Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Missoula, Montana" in English language version.
Dana Carvey . . . Born: June 2, 1955, Missoula
. . . crowds for the event normally run about 15,000 . . .
Proud to be the only German brewery in the Rocky Mountains . . .
In 2013, Missoula had a total personal income . . . of $4,181,210 . . . This TPI ranked 333rd in the United States. In 2003, the TPI of Missoula was $2,831,543 . . . and ranked 334th in the United States.
The Big Sky Documentary Film Festival has become the largest cinema event in Montana and the premiere venue for non-fiction film in the American West. In 2012, the festival drew an audience of 20,000 and received nearly 1000 film entries from every corner of the globe.
he was born in Missoula in 1946
Running . . . Missoula's first Nobel laureate since UM professor Harold Urey received the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1934 . . .
The Salish had to pass through Hell Gate Canyon to reach the plains on their periodic buffalo hunts. At the entrance to the canyon, an ideal spot for an ambush, the Blackfeet would attack them. The reputation of the place caused French-Canadian trappers to call it 'Porte de l'Enfer' or 'Gate of Hell'.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: others (link)As they drive to work through it—sometimes with their car lights turned on in broad daylight—Missoulians complain a lot.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: others (link)Missoula's third public high school, Big Sky, was opened in 1980.
Street Numbering: Streets are numbered from Higgins Ave. E. and W.; from Front St. N. and S.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: others (link)Dana Carvey . . . Born: June 2, 1955, Missoula
Painted on one side of our Sunday school wall were the words, God Is Love. We always assumed that these three words were spoken directly to the four of us in our family and had no reference to the world outside, which my brother and I soon discovered was full of bastards, the number increasing rapidly the farther one gets from Missoula, Montana.
Blue Mountain is my favorite nature-walk place in the Missoula, Montana area where I live.
8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Saturdays, mid-May to mid-October; 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Tuesdays, July – early September
. . . Missoula Art Museum, which features contemporary works by Native American and regional artists, as well as traveling exhibits. The space alone is worth the trip. A recent renovation marries the 100-year-old Carnegie Library building with a contemporary addition, creating a bright and airy space with interesting angles and viewpoints. ... 20 25 solo and group exhibitions rotate through six state-of-the-art galleries each year.
Missoula, in western Montana, is within the climate classification zone Dfb. The average annual temperature in Missoula is approximately 45.9 °F [7.7 °C]; 26.4 °F [−3.1 °C] during winter months; 65.7 °F [18.7 °C] during summer months; 46.0 °F [7.8 °C] during spring months; and 45.2 °F [7.3 °C] during autumn months.
The Mansfield Library became a Federal depository library in 1909 and the regional depository for Montana in 1965.
In 2015, The Humanities Montana Festival of the Book has been reestablished as the Montana Book Festival under the auspices of the Montana Book Festival Association, in conjunction with the Missoula Cultural Council.
The three largest breweries – Bayern Brewing Inc., Big Sky Brewing Co. and KettleHouse Brewing Co. – call Missoula home.
Missoula's third public high school, Big Sky, was opened in 1980.
Dana Carvey . . . Born: June 2, 1955, Missoula
Painted on one side of our Sunday school wall were the words, God Is Love. We always assumed that these three words were spoken directly to the four of us in our family and had no reference to the world outside, which my brother and I soon discovered was full of bastards, the number increasing rapidly the farther one gets from Missoula, Montana.
It's not everywhere that you'll find loggers and ranchers co-existing with holdover hippies and artistic types. Add in college students, immigrants, young families, retirees, entrepreneurs, minimalists, sports fanatics, green living addicts, and everything in between, and you have a rich, vibrant, and diverse community.
Missoula's name is derived from "nmesuletkw", the Salish word for the Clark Fork River, which translates to, "place of frozen water".
The Missoula Farmers Market, a gathering of food and friends since 1972.
Next Step Prep is a high-quality, accredited training program run by the Missoula Children's Theatre for students who are considering the performing arts as a major in college or as a career. The school is designed to provide students with the skills they will need for postsecondary studies in the performing arts including acting, singing and dancing. Students entering grades 9–12 may apply for this six-week summer session.
Back in 1870, Missoulians got their water from One-Eyed Riley and his Missoula Water Works. Riley's original system was a yoke and two buckets that he hauled door to door.
It is now, she said, Missoula's 'right to acquire' the water system by exercising its power of eminent domain.
Carroll O'Connor, the UM graduate best known for his portrayal of the outspoken Bunker on the television series All In The Family.
Missoula resident Hank Green sat down for a face-to-face interview with President Barack Obama in the East Room of the White House on Thursday, and the whole thing was live-streamed on YouTube.
The International Wildlife Film Festival . . . was founded as the world's first juried wildlife film competition in 1977.
The Missoula memorial rose garden, located in Missoula, Montana, is officially designated as a state veterans' memorial rose garden.
The campus of the university of Montana-Missoula, is the state arboretum.
In 1871, the first actual system was begun with log pipes and wooden mains . . . The Rattlesnake Intake Dam was built in 1901 with a settling basin capacity of 3 million gallons . . . The Rattlesnake Creek met Missoula's water needs until 1935 when five wells were added to augment fall and summer demands. In fact, the watershed was used until 1983, when a Giardia problem arose and its use was discontinued.
Today the aquifer is the sole source of water for residents in the Missoula Valley.
Missoula is . . . often referred to as the cultural center of Montana. Students take advantage of . . . theatre, art walks, festivals, and concerts.
Dana Carvey . . . Born: June 2, 1955, Missoula
Painted on one side of our Sunday school wall were the words, God Is Love. We always assumed that these three words were spoken directly to the four of us in our family and had no reference to the world outside, which my brother and I soon discovered was full of bastards, the number increasing rapidly the farther one gets from Missoula, Montana.
This collection largely contains correspondence, research materials and writings, and faculty materials from 1961, when he was named the A. B. Hammond Professor of Western History at the University of Montana in Missoula, to his death in 1981. . . . Kenneth Ross Toole was born August 8, 1920 in Missoula, Montana.
Missoula, in western Montana, is within the climate classification zone Dfb. The average annual temperature in Missoula is approximately 45.9 °F [7.7 °C]; 26.4 °F [−3.1 °C] during winter months; 65.7 °F [18.7 °C] during summer months; 46.0 °F [7.8 °C] during spring months; and 45.2 °F [7.3 °C] during autumn months.
Best Overall: Missoula Marathon
I was born in October of 1938 in Missoula, Montana, a beautiful town split by a rapidly flowing river and lying at the convergence of two forested mountain ranges.
'One of the first things Damien said was, "I don't want you to be intimidated by the musical aspects of this. I can shoot this in a way to make you look good, like you know what you're doing"', Simmons says. 'I said, "Let me stop you right there. Forty years ago I was a music major at the University of Montana. I conducted pit orchestra, and I can read these charts. I'm not just some actor who's going to be waving his arms around.'
James Crumley, 68, whose poetic and violent tales of crime in the American West made him a patron saint of the post-Vietnam private eye novel, died of complications from kidney and pulmonary diseases . . . in Missoula, Mont., where he lived.
The Salish had to pass through Hell Gate Canyon to reach the plains on their periodic buffalo hunts. At the entrance to the canyon, an ideal spot for an ambush, the Blackfeet would attack them. The reputation of the place caused French-Canadian trappers to call it 'Porte de l'Enfer' or 'Gate of Hell'.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: others (link)Missoula's name is derived from "nmesuletkw", the Salish word for the Clark Fork River, which translates to, "place of frozen water".
As they drive to work through it—sometimes with their car lights turned on in broad daylight—Missoulians complain a lot.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: others (link)In 2013, Missoula had a total personal income . . . of $4,181,210 . . . This TPI ranked 333rd in the United States. In 2003, the TPI of Missoula was $2,831,543 . . . and ranked 334th in the United States.
Missoula is . . . often referred to as the cultural center of Montana. Students take advantage of . . . theatre, art walks, festivals, and concerts.
It's not everywhere that you'll find loggers and ranchers co-existing with holdover hippies and artistic types. Add in college students, immigrants, young families, retirees, entrepreneurs, minimalists, sports fanatics, green living addicts, and everything in between, and you have a rich, vibrant, and diverse community.
. . . crowds for the event normally run about 15,000 . . .
The Missoula Farmers Market, a gathering of food and friends since 1972.
8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Saturdays, mid-May to mid-October; 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Tuesdays, July – early September
In 2015, The Humanities Montana Festival of the Book has been reestablished as the Montana Book Festival under the auspices of the Montana Book Festival Association, in conjunction with the Missoula Cultural Council.
The International Wildlife Film Festival . . . was founded as the world's first juried wildlife film competition in 1977.
The Big Sky Documentary Film Festival has become the largest cinema event in Montana and the premiere venue for non-fiction film in the American West. In 2012, the festival drew an audience of 20,000 and received nearly 1000 film entries from every corner of the globe.
. . . Missoula Art Museum, which features contemporary works by Native American and regional artists, as well as traveling exhibits. The space alone is worth the trip. A recent renovation marries the 100-year-old Carnegie Library building with a contemporary addition, creating a bright and airy space with interesting angles and viewpoints. ... 20 25 solo and group exhibitions rotate through six state-of-the-art galleries each year.
Proud to be the only German brewery in the Rocky Mountains . . .
The three largest breweries – Bayern Brewing Inc., Big Sky Brewing Co. and KettleHouse Brewing Co. – call Missoula home.
Best Overall: Missoula Marathon
The Missoula memorial rose garden, located in Missoula, Montana, is officially designated as a state veterans' memorial rose garden.
Missoula's third public high school, Big Sky, was opened in 1980.
Next Step Prep is a high-quality, accredited training program run by the Missoula Children's Theatre for students who are considering the performing arts as a major in college or as a career. The school is designed to provide students with the skills they will need for postsecondary studies in the performing arts including acting, singing and dancing. Students entering grades 9–12 may apply for this six-week summer session.
The Mansfield Library became a Federal depository library in 1909 and the regional depository for Montana in 1965.
The campus of the university of Montana-Missoula, is the state arboretum.
Back in 1870, Missoulians got their water from One-Eyed Riley and his Missoula Water Works. Riley's original system was a yoke and two buckets that he hauled door to door.
In 1871, the first actual system was begun with log pipes and wooden mains . . . The Rattlesnake Intake Dam was built in 1901 with a settling basin capacity of 3 million gallons . . . The Rattlesnake Creek met Missoula's water needs until 1935 when five wells were added to augment fall and summer demands. In fact, the watershed was used until 1983, when a Giardia problem arose and its use was discontinued.
Today the aquifer is the sole source of water for residents in the Missoula Valley.
It is now, she said, Missoula's 'right to acquire' the water system by exercising its power of eminent domain.
Street Numbering: Streets are numbered from Higgins Ave. E. and W.; from Front St. N. and S.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: others (link)he was born in Missoula in 1946
I was born in October of 1938 in Missoula, Montana, a beautiful town split by a rapidly flowing river and lying at the convergence of two forested mountain ranges.
Carroll O'Connor, the UM graduate best known for his portrayal of the outspoken Bunker on the television series All In The Family.
'One of the first things Damien said was, "I don't want you to be intimidated by the musical aspects of this. I can shoot this in a way to make you look good, like you know what you're doing"', Simmons says. 'I said, "Let me stop you right there. Forty years ago I was a music major at the University of Montana. I conducted pit orchestra, and I can read these charts. I'm not just some actor who's going to be waving his arms around.'
Blue Mountain is my favorite nature-walk place in the Missoula, Montana area where I live.
Missoula resident Hank Green sat down for a face-to-face interview with President Barack Obama in the East Room of the White House on Thursday, and the whole thing was live-streamed on YouTube.
Running . . . Missoula's first Nobel laureate since UM professor Harold Urey received the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1934 . . .
This collection largely contains correspondence, research materials and writings, and faculty materials from 1961, when he was named the A. B. Hammond Professor of Western History at the University of Montana in Missoula, to his death in 1981. . . . Kenneth Ross Toole was born August 8, 1920 in Missoula, Montana.
James Crumley, 68, whose poetic and violent tales of crime in the American West made him a patron saint of the post-Vietnam private eye novel, died of complications from kidney and pulmonary diseases . . . in Missoula, Mont., where he lived.
Painted on one side of our Sunday school wall were the words, God Is Love. We always assumed that these three words were spoken directly to the four of us in our family and had no reference to the world outside, which my brother and I soon discovered was full of bastards, the number increasing rapidly the farther one gets from Missoula, Montana.
The Salish had to pass through Hell Gate Canyon to reach the plains on their periodic buffalo hunts. At the entrance to the canyon, an ideal spot for an ambush, the Blackfeet would attack them. The reputation of the place caused French-Canadian trappers to call it 'Porte de l'Enfer' or 'Gate of Hell'.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: others (link)As they drive to work through it—sometimes with their car lights turned on in broad daylight—Missoulians complain a lot.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: others (link)Missoula's third public high school, Big Sky, was opened in 1980.
Next Step Prep is a high-quality, accredited training program run by the Missoula Children's Theatre for students who are considering the performing arts as a major in college or as a career. The school is designed to provide students with the skills they will need for postsecondary studies in the performing arts including acting, singing and dancing. Students entering grades 9–12 may apply for this six-week summer session.
Back in 1870, Missoulians got their water from One-Eyed Riley and his Missoula Water Works. Riley's original system was a yoke and two buckets that he hauled door to door.
It is now, she said, Missoula's 'right to acquire' the water system by exercising its power of eminent domain.
Street Numbering: Streets are numbered from Higgins Ave. E. and W.; from Front St. N. and S.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: others (link)Dana Carvey . . . Born: June 2, 1955, Missoula
Carroll O'Connor, the UM graduate best known for his portrayal of the outspoken Bunker on the television series All In The Family.
Missoula resident Hank Green sat down for a face-to-face interview with President Barack Obama in the East Room of the White House on Thursday, and the whole thing was live-streamed on YouTube.
James Crumley, 68, whose poetic and violent tales of crime in the American West made him a patron saint of the post-Vietnam private eye novel, died of complications from kidney and pulmonary diseases . . . in Missoula, Mont., where he lived.
Painted on one side of our Sunday school wall were the words, God Is Love. We always assumed that these three words were spoken directly to the four of us in our family and had no reference to the world outside, which my brother and I soon discovered was full of bastards, the number increasing rapidly the farther one gets from Missoula, Montana.