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	Seminar location, Hot Springs, Montana - RMHI
		Hot Springs is a small mountain town (population 600) in western Montana, about 80 miles northwest of Missoula.
		Hot Springs is a small, isolated town on the Flathead Indian Reservation in western Montana, 80 miles northwest of Missoula, 90 minutes from Missoula International Airport.
		The turnoff to Hot Springs is a spur road heading to the west off of highway 28, half-way between Elmo and Plains, MT.
	www.rmhiherbal.org /a/d.hotsprings.html (1002 words)

	Hot Springs, Montana - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hot Springs is a town located in Sanders County, Montana.
		Hot Springs is located at 47°36'32" North, 114°40'19" West (47.608957, -114.672063)
		It is located near several mineral hot springs developed as a spa, from which the down derives its name.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hot_Springs,_Montana (411 words)

	Hot Springs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hot Springs is the name of some places in the United States of America.
		These places are almost always named after the presence of a hot spring in the area.
		There was also a Hot Springs in New Mexico; it is now named Truth or Consequences, New Mexico (after a radio program of the same name).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hot_Springs (123 words)

	Hot Springs - One of Montana's Hidden Treasures.
		As a full service community, Hot Springs is the perfect spot to enjoy healthy relaxation in a peaceful environment.
		The healing waters of Hot Springs have drawn people from as far away as Finland and Taiwan, to a leisurely and peaceful vacation in Montana's western mountains.
		One of Montana's hidden treasures, this community is located in northwestern Montana tucked away at the foot of the Cabinet Mountains, just about mid-way between Kalispell (60 miles) and Missoula (80 miles), in eastern Sanders County.
	www.hotspringsmt.net /hscofc (427 words)

	Potosi Hot Springs Resort - Montana Mountain Resort Vacation
		Hot water seems to flow out of the ground everywhere at Potosi Hot Springs Resort, and is one of the aspects which makes Potosi such a truly unique destination.
		Potosi Hot Springs Resort offers a feast for the senses - be it the awe-inspiring mountains that surround this secluded resort, the rejuvenating sensations of soaking in the natural hot springs spas, or the calming sounds of a cascading stream outside your cabin window.
		Potosi Hot Springs Resort offers their guests an opportunity to participate in all the Montana has to offer, and they pride themselves on their ability to help their guests put together a worry-free vacation that includes all that they desire.
	resorts.gordonsguide.com /potosihotspringsresort/index.cfm (1423 words)

	Alameda's Hot Springs Retreat Home Page
		Hot Springs, founded in 1910 and named for the local hot mineral springs that still bubble today, had its beginning during the time of the big buffalo herds where the "Big Medicine" waters once bubbled freely in the open, flowing up from the pit of a natural hot water spring.
		The steamy pool, created from the overflow, churned with volcanic mud; and the smell of sulphur was carried in the breezes and was mixed with the spicy scent of wild sage.
		Hot Springs is a friendly community of roughly 600 inhabitants.
	alamedashotsprings.com (376 words)

	Only in Butte: Montana's Hot Springs Resorts
		Winter visitors to Montana if they are lucky will find themselves in hot water and liking it, soaking in pools, both indoor and outdoor, in water that gushes up from the ground at between 100 and 110 degrees Fahrenheit.
		Jackson Hot Springs, is the horse in the one-horse town of Jackson, a tiny town in the middle of the Big Hole Valley.
		The hot springs pool is adjacent to the lodge where the walls are festooned with stuffed ungulates with large racks and the floor is a polished dark wood for dancing in boots and jeans.
	www.butteamerica.com /hotsprings.htm (1276 words)

	Welcome to Hot Springs!
		Hot Springs, founded in 1910, is named for the local hot mineral springs that still bubble today.
		Thousands of people seeking rest and relief from pressure travel to the town of Hot Springs to bathe in the fine mineral water and mud baths.
		Many revisit on a regular basis, enjoying the benefits and relief that the natural hot mineral waters bring in the treatment of arthritis, skin diseases, rheumatism, stomach ulcers, high blood pressure and many other ailments.
	montanameetings.com /HotSprings.htm (146 words)

	Boulder Hot Springs Boulder, Montana
		One of the last remaining grand hotels from the golden age of Montana’s hot springs resorts is now a bed and breakfast and incredible views of the Boulder Valley.
		The pools, indoor and outdoor, range from 95 to 104 degrees F. Thirty two springs throughout the hillside provide water for the facility which was established with the arrival of gold prospectors in the area in the 1860s.
		Boulder Hot Springs now offers a conference or retreat facility for large and small groups, bed and breakfast rooms, a weekly Sunday Buffet, along with swimming and soaking in the healing mineral laden geo-thermal waters.
	www.ultimatemontana.com /sectionpages/Section8/Boulder/boulderhotsprings.html (266 words)

	About the Symes Hote Springs Hotel and Resort in Hot Springs, Montana
		In 1855, an 80-acre area around the hot springs was set aside as a government reserve.
		European-American settlers from the outset enjoyed the hot springs and residents catered to visitors seeking the curative mineral waters.
		There is a hot outdoor mineral flow thru pool in the front of the hotel, which has two temperatures: 104 degrees and 101 degrees, with a peaceful waterfall between the two pools.
	www.symeshotsprings.com /Information/About.html (429 words)

	HUNTERS HOT SPRINGS PHOTOGRAPH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		A June 12 1886, item in a local Montana paper, the Livingston Enterprise, mentions Mendenhall's renovations to the hotel at Hunters Hot Springs, saying the "...old hotel is being completely overhauled from cellar to garret...the outside of the house as well, is receiving attention".
		There were indeed masquerade balls held at Hunters Hot Springs as early as 1905, but--if the disputed photo was taken during the 1880's--there would have been no reason for anyone to impersonate Butch, Sundance and Harvey Logan because these men were unknown rustlers and drifters then.
		Fannie Elizabeth was postmistress at Hunters Hot Springs between 1887 and 1890 [note 21] and she and her husband, William Carrol Officer, leased the HHS hotel from Cyrus Mendenhall between 1885 and 1891 [note 22].
	www.huntershotsprings.com /hhs3.html (5267 words)

	Sunset: Thermal dynamics. (Montana hot springs)@ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The history behind Montana's hot springs is the story of the place itself.
		These are the Chico Hot Springs, the Fairmont Hot Springs Resort, and the Potosi Hot Springs.
		The story of Montana's hot springs is the story of Montana itself.
	highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:20567175&refid=ip_almanac_hf (209 words)

	HUNTERS HOT SPRINGS PHOTOGRAPH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The history of the Rich family in Montana is very colorful and is inextricably intertwined with the early development of Hunters Hot Springs.
		Frank's brother A. Rich homesteaded a ranch a mile and a half northwest from Hunters Hot Springs in 1882 and later was elected public administrator for overseeing the maintenance to Hunters Hot Springs-area roads and bridges.
		Both Frank Rich and A. (Albert Americus) Rich were living at Hunters Hot Springs in the spring and summer of 1886 so both were therefore in a position to have been in the long-puzzling photograph taken on the porch of the Hunters Hot Springs Hotel.
	members.shaw.ca /jrleaf/index.html (215 words)

	Lolo Hot Springs Home
		Lolo Hot Springs was well known to the Indians long before the arrival of Lewis and Clark, among the earliest visitors to the Lolo Pass area of western Montana, in the fall of 1805.
		The hot, mineralized springs became a landmark and rendezvous point for early explorers, trappers, and prospectors as well.
		Lolo Hot Springs is at an elevation of 4,160 feet, but the trails climb to 8,000 feet.
	www.lolohotsprings.com (279 words)

	Boulder Hot Springs - Montana's Gold West Country Travel Region
		Boulder Hot Springs is a 100-year-old historic inn in a natural, healing, and relaxing environment.
		Boulder Hot Springs Inn, Spa, & Retreat Center is 30 miles from the Helena Airport and 45 miles from the Butte Airport.
		Boulder Hot Springs is 3 miles south of Boulder on Highway 69.
	www.goldwest.visitmt.com /listings/68.htm (280 words)

	a little about white sulphur springs, montana (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Meagher County was one of the original counties in Montana and encompassed the majority of central Montana.
		White Sulphur Springs, the county seat, was named for the white deposits around the hot sulphur springs in the area.
		White Sulphur Springs, Montana is located at the junction of U.S. Highway 89 and U. Highway 12, in the scenic Smith River Valley; about halfway between Glacier National Park and Yellowstone National Park.
	www.northwest-national.com /11-2pg.htm (1673 words)

	Thermal dynamics - Montana hot springs Sunset - Find Articles
		The story of Montana's hot springs is the story of Montana itself.
		In contrast to intimate Chico is large, bustling Fairmont Hot Springs, a 152-room resort and conference center 18 miles west of Butte in the heart of the broad Deer Lodge Valley.
		To reach the hot springs, nestled in the Tobacco Root Mountains, we drive past the old mining town of Pony, clutching our directions as the road turns rough.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1216/is_n4_v199/ai_20567175 (802 words)

	Montana Hot Springs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		ontana is one of the more geothermally active places in the world, and as a result, we are blessed with quite a number of natural hot springs around the state.
		Smaller resorts range from the upscale, intimate luxury of Potosi, to the western charm of Jackson and Elkhorn Hot Springs.
		A hot springs resort can be the focus of your Montana vacation, or we can incorporate a stay at one into a custom itinerary combining a variety of activities in different parts of the state.
	www.cowboyhvn.com /hot_springs.htm (269 words)

	Fairmont Hot Springs Resort - Hot Spring Information
		The pools are fed by a virtually unlimited supply of 155 degree natural hot springs water, cooled to various temperatures for comfort and maximum enjoyment.
		Hot Springs were considered medicinal by the Native Americans and many people to this day swear by the healing powers of natural hot springs.
		The general public may also use the Hot Springs from 8am to 9:30pm.
	www.fairmontmontana.com /hotsprings/springs.asp (223 words)

	Montana Hot Springs and Hot Springs Spas: A Spa Vacation Potosi Hot Springs Resort (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The hot water bubbling out of the ground at Potosi is some of the purest water in the world.
		Our hot springs, in combination with many other rare features, make Potosi Hot Springs Resort a one-of-a-kind destination.
		We have two hot springs pools, the first of which is our centerpiece Cliff Pool.
	www.potosiresort.com /springs.html (264 words)

	Amazon.com: Touring Montana and Wyoming Hot Springs: Books: Jeff Birkby (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Learn about the hot thermal waterfalls of Boiling River in the northwest corner of the park as well as the hot water creeks in central and southwest Yellowstone.
		Touring Montana and Wyoming Hot Spring is the perfect companion for hot springs enthusiasts and those looking for a unique vacation experience.
		Clear directions are given to each hot spring along with historical notes, nearby attractions, accommodations, and soaking regulations in Yellowstone National Park.
	www.amazon.com /Touring-Montana-Wyoming-Hot-Springs/dp/156044679X (1067 words)

	Fairmont Hot Springs Resort
		Fairmont Hot Springs Resort is a full service, year-round hot springs resort located between Butte and Anaconda, just 3 miles south of Interstate 90 and half way between Yellowstone National Park and Glacier National Park.
		The naturally heated pools at Fairmont Hot Springs Resort are the largest hot springs pools in Montana and provide the centerpiece to this complete resort facility.
		The hot springs pools are open 365 days a year, providing soothing warm waters during all of Montana’s beautiful seasons.
	www.gonorthwest.com /Montana/southwest/Fairmont/Fairmonthotspringsresort.htm (714 words)

	Symes Hot Springs Hotel & Mineral Baths - Hot Springs, Montana
		The Historic Symes Hot Springs Hotel has been in operation since 1928 and is known for its healing waters.
		Symes Hot Springs Hotel & Mineral Baths is located on Highway 28 between Plains and Elmo.
		Montana travel information and a free 2005 travel planner.
	virtualmontana.com /montanadirectory/montanalistings/GC/montana481.htm (245 words)

	Boulder Hot Springs - Boulder, Montana
		Boulder Hot Springs is a 100-year-old historic inn in a natural, healing, and relaxing environment.
		Boulder Hot Springs Inn, Spa, and Retreat Center is 30 miles from the Helena Airport and 45 miles from the Butte Airport.
		Boulder Hot Springs is 3 miles south of Boulder on Highway 69.
	www.virtualmontana.com /montanadirectory/montanalistings/GW/montana68.htm (274 words)

	Mammoth Hot Springs
		The main attraction at Mammoth Hot Springs is the terraces.
		Mammoth Hot Springs is divided into two sections, the lower terraces, and the Upper terrace Loop.
		For decades it was dry and crumbling, but now some of the hot springs have been intermittently active in parts of the formation.
	www.yellowstoneparknet.com /mammoth_hot_springs/mammoth_hot_springs.php (490 words)

	Solar, Wind, Geothermal Power on Display at Spa Hot Springs
		The tower and turbine, installed by Sunelco of Hamilton, Montana, stand 100 feet or so from the spa and motel.
		The load includes lighting and appliances for a 21-room motel, pools and dressing rooms and Gudmundson’s Hot Springs Natural Health Clinic and chiropractic office, which serves clients from all over.
		While the Spa uses the sun and wind to help generate electricity, it relies on hot water from geothermal wells to provide heat and, of course, to replenish the Spa’s pools, which are known worldwide for their ideal mineral content and soothing properties.
	www.montanagreenpower.com /solar/projects/WSS.html (860 words)

	The Town of Hot Springs
		The Town of Hot Springs was incorporated in 1929.
		Hot Springs was named for the mineral waters that flow in the area.
		To find Hot Springs; (from Kalispell) go south on Highway 93 approximately 35 miles to Elmo.
	www.hotspringsmt.net /dbth (259 words)

	Hot Springs, Montana (59845) Forecast : Weather Underground (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Hot Springs, Montana (59845) Forecast : Weather Underground
		Historical Data and Charts — Big Arm Montana Weather
		Montana and north central Idaho are listed below.
	www.wunderground.com /US/MT/Hot_Springs.html (305 words)

	HUNTERS HOT SPRINGS PHOTOGRAPH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		As well, my fellow researchers and I had established the identities of three of the men shown in Hunters Hot Springs photograph: Man 1 is Albert Americus Rich; Man 7 is Franklin Rich (brother to Man 1); and Man 15 is likely to be Cyrus B. Mendenhall, proprietor of the Hunters Hot Springs Hotel.
		All three were businessmen local to the area of Hunters Hot Springs.
		Brekke uncovered additional photographs taken at Hunters Hot Springs which, I believe, depict two of the men who are also shown in the well-known 15-man group shot.
	www.huntershotsprings.com /intro.html (291 words)

	Montana Hot Springs
		Montana has more than two dozen developed "hot spring" destinations and another 30 natural sites all fed from natural geothermal features.
		Resorts are located near some of the finest outdoor recreation areas in the state.
		Mountain ranges, streams and national forests adjoin Montana "Hot Springs." Year-round activities include fly-fishing, horse back riding, hiking, biking, and skiing.
	visitmt.com /tripplanner/wheretogo/hotsprings.htm (98 words)

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