Hole sale: Tintina tries to market a Montana copper deposit

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Missoula IndependentJerry Zieg stands on a concrete floor below a water-stained ceiling in a cavernous office building on White Sulphur Springs’ main drag, PowerPoint slides ticking by on a screen behind him.

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