Named for the Wisconsin town of that name, Superior is the county seat of Mineral County, in eastern Montana. Superior was founded in 1869, although a post office was not established until 1871, when gold was discovered in Mineral County. Several thousand miners came into the area around Cedar Creek and, even after the gold rush was over, mining continued to contribute to the area’s economy, along with logging. In 1908, the first Bibles placed by the Gideons were received by the Superior Hotel. The town of Superior is surrounded by mountains, as it is situated in the middle of the Bitterroot Range. The Clark Fork River flows through the town’s downtown region. Along I-90, Superior is southeast of St. Regis and Foraker and northwest of Riverbend and Tarkio.
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MCH is a 25-bed hospital in Superior, Montana, offering inpatient and outpatient medical care, a 24-hour emergency room, acute care services, skilled and long-term care, and other services, which are highlighted here. Its history, services, providers, and career information are featured.
http://www.mineralcommunityhospital.com/
Contacts for the county commissioners are posted on the county’s official web site, along with pages for each county department, meeting schedules, agendas and minutes, and access to various forms, documents, and reports.
http://co.mineral.mt.us/
Mineral County Chamber of Commerce
Headquartered in Superior, Montana, the county seat, the not-for-profit organization is made up of businesses and other interested individuals from Mineral County. General information about the Chamber is featured, including membership information, meeting schedules, contacts, and an overview of its projects and programs.
http://www.montanarockies.org/
Located in Superior, Montana, the county seat, the library offers collections of books, music, movies and other resources, both at its facilities on 2nd Avenue East or online. Directions, hours of operation, a calendar of programs, and information about its branch facilities are included.
http://www.mineralcountylibrary.org/
The Southern Baptist congregation meets at its facilities on Pike Street, across the street from Eva Horning Park, in Superior, Montana. A map shows its location, and its beliefs and affiliations are highlighted, with leadership contacts, calendar of events, and sermon archive.
http://www.parksidemontana.org/
General information about the Seventh-day Adventist denomination is put forward, along with the Superior, Montana congregation. Directions, a service and weekly program schedule, calendar of Bible studies, prayer meetings, and outreach activities are posted. Announcements are published to the site.
http://www.superioradventist.org/
The location, beliefs and practices of the congregation in Superior, Montana are featured, and its office hours and contacts, service schedule, church calendar, and a sermon archive are presented.
http://www.superiorcommunitychurch.org/
Based in Superior, Montana, the company supplies meat to hotels, hospitals, restaurants, grocery stores, specialty markets, gourmet grocers, and other clients throughoug the tri-state area. Its services, products, and contacts are posted.
http://superiorjerkymeat.com/
Headquartered in Superior, Montana, the public school district offers a K-12th grade education through two campuses, an elementary and a high school. District calendars and contacts, faculty and staff contacts, the school board, and classroom information are posted.
http://www.superior.k12.mt.us/
The Superior, Montana softball tournament is featured here, including schedules, contacts, photographs, and fundraising opportunities.
http://www.superiormtsoftball.com/
The official municipal web site introduces the town council, offers administrative and departmental contacts, meeting agendas and minutes, photographs, and a town newsletter.
http://townofsuperiormontana.org/
