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THINGS TO KNOW: Mar. 20, Thurs.: FOOT CLINIC, at Big Sandy Senior Center. Call Montana Foot Care Nurse, LLC to make an appointment. (406) 781-7748. Mar. 21&22, Fri. & Sat.: HEDA COMMUNITY RUMMAGE SALE, March 21st 3 - 8 March 22 8:30 - Noon. Hi-Line Community Center Hingham School. Mar. 23, Sun.: TURNER-HOGELAND LIONS CLUB Breakfast, 8amNoon, Turner Legion Hall.

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Mar. 26, Wed.: DRIVER SAFETY CLASS, 1pm-5pm Harlem Senior Center, Call 406-353-2971 for more information and to register. Mar. 28, Fri.: 49TH ANNUAL SCHMECKFEST - German Festival of Tasting. At the Lustre Christian High School, Serving food from 5-7 with live and silent auctions and a program to follow. Call 392-5723 for more information. Apr. 1 & 2, Tues.-Wed.: FOOT CLINIC, at Chinook Senior Center. Call Montana Foot Care Nurse, LLC to make an appointment. (406) 781-7748. Apr. 3 & 4, Thurs.-Fri.: FOOT CLINIC, at Harlem Senior Center. Call Montana Foot Care Nurse, LLC to make an appointment. (406) 781-7748. Apr. 13, Sun.: 9TH ANNUAL SPRING INTO BASKETBALL 3-ON-3 TOURNEY, Chinook High School. Contact Tammy Edwards. 406-357-2385 evenings, email tamedwards76@yahoo.com. Apr. 13, Sun.: ST. MARY’S ANNUAL SPRING DINNER, Palm Sunday, at St. Mary’s Church in Chester, Noon to 2pm. Turkey and ham with all the trimmings. Free will offering. Thurs. nights.: CRIBBAGE! 7pm. Come and play OR learn to play. Sweet Grass Lodge, Chester, Montana.

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Four Butte Cattle Co. (4B) C Bar Angus (C-) Kent & Judy Pike Artt & Ross Christofferson 406-357-2994 406-658-2216 or 658-2153 fourbuttes@hotmail.com rc516@mtintouch.net Bryan Pike (BP) Bar 9 Ranch (-9) 406-788-5952 Clayton Hofeldt • 406-945-0850 bpike4@hotmail.com bar_9_ranch@hotmail.com

For Sale: Butcher hogs available year-round. Call 406895-2226 or 895-7019. 2-I:7-II Coming to the LOMA FLEA Market April 5th? Then stop at the Trash and Treasure shop on hwy 87 and 4th avenue and get in on many bargains at 1/2 price sale. Saturday April 5th 9-4 FREE gift for everyone. 3-II

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Now Buying: All Kinds of Raw Fur, skinned or unskinned. Coyotes--Red Fox--Badgers--Raccoons-Muskrats--Bobcats. Thunder Mountain Fur Co., Larry DiLulo. 12610 Paradise Valley Rd., Chinook, MT. (406) 357-2894. 12-II:3-I For Sale: Sweet Pro Premium feed supplements (profit block) advantages are no molasses & all minerals are celated. No extra pallets or tubs or extra deposits on tubs. We can help, available by the tub or truckload and can be delivered. Call 406-654-1989, 406-6544693, 406-301-2731. 3-II

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For the Sheep Rancher at Heart: Immaculately restored sheepwagon with all the amenities of camping. Camp in rustic style! Asking $9,500. Located in Minnesota, delivery will be arranged. Call 406-379-2512. x For Sale: 14 older motel units and an office with frontage along US Hwy 2 in Harlem, MT. Although this property is in need of some TLC, many updates were done in 2006. Asking $98,500 (202MM6) 406-654-2273 missouririverrealty.com 3-II

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

Sit, Stay

Prior to my marrying my high school sweetheart, my older brother, Dana, offered this advice. “Training a wife is like training a dog.” I would have completely ignored his wisdom because at the time he was a rider in our mountain cow camps, so was on the path to perpetual bachelordom. However, he did have a very well trained dog, Cody, so he just might have an inside angle to a good marriage. Over the years I have successfully trained several dogs, but the outcome in training the trophy wife is yet to be determined. The fact she has never left me to ride for some other brand is testament to my soft approach to the training process. If Druann ever reads this, she will kill me, so I’ll focus on dogs in the remaining column. To be the top dog, the number one rule is never give a command you are unable or unwilling to immediately enforce. If you do not have control over your canine while he is on a leash, it is foolish to think you will control him when he is sprinting through the brush. I painfully remember several pheasant hunts ruined by dog owners unfamiliar with rule number one. Here was the scene: We parked our pickups on the edge of an un-harvested grain field stuffed with rooster pheasants. My friend opened the two kennels in his rig and his two professionally trained Labrador Retrievers rocketed to freedom. At speeds faster than a shotgun blast,

both dogs ripped into the field and began flushing pheasants. The owner chased them screaming the command “kennel, kennel” as if he fully expected the dogs to suddenly have an epiphany upon hearing his voice and return to the pickup. They never did. As dozens upon dozens of roosters safely took flight over the far horizon, I quietly banged my head on the hood of my pickup wondering why I kept subjecting myself to this insanity. This same rule regarding the senselessness of issuing commands you have no ability, or intentions, to enforce also exists in politics; especially in the international theatre, so I will jump to my point. Once again, America finds herself negotiating from a position of weakness, figuratively screaming “kennel, kennel” to foreign entities deaf to empty threats. No longer are we the world’s sole super power, so third rate dictators thumb their noses at President Obama while he draws meaningless lines in the sand. Seizing the golden opportunity of America’s pacifist ineptness, Russia recently invaded Ukraine; a scene glaringly similar to their invasion of Afghanistan in 1980. Those were the Carter years; another time where America wielded the sword and shield of appeasement. Interestingly, the Olympics served as a stage prop in both 1980 and today in 2014. With the Russian invasion of Afghanistan, President Carter called for FILTER SERVICES: For all of your air filter and water filter cleaning services call FLAWLESS FILTERS. Servicing North Central Montana with a complete line of Baldwin Filters. 406-3763106, 406-799-4580 (cell) or email us at flawlessfilters@ mtintouch.net 3-I

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a boycott of the Summer Games to be held in Moscow and 62 countries honored his request. Learning from history, Putin postponed invading Ukraine until after the closing of the 2014 Sochi Olympics. Should we militarily engage in Ukraine? I think not, but our options are few at this point. Would things have been different today on the world stage had on September 11, 2012, President Obama launched a full force military rescue on Benghazi when Ambassador Stevens came under attack? Absolutely! Had the terrorists been sent straight to the gates of hell compliments of American firepower the entire world would realize we will enforce any command, anytime and anywhere on the face of the earth. Instead we let the desperate, final SOS call from two of America’s finest fall on deaf ears all while officials in Washington DC concocted an elaborate ruse this situation was due to an antiMuslim video. When you couple the blame-America-first attitude of this administration with the March 26, 2012 offmike whisper from President Obama to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to “tell Vladimir I will be more flexible” after winning re-election, is it any wonder the Russians view the United States as a paper tiger? Just like the post-Carter era, America so needs a principled leader who truly loves our country.

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended 2013 at a new all-time record, and the S&P 500 reached its all-time closing high two weeks later. The Federal Reserve is confident enough that in December it announced it would begin reducing the bond purchases that have helped fuel economic recovery. But fast-forward to the end of January and things look a little different. The Dow lost 5.6% during the month--its worst January since 2009--and the S&P 500 went from an all-time high to a monthly loss in just over two weeks. What in the world has been going on? As it turns out, “what in the world” is exactly the right phrase. The recent turmoil demonstrates just how tightly linked global markets are now. The shift in Fed policy coupled with internal problems in a number of emerging-market countries have given financial markets around the world the jitters. After 2013’s stellar run for equities, many investors have decided to back away from risk for a while, and that has hurt not only emerging markets but also U.S. stocks. If you’re unclear about why a headline like “Argentina devalues its peso” can have an impact on equities around the world, you’re not alone. Here’s a brief look at how Fed policy and emerging-market currencies have combined to wreak havoc on global markets recently. Good news, bad news from the Fed Since November 2008, policies by both the Federal Reserve and other central banks have kept interest rates low; to combat the recession, they injected money into the global economy and made it easier to obtain credit. Emerging markets benefitted from that easy money. Investors who grew impatient with the Fed’s historically low interest rates turned to investments paying a higher return. In many cases, those investments were overseas, and that influx of money helped fuel growth in emerging markets. However, that dynamic began to show signs of reversing last June after the Fed announced its plans for winding down its economic support. Investors who had sought the higher interest rates that emerging markets had to pay on their debt began to rethink their strategy, anticipating the end of rock-bottom rates on U.S. Treasuries and a stronger dollar. Once the Fed actually began cutting its bond purchases last month, currencies such as the Brazilian real, the Indian rupee, the South African rand, and the Turkish lira began to lose value even more rapidly. As a country’s currency weakened and each real or lira bought less and less, higher prices set in, especially for goods valued in stronger currencies such as the dollar. That kind of inflation, coupled with high budget deficits in many cases, has contributed to political instability in some countries. Many emerging-market leaders have been faced with a difficult choice. Do they raise interest rates to try to fight inflation and keep investment assets from leaving the country for bigger returns elsewhere--at the risk of hurting what may be an already fragile economy by making credit tougher to get? Or do they devalue their currency further, hoping that less-expensive exports will improve sales, but also risking greater inflation and the anger of citizens suffering from soaring prices? That uncertainty has brought on double-digit losses in the stock markets of some developing economies such as Brazil and Turkey. The Fed isn’t the only reason for emerging-market problems The beginning of tighter Fed policy in January was followed by a second trigger for the current turmoil: a survey of purchasing managers in China that suggested that the manufacturing sector there was slowing. China has announced plans to rein its so-called “shadow banking” system--unregulated lending that has helped fuel a frenzy of development there in recent years.

China’s manufacturing sector, which serves as the factory floor for much of the world, is an important customer for the commodity exports that are vital to many emerging economies; lower demand for commodities could have a substantial impact on countries whose economies depend on exporting them. If Chinese manufacturing catches a cold, economies that depend on exports to those manufacturers could get the flu, and the disease could take the biggest toll on countries whose economies are already sick or that have low reserves of U.S. dollars in their coffers. Concerns about such problems have come to a head in the last few weeks as countries have taken various approaches to try to deal with their problems. Argentina stunned global markets when it devalued its peso by almost 20% in an attempt to help pay the country’s debts, while Venezuela imposed indirect currency controls. Turkey nearly doubled its key interest rate, while central banks in Brazil, India, and South Africa also have raised interest rates in the last couple of weeks. Why does any of this matter to U.S. equities? There are two reasons why the turmoil in emerging markets has had an impact domestically. First, many large U.S. companies derive a substantial percentage of their revenues overseas. Weaker currencies abroad can cut into those companies’ revenues as American goods become more unaffordable for customers overseas and sales made in a weakened currency are worth less to a company’s bottom line. Headwinds from exchange rates and lower sales could affect corporate profits. Also, it wasn’t so long ago that global financial institutions were at serious risk of being hurt by bad investments in struggling countries. Memories of Greece and other struggling eurozone countries in 2011-2012 are helping to fuel a global “risk off” mentality among investors already on edge about how aggressively the Fed will tighten and how the U.S. economy will respond. Keep some perspective in the face of turbulence The events of recent weeks are a reminder that emerging markets are typically more volatile than those of more developed economies, and that in addition to being subject to the usual risks that apply to all equities, foreign investments are subject to the currency and political risks that are an inherent part of investing internationally. However, it’s also worth remembering that the International Monetary Fund recently raised its forecast for global economic growth this year to an annual rate of 3.7%*. Also, one of the reasons for the Fed’s monetary tightening is that its outlook for the U.S. economy is more encouraging. The Fed also has left itself plenty of room to maintain its support; in 2010, it halted bond purchases because the economy was growing, only to renew them a couple of months later. The Fed won’t meet again until the end of March, so markets will have a little time to digest its most recent decision. Don’t let every twist and turn derail a carefully constructed investment game plan. If you’re focused on a long-term goal, remember that your personal circumstances are just as important as external events, and ups and downs in the market are to be expected. Though the S&P 500 lost 3.6% in January, that came on the heels of a 29.6% price gain in 2013, and many experts have argued that some retrenchment in an almost five-year bull market is to be expected. However, it might be worth exploring how various asset classes in your portfolio could be affected by Fed actions and global volatility, and whether there are ways to hedge your exposure. And if you’ve been keeping a substantial cash position, volatility also may present buying opportunities. *World Economic Outlook Update, January 2014, www.imf.org, as of 2/3/2014.

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.

Anderson Orchards Cafe and Deli now offers Daily Lunch Specials at a great price! Offering great selection of Amish meats/cheeses, candy, condiments, Montana Coffee Traders, Big Trains, Wilcoxson Ice Cream and much much more! Rudyard, MT. MonSat. 8-2 & Sun. 9-2. 3-II

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Spring 2014 Auction Calendar Saturday, March 15, 5:30 p.m. - Hobson Extravaganza Scholarship Benefit Auction, Hobson High School Gym.  Friday, March 21, 6:00 p.m. - Western Heritage Artists Paint Around Quick Draw, Holiday Inn, Great Falls.  Saturday, March 22, 7:00 p.m. - Western Heritage Artists Competing for Causes Auction, Holiday Inn, Great Falls.  Saturday, March 29, 10:00 a.m. - Cabin Fever Antique & Coin Auction, 

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 mi., $7,000 OBO; '87 Lincoln 6dr. Limo, some body damage, 75k mi, $3,500 OBO. Call 406-654-7794. 3-II

Fairgrounds, Lewistown. Large collection of RW stoneware, fancy glassware, dolls, coins, western books and gear.

Saturday, May 3, 10:00 a.m. - Large Gold & Silver Coin Collection, Toys & Western Books, Yogo Inn, Lewistown.  Saturday, May 31, 10:00 a.m. - Jay Contway Western Art & Collectibles Auction, Fairgrounds, Lewistown. Featuring bronzes by Jay Contway, Will James 

original pen & ink drawings, large collection of Paleo and Custer era Indian artifacts, western paintings and prints, western gear.

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Wednesday, June 25 - Amish Auction, Moore, MT. Featuring hand-made Amish furniture, quilts and more.

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3 Sisters at 101 S. 1st St. E in Malta has something for everyone. Now selling doTerra oils, candy jars for any occasion. For Sale: 1236 Cleveland Ave., Come shop the little store on Havre, 2 br, 1-3/4 ba. home, 2 the corner with a big selection! non-conforming bedrooms in 406-654-2529. 1-I:3-II full bsmt., TV room, pantry/ storage, beautiful backyard/ patio. Call 265-7845. 3-II

For Sale: 2010 Arctic Cat For Sale: 22" Yard Machine All Seasons Home Center: 406- M8 Snowmobile. 153" track. Snow Blower. $350. 228-8288, or stop by 729 2nd 1,700 mi. $6,500. Call Larry Call 406-403-1804. 3-I Ave S., Glasgow, MT 10-I:3:II at Red's (406) 265-9595. 3-II

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Guitars of Montana: Band/ Orch.Rentals/Sales-Educator appr. instrumts. Am. Guild guitars. Bluegrass/Ukuleles. BOSS effects. Spec. orders welcome. We ship! #2 5th St. S., Great Falls, 453-4998/ Bing at 1-877-566-2224. www. guitarsofmontana.com 3-II:9-I

Real Estate: Check out this weeks ad on page 3 to see our latest listings. You can also see up to date information at fbrealty.com or stop by our office Fort Benton Realty, 1426 Front Street, Fort Benton, MT. (800)406-0946. 3-II

For Sale: Available now are three residential building lots sold together or separately in the Sleeping Buffalo Acres of Saco. All lots have electricity nearby and a proposed rural water district is being formed. Lots 24-26 Asking $18,000 to $20,000 (102KG6) 3-I

For Sale: 2 bedroom house, any reasonable offer considered, must be moved. Has basement access. Call 406-357-2475. 3-II Open House, Apr. 3rd: Farmer's Union Oil Co. in Rudyard, MT. Free Hot Dogs & Chili, 11:30am-1:00pm. Spring Oil Sale starts March 17; runs thru April 3. Call today, 406-355-4543. 3-I Did You Know? When you place an ad in Tricia’s Trader, you also get an online presence. All our ads are searchable-display ads AND classifieds! Get results...place your ad in Tricia’s Trader today. Visit triciastrader.com. x

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

Best Resting Inn & Extended Stay: "We're not the Fanciest, We're the Friendliest." 5001 River Dr. N., Gt Falls, MT. 406-268-8333. x

Malta Tire Factory is ready to help you with all your automotive repairs and tractor tire repairs. Malta Tire, Hwy 2 West, Malta. 406-654-2120. 3-I

For Sale: 1223 Cleveland Ave, Havre. 3 bed, 2 ba. home in Highland Park. New siding, roof, windows. Basement plumbed for add’l bath. Oversized heated double garage & add’l lot Call 265-7845. 3-II Coming to the LOMA FLEA Market April 5th? Then stop at the Trash and Treasure shop on hwy 87 and 4th avenue and get in on many bargains at 1/2 price sale. Saturday April 5th 9-4 FREE gift for everyone. 3-II

Flying K Ranch – Bull Sale April 9, 2014 Swift Current, SK CANADA. 80 Yearling Red Angus Bulls. www. flyingkranch.ca to view bull videos & catalog. Call Brian/ Christine Hanel for more info (306)773-6313. 3-II

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~~~~~ 11-I:2-II#1 Stenberg Market Hog Sale: Saturday, April 12, 2014, 90A Otter Creek Road, Big Timber, MT 59011, 9:30 AM. Viewing, 11:00 AM. Live auction. Lunch & Coffee provided. Selling over 100 head of Elite Prospects. Jason Stenberg 406930-0405, jason_8255@yahoo. com. Visit us online at www. stenbergmarkethogs.com. 3-II

A self-directed program puts the individual receiving the care in charge, allowing you to arrange and direct your own services and supports. You select, train and manage your caregiver. We take care of the program paperwork, so you can take care of...you! Services www.ConsumerDirectMT.com ServicesAvailable AvailableStatewide Statewide • Havre Office: 406-265-2393 • www.ConsumerDirectMT.com Great Falls Lots For Sale: 4 lots on 10th Ave. South with Businesses. 3 lots on 11th Ave. South - vacant. Call Ken Nelson 406-4390595 or Larry Martinson 390-1509. Flynn Realty. 3-II

For Sale: 3x3x8 bales of 1st & 2nd cutting alfalfa, Blue joint & straw for sale. Grain corn available. 406-785-2261 or 406-263-7022. 2-I:3-II

Searching for something? Find it in the search window at www.TriciasTrader.com. x Position Opening: Turner Public Schools head cook position full time, Mon-Thur. Requires 2 wks. training in current school term. Begin 2014-15 term. Req. ability to prepare and serve food, record keeping, meet School Food guidelines. Open until filled. For Dist. App. and job description contact: Supt. R. Chvilicek-379-2315 / Dist.Clerk C. Cowan-379-2205. 3-II:5-II

Zerbe Bros Inc.: Full time position open for a Service Technician. Zerbe's offer great benefits. Call Galen at 406228-4311 or gzerbe@nemont. net for more information. 3-II

By the warmth of the wood stove fire, learn some time honoured traditions of Montana's Homesteaders, combined with the techniques of today, and experience an afternoon of food, fun & friends, in the unique, historic setting of the Virgelle Mer. $75 includes... Tuitions, Evening Meal & Accommodations with breakfast at Virgelle. Classes begin at 1:00 p.m. until supper is over.

For Sale: Whispering Winds: A History of the Big Flat 750 page hardcover book celebrating Turner, Montanaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s centennial. Get your copy today for only $100. Visit www. turnermontana.us or call Edward Snider at 406-353-2934. x

*************Senior Center Menus************* RUDYARD: Served Monday thru Friday at 11:30am, Rudyard Senior Center March 18 Loaded Baked Potato, Salad, Ice Cream March 19 Pork Roast, Scalloped Potatoes, Lima Beans, Pudding March 20 Tomato Soup, Grilled Cheese, Banana Cake March 21 Fish, Baked Potato, Green Beans, Pear Crisp March 24 Italian Chicken, Noodles March 25 Ham & Egg Casserole, Fresh Fruit March 26 Turkey Tetrazzini, Salad, Pumpkin Ice Cream March 27 Sloppy Joes, Fries, Salad, Lemon Bars March 28 Sweet & Sour Meatballs, Rice, Peach Cobbler GILDFORD Gildford Baptist Church Served Mon/Wed/Fri 11:30am March 19 Pork Roast, Scalloped Potatoes, Lima Beans, Pudding March 21 Fish, Baked Potato, Green Beans, Pear Crisp March 24 Italian Chicken, Noodles March 26 Turkey Tetrazzini, Salad, Pumpkin Ice Cream March 28 Sweet & Sour Meatballs, Rice, Peach Cobbler

LITTLE ROCKIES RETIREMENT CENTER (HARLEM) Across from Albertsons Served Monday - Saturday at 12 noon March 17 Pork Chow Mein March 18 Broccoli Soup March 19 Corned Beef and Cabbage March 20 Chicken Alfredo March 21 Salmon Patties March 22 Spaghetti March 24 Liver and Onions March 25 Tomato Soup March 26 Chilli March 27 Chicken Tenders March 28 Cheesy Corn Bread Casserole March 29 Baked Potato Bar *All menus subject to change without prior notice.

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"Pit Stop" On The Farm Service: Meridian Bins, Hankook, Goodyear, tires, crop chemicals, poly tanks, repairs And Much More! 3 Locations To Serve You! Galata, Chester, Inverness. Fraser's Oil. 406-292-3833 3-II

CATTLE WITH SUBSTANCE AND QUALITY, BACKED BY PEOPLE WITH INTEGRITY

J5 A.V.G.I. JOE 31A

THIS BULL COVERS ALL THE BASES! HE IS DESTINED FOR GREATNESS!

Quality & Integrity

APRIL 3, 2014 AT 1:00 P.M. at Glasgow Stockyards, Glasgow Montana

For Sale: Whispering Winds: A History of the Big Flat 750 page hardcover book celebrating Turner, Montana’s centennial. Get your copy today for only $100. Visit www. turnermontana.us or call Edward Snider at 406-353-2934. x

50 Yearling Bulls 20 Yearling Heifers

For a catalog or more information call us at 406-357-3125 or Jim 406-539-3100 or Brady 406-539-2102 e-mail: bbowlesj5@yahoo.com facebook.com/BowlesJ5Reds 12995 Paradise Valley Rd, Chinook, MT 59523

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7 Half Diamon Cattle Co. Ltd. Glen Weich Collden Farms Ltd. & Gary Collins Farms Ltd. Merlinds Farms Ray Grisnich

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Business for Sale $150,000

DAVE SAYS:

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.

104 3rd Ave., Havre, Montana

Ed Ruff, Broker/Owner

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Badlands Car Wash 413 2nd St., Havre, MT

This downtown business is a little cash cow. Building and car wash business on two city lots in the heart of downtown Havre, MT is offered for sale to that person who has the time to rake it in.

* 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, I know you hate payday loan companies. Do you feel the same way about check-cashing companies? ~Brian Dear Brian, Check-cashing companies are not a good deal, but they’re nowhere near as bad as payday lenders. All check-cashing businesses do is charge a fee to cash a check. Honestly, it’s kind of silly to me that places like this can make money when all you have to do is walk into a bank and open an account. But there’s a percentage of our population that people in financial circles call “unbanked.” This means they avoid banks for whatever reason, but in the process they leave themselves susceptible to bad deals like this. So I don’t feel the same way about check-cashing companies as I do about payday lenders. It’s still not a financially smart move to pay a storefront operation a fee just to cash a check, but these businesses aren’t nearly as abusive as payday lenders. ~Dave DEAR DAVE, My 6-year old son has saved up $400. He said he wants to buy a motorcycle with it someday, but he recently changed his mind and wants to buy a computer tablet. Is it okay for him to change his mind like this, and how should I handle things?. ~Christina Dear Christina, I’m not really concerned whether it’s a motorcycle or a tablet, especially if he’s saved his own money. I think the big thing we’re looking for in all this is a teachable moment. Certainly regret is a concern, especially with a kid so young. But the reality is that neither the decision nor the possible regret afterward will ruin his life. If you talk to him and try to advise him beforehand, and he gets upset later because he feels like he made the wrong choice, it gives you the opportunity to step in and gently say, “I’m sorry you think you made a bad choice, but that’s why I wanted you to really think about it first. You had a chance to listen to mom’s wisdom and didn’t. I’m sorry you feel sad now, but I want you to remember it and learn something from this bad decision.” It’s a process of controlled pain and natural consequences. One of my daughters did something similar years ago when we went to an amusement park. All the kids had a set amount of money for the day, and we warned them not to spend it too soon. She turned around and blew all her money on carnival games, then she spent the rest of the day whining while her brother and sister rode the rides and had lots of fun. We didn’t give her any more money, but a controlled amount of pain taught her some valuable lessons that day. She learned to listen to her mom and dad, she learned that carnival games are a rip-off, and she learned to control herself a little bit and think things through. Allowing kids the emotional dignity of making some decisions for themselves is vitally important. You just have to make sure this liberty is supervised and comes with parental warnings and protections. Just because they saved the money doesn’t mean they can do whatever they want. It still has to be used in a way that you, as a parent, are comfortable with and deem appropriate. There will be some natural tension in the process, but it’s a great way to teach kids about money, decision making, maturity and life choices! ~Dave

Newer, Used Products: Tools, Firearms, Chain Saws, Jewelry, 18" & 20" Rims, Guitars, TVs, and Saddles. Leon's Buy & Sell, 720 First St., Havre, MT. 3-I

Flea Market: Loma Flea Market, Saturday, April 5, 9a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Loma Memorial Hall. Concessions all day! For more info call 788-7246. 3-II

We Buy Antiques! One item or a household, give us a call! Virgelle Mercantile, 1-800426-2926 or 378-3110. 3-II

Stephanie Hedrick 406-366-3264

Gunderson Herefords: Dale Gunderson, Two year old Hereford Bulls Private Treaty at the Ranch at Rudyard, 406-355-4212. 3-I

Help Wanted: General farm work, April through September, No experience? - will train. Call (406) 355-4488. 3-I

HAPPENING ON THE HI-LINE THIS SPRING... Jason Groseclose Memorial Tournament Friday-Sunday, March 21-23 Rudyard and Gildford, Montana Jason Groseclose was a young man who had a deep sense of school pride. He lead by example in the classroom and on the playing field. Jason believed in scholastic and social development in becoming a wellrounded individual. The Jason Groseclose scholarship was created in order to help further the education of a North Star Graduate. This scholarship is funded by the Jason Groseclose Memorial fund. Since 1996 the Jason Groseclose Memorial Scholarship fund has distributed approximately $40,000 in Athletic, Academic and related types of scholarships to students of North Star Schools. In memory of Jason, the fund holds a basketball tournament each year to raise funds for the scholarship awards. This year’s Jason Groseclose Memorial tournament is a 16 team tournament to be conducted in the towns of Rudyard and Gildford. According to Bev Groseclose, Friday and Saturday games are set to be played in both Rudyard and Gildford, starting at 6:00 Friday, with four games in each gym. They will run on a continuous clock, so the games take about 1 hour to play. On Sunday, the games are in Rudyard, with the championship game at 3:00. For complete information, including brackets and times, interested parties may contact Pat Foster, Jr. at (406)390-2615 or Bev Groseclose at (406)397-3293 or 390-2069. For further information on the Jason Groseclose Memorial Fund, visit www.jasongroseclose.org, or visit www.facebook.com/ JGMemorialBasketballTournament to follow tournament info on Facebook.

8th Annual Men Who Cook for Women Who Wine Saturday, April 5, 2014 Hingham Community Center Hingham, Montana Each year men from across the Hi-Line get together in Hingham to prepare and serve a grand cuisine for hungry locals and visitors to the community, and submit their talents to a vote for the most popular. Besides partaking in a little springtime festivity, complete with live and silent auctions and games (and let’s not forget the wine tasting), event volunteers raise much

needed funds for Montanans in Blaine, Phillips, Hill and Liberty Counties and the Big Sandy area who are afflicted with serious, lifechanging illnesses and must come up with sudden and unexpected travel expenses. The organization donates the monies raised to people who need help in paying overnight accommodations or assistance paying for transportation. Reserved tables can be purchased by calling Christen Obresley at the Northern MT Hospital Foundation, (406)265-1410. Individual tickets for the gala are available at $25 per person or $275 for a table of eight, and can be purchased at Norman’s Ranch and Sportswear in Havre or the Northern Montana Hospital Foundation office, Ag Wise in Kremlin, the Gildford Merc in Gildford, Spencer’s Hi-Way Bar-Grill in Hingham, McNair Furniture in Rudyard, The Walleye Tavern near Fresno, or from Joyce and Dennis Donoven at 406-395-4505, Denise and Lowell Strissel 397-3169, Cathie and Roger Haas 3973111 or from Debbie and Mark Warren 397-3135.

For Sale: 1400 NH combine, 960 19' straight cut header, 960 13ft pickup header w/ 12' Victory pick-up. All nice shape, $2,500; JD 230 30' header w/ stainless steel bottom, batt real, good one $3,500; hay conditioner for 4000 or 5000 IH swather $250. 406353-2367. Harlem. 3-I:4-II

For Sale: Two newly constructed Malta 3 bdrm 2 bath homes! One level living with an attached 2 car garage vaulted ceilings, oversized walk-in shower and an open floor plan. Call us to tour these homes! Each asking $173,000 (128MR & 129MR6) 3-I

Be sure to thank the businesses on these pages for their support of your community events!

HEDA Community Rummage Sale Friday, March 21 3pm - 8pm

Saturday, March 22 8:30am - 12 noon Tons of Rummage added! $5 Bag sale 10am - noon, Saturday only (anything you can fit in a bag). Furniture, vintage jewelry, washer/dryer, beds, BBQ, household items, lamps, crafts, books and much more. Hi-Line Community Center/Hingham School. Please shop and support our non-profit HiLine Community Center. All monies go toward keeping the building open!!!

Krogmann: Looking for that durable long-lasting balebed, flatbed, bale handler, carry all? Call Smith's Repair 9542564 your local Krogmann dealer, located in Roy and Malta. Manufacturing the best quality since 1989. 3-I

For Sale: Beery Land and Livestock Co. selling private treaty 80 Horned and polled Hereford yearling bulls. Call Matt 406-773-5721 or Eddy 406-773-5710. 3-I Zerbe Bros Inc, Hiring: Large New Holland dlr in NE MT, hiring Svc Tech., F/T pos. Require A/C skills, accurate troubleshooting, diag./repair elec., knowl. of hydraulics and drive train comp. & hay/forage expertise. Computer skills essential. Exc. ben. pkg: 401K, profit sharing, health/dental/ vision, SL/Vaca. Exceptional work environment; 1st Class fully equipped 1T service trucks. gzerbe@nemont.net, Call Galen at 406-228-4311. 3-II

For Sale: 2004 Chevrolet Tahoe LS - 143K Miles, Black Exterior - Gray Cloth Interior, 4WD, 4 Doors, Automatic, 5.3L V8, PS, PW, PL, Cruise, 3rd Row Seats, CD Player, Tow/Haul. Clean. $8,850. Call Heather at 3574201 for more information. 3-II

Chinook Chamber of Commerce

Annual Banquet

Saturday, March 29th at the Chinook Eagles Club 300 Indiana St. - 6:00 p.m. Drinks - 7:00 p.m. Dinner

$15 Per Plate for Non-Members Tickets available at the Door.

For more information or to RSVP, contact Tomi Simenson at 357-3858.

For Sale: Snow rotary plow, 8ft cut, 130 hp engine; 1985 Ford LTD, Crown Victoria, 4 dr; 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee Ltd, all options, very nice cond; 1998 Arctic Cat Powder Extreme snowmobile, 3 cyl 600, good shape $1,500. 873-4780 or 450-4760. 3-I John Jones Estate Auction: April 12th, Malta City Hall, 10am. Some items are: Toro riding lawn mower, zero turn; Antiques; guns; silver coins; household furniture; exercise equipment; new Arctic Cat 4 wheeler w/ blade & sprayer tank attachment; tools; full mount mountain lion; kerosene lamps. Watch next issue of "Tricia's Trader" for a full listing. 3-I

Date Sale info. Wed. MASTER ANGUS Mar. 26 at Bear Paw Livestock 1pm Chinook, MT 406-357-2265 or 680-7483 www.masterangus.com

Date Sale info. Thu. NELSON RANCH May 1 RED/BLK SIMMENTAL,SIMM-ANGUS at Glasgow Stockyards Glasgow, MT Floyd 406-228-2024 or Don 406-367-5251

Mon. Mar. 31 1pm

Private Treaty

49TH PARALLEL BLACK ANGUS Mankota Stockmen’s Weigh Co. Makota, Sask., CAN 306-625-3676. Sale Day = 306-478-2229 Sale broadcast on DVAuction.com

Wed. NISSEN ANGUS Apr. 2 at Bear Paw Livestock 1pm Chinook, MT Lunch at Noon 406-357-3534 or 357-2643 www.nissenangus.com Thu. BOWLES J5 REDS Apr. 3 at Glasgow Stockyards 1pm Glasgow, MT 406-357-3125 or 539-3100 or 539-2102 www.facebook.com/BowlesJ5Reds Mon. Apr. 7 1pm

R. MATH FARMS ANGUS SALE At the ranch, Whitewater MT. 75 bulls, 100 commercial cow/calf prs. Bob Math 406-674-5562

Wed. Apr. 9

FLYING K RANCH BULL SALE Swift Current, SK CANADA. 80 Yearling Red Angus Bulls. www.flyingkranch.ca to view bull videos & catalog. Brian/Christine Hanel, (306)773-6313

Thu. EAYRS ANGUS Apr. 10 at Glasgow Stockyards 1pm Glasgow, MT Monte 406-486-5684, or Dorothy 406-367-5327 Thu. NORTHERN PREMIER ANGUS Apr. 10 at Bear Paw Livestock Chinook, MT 406-262-2347 Wed. MILK RIVER ANGUS Apr. 16 at Bear Paw Livestock 1pm Chinook, MT Clayton Hofeldt 406-945-0850

BEERY’S LAND & LIVESTOCK at the ranch, Vida, MT Matt Beery 406-773-5721 Eddy Berry 406-773-5710

Private BIM & JANAS STRAUSER RED ANGUS Treaty 66 Ranch Havre, MT 406-394-3519 www.66ranch.com Private BAR STAR CATTLE Treaty Polled/Horned Hereford Bulls Loma, MT Chad Murnin 406-399-7811 or 739-4303 wwwfacebook.com/barstarcattle Private Treaty

FUNK ANGUS RANCH at the Ranch, Loma, MT Gary & Roxann Funk 406-392-5777

Private Treaty

GUNDERSON HEREFORDS 2 Year old Hereford Bulls at the Ranch, Rudyard, MT Dale Gunderson 406-355-4212

Dec. 2014 SHIPWHEEL CATTLE Chinook, MT 406-357-2492 www.ShipwheelCattle.com Feb. 2015 WITTKOPP ANGUS Glasgow, MT Home 406-485-3552, Cell 974-3552 Feb. 2015 BULLS OF THE BIG SKY Billings, MT. Simmental, Angus and SimAngus www.bullsofthebigsky.com Mar. 2015 CLEAR CREEK ANGUS Chinook, MT. Teddy & Sara Crowley 406-395-4962 www.clearcreekangus.com Mar. 2015 DUNCAN RANCH CO. Joplin, MT. Bruce Duncan 406-292-3503 btduncan@itstriangle.com

For Sale: .257 Weatherby Mag Vanguard, muzzle brake, scope rings, shells. $639.99 - 406-403-1804. 3-I

R. Math Farms Angus April 7th at 1pm. At ranch, Whitewater MT. Math, 406-674-5562.

Sale the Bob 3-II

For Sale: '04 GMC 2500 White 4-dr 4x4 QuadraSteer. All options except sunroof. 190K mi. New Kelly Safari tires. Got 50K miles with last set on 40/60 gravel/hiway use. B&W 5thWhl Ball. Runs great. DOESN'T use oil. Replaced all worn tire rods/ball joints and rear steer rebuilt 3K miles ago. Ready to go down the road. New alternator (not rebuilt). $12,500 OBO. 406-390-1154. 3-I

Seed Wheat For Sale: Certified Vida and Duclair (New MSU Sawfly Resistant Variety). Great yields, exc. protein. Call Maloney Bros. Ptshp. 406379-2399, 399-2157 or 3792235. Turner, Montana. 3-I The Swap Shop in Wolf Point is a Pawn Broker and carries a great variety of things: kitchen tables, guns, games, hand and power tools, T.V.'s, too much to mention it all. Come check out our selection at 121 Anaconda Street, Wolf Point, Mt. 406-653-1410. 3-I

Bull Sale - April 9, 2014

Get more BANG for your $ with the strong U.S. Dollar!!!

at the Ranch - 14 miles SW Swift Current, SK (about 100 miles North of Malta)

ALL BULLS:

80 Yearling Red Angus Bulls Performance Tested Semen Tested CUP Ultrasound Tested Fed at Home on the Ranch Sight Unseen Purchase Plan Satisfatction Guaranteed! Free Delivery in Montana

Visit our website www.flyingkranch.ca 2014 catalog online mid-March Bull videos will online at the end of March

For more info or a catalog call us, we would be happy to help you with your next bull purchase! Brian, Christine, Dylan, & Shane Hanel (306)773-6313

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15th Annual Sale April 2, 2014 Sale at 1:00 • Lunch at 11:30 • Bear Paw Livestock • Chinook, MT Patty Nissen-Cross Jeff & Christie Nissen 406-357-3534 406-357-2643 15380 Clear Creek Rd Chinook, MT

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Connealy Consensus 7229 x BT Right Time 24J BW +1.6 WW +51 YW +85 MILK +29 MB +.64 RE +.45 $B +84.55 $W +36.27 B.D. - 1/30/2013 Adj. 205: 736 2/18 WT: 1251

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GDAR CJD Alliance 0714 x HA Program 5652 BW +2.7 WW +57 YW +108 MILK +28 MB +.54 RE +.45 $B +70.19 $W 29.37 B.D. - 1/30/2013 Adj. 205: 804 2/18 WT: 1386

Selling 50 spring and 20 fall bulls.

Other sires include SAV Pioneer, Sitz Onward, TC Aberdeen, and KG Rainmaker.

Performance report and video of bulls can be viewed at w w w. n i s s e n a n g u s . c o m

Sale Day Conference Call

Open Air Flea Market & Consignment Auction, 2nd Saturday each month, AprilOctober, Flea Market 8 a.m., Auction starts at 12 p.m. 6400 S. Frontage Rd Billings, Vendor space available, Call 406-652-5202 www.I90AntiqueMall.com. 3-I

March 19, 2014