Jim and Mary Anderson are Montana natives, both growing up in southern Montana.  They have two daughters who are in partnership with them in another business, The Meeting Grounds, also in Choteau.  Included in the family is now their first grandson, Samuel Remington, who packs a good Montana name.

For 18 years, Jim and Mary lived out of state attending college and pastoring churches in Ontario, Canada and St. Cloud, MN.  They decided to return to their roots in 2001 and spend time near Jim’s aging parents.

The Rocky Mountain Front is where they enjoy playing whether golfing, boating, camping, or riding their horses into the Bob Marshall Wilderness. 

Both Jim and Mary consider themselves Montana Rednecks where they still believe in:

• One nation, under God.
• Seeing the 10 Commandments posted in public places.
• Saying Christmas instead of "Winter Festival".
• Bowing your head when someone prays.
• Standing and placing your hand over your heart when hearing the National Anthem.
• Treating the veterans of our armed forces with great respect.
• Never burning an American flag, nor intending to do so.
• Knowing what you believe in and not being afraid to say so, no matter who is listening.
• Respecting your elders and raising your kids to do the same.
• Giving your last dollar to a friend.