1. Polson city manager resigns, returning to Oregon Posted on July 2 (Missoulian)

POLSON - Polson will soon be advertising for a new city manager. City Manager Jay Henry submitted his letter of resignation Tuesday and will become city manager in Talent, Ore.

2. Polson city manager resigns, returning to Oregon (Billings Gazette)

POLSON - Polson will soon be advertising for a new city manager.

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Miracle of America Museum, Inc
This museum is home to the largest collection of antique artifacts in western Montana. Here you will find everything from a tiny bird-point arrowhead to the 65-foot-tall Paul Bunyan. Displays of Indian items, cars, cycles, toys, dolls, guns, homesteaders, clothing, wagons, buggies, sleighs, snowmobiles, military, tools, and tractors spill out of the main building into the courtyard. There you'll find a pioneer village, which includes an original sod roofed log cabin, general store, school, firehouse, and shops for a blacksmith, barber, tailor, carpenter and saddle maker. Other buildings house the Montana State Fiddlers Hall of Fame, a large assortment of logging memorabilia and many early wooden boats.

Season:
All Year
Hours:
Monday - Saturday: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Sunday: 2:00pm - 6:00pm
Extended summer hours.
Street Address:
58176 US Highway 93
Polson, MT 59860
Phone: 406-883-6804
Web site: http://www.cyberport.net/museum
Email: museum@cyberport.net

Polson Country Club
Polson Country Club is a magnificent course, nestled near the Mission Mountains and bordering the Southern edge of Flathead Lake. This is a very scenic course that is both challenging and very fair. The 18-hole par 72 course was built in the mid-1930’s and features full clubhouse amenities. Reservations are recommended.
Rates: $12 for 9 holes, $20 for 18 holes
Street Address:
111 Bay View Drive
Polson, MT 59860
Phone: 406-883-8230
Web site: http://www.polsoncountryclub.com

Polson Flathead Historical Museum
This museum was opened in 1972 to preserve the history of the Mission Valley and the Flathead Indian Reservation. Featured will be the Lambert Trading Post, which was the first building to be erected in Polson in the early settler days.. The museum displays a complete 1800's chuck wagon, the Allard Stage Coach, vintage farm equipment, antique tools, pictorial history display of the valley and Flathead Lake plus many artifacts from the region.
Season:
Memorial Day - Labor Day
Hours:
Monday - Saturday: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Sunday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm

Street Address:
708 Main Street
Polson, MT 59860
Phone: 406-883-3049
Alternate Phone: 406-883-2386