interesting articles. You need it.NATIONAL REAL ESTATE JOURNAL 7 N. 5th Avenue CHICAGO, ILL. O Ob) a. yfrUKpe GLENDIVE, MONT. Buy your Lands ofthe Owner References Exchange Bank, Glendive, Mont.; First Nat-ional Bank, Brooklyn, Iowa
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50,000 Acres All Improved and Irrigated Ranches in the BIG HOLE BASIN, MONTANA JOHN BLOODGOOD North Dakota and MontanaReal EstateNew Salem, North DakotaReference, New Salem State Bank RKI N If its a MONTANA OR GREAT FALLS PROPOSITION Get it to Me T. H. LARKIN 4 SECOND STREET, NORTHGREAT FALLS, MONTANA II REALTY McGUIRE & ORR Ss^ock^oiiSSii CHOICE INCOME PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE FOR FARMS and RANCHES Montana UNITED STATES AND CANADA (1911) Montana 1019 streams. The forests that contain timber that is of commercial value are in themountainous mineral districts. Nature appreciated the necessity of an abundanceof heavy timber in all mining operations, and placed it in greatest plenty andfinest quality about every point of consumption. Aside from the valleys, all thecounties lying along the Rocky Mountains and west of the ranges are heavilytimbered. The fuel supply of the state is more than abundant, the coal measuresbeing the most extensive in the west. The live stock interests are import

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