Biennial report . A Summer Camo in the Forest. FOURTH BIENNIAL REPORT. Camp Sites May be Leased from the Forest Service on tlieShores of Hundreds of Beautiful Lakes. MONTANA STATE FORESTER 55 whom will be business men, men who are looking for newbusiness ventures. The vast resources of the forests, minesand agriculture practically as yet untouched, offer to thecapitalist an unsurpassed opportunity for investment. Vis-itors who are pleased with the recreational advantages ofthe State are bound to notice the possibilities, through devel-opment, of such an empire. Many of these may build sum-mer
Biennial report . A Summer Camo in the Forest. FOURTH BIENNIAL REPORT. Camp Sites May be Leased from the Forest Service on tlieShores of Hundreds of Beautiful Lakes. MONTANA STATE FORESTER 55 whom will be business men, men who are looking for newbusiness ventures. The vast resources of the forests, minesand agriculture practically as yet untouched, offer to thecapitalist an unsurpassed opportunity for investment. Vis-itors who are pleased with the recreational advantages ofthe State are bound to notice the possibilities, through devel-opment, of such an empire. Many of these may build sum-mer homes in our Forests so that they may have more orless of an investment in the development of the State. Sites for Summer Homes. The National Forests are open to the summer home-seeker. Around many of the most beautiful lakes in theState, building sites may be leased from theFederal Govern-ment for periods of one year to fifteen years, with the pre-preference right of renewal for the nominal sum of $10 to$15 per year. There are no taxes, no filing fees. The fev\^res
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