August 17, 2011 Volume IX Issue 16
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Classifieds, Classifieds, EVERYWHERE! Pg.
Ad Placement Form.........11 Classified Ad Rates.........11 Community Spotlight.......... ...................Keep watching! Conservative Cow Dr...... 22 Cowboy Poetry by............ 5 Fred Liese “He Said . . . She Said”... 21 “Laugh Lines”...................11 “Money Talks” Financial Column............... 7 Realty Section.................. 8 Rodeo Roundup............. 17 Subscription Request......11 Sudoku............................11 Sudoku Solution............. 18 “Things to Know”.............. 4
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Tricia’s Trader SERVES THESE MONTANA TOWNS: Joplin Inverness Rudyard Hingham Gildford Kremlin Fort Benton Loma Big Sandy Havre Chinook Cleveland Harlem Fort Belknap Turner Zortman Dodson Malta Saco Hinsdale Glasgow Nashua Fort Peck Park Grove
Wolf Point Jordan Lewistown Roy Junction Grass Range Hobson Stanford Chester Geraldine Square Butte Denton Great Falls Shelby Dunkirk Galata Conrad Valier Choteau Dutton Fairfield Simms Sun River Vaughn Sun Prairie
For Rent: Pasture w/water for rent. 118 AUMS in Lodgepole. Available Aug.-Nov.15th. Call Ilene at 399-7159. 8-II
For Sale: Commercial Investment w/ stable lease. $89,000. Call Sheila Forshee (406) 262-4842. 8-I
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For Sale: 2008 Traveling Bandit 2 horse slant load trailer, only used a few times. 100 miles on it. Tack room & some included tack. $4,500. Call 650-7204. 8-I
2011 Macdon Equipment Custom Swathing Silage, Grains and Oil Seeds
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Ivor Magill 1808 6 Ave S. Lethbridge, AB T1J1B6
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ForSale: â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;89 Buick ParkAvenue. $2,000 as is. Call 357-2255. 8-I
FBR Fort Benton Realty
For Sale: 332+/- deeded acres surrounded by thousands of acres of BLM and some State land. This property is on a high plateau looking into the Alkali Coulee, Cottonwood Creek and its tributaries. Excellent hunting! Asking $166,000 (253DP6) MissouriRiverRealty.com 406-654-2273. 8-II
350 ACRES East Blaine County in the Milk River Valley North of Highway 2. 25 Acres irrigated, balance is pasture. Good Prairie Dog, Pheasant, & Deer Hunting. $175,000 720 ACRES N of Savoy. 519 acres In CRP thru 2013 & 181 acres in grass pasture with reservoir. $385000 675 ACRES in Phillips County, MT. Property borders thousands of state and BLM land and two Wildlife Refuges with Deer, Elk, Antelope, and Pheasants. Farm is leased with ROI $450,000 12,000 ACRES located in Blaine County, MT. Includes 4600 acres cropland, 1500 CRP, and 50 acres of hay land, plus another 2900 acres in BLM/State lease, Older buildings, excellent deer & antelope hunting. N or Highway 2. $5,619,900 Call Ted Burfield at (406) 240-7611 www.fbrealty.com 1426 Front Street, Fort Benton, MT (800)406-0946
For Sale: New & used RETRO clothing & novelties, 1970stoday. Jackets, Jeans, Blouses, T-shirts, Shoes & Boots. Skateboards, Jewelry, Hair Products & More. 1st St. Mane Attraction, 321 First St., Havre. (406) 265-3433 or 399-0589. For Sale: Small square grass hay bales, $100/ton. 265-1628. 8-I
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THINGS TO KNOW:
August 11-14, Thu.-Sun: 26th Montana cowboy poetry gathering. Sat. night show starring Riders in the Sky. Tickets and info at montanacowboypoetrygathering.com or call 535-8721. August 18 &25, Thu.: HOMEBUYER ED CLASS. All classes will be held at US Bank located @ 235 First St., Havre, MT. (Use West Entrance and go to 2nd level meeting room.)
August 22 &23, Tues. & Wed.: HOMEBUYER ED CLASS, Marias River Electric Hosp. Rm. @ 910 W Roosevelt Hwy 2 Shelby, 5-9pm. Fee $20. Call 406-434-9161 x114 to register or for more info.
For Sale: King Coil mattresses--on Sale! SUS Furniture, 515 W. Main, Lewistown (406) 538-7571. 8-I For Sale: Large quantity of Alfalfa and Alfalfa Grass hay in 1300# round bales, new and year old prices starting at $55 and up per bale. Hilger area. 538-8686 or 462-5639. 8-I For Sale: 1987 S-10 Chevy pickup, 2 wheel drive, w/ 53,000 original miles, very clean & reliable. $2,495. Also, 1995 Mercury Sable w/ 59,000 original miles, excellent shape, cold A/ C, $3,295. Call 654-7005. 8-II
Let us know what’s happening in your area. It’s free and it gets read! Call 379-2377 or email kimmelkreations@yahoo.com.
For Sale: 4x4 Diesel Loader Tractors, Axle Loc, Power Shift Trans, Starting $8,500. Delivery available. 434-2005. 8-I
For Sale: Japanese 4x4 Mini Trucks in stock now. 40-50 mpg. 4WD, clean, low mileage. Call to reserve your truck. Delivery Avail. 434-2005. 8-I
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For Sale: One yr. old Rhode Island Reds laying hens, $5 each. 265-1628. 8-I
For Sale: 1986 Itascia Motor Home, $10,995, Sleeps 6-7, new vinyl kit & bath, new carpet in Bedroom, oak cubboards, 2 new furnaces, A/C, 58,000 mi., very good condition, Windcruiser. 1998 Dodge Ram 1500, great condition, $9,500, very good tires, nice interior, see in Loma, MT. Call 406-739-4465, cell 788-1792 or 781-4592. 8-II Do you like Rhinestones? How about flip flops, bracelets, &/or hats? 3 sisters in Malta, has all that in one! You can personalize your flip flops, bracelets, & hat w/ ‘Rhinestone Ruby’ letters, symbols, numbers. Stop in or give us a call 406-654-2529 8-II House For Sale: 1 1/2 story, small older 3 bdm on 2 lots w/sm dble door garage. Clean. Partly furnished. New furnace. New sewer line to the Town Main. Price $15k. Call 5273218 or 527-7218. 8-II:10:I For Sale To Be Moved: House #40 on Poverty Ridge at Ft. Peck Lake. Very reasonable. Call 488-2531 or 786-7287 for more info. 8-II
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Photo courtesy Meryl Rygg McKenna, Lewistown News-Argus.
COWBOY POETRY BY H. FRED LIESE Fred Liese makes his home at the edge of Black Coulee near Turner, Montana. Raised on the Big Flat, he finds plenty of “inspiration” in the people and things around him every day, and Fred’s brand of entertainment has earned him a large following throughout the US and Canada.
Letter Number 6
They use it all too frequently Each time, they’re in a fix This word, you may have guessed, It starts with letter number 6.
I now will wrap this up Some flames, I might have fanned Please use a few more words So at least, I’ll understand.
I can see some people counting Some will wrinkle up their nose Some complete the math It’s on their fingers or their toes.
Hmmm, From a well known trader paper, Here’s the editor in chief She used another term I’d guess for stress relief.
I know the general meaning Users make me quite confused Some use it every sentence Now, I deem it overused.
She had a great dilemma Things had run amuck When I did inquire, It was not a cluster of luck.
I know it is a naughty word I know it is a curse It makes me stop to think, A laxative is in reverse.
Fred Liese Tricia’s Trader, © 2011
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At times, it is a verb Then a noun, without a doubt I’m a few bricks short I can’t seem to sort it out.
Ride with the #1 car insurer in
He used the word so frequently To me, it was intense I focused on his lingo He’s not making any sense. He added “ING” When he felt there was a need To make it more descriptive, He then added E and D.
MONTANA.
Anthony Cammon FSS LTCP, Agent 1728 2nd Street West Havre, MT 59501 Bus: 406-945-9000 Toll Free: 888-945-9002 anthony.cammon.rt6m@statefarm.com
Here came another volley He then said, “Up & good” Thinking this was positive, I’d misunderstood.
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For Sale: NATIVE BLANKETS & ARTWORK, Knives, Saddles, Buckskin & Furs, Sweetgrass, and Sage. 10% off all Framing and Matting! Check it out at Big Sky Images, Havre Holiday Village Mall. (406) 788-7210. 7-II:8-II
For Sale: ’76 Chevy ¾ Ton 4x4 1-owner $3,995. ’97 Ford F-350 460 Auto 4x4 $5,995. ’72 VW Bug $3,995. ’03 Chevy 4x4 Suburban w/3rd row seat. & Lots more – end of summer sale at Howard’s Auto Sales (406) 262-CARS (2277). For Sale: 1983 Ford F250 XLT, 178k mi., 69 L. Diesel, 4 spd., A/C, Cruise, Grill Guard, dual fuel tanks, only 2nd owner, This vehicle has new eng. htr., glow plugs, injectors, inj. pump, starter, altenartor, tires and wheels. Asking $4,750. This veh. is consigned w/Am. Gar. Call 357-4201 to take this veh. on a test drive. 8-II
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Wanted to Buy: Single wide trailer house, 1 or 2 bdrms, needs to be livable, movable and cheap. 406-470-0004. Leave msg and info please. 8-II
For Sale: 1989 Ford F150 XLT Lariat, 159K mi., $4,800. This veh. is consigned w/Am. Gar. Call 357-4201 to take this veh. on a test drive. 8-II
For Sale: ’07 Cev. Cobalt, 65k mi., auto, CD, Cruise, Air bags, A/C, 2 dr., exc. shape. Asking $10,900. This veh. is consigned w/Am. Gar. Call 357-4201 to take this veh. on a test drive. 8-II For Sale: All Black yearling filly, great gentle project for anyone, super easy to handle and halter broke. Need to Sell! Call 406-390-4334. leave message if no answer. 8-II For Sale: D6 Cat Dozer Blade, Grain Truck For Sale: 1981 Cable type (no arms), old large International diesel Tan- Smooth roller, Scoopmobile dem Grain Truck For Sale! with bucket & forks., Ford Truck, Call Mike at 653-1350. 8-II Backhoe buckets. 873-4780. 8-I
For Sale: Older tandem axle, bumper pull camper trailer, self contained, 18ft, sleeps 6. More info call (406) 357-3366, leave message if no answer. For Sale: Remodeled twostory 4 bedroom 1 ¾ bath country home on 10+ acres! This property has a little of everything, covered front deck, two barns, a storage shed and 3 irrigated acres. Asking $163,000 (245LL6) MissouriRiverRealty.com. 406-654-2273. 8-II
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Money Talks
For Sale: 2001 Dodge 2500 Quadcab 4x4, auto, power everything, running boards, grill guard, duraliner box, Cummins, w/full Banks kit installed. Kept inside. 42k miles, $15,000. 406-650-7204. 8-I
By guest contributor Greg Dugdale of Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. Havre, Montana
Ten Things You MighT noT have Known abouT social securiTY
Social Security is a lot like the ozone layer--we all know it’s there now and we count on it being there in the future. Yet most people don’t know much more about it than that. Here’s a short list of interesting facts about Social Security.
For Sale: River Break Basecamp of Fort Benton buys, sells and consigns (@25%) used books and vintage farm/homestead items. Call Tom @ 406-564-3326 or visit our retail storefront in downtown Fort Benton, which features 20,000 books, vintage goods and outdoor gear for work or play! Gifts galore! river break basecamp@hotmail. com 808 17th Street/POB 1222 Fort Benton, MT 59442-1222 8-II
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For Sale: 2 wooden boats to restore. One is a 15’ Chris Craft inboard. The other is a 15’ Lee Craft hard top with a Evinrude 30hp outboard. Call for details (406) 355-4591. 8-II Need Extra Storage Space? We have available right now 10x12 storage sheds, with rollup doors, $2100. Other sizes are available and we will custom build one for you also. Call All Seasons @ 406-228-8288. 8-II
Social Security benefits do not automatically start coming in the mail the first day of Normal Retirement Age. You must apply for it. The easiest way is to set up an appointment with the local Social Security office or call 1-800-7721213. 2. To get an official statement of all the earnings recorded in your Social Security account, an estimate of your current disability and death benefits, and an estimate of future retirement benefits, fill out Form #7004 Request for Social Security Statement, obtainable at your local office. 3. If you do not find and correct errors in your Social Security record within 3 years, they become part of your permanent record. Therefore, you might want to check on them every 3 years or so. 4. You can work during retirement, but if you earn too much it will reduce the size of the benefits you are receiving from age 62 up to your Normal Retirement Age. The limits on such earnings are currently $14,160 for 2011. Benefits are reduced by $1 for every $2 that you earn over this amount. After you attain your Normal Retirement Age, you may work as much as you want with no reduction in benefits, although they may become taxable if you earn too much. 5. You can increase the size of your retirement benefit by delaying collecting your benefits and by remaining on the job past full retirement age. This higher benefit comes from extra earnings toward your account and a credit awarded for this patience, ranging from 3% to 8% of your benefit depending on your date of birth. 6. For people born after 1937, Normal Retirement Age will increase. For example, if you were born in 1940, full retirement age is 65 and 6 months; born in 1950, it is 66. Anybody born in 1960 or later will be eligible at age 67. 7. Social Security disability benefits do not continue past Normal Retirement Age. The month before you attain normal retirement age, the disability benefits are automatically converted to retirement benefits. 8. There is a limit to the amount of benefits that can be paid on each Social Security record called the Maximum Family Benefit, generally around 150% to 180% of the worker’s benefit. If this limit is exceeded, the family benefits are reduced. 9. Ex-spouses, widows and divorced widows may all be eligible for benefits on a spouse’s record. Provided the requirements are met, they may even all be collecting on the same worker’s record. 10. There are two Social Security trust funds: one is used to finance retirement and survivors benefits and the other is used to finance the disability program. Money not used to pay current benefits is invested only in U. S. Government Treasury bonds. Social Security is a significant resource for many retired individuals. Spend some time with your financial planner learning about what part these benefits should play in your retirement planning future.
This material was prepared by Raymond James for use by Greg Dugdale, Branch Manager of Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. Member FINRA/SIPC.
For Sale: USED OILFIELD PIPE - 1-24in od weld fittings & valves, 1-1/4 thru 6-5/8” USED RODS - 5/8 thru 1”, CABLE - 3/8 thru 1”, USED GUARD RAIL, USED 6” galv CHANNEL, NEW HDPE PIPE - 3/4 thru 4”, lengths to 12,000ft BRIDGES for pivots, vehicles, walking, RV’s, etc. prices f.o.b. our yard in Great Falls or delivered. 406453-7299 or 866-683-7299 ask for Ed. bigskypipe55@msn. com ask for free catalog. 8-II
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1056 4th Ave., Havre
Main floor laundry. 2 bedrooms main floor, 2 additional bedroooms in walkout basement. Add your own touches!
Very clean, spacious home with original woodwork and character. 4 bedrooms, 3 bath.
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1150 14th AVE Havre, MT 59501 MUST SELL!!! Heated 3-car garage. Corner lot. Remodeled in 1997. Large kitchen & laundry, computer room. Call!
Used Furniture and Collectibles Corinna Bahnmiller
Open 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Tuesday - Sunday Hwy 87, PO Box 472 - Big Sandy, MT 59520 (406) 390-3176
Estate and Personal Property Liquidator crean.bean@hotmail.com usedabitantiques.blogspot.com
1621 Pine Drive, Havre
NEW! Nice family home. Great location. Fenced. Sociable back yard. 3 bed/2 bath. $155,000.
140 First St., Havre
NEW! This historic building is a shell ready for remodeling to accommodate most any business, on busy Hwy 2 in downtown Havre. $200,000.
1361 Lincoln Ave., Havre
EXTRA LOT! Sprinkler system. Heated workshop. 2-car garage. Wonderful back yard deck. Master suite. 5 big bedrooms, 3 baths & family room.
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Work from home! $100, $500 or $5,000 extra per month! Intrigued? Join Become - the breakthrough Australian beauty & wellness company with the most effective approach to countering the signs of aging. Contact Marcie 406.799.4809 or www.mybecome.net/marcie. 8-II
Blaine County Veterinary Service Roger A. Baxter, DVM Small and Large Animal Practitioner 620 Stockyard Road Chinook, MT 59523
After Hours Emergencies: 406-357-3288 home 406-564-0508 cell
Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., 8 to 5 406-357-2279 office
Building For Lease in Chinook: Approximately 3500 square feet shop for lease in Chinook with Main Street access. 7 car bays or 2 semi-truck bays. Prefer long term lease but will consider short term. Available immediately. Updated building with lots of extras, office spaces and more. Call 9457052 for more information. x
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CPR Saves Lives! Certified Am. Heart Assoc. CPR/First Aid Instructor will do classes for anyone needing certification, including bus drivers, day care providers, etc. Call 3792520. x Help Wanted: Schwan’s Home Service Now Hiring across the Hi-Line! Great pay & benefits. Apply at schwansjobs.com. Contact Bob at (406) 265- 4420 or 945-3047. Equal opportunity employer. , Relocation assistance available. 8-II
Need a new Trailer? Well, Rathert Fox takes orders for new Jet Co. and Neville Trailers. Call Mike at (888)8728917 or (406)653-1350. 8-II
For Sale: Brother single head commercial 9 needle embroidery machine. Approx 1998 model. Runs great. No room to do embroidery in home in Glasgow. Also available, pulse digitizing software. Older version but meets all needs of the commercial embroiderer. Call for info and price. Call 406230-1278 or 406-230-1286. 8-I For Sale: Necchi upholstery sewing machine, shop tools and supplies, $2,500. 278-3160. 8-I
For Sale: Once the Phillips County Hospital. Improvements include new roof, partial heating system and paint throughout. Great for office space, storage or assisted living. Endless possibilities! Reduced to $99,000 (207OH6) 406-654-2273. M i s s o u r i R i v e r R e a l t y. c o m For Sale: Papered, 4 yr old Paint Stallion “Country Music”, over 16 hands, very gentle, would make good reining & cutting horse who will do anything! Halter broke. Throws awesome colts! For trade and a little bit of money. Also, black and white 2 yr old filly and 6 mos old filly out of Country Music and Appaloosa mare. Call (406) 673-3175. 8-II For Sale: Used 2010 Dodge Journey SXT AWD, 3.5 V-6, 20K Miles, Rear Air/Heat, Sirius AM/FV-CD Radio, 3rd row seating, Factory warranty, Inferno Red cloth interior, MSRP $23,500. Drive Away Price $22,750. Call 653-1160. 8-I
Magic Tan for SALE (spray tanning)
Fun profitable addition to your business. Good income. Estabished clientele. Includes tanner and all product!
$6000.00
(you move equipment)
Call 945-2969 (Sue) or 390-1847 for more information.
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SUDOKU
Sudoku is a game of logic, based on a grid of 9 columns and 9 rows. This is subdivided into nine 3 x 3 squares. A completed Sudoku puzzle comprises this grid completely filled with the numbers 1 - 9 appearing exactly once in each row, column and square. Place each number from 1 - 9 once into each row, column and 3 x 3 box in the puzzle grid. SOLUTION ON PAGE 18.
the difference in the sexes wife’s diary:
For Sale: Used Chevrolet Impala 2005, 111k miles, Gold, Cloth interior, Power windows, Doors, locks. MSRP $8,000. Drive away price, $6,750. Call 653-1160. 8-I
For Sale: 1994 Wilson cattle pot. 51 ft. triple axle, good brakes, very nice condition. No longer hauling cattle so it needs to go. (406)383-4440.
Can’t afford a car trailer? Buy a tow dolly! Stehl Tow Heavy Duty Car Tow Dollies on sale for $1,100. D&D Trailer Sales (406) 265-4255.
Tonight, I thought my husband was acting weird. We had made plans to meet at a nice restaurant for dinner. I had been shopping with my friends all day long, so I thought he was upset at the fact that I was a bit late. But he made no comment on it. Conversation wasn’t flowing, so I suggested that we go somewhere quiet, so we could talk. He agreed, but he didn’t say much. I asked him what was wrong. He said, “Nothing.” I asked him if it was my fault that he was upset. He said he wasn’t upset, that it had nothing to do with me, and not to worry about it. On the way home, I told him that I loved him. He smiled slightly, and kept driving. I couldn’t explain his behavior. I don’t know why he didn’t say, “I love you, too.” When we got home, I felt as if I had lost him completely, as if he wanted nothing to do with me anymore. He just sat there quietly, and watched TV. He continued to seem distant and absent. Finally, with silence all around us, I decided to go to bed. About 15 minutes later, he came to bed. I still felt that he was distracted, and his thoughts were somewhere else. He fell asleep. I cried. I don’t know what to do. I’m almost sure that his thoughts are with someone else. My life is a disaster.
husband’s diary:
Boat wouldn’t start. Can’t figure it out.
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Buying: Estates and Personal Property, liquidation services statewide. Will purchase for cash or organize your garage or estate sale. Call Corinna @390-3176. All calls will be returned and kept confidential. 7-I:9-II For Sale: 250cc Scooter. Asking $1500. Call 654-2359. 8-II
For Sale: 2006 H3 Hummer, 44k mi. 2008 Yukon XL 3/4 ton 4x4 SLT 8 passenger. 2008 Yukon XL S LE w/cloth bucket seats. 8 passenger. Call Sparks Auto Plaza Sparks Auto Plaza (406) 535-3455 or 800-823-3326. 8-II
For Sale: 1996 Mazda Protege’, 1.5L gasoline, tranny bad, needs replaced. $500. Call 3574201 for more information. x
Fencing Supplies! Wood posts, steel posts, barbed wire & accessories. Call Tony’s Post Frame (406) 538-2000. 8-II
AUCTION
Fall Consignment Auction September 24th. Items to be auctioned include: farm equipment, tools, and vehicles. Taking consignments until sale date. Cascade Auction Co, LLC. For more information please call (406) 403-8749.
Cascade Auction Co LLC
You could win a brand new 2011 Polaris 500 4-Wheeler! Tickets are $25 each or 5 for $100. Purchase your tickets online at www.chinookmontana.com or from any Chinook Chamber of Commerce Business. All proceeds benefit the Chinook Area Chamber of Commerce and their efforts in improving the community. 7-II:9-II
For Sale: 1969 Buick Wildcat, 55k actual miles, $3,000 OBO. 1984 Mercedes 300D, new paint, like-new leather interior, $4,000 OBO. Call (406) 355-4591. 8-I For Sale: Parting out 700 Versatile and 7080 Allis Chalmers tractors. Call (406) 945-2920. 8-II
For Sale: 1950 Ford F1, Fully restored, original flathead V-8, exc. cond., 6,200 miles, $10,000. Call 650-7204. 8-I
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Come to Fort Belknap College Where American Indian Culture & Technology Meet! Call 406-353-2607 or visit www.fbcc.edu
Take The First Step To A Better Future!
Take the first step to a better future! Fort Belknap College offers the tools and education you need to take control of your future. Get a college education where you live. Our competitive Tuition and Fee Schedule says it all. The cost for twelve credits including fees at FBC is $1,175.00. Our fully accredited institution can give you the competitive edge you need in today’s workplace at a price you can afford. Plus you can take advantage of our many financial aid opportunities, scholarships and grant programs by contacting Dean of Students, Clarena Brockie at (406)353-2607 ext. 238. --------------------------------------------Need Transportation to the Fort Belknap College Campus?
Low cost daily bus service is available to get you there. For a schedule, call 353-2205. --------------------------------------------Did You Know? As a student at FBC, you may qualify for a tuition waiver for your education if you maintain a high enough grade point average the prior year. Find out how: (406)353-2607.
Adult Basic Education (ABE 025) Classes Fort Belknap College offers free classes to all residents of Fort Belknap and the surrounding areas. If you are interested in gaining your GED and attending college, then Fort Belknap College can help. Stop in and speak to Dixie Brockie, FBC Registrar, in Nakoda Hall and ABE Instructor, Gerri Stiffarm about your personal education goals. We can help! 406-353-2607 ---------------------------------------------
FBC ANNOUNCES NEW FBC EAGLES COACHING STAFF!
Fort Belknap College Invites You!
Fort Belknap College encourages everyone who is considering education as the next step in life to visit our campus, visit with our staff and see what FBC has to offer! The benefits of a local college are many-lower tuition costs, transit system to bring you directly to the campus, and knowledgeable staff and faculty to assist you! FBC offers quality education at home. If you started your education but did not finish, now is the time to come back and get your degree! Register today!
Ron Gilham will coach the FBC Eagles Men’s team and Leslie Cochran will coach the FBC Women’s Eagles team!
Tryouts will be Saturday, October 15, 2011 and the first practice is set for Monday October 17, 2011. This information will be updated and advertised on the KGVA 88.1 FM station and in the local newspapers as well. For more information please contact Gerald J. Stiffarm, Athletic Director, at 406-353-4534.
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Sanjel (USA) Inc. is a leader in the North American oilfield services industry with over two decades of experience. Build your career and future with Sanjel!
Sanjel has positions available in the following districts: x x x x
Williston, ND (Fracturing, Cementing, Coil Tubing) Miles City, MT (Fracturing, Cementing, Coil Tubing) Riverton, WY (Fracturing, Cementing, Coil Tubing) Billings, MT (Diesel Mechanics and Electronic Techs)
Hiring for Fracturing, Coil Tubing and Cementing Service Lines 9 Mechanics 9CDL Drivers 9Equipment Operators w/CDL
Sanjel offers competitive industry wages, bonus packages, and a comprehensive benefits package. Call 1.800.9.SANJEL (1.800.972.6535) to speak to a Recruiter and confirm an interview time: Sanjel (USA) Inc. 511 16th St. #300, Denver, CO 80202 Email: careers_us@sanjel.com Fax: 303.628.4178
For Sale: Used 2010 Dodge Caravan SXT, Silver 3.8 Liter V-6, 23k miles, Power doors, Rear AC/Heat, AM/ FM/CD/MP3, Steering Wheel controls, Factory Warranty! MSRP $22,500. Cash price, $21,000. Call 653-1160. 8-I For Sale: Great Pyrenees/Spanish Mastiff cross livestock guard dogs. Call 406-228-9883. 8-II
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For Sale: Ruger mod. 77 Hawkeye .300 Win mag Nikon 3-9x40 BDC scope, new, plus extras, Reduced to $844.99. Call cell 403-1804. 8-I:9-II
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JUNE - 2009 Class Cattle Auction 26 TAllhursday Iva Murch : A ugust 18, 2011 One and 15, Only 2011 AreaThursday, Fieldmen September Manager • 263-7529 3 The Sheep Auction of 2008Class All Class Cattle Auction The Big Fall Yearling Classic All Early Yearling Special 4 Dean Barnes .................... 406-228-9306 • Cell 406-263-1175 APRIL - 2009 & All Class Cattle Auction Cattle Auction &All Class Cattle Auction Ed Hinton........................ 406-893-4462 • Cell 406-783-7285 Dean Barnes, Yard Manager Anderson Bar Triangle 11 All Class Cattle Auction All Class Cattle Auction & Galpin Ed Hinton, Auctioneer Craig Sibley..................... 406-653-3211 10 • Cell 406-650-8448 2 Charolais Angus Ranch Bull Production All Class Cattle Auction 18 The Big Fall Yearling Classic Thursday, 17 September 22, 2011 & Feeder Special & TAuctions hursday :A ugust 25, 2011 All Class Cattle Auction Area Fieldmen All Class Cattle Auction P.O.406-228-9306 BOx 129 • glasgOw, mt 59230 • 406-228-9306 Horse Auction & All Class Cattle Auction Dean BarnesNo .................... • Cell 406-263-1175 All Class Cattle Auction 25 Horse Auction & All Class Eayrs Angus Bull Ed Hinton........................ 406-893-4462 • Cell 406-783-7285 Auction Email: gsi@nemont.net • Website: www.glasgowstockyards.com 24 Production Auction, Cattle Auction Craig Sibley..................... 406-653-3211 • Cell 406-650-8448 Cow, Bred Heifer, Pair 9 TStock hursday : S eptember 1, 2011 & All Class Cattle Auction SUPERIOR VIDEO AUCTION SCHEDULE P.O.All BOxClass 129 • glasgOw, mt 59230 • 406-228-9306 JULY - 2009 Thursday, September 29, 2011 Cattle Auction Glasgow Stockyards, Inc.--Representatives for Superior Livestock Email: gsi@nemont.net • Website: www.glasgowstockyards.com McRae's Big Dry Angus All Class Cattle Auction Production Auction, 4th ofSuperior July Week. No Auction Auction and Stampede Internet Auction 2 SCHEDULE Replacement Heifer & SUPERIOR VIDEO AUCTION 16Thursday, Feeder Special September 8, 2011 Glasgow Stockyards, Inc.--Representatives for Superior Livestock & All Class Auction All Class Cattle Auction The O ne AAuction ndCattle Oand nly SheepStampede Auction ofAuction 2011 9 Superior Internet Fossum-Humbert North & All Class Cattle Auction Country "Performance to 16 All Class Cattle Auction Angus Bull Production 23 Profit" Auction Northeast 23 All Class Cattle Auction & All Class Cattle Auction Check out WWW.GLASGOWSTOCKYARDS.COM Montana's Nelson Simmental & No Auction 30 Full Service 30 Simmental/Angus Composite THURSDAY
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AREA FIElDmEN Ed Hinton ................ 406-893-4462 Cell.......................... 406-783-7285 Craig Sibley............. 406-653-3211 Cell.......................... 406-650-8448
For Sale: NEW 2010 Chevrolet Camaro, SS, V8, Auto, Metallic Blue, Sunroof, FACTORY REBATE! Call (406)228-9325. 8-II
Great Falls Wellness Weighs, Evergreen Mall 406-454-1000 Great Wellness Tue., Aug. 9 &Falls Tue., Aug. 23Weighs, Evergreen Mall 406-454-1000 6pm -Tue., Aug. 23, & Sept. 6 Malta Wellness Weighs, NEW Location! 47177 Hwy 87, Suite 1 (Lower Level of MaltaRealty Wellness Weighs, NEW Location! 47177 Hwy 87, Suite 1 the Missouri River building ) 654-4140 (Lower the Missouri River Realty building ) 654-4140 Tue., Aug. 2 &Level Tue.,ofAug. 16 5:30pm -Tue., Aug 30 Lewistown, Complete Health & Allergy Center, 366-6321 Lewistown, Complete Weds., July 20 & Weds., Aug. 3Health & Allergy Center, 366-6321 6pm -Weds., Aug.17, 31 & Sept. 14
Open in Loma: The Trash & Treasure Shop, Hwy 87 and 4th Ave. Open afternoons only, 1:00 to 5:00pm. Wide variety of “Stuff” for sale - 3 buildings full of Bargains. 8-I
For Sale: Home Medical Equipment. Hydraulic Patient lift with sling and charger. Barely used. New $1,800. Asking $1,000. Wheelchair, tubchair, trapeze bar, etc. 406-671-4397. 8-II
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Sept. 23 & 24 - Chinook, Montana
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Try Your Luck at Striking Oil! The GUSHER GAME will be held on Saturday, and you can try your luck at hitting a well!
Oil & Gas Relay Race The Relay Race will be held in front of the Museum where everyone is invited to try their hand at dressing in safety equipment and completing a course.
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These quotable quotes and catch-phrases are used and repeated, but seldom fully understood. Enjoy reading this Tricia’s Trader exclusive where we delve into the background and origins of some commonly referenced lines in American lingo.
“Democracy does not guarantee equality of conditions – it only guarantees equality of opportunity.” WHO SAID IT: IRVING KRISTOL (1920-2009) – as described on wikipedia.org, Irving Kristol “was an American columnist, journalist, and writer who was dubbed the ‘godfather of neoconservatism’. As the founder, editor, and contributor to various magazines, he played an influential role in the intellectual and political culture of the last half-century; after his death he was described by The Daily Telegraph as being ‘perhaps the most consequential public intellectual of the latter half of the 20th century’.” CONTEXT: Neoconservatism, emerging in the 1970s, is most known for its advocacy of using American economic and military power to topple American enemies and promote liberal democracy in other countries. Kristol asserts in his earliest works that bourgeois capitalism is a valid ideology on two points--”it works, in a quite simple, material sense”, by improving the conditions of people, and it is “congenial to a large measure of personal liberty”, an achievement which he argues only capitalism has proved capable of providing--but rejects it on a third point, that it does not meet the individual’s “‘existential’ human needs” and creates a threatening “spiritual malaise” in the societal order. In Kristol’s belief, this third point serves as the distinguishing mark of neoconservatism.
Call Central Montana Panels for your Steel Continuous Fence, Gates, Panels & Feeders. NEW & NOW Available for Rent HD Panel Cart with 30 HD 12’ Portable Panels. CMP Bull Feeders in Stock. Want to buy it once? For Sale: ’01 Volkswagon Buy it from CMP 535-5919. For Sale: 2006 Palomino Stamnew Beetle GL, 92k mi., 2.0 L, 8-I pede camper trailer, 17ft., exc. $5,700. This veh. is consigned w/Am. Gar. Call 357-4201 to For Sale: 1997 Ford F150. cond., self contained, A/C & take this veh. on a test drive. 8-II $4,000. Call (406) 262-4842. 8-I awning. $7,000. 379-2568. 8-I
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For Sale: 1996 Red River 40’ triple axle bottom dump trailer w/37’ 4-axle pup trailer $35,000. Call Triple T Sales at (406) 357-2166. 8-II
For Sale: 1992 Toyota Tercel, 1.5L gasoline, 2 door coupe car. Motor bad, needs -replaced. $500. Call 406-357-4201. x
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Ramblings of a Conservative Cow Doctor
by Krayton Kerns, DVM, State Rep. HD 58
We hope you enjoy reading this feature in Tricia’s Trader. You may agree, you may disagree with Dr. Kerns’ Ramblings, but
you will always have something to discuss over dinner.
Tyranny v. Freedom (August 10, 2011)
America is fighting three wars—two in the Middle East and one here at home. Sadly, we are losing the one on American soil. If you are a skimmer of the news, you may have missed the numerous subtle victories of tyranny over freedom and blissfully think tomorrow, next week, and next year will be just like yesterday. You are wrong. America is about to change because compromise and consensus are championed as the new ideal. Exactly when compromise, a submissive technique, became honorable is unknown, but it certainly wasn’t favored in colonial times. Our founders passionately understood the battle for liberty and never dreamed of compromising a little bit of freedom in exchange for just a little bit of tyranny. To the contrary, the tougher things became, the more patriots held to principle. America needed men of conviction then, and she desperately needs them again today. It appeared all was lost in December of 1776 when Tom penned the words, “Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph. What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly: it is dearness only that gives every thing its value. Heaven knows how to put a proper price upon its goods; and it would be strange indeed if so celestial an article as FREEDOM should not be highly rated”. In American Crisis, Tom was making the point God didn’t say freedom would be easy, only worth it and his timely message forever changed world history. Tom’s first paper, Common Sense, laid the groundwork for colonists to break free from the chains of British tyranny and he was one of the first patriots to take up arms in our War for Independence. As an aid to General Greene, Tom was with the Continental Army during their tough three month retreat through New Jersey, and into Pennsylvania the fall of 1776. From a force of 12,000 in August, by December, death, desertion and dysentery had shriveled Washington’s Army to a rag-tag cluster of 2500 starving and exhausted patriots. Colonists, who cheered every minuteman packing a musket to New York earlier that summer, now stood deathly quiet as Tom and these unrecognizable, emaciated soldiers staggered back to the west. The endless days in the mud and slop had rotted their leather boots and many wrapped their feet in burlap and rope to march in the snow and ice. It wasn’t easy being a patriot. With a British victory nearly certain, many colonists began siding with the crown; in every war there is a winning side and they wanted on it. Had it not been for Tom, tyranny might have prevailed. Guided by the hand of God, Thomas Paine, using a drum head as a writing desk, penned the words of the American Crisis on December 23rd, 1776. Seeing Tom’s essay spark the passion for liberty in his emaciated soldiers, General Washington bet all his chips on a Christmas Day surprise attack across the icy Delaware River. Fighting with divine inspiration, the starving American patriots overwhelmed the well fed, well equipped and highly disciplined Hessian forces. America was victorious because ordinary patriots—true uncompromising patriots—did extraordinary things and this brings me to my point. Conviction to principle and one’s oath of office are nearly non-existent today in Washington. Last week, our US Congress further shackled us under a growing, tyrannical federal government when they raised the debt ceiling. By a vote of 74 to 26 in the US Senate, and 269 to 161 in the US House, politicians have compromised away the very freedom gifted us by those 2500 starving American patriots on that Christmas Day in ‘76. I’m a wordsmith, yet I can’t find the words to express my disgust. Every single Representative or Senator who supported this bill must be removed from office at the next election—every one of them. It won’t be easy, only worth it. The restoration of our great American republic must begin with you, because it won’t begin with anyone else.
Read more of Krayton’s op-ed in his 350 page book, Ramblings of a Conservative Cow Doctor - a collection of published and unpublished articles written about the life of a cowboy as it pertains to America’s freedom. Visit kraytonkerns.com to order your copy, available in softcover or hardcover signed editions. Now! Available from Kimmel Kreations, LLC: Call 800-756-1817, ext. 101.
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RV CLEARANCE SALE! 2012 Wildwood T26BHXLT List price $20,222, Year-end clearance $14,900. 2012 Sandstorm 30’ 5th Wheel Toy Hauler List price $43,791, Yearend clearance price $36,900. 2012 Wildwood T23BH List price $22,008, Year-end clearance price $16,500. Central City Auto & RV, Lewistown (406) 350-9484 or 6852. Wanted to Buy: Batteries. Will pick up. Also scrap iron and cars. 654-1964. 4-II:10-I
For Sale: Birdseed, USA made socks, horse tack, fly control, mineral, gloves, sea foam, fencing materials, about anything you might need around. Stop in and look around at Equity Coop in Malta. Give us a call at 406-654-2240. 8-II For Sale: 1978 Jeep Cherokee V8, runs great. 1987 Suburban 4x4, runs great. 15.5 ft. fiberglass boat, motor and trailer, $700. Call 406-217-5041. 8-I House For Sale: Clean, 2br/1bath on 2 lots. Full basement. Covered parking. Fenced. Great for animals! Partly furnished & incl NEW washer & dryer. So much more! $69k. 1/2 down, owner finance 1/2. Call 739-4384. Loma. Avail. Spring 2012. 7-I:12-II
HARLEM LUMBER COMPANY
406-353-2511 Find us at the south end of Main. If we don’t have it, we can get it! Charlie & Kay Brekke, Owners For Sale: Alfalfa/Grass hay for sale, no rain, 1st cutting. Small squares, by bale or by ton, either one. Chinook area. Please call 357-4268. 8-II
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Leaky Roof? Instead of Replacing your Metal Roof, FIX IT, w/ guarantee’s up to 12 years. No slope, low slope, we’ve got a solution for your roof! Call Curt at 406.650.7500 We can also take care of your stucco restoration project 8-II For Sale: King Koil mattresses on sale! SUS Furniture, 515 W. Main, Lewistown. 538-7571. 8-II For Sale: 6,056+/- sq.ft. commercial building could be used as a retail location, shop or storage. There’s ample room behind the building too. Good location South of Malta with highway frontage. Asking $135,000 (212MT6) 406-654-2273. www.MissouriRiverRealty.com
For Sale: 2009 Chevrlet Aveo, 4 Door LT, LOADED! OnStar, Power Everything, only 11,000 miles! Asking Below Book $ 11,500. Call 406-228-2433 Daytime. 8-II
INSULATING?
R-value of 6.6 per inch. Seamless, water resistant foam insulation works great for steel shops, exterior walls, pipes, attics, and crawl spaces. This closed cell foam insulation is a great choice for these long Montana winters.
LEAKING FLAT ROOF?
Foam Roofing is a seamless water resistant roofing that has a 15 year warranty from leaks and damage caused by the elements.
Contact Tel Colburn of Colburn Insulation 406-390-0169 406-654-1427
NURSING Positions Available: Hi-Line Retirement Center in Malta is accepting applications for RNs, LPNs and CNAs to join their quality, professional healthcare team. Interested persons can pick up an application/ job description from the HLRC business office or contact Cheryl Weaver, COO at 654-1190 x6013 for further info. Positions open until filled. HLRC is an equal opportunity employer. 3-II:10-I
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For Sale: Refurbished propane tanks, all tanks are cleaned and painted, revalved, moisture treated, and pressure tested with propane all tanks come with lids. Call ,we are in Glasgow, MT ,665-7310 or email at rockymountainpropanetanks@hotmail.com 8-II
Sale Ends 8/31/2011
Reeds Ag Enterprises in Turner is now a Wheatheart dealer for NorthCentral Montana for parts & equipment. Call 406-379-2386. 3-II:10-I
Tire trouble? See us for your farm tire needs. Pehrsons Firestone, Chinook 357-2570 or 3305. After hours 357-3807. 6-II:9-I
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Northern Prairie Auto Sales
2004 CHRYSLER CONCORDE Limited, Red Pearl, Htd Leather, Sunroof, 6-Disc, 99K, Very Clean!
100 Hwy 2 East - Wolf Point, MT 59201 - (406) 653-1160
MSRP $8,000 - Drive Away Price $7,000
2008 DODGE AVENGER
SXT, Marathon Blue, 2.7L V6, 63K, Satellite Radio, PS, PW, PL, Alum. Wheels & More! MSRP $13,250 - Cash Price of $12,250
Give Jack Nelson, Terry Fast or Casey Yager a call for prices on August rebates and incentives! 2010 DODGE RAM
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2010 DODGE RAM 1500
Laramie, Quad, 5.7L Hemi, White, 17K, Remote Roof, Nav, Htd Charcoal Leather Bench. MSRP $34,500 - Drive Away Price $33,000
2005 CHEVY IMPALA
Laramie, Crew, 4x4, Htd/Vtd Leather, Sunroof, Rear T.V., Nav, Back-up Cam, Remote & More!
MSRP $38,900 - Drive Away Price $36,000
R/T, AWD, Gray, 5.7L Hemi, 5,700K, Sunroof, Htd Leather, Power Pedals, Satellite Radio & More! MSRP $29,000 - Drive Away Price $27,750
Silver, Gray Cloth, 4dr, Very Clean! MSRP $10,725 - Drive Away Price $9,750
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Hay For Sale: Grass-Alfalfa Mix. 357-2817. No rain. Exc. Quality. 8-I RV CLEARANCE SALE! 2012 Wildwood T26BHXLT List price $20,222, Year-end clearance $14,900. 2012 Sandstorm 30â&#x20AC;&#x2122; 5th Wheel Toy Hauler List price $43,791, Yearend clearance price $36,900. 2012 Wildwood T23BH List price $22,008, Year-end clearance price $16,500. Central City Auto & RV, Lewistown (406) 350-9484 or 6852. 8-II
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For Sale: Have to be seen! All around sports ponies for children. 12-14 hands, half Equptian Arab/half Welsh or half POA/half Egyptian Arab. Will compete at any level and endurance riding. A&J Sports Ponies (406) 673-3175 or 423-5353. 8-II
Wanted to Buy: Looking for round bale feeder for horses and mower and disc for compact tractor. Also, to give away to a good home: FREE 2 year old border Collie/Aussie Cross Tri-colored, very pretty. She needs a job moving cows! Call (406) 945-2969. Call (406) 945-2969. 8-II For Sale: RUANA KNIVES! CASE XX KNIVES! WESTERN KNIVES! Huge selection of hard-to-find, USA-made Schrade OLD TIMERS & UNCLE HENRYs. We also buy knives. Big Sky Images and Collectibles, Havre Holiday Village Mall. (406) 788-7210. 7-II:8-II
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