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November 6, 2013 Volume XI Issue 21

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On Sale While Supplies Last! Mega Quilter, Blind Hem Commercial machine in commercial stand, one of a kind Singer Feather Weight, and many, many more. Check It Out At Joe's Sewing Machine Center, 813 9th Street South, Great Falls, 406-7278412 or 406-750-0797. 10-II

C&J Spraying, LLC is now For Sale: 1973 Ford Galaxy booking 2014 crop acres. 500. 2-door hard top. $2,995. Call Chet at 406-390-3582 Call 406-265-5178. 10-II or Jess at 674-5223. 10-I:3-I Hi-Line Collision: If you have dents or need a new paint job, we can make your vehicle look like new. Come see us at Hi-Line Collision Repair Center, 740 2nd. Ave S. Glasgow, MT or give us a call at 406-228-2433. 10-II Business For Sale: Oil City Saloon/Casino, Shelby, MT. Incl. liquor lic. and full kitchen. 4 newly remodeled cabins & 2 apartments also incl. Great investment property! $299,000. Call/text Ken Nelson, Flynn Realty, 406-439-0595. 11-I Prewett Interiors: ~Your Home Store~ "We sell Awesome stuff!"... Decor & Gifts, too. (406)228-9844 41prewett. int@nemont.net, 41 First St. N., Glasgow, MT. 59230 Hours: M-F 8:30-5:30. 11-I

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Advertising Info............... 10 Bill’s Food Corner........... 19 Comic............................. 15 Comm. Spotlight............. 17 Conservative Cow Dr........ 6 Cowboy Poetry by............ 5 Fred Liese Dave Says.......................11 “Laugh Lines”.................. 10 “Money Talks” Financial Column.......................... 9 Realty Section.................. 8 Rodeo Roundup............. 15 Subscriptions.................. 10 For Sale: Alpine Coach, “Things to Know”.............. 4 Cummins diesel, 1998. Loaded,

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Commercial building w/ over 2800 sq ft +/- can be anything! On Hwy Frontage on just under 1 acre. Updated building formerly a vet clinic, reception area could be one business and overhead door could be another... you decide! Situated on the edge of Fort Benton, MT just outside city limits. This deserves a look! Call for price. CULBERTSON HOUSE. Historic hotel bldg. w/ beautiful updated apt. Restored to perfection. Waiting for your special dream. Possibilities of art studio, restaurant, gift shop, B & B. Views of Missouri River & walking bridge in Historic Fort Benton, MT. $379,000. Fort Benton Commercial Opportunity . Nice automotive/tire repair building on prime corner location in central business district. Off street parking and storage located on property. Sale is subject to a current lease tenant. Call for more details. $145,000 TETON RIVER RANCH: 268 acres North of Dutton along Teton River and along west side of Interstate 15. Dry cropland, grass/pasture, treed bottoms with good habitat for game birds & deer. $550,000 (splitting property may be possible). Call Mark 406-788-9280• www.fbrealty.com

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Speedy's Backhoe Service -N- More. Cheapest backhoe in town. Call Ed or Joseph at 406-357-3877 or 406-9451979 (Chinook). 7-II:1-I

For Sale: Baby clothes, 0-9 months, boys. Come look! Lots to choose from. Also, paperback & hardcover books. WANTED: TV Dish Receiver. Call 406-357-2837. 10-II

For Sale: New 2013 Chrysler 200 S Series with Beautiful Silver Exterior. Financing Available, Low Payments!! Full Warranty. Only $19,499 Call for more info 406-265-5428 10-II

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THINGS TO KNOW:

Attention, Anglers!! Check out the new Fresno web cam & weather station! Hosted by the Fresno Walleyes, the Fresno chaper of Walleyes Unlimited. Look online to see the weather and lake conditions. Live streaming feed! www. fresnowalleyes.com 10-II

Nov. 1-Dec. 10: JAYCEES TOYS FOR TOTS. Drop off locations in Havre: Kmart, IGA, Walmart, and Holiday Village Mall. Nov. 1-Dec. 10: KOATS FOR KIDS. Drop off location: Havre Laundry. Nov. 1, 3, 9, 10, 16 & 17: MONTANA ACTORS THEATER presents “The Pillowman”, 8pm MSU-Northern Theatre. Nov. 7, Thur.: ST. MARK’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH ANNUAL BAZAAR, Havre, 11:30am-2pm.

Kirkwood Funeral Home 654-1132

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For Sale: Large Pellet Stove For Sale: 2009 Arctic Cat designed for a shop or garage. Prowler XTX 700, soft Like new! Call for more top, 2,385 miles, $7,000. info. 406-945-0833. 10-II Call 379-2403. 10-II November BOM BW Ad - Ecommerce

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Help Wanted In Fort Benton: Manager and Night Clerk positions available. Pick up an application and apply at Joy Co., 479 Main Street, Fort Benton, Montana. 11-I

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Ramblings of a Conservative Cow Doctor by Krayton Kerns, DVM, State Rep. HD 58

Second Opinions Over my thirty years, I have practiced with colleagues who have been co-workers, employers, employees, associates, neighbors, and consultants; the last category being veterinarians who travel great distances and charge enormous fees to repeat what you just said. All doctors develop a certain practice style; something neither good nor bad, just different. As you might guess, my approach to medicine mimics my approach to politics; I am conservative. Knowing most ailments in most species will heal on their own, I resist cleaning out my pharmacy plus my client’s wallet just to give the illusion I alone am responsible for the patient’s restoration to health. At the other end of the spectrum, are practitioners who truly believe every case is but a heartbeat away from flat-lining and only through their miraculous intervention can the patient be saved. Done properly, this approach can be economically rewarding, so I really should take a second look at my practice style, but again like politics, my convictions are firm. Let me put a face with my point. On June 23rd, 1997 a client led an injured gray mare into my clinic. The patient had been racing into the corral when she took the gate corner too tight and hooked her hip on the bolt hinge which sticks six inches through the backside of the post. I am unsure why hinge bolts are so long as issued from the factory, but if you leave the extra sticking out eventually your economic loss will be your veterinarian’s economic

gain. So you understand my treatment decision, the upper body of a horse has an unbelievable ability to heal from an open wound. You could take a chainsaw and whack off enormous pieces of flesh from your horse’s chest, ribs, and hips and then treat the wound in the worst possible manner and in six months your pony will be as good as new. Somehow, this truth remains a secret. I clipped, cleaned and explored the wound. Embedded among the dangling remnants of horse flesh were fragments of hip bone, so I extracted the freefloating pieces and trimmed away the dead and dying tissue. I explained we would leave this wound open as more tissue would die over the next week due to the crushing impact from the hard steel bolt. Nonverbal cues hinted the client disagreed and wanted sutures. Horse people love sutures. In years since, as a compromise I will agree to sutures only if I can put them as far from the wound as possible, such as in the opposite leg. Few clients choose Option B. If I compromise and put in sutures, then we would be in agreement, but both be wrong; so much for the benefits of reaching across the aisle. Later that evening, the husband and wife solicited a second opinion from a doctor who occupies an approach to medicine polar opposite to mine. More of the “cold steel is the way to heal” type, he took one look and announced “this mare is suffering arterial bleeding and needs emergency surgery.” One hour and

hundreds upon hundreds of dollars later, the gray mare walks out of surgery with sutures everywhere. The next day, word gets back to me the horse owners speak lovingly of doctor number two, but are disappointed with me. Armed with logic and experience, I requested a few moments of the owners time to futilely argue my point, proving once again Mark Twain’s adage, “It is easier to fool someone, than to convince them they have been fooled.” I wish I could say the story of the old gray mare was a onetime occurrence, but that would be lying. I stubbornly and rightly refuse to let clients force me to practice medicine in a manner inconsistent with what I know to be true. However, because veterinary medicine is a free market commodity, clients can take their animals and their wallets to whatever clinic best matches their beliefs and this brings me to my point. With the full, complete, oppressive and forever implementation of Obamacare you will get whatever the compassionate doctors at the Internal Revenue Service prescribe whether you like it or not. Using the fiasco of the Obamacare sign-up launch as an example of the quality of the new health care in America, does it not scare you that from now on there will be no such thing as a second opinion? It does me.

For Sale: Snow rotary 8ft width, hydrostat drive carrier; Cushman Trackster 6ft angle blade, new 24hp Honda engine; 1985 C-600 Ford Truck, 18ft bed, radial tires, auto transmission; 18ft heavy build tilt trailer, tandem single 750 x 16 tires, mounted winch. 406-873-4780 11-I

Bethel Lutheran Church Lutefisk & Meatball Dinner: Joplin, November 10th, 12-3. All you can eat - Lutefisk, Meatballs, Lefsa, Potatoes, Salad Bar, Scandinavian Cookies. Lefsa for sale, bake sale, silent auction to benefit Lucas Olson. Come And Enjoy the Fellowship! 11-I

Guitars of Montana. Band & Orchestra Rentals/ Sales - Educator approved instruments. American Guild guitars. Bluegrass. Ukuleles. BOSS effects. Special orders welcome. We ship! #2 5th Street South, downtown Great Falls, 406-453-4998 or call Bing at 1-877-566-2224. www. guitarsofmontana.com. 8-I:1-II

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2013 YEAR-End TAx PLAnning BAsics

You don’t want to pay any more in tax than you have to. That means taking advantage of every strategy, deduction, and credit that you’re entitled to. However, the window of opportunity for many tax-saving moves closes on December 31, so it’s important to evaluate your tax situation now, while there’s still time to affect your bottom line for the 2013 tax year. Timing is everything Consider any opportunities you have to defer income to 2014. For example, you may be able to defer a year-end bonus, or delay the collection of business debts, rents, and payments for services. Doing so may allow you to put off paying tax on the income until next year. If there’s a chance that you’ll be in a lower income tax bracket next year, deferring income could mean paying less tax on the income as well. Similarly, consider ways to accelerate deductions into 2013. If you itemize deductions, you might accelerate some deductible expenses like medical expenses, qualifying interest, or state and local taxes by making payments before year-end. Or, you might consider making next year’s charitable contribution this year instead.

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What if you’ll be in a higher tax bracket in 2014? If you know that you’ll be paying taxes at a higher rate in 2014 (say, for example, that an out-of-work spouse will be reentering the workforce in January), you might take the opposite tack. Consider whether it makes sense to try to accelerate income into 2013, and to postpone deductible expenses until 2014. Factor in the AMT Make sure that you factor in the alternative minimum tax (AMT). If you’re subject to AMT, traditional year-end maneuvers, like deferring income and accelerating deductions, can have a negative effect. That’s because the AMT--essentially a separate federal income tax system with its own rates and rules--effectively disallows a number of itemized deductions. For example, if you’re subject to the AMT in 2013, prepaying 2014 state and local taxes won’t help your 2013 tax situation, but could hurt your 2014 bottom line. Landscape has changed for higher-income individuals Most individuals will pay federal income taxes for 2013 based on the same federal income tax rate brackets (10%, 15%, 25%, 28%, 33%, and 35%) that applied for 2012. The same goes for the maximum tax rate that generally applies to long-term capital gains and qualifying dividends (for those in the 10% or 15% marginal income tax brackets, a special 0% rate generally applies; for those in the 25%, 28%, 33%, and 35% brackets, a 15% maximum rate will generally apply). Starting this year, however, a new 39.6% federal income tax rate applies if your taxable income exceeds $400,000 ($450,000 if married filing jointly, $225,000 if married filing separately, $425,000 if filing as head of household). If your income crosses that threshold, you’ll also be subject to a new 20% maximum tax rate on long-term capital gains and qualifying dividends. You could see a difference even if your income doesn’t reach that level. That’s because, if your adjusted gross income (AGI) is more than $250,000 ($300,000 if married filing jointly, $150,000 if married filing separately, $275,000 if filing as head of household), your personal and dependency exemptions may be phased out this year, and your itemized deductions may be limited. Two new Medicare taxes need to be accounted for this year as well. If your wages exceed $200,000 this year ($250,000 if married filing jointly or $125,000 if married filing separately), the hospital insurance (HI) portion of the payroll tax--commonly referred to as the Medicare portion-is increased by 0.9%. Also, a new 3.8% Medicare contribution tax now generally applies to some or all of your net investment income if your modified adjusted gross income exceeds those dollar thresholds.

IRAs and retirement plans a key part of planning Make sure that you’re taking full advantage of tax-advantaged retirement savings vehicles. Traditional IRAs (assuming that you qualify to make deductible contributions) and employersponsored retirement plans such as 401(k) plans allow you to contribute funds pretax, reducing your 2013 taxable income. Contributions you make to a Roth IRA (assuming you meet the income requirements) or a Roth 401(k) aren’t deductible, so there’s no tax benefit for 2013, but qualified Roth distributions are completely free from federal income tax--making these retirement savings vehicles very appealing. For 2013, you can contribute up to $17,500 to a 401(k) plan ($23,000 if you’re age 50 or older), and up to $5,500 to a traditional IRA or Roth IRA ($6,500 if age 50 or older). The window to make 2013 contributions to an employer plan typically closes at the end of the year, while you generally have until the due date of your 2013 federal income tax return to make 2013 IRA contributions. Big changes to note • Home office deduction rules: Starting with the 2013 tax year, those who qualify to claim a home office deduction can elect to use a new simplified calculation method; under this optional method, instead of determining and allocating actual expenses, the square footage of the home office is simply multiplied by $5. There’s a cap of 300 square feet, so the maximum deduction under this method is $1,500. Not everyone can use the optional method, and there are some potential disadvantages, but for many the new simplified calculation method will be a welcome alternative. • Same-sex married couples: Same-sex couples legally married in jurisdictions that recognize same-sex marriage will be treated as married for all federal income tax purposes, even if the couple lives in a state that does not recognize same-sex marriage. If this applies to you, and you’re legally married on the last day of the year, you’ll generally have to file your federal income tax return as a married couple--either married filing jointly, or married filing separately. This affects only your federal income tax return--make sure you understand your state’s income tax filing requirements. • More health-care reform changes take effect in 2014: Beginning in 2014, you’ll generally be required to have adequate health-care coverage or face a penalty tax (a number of exceptions apply). A new premium tax credit will also be available to qualifying individuals.

Expiring provisions A number of key provisions are scheduled to expire at the end of 2013, including: • Increased Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 179 expense limits and “bonus” depreciation provisions end. • The increased 100% exclusion of capital gain from the sale or exchange of qualified small business stock (provided certain requirements, including a five-year holding period, are met) will not apply to qualified small business stock issued and acquired after 2013. • The above-the-line deductions for qualified higher education expenses, and for up to $250 of out-of-pocket classroom expenses paid by education professionals, will not be available after the 2013 tax year. • If you itemize deductions, 2013 will be the last year you’ll be able to deduct state and local sales tax in lieu of state and local income tax. Talk to a professional When it comes to year-end tax planning, there’s always a lot to think about. A financial professional can help you evaluate your situation, keep you apprised of any legislative changes, and determine if any year-end moves make sense for you.

This information, developed by an independent third party, has been obtained from sources considered to be reliable, but Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. does not guarantee that the foregoing material is accurate or complete. This information is not a complete summary or statement of all available data necessary for making an investment decision and does not constitute a recommendation. The information contained in this report does not purport to be a complete description of the securities, markets, or developments referred to in this material. This information is not intended as a solicitation or an offer to buy or sell any security referred to herein. Investments mentioned may not be suitable for all investors. The material is general in nature. Past performance may not be indicative of future results. Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. does not provide advice on tax, legal or mortgage issues. These matters should be discussed with the appropriate professional. Securities offered through Raymond James Financial Services, Inc., member FINRA/SIPC, an independent broker/dealer, and are not insured by FDIC, NCUA or any other government agency, are not deposits or obligations of the financial institution, are not guaranteed by the financial institution, and are subject to risks, including the possible loss of principal. Prepared by Broadridge Investor Communication Solutions, Inc. Copyright 2012.

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We Have Rough Lumber. Call to see what we have in stock. All Seasons Home Center, 406228-8288, or stop by 729 2nd Ave S., Glasgow, MT. 10-I:3:II

Restaurant for Sale: Old Town Grill, Hwy 2, Wolf Point Mt. Call Linda 406-650-3321 or Jim 653-2742. Price negotiable and financing available. 10-I:12-3

Hey! Looking for a good building mover?? Call Dale Freitag 654-1123 or Dan Liese 379-2320. Prompt, experienced, competitive pricing. 10-II

November 6, 2013................................................................. Volume XI Issue 21.............................................................................Tricia’s Trader 10 2000 Country Club Road * Turner, MT 59542 Phone 800-756-1817 Email: office@kimmel-kreations.com www.TriciasTrader.com FAX: 888-796-8498

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DAVE SAYS:

Who Is Dave Ramsey?

Dave Ramsey is a personal money management expert, popular national radio personality and the author of three New York Times bestsellers – The Total Money Makeover, Financial Peace Revisited and More Than Enough. In them, Ramsey exemplifies his life’s work of teaching others how to be financially responsible, so they can acquire enough wealth to take care of loved ones, live prosperously into old age, and give generously to others.

* Dave Ramsey is America’s trusted voice on money and business. He’s authored four New York Times best-selling books: Financial Peace, More Than Enough, The Total Money Makeover and EntreLeadership. The Dave Ramsey Show is heard by more than 5 million listeners each week on more than 500 radio stations. Follow Dave on Twitter at @DaveRamsey and on the web at daveramsey.com.

DEAR DAVE, Should term life insurance be purchased based on your current earnings or future, projected earnings? ~Dan Dear Dan, I usually recommend people have 10 to 12 times their current annual income in a good, level term life insurance policy. However, if you have a solid reason to project your income jumping significantly in the near future, there’s nothing wrong with basing your amount of life insurance coverage on that figure—as long as you can afford it. Now, when I say a solid reason, I’m not talking about having an attitude of, “I’m smart. So, I’m going to make tons more money soon.” That’s ego, not reason. But if you’re in a residency finishing your medical degree, you can realistically look at making $40,000 to $50,000 for another year or two then making the jump to $200,000. That’s the kind of logical thinking and planning I’m talking about. In that scenario, a huge jump in income is almost assured. There’s nothing wrong with going ahead and getting more coverage. The purpose of life insurance is to take care of your family if something unexpected should happen to you. You don’t want to go nuts and buy too much unnecessarily, but you should have enough to ensure that they’re well taken care of when you’re not around. ~Dave DEAR DAVE, My husband and I are debt-free except for our house. I’ve been having a discussion with a coworker over how much money to allow for fun in your budget. I think $100 for a bottle of wine is okay, but she says something like that is unreasonable. What do you think? ~Elizabeth Dear Elizabeth, It depends entirely on your financial situation. Paying $100 for a bottle of wine is pretty dumb if you make only $20,000 a year. But what if you make $200,000 a year? Quit worrying and buy the wine! When you have a great income-to-asset ratio—and you’re living debt-free, have control of your money, and are saving and investing for the future—that’s the time to relax and enjoy a few things. You’ve got to take the whole picture into account. Otherwise, you’ll get caught up in the whole envy and jealousy thing. I know a guy who makes $15 million a year, and recently he bought a $400,000 car. Now, I grew up in a small town in Tennessee. I can’t wrap my head around the idea of a $400,000 automobile. But as a ratio, that’s a very small part of his income. It would be like someone who makes $150,000 a year buying a $4,000 car. That’s a good rule of thumb for determining if something constitutes an outrageous purchase. If it’s a big-enough percentage of your income to rock your world and mess with your finances, then you’re spending too much. But to say that a certain item is too expensive or an irresponsible purchase based on price alone, that’s kind of silly. ~Dave

Date/Time Auction & Auction Co.

Sat. LEWISTOWN, MT: Nov. 2 Sonny & Annie Smith 10am Shobe Auction 406-538-5125 www.shobeauction.com

Thu. LEWISTOWN, MT: Nov. 7 Fergus County Land Auction 6pm Shobe Auction 406-538-5125 www.shobeauction.com Thu. LETHBRIDGE, AB: Nov. 14 Unreserved Public Auction 9am Ritchie Bros. Auction 800-491-4494 www.rbauction.com

Attention, Artists: Looking for a gallery to display your work? Inner Light Emporium in Havre has space avail. Welcoming new artists to sell products. Call 406-399-3735. 11-I Wanted: Hydraulic transfer grain auger, 8 inch, small wheels under hopper. 406-525-3770 11-I

For Sale: 1,000 gal. Poly tank, $350; Bearcat Chipper PTO #70554, $900: Queen size BR set, chest, vanity/ mirror, bed/bxsp & matt, plus bedding, nite stand, $250; Twin Bed/ with bedding, $100; China Closet, $250; Table & 6 chairs, $100; Buffet $50. Wanted: We Buy, Sell & Trade 406-799-3820. Loma. 11-I Gold & Silver. Havre Coin Shop & More. Appraisals, Economical And Valuable Estate Sales, Coins, Gold, Christmas Presents. Lay Silver. 406-390-1761, 220 3rd Away ? Your pleasure is our Ave. - Atrium Mall - Havre, satisfaction. Many saddles, MT. havrecoinbuyer@yahoo. guitars, amps, jewelry or com 406-390-1761. 11-I firearms available. Electronic games, computers, I-Pads, and tools. Leon's Buy&Sell, 720 1st St. Havre 265-3342. 11-I

For Sale: '78 El Dorado. Good shape, runs well, $1,000 OBO; '68 Cadillac 4 dr Sedan DeVille, $1,000 OBO. '68 Ford F-150 4 speed 4x4, $995 OBO. '70 Pontiac Bonneville 57k miles $7,000 OBO. Call 406-654-7794. 10-II

For Sale: 16 ft, 3-pt Triple K with harrows. Also, 2500+ gal fuel tank. 406-357-2477. 10-II Property For Sale: Diamond in the rough. Three city lots in prime Main Street location in Glasgow, MT. Consists of Office and 13 storage units. Has water and electricity. Priced to sell at $149,950. Call 406-301-1986. 11-I

Pawn Broker: Swap Shop in Wolf Point carries a great variety of items. Kitchen tables, guns, games, T.V.'s, hand and power tools. Too much to mention it all. Come check out our selection at 121 Anaconda Street, Wolf Point, Mt. 406-653-1410. 11-I

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For Sale: Income Property. 3-Plex-909 Front Street in Historic Fort Benton, MT. Good rental history. Excellent return. $90,000. Call/Text Ken Nelson @ 406-439-0595 for more information. 10-II

Blades hair, nail and day spa welcomes you for all your hair, skin and nail needs. Also 24 hour tanning is available. Walk-ins are welcome. Located at 4 S. 1st St. W. in Malta, 654-5585. 10-I:12-II

For Sale: 3 bedroom, 1 bath mobile home w/detached garage located in Dodson on 1 ½ acres. This property needs some TLC but is priced right for the handyman. It’s location makes a reasonable commute to Malta or Harlem. Asking $30,000 .(112EA6) 406-654-2273 www. missouririverrealty.com 11-I

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NOVEMBER

Advance your career with Sanjel – Join Canada’s largest privately-owned global energy service company.

Fall/Holiday Festivities

We are looking for employees who share our vision to be the best in everything we do, from superior operations, providing innovative solutions, complete team commitment and our dedication to Pride by Performance.

November 9, Sat. Christmas In the Lodge, GLASGOW. Presently searching for vendors for this event. Would love to have join us: Silpada, Lia Sophia, Pure Romance, Damsel In Defense, Visalus, Bumbles Jewelry, Watkins, Inital Outfitters, L’Bri Pure & Natural, Magnetic Jewelry, Paparazzi, Signature Home Style, Party Lite, Salt City. Please call or text 263-8985.

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November 9, Sat. Wine and Food Festival, CONRAD. The culinary event of the year! Please your palette while indulging your senses. Sample delicious gourmet foods and premium wines. Silent Auction and dance to follow! 406-278-7843

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November 15, Fri. Holiday Market Room LEWISTOWN. A preview of holiday fine art and hand crafts in a Yule Tide setting. 406-535-8278

For Rent: Independent Living for adults 62+ or disabled. HUD subsidy available if qualified. Stop by or call Today!!! Sweet Grass Lodge, 511 First Street West, Chester, MT 59522. 406-759-5400. MTRS Relay: Dial 711 ***Equal Housing Opportunity***Handicapped Accessible. 8-I:1-II

November 16, Sat. AAUW Bazaar and Craft Show GLASGOW. 9:30 - 3:30 Glasgow Civic Center. Homemade items only. 406-228-2747 November 29, Fri. Chinook Parade of Lights, Christmas Stroll and Festival of Trees, CHINOOK. Arts and crafts, food, pictures with Santa, hayrides and music. 406-3574201. Visit www.chinookmontana.com. November 29, Fri. Parade of Lights GREAT FALLS. Parade begins on 6th Street and Central Avenue. 406453-6151 November 29, Fri. Christmas Stroll LEWISTOWN, Christmas Parade, food booths and Santa arrives! 406535-5436 November 30, Sat. Glasgow Christmas Stroll, GLASGOW. Welcome Santa to town at noon. Concessions available. Many group activities available. 406-228-2222 November 30, Sat. Community Tree Lighting, HAVRE Town Square. Visit from Santa, caroling food vendors and prizes. 406-265-4383 November 30, Sat. North Pole Adventure LEWISTOWN. A fun filled trip to the North Pole to see Santa, Christmas carols, games. Tickets are $25 per person. Train boards 30 minutes before departure. 406-535-5436

Fracturing Operators/Drivers (Williston, ND/Miles City, MT) Cementing Operators/Drivers (Williston, ND/Miles City, MT, Riverton, WY) Coiled Tubing Operators/Drivers (Williston, ND/Riverton, WY) Diesel Mechanics (Williston, ND/Miles City, MT, Billings, MT) Electronics Technicians (Williston, ND/Miles City, MT) Laboratory Technicians (Williston, ND/Miles City, MT)

A Great Place To Work! Are you ready to join a great, enthusiastic team in the food service industry? The Dancing Beagle Café And Bakery in Rudyard is hiring for all positions. Apply in person at the restaurant on Main Street! 10-II Administrative Professional/ Sales: The ideal candidate must communicate effectively, be detail oriented, goal driven and be able to obtain a Property/ Casualty Insurance License within 6 months of hire. Duties include customer service, and sales support. Must have a DL, a HS diploma or equal and be computer literate. Farm Bureau Insurance, P O Box 1072, Havre 406- 265-1158. 10-II

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Chinook’s 28th Annual

Parade of Lights, Christmas Stroll & Festival of Trees! Friday, November 29th, 2013 Anyone interested in becoming a vendor, contact Peggy Perry at 799-6834 or visit www.ChinookMontana.com to sign up!

BE SURE TO ENTER YOUR TREE IN THE FESTIVAL OF TREES!

Find out more online!

The 2013 Parade of Lights and Christmas Stroll is sponsored by the Chinook Area Chamber of Commerce.

For Sale: 2 and 3 door For Sale: 2002 Suzuki 250 commercial coolers, clothes 4x4 ATV. $2,900. Ask for racks, and other miscellaneous Larry. 406-265-9595. 10-II items. Call 406-390-2417 11-I

For Sale: 2011 Polaris Ranger 800 w/cab. Call 265-9595. 11-I

WE ARE GRATEFUL. All of us at Tricia’s Trader wish to express our gratitude for you, our readers and advertisers today and every day.

Happy Thanksgiving!

3 Sisters at 101 S. 1st St. E. in Malta has something for everyone! Now selling doTerra oils. Come shop the little store on the corner with a big selection. 406-654-2529. 10-I:12-II

Estate Auction: Nov. 16th, 10am @ Stretchs 140 S. 1st St. E. Malta. Also including some consignment items. Sale conducted by Hines Auction. For detail email dhauction@ mtintouch.net or call Dave 654-4780 or 654-2838 11-I

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Bill’s

Food Corner

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I would like to show you some excerpts of a study recently resurrected and posted on Medscape.com. Take note of the original date of the study. To read more, go to Medscape.com and reference “saturated fats”. “Design. Evaluation of recovered data from the Sydney Diet Heart Study, a single blinded, parallel group, randomized controlled trial conducted in 1966-73; and an updated metaanalysis including these previously missing data. Interventions. Replacement of dietary saturated fats (from animal fats, common margarines, and shortenings) with omega 6 linoleic acid (from safflower oil and safflower oil polyunsaturated margarine). Controls received no specific dietary instruction or study foods. All non-dietary aspects were designed to be equivalent in both groups. Conclusions. Advice to substitute polyunsaturated fats for saturated fats is a key component of worldwide dietary guidelines for coronary heart disease risk reduction. However, clinical benefits of the most abundant polyunsaturated fatty acid, omega 6 linoleic acid, have not been established. In this cohort, substituting dietary linoleic acid in place of saturated fats increased the rates of death from all causes, coronary heart disease, and cardiovascular disease. An updated meta-analysis of linoleic acid intervention trials showed no evidence of cardiovascular benefit. These findings could have important implications for worldwide dietary advice to substitute omega 6 linoleic acid, or polyunsaturated fats in general, for saturated fats.” I get the feeling we have been bamboozled for about the last 50 years. Now, here’s a recipe that has some healthy saturated animal fat in it. Karen Egbert of Turner fed it to me for lunch one day, and I hounded her for the recipe until she gave it to me to shut me up. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. 1 ½ lb. ground beef 1 medium onion, diced 16 oz. can chili beans 8 oz. can tomato sauce

Frito Pie Casserole 1 envelope taco seasoning 15 oz. can diced tomatoes 2 ½ cups shredded cheddar cheese 10 oz. bag Frito corn chips

In a large frying pan with 1 Tbsp. butter, brown beef and onion. Remove from heat and add the beans, tomato sauce, taco seasoning and tomatoes, plus ½ cup of shredded cheese; stir to blend. Cover bottom of a 9x13 Pyrex casserole dish with half of the Frito chips. Spoon chili mixture on top and bake at 350* for twenty minutes. Add remaining Frito chips and cheese to top and bake another 10 minutes or until cheese is melted. Serve with sour cream (optional). For Sale: Spacious older Saco commercial building. Includes built in air compressor, paint booth and office space. Overhead natural gas space heaters & a lot large enough for off street parking or storage. Renters in place. vAsking $59,900 (111KG6) 406-654-2273 www. missouririverrealty.com 11-I Help Wanted: All positions. Apply in person. The Pro, Havre. 126 4th Ave., Havre, MT. 11-I For Sale: Master Tow car dolly, $850; downhill skis and Salomon Boots, men size 8.5, $225; 37 piece cut glass dinner set w/poinsettia design, $85; 2-13' custom ivory valences, $80. All in excellent condition. 406-355-4432. 11-I

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For Sale: HD Flatbed, 8ft x 11ft, off reg cab dually, headache rack, HD bumper, 4" side rails, 5th wheel ball, 2 underbody tool boxes, new cost $3500, asking $2000. 406-783-5599, 783-7499. 11-I For Sale: Double bull archery blind, $325. (Reg. $400). Call John at JR's Tackle Shop 406-353-4850. 9-II:12-I Pay Less: Why pay $400 for an electronic game call when you can get one for $85 including shipping. How about a game camera for $65? How about a web camera to look at your fields, water tanks, barn? Visit www. moosedriver.com. 11-I:4-II: Help Wanted: Service Technician, pref. Chrysler Certified. Motivated selfstarter. Join winning team at growing dealership. Exc benefits, incl. pd vaca, 401K, ins. Apply at North Star Dodge, or send resumé. Attn: Jennifer, jen@northstaryamaha.com, 1720 Hwy 2 E., Havre, MT 59501. 800-726-8229 Fax 406-265-1445. 10-II

River Break Basecamp: Downtown Ft. Benton-Buys Sells Consigns* new/used/old books ** rock/gem/artifacts ** vintage farmstead relics*. Call Tom @ 406 564-3326. 11-I

For Sale: Deck The Halls! Christmas Craft & Decorating Items at Goodies Galore in Chinook. Huge, New Selection! Main Street, Chinook (under the Elks Bar Position opening: Liberty sign). (406) 390-2801. 11-I Medical Center seeking Network Technician. 34 hrs/ For Sale: RARE KNIVES wk, with the possibility full Large Selection RUANA time. Associate’s degree in CS CASE XX ~ SCHRADE or Computer Information Sys. Hard - to - find USA-made and min. 3 yrs. experience Old Timer & Uncle Henry required. Salary is DOE. Knife/Scissor Sharpening For more info, contact Shari Big Sky Images & Collectibles Dolan, Chief Financial Officer, Havre Holiday Village Mall 406-759-5181. Applications ~~~~~(406)399-6522~~~~~ accepted until Oct. 31st or until the position is filled. 11-I For Sale: 2004 Subaru Outback, LL Bean edition. Loaded! $11,995. Call Snowy Mountain Motors 406-538-4014. 10-II We are looking for congenial, multi-talented people to join hospitality team at Virgelle Merc and Canoe Co. River trip outfitting, B&B, and Antiques Store with international clientele. Season is April thru September. For more info, please call 800.426.2926 or visit our website VirgelleMontana.com. 10-II

Home For Sale: 5yo. 2,500sq’. 4bed/2ba. Open, large kit w/ oak, dbl oven, pantry. Fr doors. Newer A/C, heat. Bamboo. Jetted tub. Heated Dbl Garage. Studio apt. Low-maint corner lot w/fruit trees. Handicap-friendly. $289K, negot. Chinook, MT. 406-357-2635/860-2745. 11-I For Sale: Remodeled 4 bedroom home close to downtown Malta. Fenced backyard and includes range/oven, refrigerator, freezer, washer and dryer! Asking $60,000 (142TS6) 406-654-2273 missouririverrealty.com 10-II

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For Sale: Grand Theater in Harlem. Fully equipped, sound system, projector, plater feed, 200 seats. Needs TLC. Reduced price because of vandalisim from $15,000 to $7,500 or OBO. Packys convienience store and lot in Malta, $70,000 $60,000 OBO. Contact Greg 406-654-7057 or 654-1132. 11-I

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InStock Laminate $1.99 s.f.

Crafts: Quality Hand Quilting, Piece Work And Knotted Baby Blankets From The Heart Of Montana! Call Today! 406-3742406 Moore, Montana. 10-II

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Fountains & Fireplaces

Flooring Remnants For Sale: 1996 Chevy 3/4 Ton 4x4 ext cab. Diesel. Call 406-265-6841. 11-I

Radio Shack in Malta is now your local Triangle Mobile cell phone dealer. Call 406-654-3639 with any questions. 9-I:12-I

For Sale: 2007 Chrysler Town & Country Touring, V-6, Auto, Front Wheel Drive, Leather, Nav, Rear Seat DVD, Stow & Go Seats, 81k mi., $10,195. Call G&B Toyota, (406) 265-2205. 10-II

For Sale: New or used bumpers. Various makes & models. Call Custom Collision Repair, 406-265-8492. 11-I

For Sale: INDIAN BLANKETS & ARTWORK Sweetgrass ~ Sage ~ Furs Buckskin ~ Saddles USA Old Timer Knives Knife/Scissor Sharpening, Custom Framing, Big Sky Images & Collectibles Havre Holiday Village Mall ~~~~~(406)399-6522~~~~~

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For Sale: 2004 Subaru Outback, For Sale: 2004 Dodge Ram LL Bean edition. Loaded! 2500 crew cab excellent $9,995. Call Snowy Mountain condition, 109,000 mi. Motors 406-538-4014. 11-I Call 390-4605. 11-I Kent Morehouse Taxidermy: Full service taxidermist. Birds, fish, big game, small game, exotics, Europeans and more. Located on Ft. Peck Hwy in Glasgow, MT. 406-2632700 or 406-367-5200. 11-I

For Sale: '93 Big Foot overhead camper with AC, fully contained 9.5 ft. long, $5,000, will deal. Also,Turnkey home for sale in Dodson 3bdr. 1bath 60ft long, 20ft wide on 1/2 acre including all mineral rights call for more info. Call 383-4440 or 390-2466. 11-I

For Sale: 1568 John Deere round baler. 2,500 bales. 3 yrs old. Call for info 406-3572211 or email rainbowsales@ mtintouch.net. 11-I

Buying Estates: Small or large! Call The Past Estate Sales & Service. 406-2624379 thebatrack@bresnan. net Havre, MT. 11-I

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