Land Rush Services

About Land Rush Services

The old Sacagawea Hotel anchors a run of early-1900s storefronts in Three Forks, a small grid of streets set down where the open high plains meet the river bottoms below the Headwaters. Land Rush Services clears that downtown stretch along with the driveways fanning out from it, working fast the way the town's name suggests, before the day's business gets moving. Storms out here tend to come in off the open plains to the east, arriving with little warning and a lot of wind behind them, so a lot that was bare at sunrise can need a second pass by mid-morning. The land around town sits flat enough that there's rarely anywhere for snow to hide once it's pushed, which makes the work quick even when the weather itself is stubborn. The Tobacco Root Mountains sit pale on the horizon most clear mornings, and clearing a path from an old storefront to the curb is a small, daily fix in a town built, and rebuilt, around exactly that kind of practical errand.