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Distinctly Montana Summer 2017

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W W W. D I S T I N C T LY M O N TA NA . C O M 91 J I L L P I K E 406.581.8504 pike3bet@gmail.com D AV E K U C K 406.595.4137 dave@davekuck.com N O RT H W E S T C O N T E M P O R A RY Spacious 7 bedroom, 8 bath custom home with over 16,000 sq.ft. Includes two- story waterfall, indoor pool, gourmet kitchen, mine shaft theater, fitness room, jungle playroom, and nanny quarters. Perfect for large family, several friends, or corporate retreat. See to Believe! $2,900,000. MLS# 220889 owner/agent H E A RT O F M O N TA N A R E A LT Y W W W. H E A RTM O N TA N A . C O M "Combed plaster" gave the appearance of depth to a nearly flat surface. Ironically, the craftsman who created the vast expanse of wall did not sign his own name, but combed W. C. Clark's ini- tials high on a pillar in the Copper King's mansion. Justly proud of their skills, some men found very private ways to take a little credit for their work. Penciled inside attics, closets and framing, scratched into concrete, written across walls and immediately hidden by a layer of paint are names and dates — never, perhaps to be seen, but a bit of secret satisfaction to the craftsmen. Daly, Conrad, Clark and all the other well-known names of Mon- tana's history are gone. eir power and wealth are no longer theirs to wield. But mansions, courthouses, schools, bungalows, churches, and businesses still stand as testament to the men who built them.

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