Mary Jane's 406 Big Sky Boutique license deactivated in Montana
Montana state license roster shows Irma L. Spang's retail operation among at least 11 closures recorded on Oct. 6.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0Mary Jane's 406 Big Sky Boutique, operated by Irma L. Spang, has lost active status on Montana's cannabis license roster as of October 6, according to state records. The closure appears part of a broader deactivation wave: the same roster update log shows at least 11 retail and cultivation licenses—including Three Rivers Cannabis, Connoisseur Pharms, and Ramsey's Remedies—marked inactive on the same date.
Montana's adult-use market currently lists 535 active retail locations and 296 cultivation licenses, per the latest state snapshot. Recent monthly sales data shows the state moved roughly $29–30 million in retail cannabis in July and August 2026, though the registry does not disclose reasons for individual license lapses or whether these represent suspensions, surrenders, or enforcement actions.
The timing and scale of these simultaneous deactivations merit monitoring; bulk roster updates often reflect compliance sweeps or administrative housekeeping, but they can also signal sector stress. Watch for any public guidance from Montana's regulator clarifying whether these were routine renewals or tied to operational or regulatory findings.