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square peg ranch

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Written by hostelmeister
Tuesday, 09 March 2010 10:01
Go backwards in time when you stay at historic Square Peg Ranch. The name Square Peg goes back to the 1940's and possibly the 30's. The owner's name was Peggy Causey who was apparently quite a character -- her children said she was a "square peg in a round hole", hence the name Square Peg Ranch. The log home rentals are just north of the "Polebridge Intersection" on the left. Look for the sign "Square Peg Ranch". From these rustic cabins, you can view the majestic Livingston Range in Glacier National Park, with Spring Creek just outside the cabins' doors. The log homes are one mile (1.6 km) from the Polebridge entrance to Glacier National Park. Food can be easily cooked at the cabins.
Last Updated on Monday, 24 May 2010 21:52

charlie wise homestead

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Written by hostelmeister
Tuesday, 12 August 2008 15:33
The original Charlie Wise Homestead from circa 1918. The log outhouse was featured in a book of outhouses, as well as a magazine for Montana State University. Newspaper articles about Charlie Wise are in picture frames on the wall of the Cabin, also called the south cabin. There is one master bedroom with double bed and living room with antique, oak double bed from the 1800's and a hide-a-bed couch, that can be used in front of the fireplace "stuffed" easy chairs, couch and cocktail table wood heater dated 1898, rock fireplace, screen and utensils small tables, freestanding coat rack propane lights and propane refrigerator one Irish, wood cooking range and propane range for cooking and baking wooden kitchen table and chairs silverware, sharp knives, steel skillets, cast iron skillets, dishpans, coffee cups, large plates, drinking cups, small pots, coffee pot, cooking pots, cookie sheets, pie pans, shallow baking pans, hot pads cold running water in summer (not potable -- boil 5 minutes) Persons using the cabins do not have a safe drinking water supply available on premises; drinking water is available at the North Fork Hostel - 3/4 mile (1.2 km) away. Containers must be brought with you to obtain safe drinking water at the Hostel solar shower during sunny days next to the log home (there are showers available at the hostel for $5) stocked woodshed unique log outhouse $80 per night plus 7% tax (there is 3 nights minimum stay)
Last Updated on Tuesday, 09 March 2010 10:20

rental agreement

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Written by hostelmeister
Monday, 11 August 2008 15:13
please read this: You agree to the following RENTAL AGREEMENT with The North Fork Hostel & Square Peg Ranch, 80 Beaver Drive, Polebridge, MT 59928: Log homes at Square Peg Ranch rent for $ 80 a night, maximum occupancy is four people per cabin. You agree to make 20% non-refundable deposit. Deposit required for cabin rental within two weeks of rental request. Cancellation must be 5 days prior to noon check-in, otherwise you'll be charged the whole rental price. Please wash and put away all dishes. Leave the cabins as you find them, if the cabins after use require cleaning you will be charged a $75 cleaning fee. If paying by credit card, it will automatically be charged.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 30 March 2010 09:51

north cabin

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Written by hostelmeister
Sunday, 10 August 2008 23:00
Square Peg Ranch Guest Cabin ( this is not a winter rental) (27' x 21'), completed in 1955 one master bedroom (9'x 10') with a double bed and loft (11' x 20') with two double beds "stuffed" easy chairs, couch and cocktail table wood heater, rock fireplace, screen and utensils small tables, freestanding coat rack propane lights and propane refrigerator one Montgomery Ward, wood cooking range and propane range for cooking and baking kitchen table and two 4' rustic, homestead benches silverware, sharp knives, steel skillets, cast iron skillet, dishpans, coffee cups, large plates, drinking cups, small pots, coffee pot, cooking pots, cookie sheets, pie pans, shallow baking pans, hot pads cold running water in summer (not potable -- boil 5 minutes) Persons using the cabins do not have a safe drinking water supply available on premises; drinking water is available at the North Fork Hostel - 3/4 mile (1.2 km) away. Containers must be brought with you to obtain safe drinking water at the North Fork Hostel. solar shower during sunny days next to the Charlie Wise Homestead (there are showers available at the hostel for $5) stocked woodshed log outhouse $80 per night plus 7% tax (3 nights minimum stay)
Last Updated on Tuesday, 09 March 2010 10:28

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Written by hostelmeister
Saturday, 09 August 2008 00:49
Bring: linen or sleeping bags (blankets or down quilts are available), bath and dish towels, paper towels, food, drink: just in case: toilet paper adn matches. A set of sheets may be rented from the hostel.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 09 March 2010 15:37

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