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For Sale: 1984 Cascade overhead camper. 8.5' slidein w/ jacks, self-contained. $595.00 Call 406-3763223, evenings.

10-II Paying CASH: For scrap Gold jewelry, Silver coins, and Sterling flatware. Havre Coin Shop & More 406390-1761 or 390-1055. 10-II

For Sale: '85 4wd Silverado, great tires, 5000 mi on new engine; 3 horse slant, single axle, good tires and floor, rear tack and all lights work; Hale 2 horse trailer, good floor and tires, lights work; Slave post pounder, mounts on front of tractor.

Call 406-690-3969.

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Need that building moved?

Call Dan at 379-2320. 8-I:10-II For Sale: Homesite with 140 Acres. Flood irrigated hay ground near Harlem, MT. Large 4 bdrm, 3 bath MH with half basement & detached shop/garage on the edge of town. $360,000. Call Ken Nelson @ 406-439-0595. 10-II

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CONTENTS:

Classifieds, Classifieds!

Advertising Info............... 12 Auction Calendar............ 14 Believe!............................. 7 Bill’s Food Corner............. 9 Comic............................. 13 Conservative Cow Dr...... 15 Dave Says...................... 10 Laugh Lines...................... 6 Money Talks...................... 9 Realty Section.................. 8 Rodeo Roundup..............11 Subscriptions.................. 14 “Things to Know”.............. 4

Hickel Water Well Drilling: Free Estimates, Wells Drilled & Cleaned, Pump Sales & Service. Call 406-383-4363 (h) or 390-6254 (c).

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Tractor Needed?? Great financing available! Rates are excellent right now for new tractors at Big Equipment!

Call 406-265-9554. 10-II

See pg 12 for deadlines, rates & to place an ad!

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For Sale: Used Marvin windows.

Double pane, wood frame. Various sizes.

Call (406) 355-4479. 10-II

For Sale: RARE KNIVES Large Selection RUANA CASE XX ~ SCHRADE Hard - to - find USA-made Old Timer & Uncle Henry Knife/Scissor Sharpening Big Sky Images & Collectibles Havre Holiday Village Mall ~~~~~(406)399-6522~~~~~

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FBR

Fort Benton Realty

Office/Business Building-Fort Benton 1344 total ft, spacious entry way, 5 offices, drive-thru window, security system, paved parking, landscaped and separate garage/ storage building, all on one-third acre, good visibly access, numerous business or office possibilities! 1510 St Charles Street, Fort Benton$282,000Call Pade:899-9378 Q’sMotel and Home- Big Sandy For Sale: 2 bedroom, 1 level home, $41,000. 1328 2nd St, Havre. Call Kim Cripps (406) 265-0905. 10-II Prewett Interiors ~Your Home Store~"We sell Awesome stuff!". Decor & Gifts, too.

(406)228-9844, 41prewett. int@nemont.net41, First St. N., Glasgow, MT 59230.

Hours: M-F 8:30-5:30. 10-II

Eight room motel with laundry/utility room. Each room has a queen and double bed ,TV, WIFI ,Dish-T.V, and re-shingled roof. Home built in 1982, 5 bedroom , 3 bathroom, finished basement, outside deck, large double garage and a fenced in patio. Entire property is landscaped and has easy access and onto U.S. Hwy 87. Steady occupancy- great during the hunting season! Nice income and ROI. Call Shane Ophus(406)3782675 $325,000 www.fbrealty.com 1426 Front Street, Fort Benton, MT (800)406-0946

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THINGS TO KNOW: Oct. 31: HAPPY HALLOWEEN! Nov. 4, Tues.: COMMUNITY FLU SHOT CLINIC. 8-5pm, Methodist Church, Chester. Q? Call 759-5194.

Nov. 4, Tues.: CRIBBAGE! 7pm. Come and play OR learn to play. Sweet Grass Lodge, Chester, Montana.

Nov. 22, Sat.: HOLIDAYLAND GIFT SHOW. Holiday Village Mall, Havre.

10-6pm. Bring the kids for pics with Santa.

For Rent: Independent Living for adults 62+ or disabled. HUD subsity 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.!

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Dec. 6-7, Sat.-Sun: WINTERFEST CRAFT SHOW. Holiday Village Mall, Havre.

Thurs. nights.: COMMUNITY FLU SHOT CLINIC, 8am-5pm, Methodist Church, Chester, Quetions? Call 759-5194 .

First and Third Mon. of the Month.: HAVRE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLMeadowlark Estates, 4113 9th St. W., Havre 6:30pm-8:00pm. More info call Barbara Fell, 390-8045. Open to all denominations.

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: '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. '87 Lincoln 6dr. Limo, some body damage, 75k mi, $2,500 OBO. '60 Farm Jeep all there needs everything $900 OBO Call 406-654-7794. 10-I

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For Sale: Used oilfield pipe, rods, cable & guard rail.

New HDPE pipe. Engineered bridges for pivots, vehicles, walking & ATV. Clips & post caps. Toll free- 866-683-7299 or 406-453-7299 Big Sky Pipe And Supply, Great Falls.

Call Today and Ask for our free catalog. Visit Us Online http://bigskypipeandsupply. com/html/ 9-II:12-I Pawn/Swap: The Swap Shop, 121 Anaconda St., Wolf Point, Mt. A Pawn Broker with a great variety of items: kitchen tables, guns, games, hand and power tools, T.V.'s and more.

Stop in and check out our selection. 406-653-1410. 10-II

For Sale: Horses: Paints & Quarter horses, all ages, large & beautiful colors, several palomino paints, palomino stud, many on website: 4cspainthorses.com. South Wolf Point. 406-525-3455 7-I:12-II

For Sale: 150 ton hay for sale, Hogeland. ton. Net wrapped bales, 406-390-3177.

barley $110/ round 10-II

Mon.~ Fri. 8:30 - 5:30 in Glasgow 228-9844

THE TECHNOLOGY BEHIND THE TILE 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Prewett Interiors

ONLINE ONLY AUCTION Saco, MT

BID NOW through

Wed, Nov 5 • 6pm MT Previews by appointment only

MAIN TOPIC ~ DITRA-HEAT Free Event & Dinner provided.

Reservations Required: 228-9844 41prewett.int@nemont.net Real Estate: Check out this week's ad, pg 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.

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GRAVEL PIT,

HUNTING LAND

& EQUIPMENT

Agents and Auctioneers: Dean & Ella Yeadon

• 235± acre gravel pit • 30± million yard pit run • 5± million yards already 5/8 screened in piles • Whitetail, mule deer & upland game birds on property • Ravines, trees & ponds throughout property • Hydrocarbon rights not included • High-quality selection of equipment

NorthwestRealtyAuctions.com | 406-654-4662 TERMS: 10% Buyer’s Premium. Visit website for full terms.

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If I Die First...

Now that they are retired, my mother and father are discussing all aspects of their future. “What will you do if I die before you do?” Dad asked Mom.

After some thought, she said that she’d probably look for a house-sharing situation with three other single or widowed women who might be a little younger than herself, since she is so active for her age.

Then Mom asked Dad, “What will you do if I die first?”

He replied, “Probably the same thing.”

Patty's Helping Hands: Cleaning -- Babysitting -- Elder Care. Will travel. Hill, Blaine, and Chouteau Counties.

Call (406)265-4336.

10-II For Sale: 500 Tons of 50% Brome Grass & 50% Timothy Grass mix in round bales.

Very beautiful hay! Trucking avail. Thompson Cattle Co. (406) 670-6551.

8-II:11-I For Sale: 1985 Ford F-150.

300-6 engine. 4-spd, 4x4, extended cab, straight body, tires 50%, 46,800 mi., runs and starts good. $3,500.

Call (406) 355-4479. 10-II

Come see me for your Avon at the Specialty Fair in Malta, November 1st 10am-3pm at City Hall. Jacy Stolem, 406-654-2409.

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For Sale: Two steel buildings, 40x50 and 60x80. Leave name and phone number.

(406)222-5535.

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Now Open: Robin's Roost in Malta. Located between the Lucky Bullet and Moore's Printing. Fashions for the curvy girl! We carry sizes small to 3xl. 10-I

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A few years back, Tricia’s Trader featured a local up-and-coming author, Dawn Colby of Chinook, and her then soon-to-be released book “True Love Ignited”. Since the time of its launch, Colby’s book journey has forked and turned, and now leads her in unexpected directions. She has graciously offered to share the next part of her adventure with our readers. To learn more about Dawn, visit her website http://ignitedlove.tateauthor.com.

My name is Dawn Colby. I am an event planner and stay-athome mom from Chinook, active in my church, and excited to walk out in faith on a whole new level. Sarah Schellin Rebbavarapu is a Class of ’94 Chinook Sugarbeeter from here on the Hi-Line. The desire of her heart since her teen years was to bring the gospel of Jesus Christ and true love, care, and provision to orphans in India. She and her husband James established Sarah’s Covenant Homes to take in abandoned orphans with special needs in India, and they’ve been doing so for years now, impacting the lives of hundreds of orphans. They take in fragile children of all ages and types of disabilities and place them in a home-like setting with loving, Christian foster parents and ministry staff. They raise funds for the medical operations, wheelchairs, and other needs of the children.

Each child has a unique and demanding range of needs. Their caregivers are full of an endless supply of love…but no one’s energy supply is endless.

I have felt a strong pull to India, and so have my dear friends Heather Baird and Marcy Nelson. India, with the second largest population in the world, is in much need of hope. The people there live in very rough and dangerous conditions. They are smart, but many industries have been stripped away due to various agendas. Now can be the time for them to rise up and understand they don’t have to live their lives just as they always have.

If our little team of three women can bring hope and courage to women and children in India, to rejuvenate the spirits of the foster parents, pastors’ wives, and women support workers at Sarah’s Covenant Homes, we know that they will in turn be able to offer rejuvenated love, care and hope to the children. We’ll be putting together women’s faith events for them, based around women’s faith events we have done on the Montana Hi-Line which we’ve called “The Feasting Table”.

Little miracles and coincidences, and a lot of prayer brought Heather, Marcy, and I together to answer this call and plan this journey to help women and children with big hearts and big needs in a unique way.

We’ll also be providing them with funds for food and supplies. We’re excited to see how the Lord brings everything together. We welcome you to learn more and become part of this! Contact us at www.facebook. com/IgnitedL or contact one of us personally to get involved.

The Book of Esther serves as an inspiration to us. At Esther 7:3(NLV), “Queen Esther answered, ‘If I have found favor in your eyes, O king, and if it please the king, I ask that my life and the lives of my people be saved.’” One faithful woman was able to save her people. We believe that three average women of faith from the Hi-Line can bring some inspiration and renewed purpose to women in India who work with very special children with disabilities.

Believe! ~Dawn

For Sale: Steel framed Metal buildings! All sizes.

Agricultural, Commercial, Carports, Sheds, Barns.

Financing is available, OAC. Visit our website at www. montanasteelcorp.com or call us at 406-697-2486.

Custom designs or choose from standard sizes! 5-I:10-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~~~~~ 8-I:10-II

PTI is seeking local drivers to transport R.R. crew members in MT & ND. No CDL req., must have: valid state DL, live w/ in 30min of location, 7 yrs driving exp, clean driving rec., read/write/converse in English, pass bkgrd check, & drug screen. Full & PT avail.

ProfessionalTransporationInc. com. 800-471-2440 option 1. 10-I Help Wanted: Full-Time positions avail.: Meat Cutter, Meat Wrapper, Produce Clerk, Grocery Supervisor, graveyard shift Stockers. P-T positions: Cashiers, Courtesy Clerks, Get application at Gary & Leo's IGA, Havre, or the Havre Job Service. 10-I

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Kirkwood Funeral Home 654-1132

Serving Northern MT from Malta

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Path Finding Workshop: Havre Sat, Oct.18th, 2pm -5pm. Seek self-discovery.

Enhance intuition. Workshop featuring Reiki Master Keeta Turner & Transpersonal Hypnotherapist/Intuitive Michelle Skaletski-Boyd.

Reg. Online: www.soul-felt. com/pathfinding (by Oct. 15 for early bird savings.) 10-I For Sale: 450 Tons of 30% alfalfa mix CRP hay in 3x4x8 squares. Trucking avail. Thompson Cattle Co. (406) 670-6551.

8-II:11-I For Sale: Three well maintained rental properties located in an area where rentals are a high demand!

All have new roofs, excellent rental history and are currently bringing $1,375/month.

Asking $155,000 for all three. Call us for additional information!

(150SR6) Malta 406-654-2273 www. missouririverrealty.com. 10-I

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Money Talks

Complements of Greg Dugdale Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. Havre, Montana

ATTENTION 401(K) PARTICIPANTS: CONSISTENCY MAY PAY OFF, STUDY FINDS Despite the stock market drops of 2008, the average account balance of 401(k) participants who continued investing during the five-year period ending December 31, 2012, grew by a compound average annual rate of 6.8%, according to a study released jointly by the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) and the Investment Company Institute (ICI).

The study, “What Does Consistent Participation in 401(k) Plans Generate?

Changes in 401(k) Account Balances, 20072012,” analyzed 7.5 million 401(k) plan participants in the EBRI/ICI 401(k) database who participated in their plans consistently throughout the five-year period, comparing their results with the broader database of 24 million participants. The broader database also includes those who had enrolled in or dropped out of their plans during that time frame.

“This research provides a meaningful analysis of the potential for 401(k) participants to accumulate retirement assets because it examines how a consistent group of participants’ 401(k) accounts change over time,” said Sarah Holden, senior director of retirement and investor research at the ICI. Over the analyzed period, the average account balance for consistent participants grew from $77,049 at the end of 2007 to $107,053 at year-end 2012; this was significantly higher than the 2012 average

balance of the broader group ($63,929).

The median account balance for consistent participants at the end of 2012 was $49,814, almost three times higher than the median balance of the larger group ($17,630).

“The research highlights that contributing and investing in a 401(k) plan consistently results in higher average account balances than the average balance for all plan participants,” Holden said.

Growth rates took several factors into consideration, including employer and employee contributions, investment returns, withdrawals, and loans.

Getting granular A closer examination of the figures illustrates the potential benefits of consistent participation. As of December 31, 2012, over 30% of the consistent participants had more than $100,000 in their 401(k) accounts, compared with just 18% of the broader group.

Most participants had at least a portion of their assets invested in stocks, either through stock funds, target-date funds, balanced funds, or company stock. Perhaps not surprisingly, younger participants tended toward higher stock allocations than older participants. The stock market drop notwithstanding, participant exposure to equities and target date funds among consistent participants changed only slightly during the five-year period. (Note that asset

allocation is a method used to help manage investment risk; it does not guarantee a profit or protect against investment loss.)

Target-date fund usage on the rise The share of consistent participants who included target-date funds in their portfolios rose from 27.6% to 32.1% between year-end 2007 and year-end 2012. While all age groups experienced slight increases in the usage of target-date funds, middle-aged folks (those in their 40s and 50s) saw the largest boost.

Among the entire EBRI/ICI database, the use of target-date funds rose substantially, from 25.1% at year-end 2007 to 41% by year-end 2012. The study’s authors surmised that the rise was due in part to the increase in auto-enrollment and the use of target-date funds as the default investment, as well as the overall boost in plans offering target-date funds as an option.

In a target-date fund, the target date is the approximate date upon which an investor plans to withdraw money. The mix of investments in the target-date fund becomes conservative as the date grows closer. The principal value is not guaranteed at any time, including the target date. There is no guarantee that a target-date fund will meet its stated objectives. It is important to note that no two target-date funds with the same target date are alike.

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.

Dig right in to our newest regular guest column! Bill Hake invites you to test his recipes and his theories and tell us what you think. And he takes “requests”!

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CRAMPS SOLUTION

For any of you who suffer from occasional muscle cramps, I have developed a formula that really helps. Give it a try, you won’t be sorry. Since I have let my EMT certification expire, I no longer qualify as a medical professional, therefore the name VooDoo juice--I now qualify as a Witch Doctor. ~Bill

I will list the ingredients, then explain what each one is for. The measurements aren’t critical; just come close or adjust for taste.

It works well prophylactically, so if you suspect you might get muscle cramps in the night, before going to bed take a tablespoon full and swish it around in your mouth for 5 seconds before swallowing. Then, if you wake up with cramps take another swallow. The VooDoo juice won’t always totally prevent cramps, but they will be much milder and will resolve much more quickly than without it. You can also drink a glass of water along with it as it will help with the dehydration. If you get a cramp while awake swish the first shot 5 seconds before swallowing as it will absorb faster that way. You can also pour a little on a wash cloth and rub it on the cramped muscle and it will help relieve the pain.

Bill’s VooDoo Juice

Cramps are caused by several different conditions 1 cup apple cider vinegar (dehydration, poor circulation and a shortage of potassium, 2 cups chicken broth (low sodium if you like, as you will get sodium with the lite salt) magnesium, calcium and sodium) due mostly to losses from heavy 1 tsp. Lite Salt (for the potassium chloride and sodium chloride in it) sweating, so this mixture is an attempt to cover all the different 1/2 tsp. Epsom salt (for the magnesium) causes.

1 tsp. garlic powder

The ginger helps relax the muscles and blood vessels.

1 tsp. ground ginger The garlic makes the blood less sticky for better circulation. The Epsom salt and Light salt are to replace the minerals The chicken Put all in a container that will hold it, and shake to blend. (It will separate, so you will have to broth contains calcium and helps mute the vinegar flavor; it is shake it each time you use it.) okay to use more or less of it to taste. The vinegar (acid) helps keep the minerals in suspension and improves absorption.

Hope it works for ya. ~Bill

P.S. For those of you who don’t know what lite salt is, you can find it alongside of the regular salt in the spice section at your grocery store. If it isn’t there, ask a store employee.

*An emulsifier would keep the ingredients from separating but most emulsifiers contain fats and fats would slow down absorption. Mustard is a good emulsifier without the fat so I might try it, but I haven’t worked on that problem yet.

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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 has authored five New York Times best-selling books: Financial Peace, More Than Enough, The Total Money Makeover, EntreLeadership and Smart Money Smart Kids. His newest best-seller, Smart Money Smart Kids, was written with his daughter Rachel Cruze, and recently debuted at #1. The Dave Ramsey Show is heard by more than 8 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,

Can you explain the “asset allocation” theory when it comes to investing?

~Matthew Dear Matthew,

The asset allocation theory is one touted by lots of people in the financial community.

It’s also a theory with which I disagree.

In short, the asset allocation theory means that you invest aggressively while you’re young. Then as you get older, you move toward less aggressive funds. If you follow this theory to the letter, you’re left pretty much with money markets and bonds by the time you’re 65.

The reason I don’t believe in this theory is simple. It doesn’t work. If you live to age 65 and are in good health, there’s a high statistical likelihood that you’ll make it to 95. The average age of death for males in this country is now 76, but that includes infant mortality and teenage deaths. So, a healthy 65-year-old man in America can look at having another quarter century on earth. If you move your money to bonds and money markets at age 65, inflation is going to kick your tail. Your money will grow slower than it will devalue, and you’ll have little purchasing power. That’s the problem with the asset allocation methodology.

I advise investing in good, growth stock mutual funds that have strong track records of at least five to ten years. Spread your money across four types of funds: growth, growth and income, aggressive growth and international. These groups provide diversification across risk, as well as a little splash overseas.

Great question, Matthew! ~Dave DEAR DAVE,

My husband makes about $35,000 a year before taxes, and we have one child. We’ve also got a mortgage and $60,000 in student loan debt. About a year ago, my husband started work on a master’s degree, because he thinks he wants to teach when he retires. He quit school after the baby was born, because he didn’t think we could afford it any longer. I think he should finish the degree. Otherwise, he’s just throwing away the $10,000 we’ve already got invested in the program. What do you think?

~Amanda Dear Amanda,

You guys need to clean up the mess you’ve made before he goes after his master’s degree. You might be able to justify it if the degree immediately raised his income, but you two can’t afford to make investments in vague educational goals right now.

If you want to call it throwing the money away, then yeah, throw it away. But I’m not sure the money has been wasted. The classes he has already taken are complete and on record, so why can’t he finish the degree somewhere down the road? You guys have done a poor job of planning, and now you need to climb out of a big hole before you do anything else.

The point is not the $10,000, Amanda. The point is that you’re barely making ends meet. You’ve already got a house payment and $60,000 in student loan debt hanging over your heads, not to mention the added expense of a baby in the house. The last thing you need is to go even deeper into debt for something he won’t even use until retirement. That’s just silly.

I’m all for education, but you’ve got to plan things and get a better payback on your educational spending. That’s when it becomes an investment. But he doesn’t need to even think about a master’s degree until you guys have first straightened out your finances! ~Dave

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Milk River Mini Gospel Jamboree: Featuring local church praise groups. Fund raiser for the 3-day Jamboree in June 2015. Oct. 19th, 3pm5pm, Malta High School, supper following. www. m i l k r i v e rg o s p e l j a m b o r e e . org.

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For Sale: 2003 Bobcat 753 G Skidsteer. 1100 Hrs. New Tires. Diesel Engine. Aux. Hyds. Deluxe Operator Cab. Nice Clean Machine! 406-228-9479. 10-I Home For Sale in Chinook: 3 bdrm/2bath home/main floor utilities. Large family room leads to a covered porch in large fenced back yard. Main floor bath has large shower and jetted tub. One car garage and carport.

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Ramblings of a Conservative Cow Doctor

by Krayton Kerns, DVM, State Rep. HD 58

Trust but Verify

Would you agree trust is the most important factor in every relationship whether it be social, familial or business? As it is nearly impossible to regain once it is lost, a wise person guards their word, yet the government does not. Characteristically, the ruling class draws my attention today.

For a veterinarian to sign health certificates or Bangs vaccinate heifers requires special accreditation.

When I graduated vet school in 1983 and passed a USDA exam, a simple training session secured your life-long endorsement to perform this regulatory work. As I recently learned, the only thing life-long about government are the programs themselves; veterinarians must now re-certify every three years. The procedure is relatively painless to normal veterinarians, but it pegs the tolerance meter of those of us repulsed by government intrusion. Apparently, my four sessions in Montana’s House has sensitized me.

My accreditation was set to expire at the end of October, so last week I downloaded and read the six training modules, took the test, filled out the form and became recertified. It sounds painless, but it wasn’t. The module addressing foreign animal diseases drove me insane as it stressed the importance of obtaining a thorough history when investigating a suspicious animal disease. “Has anyone recently visited a foreign country,” was suggested as an appropriate question. Now, let’s let that incubate a moment while I tie this to a real-life example of regulatory medicine.

In August, a livestock broker from Canada requested I do the lab tests and issue an international health certificate for the shipment of 12, male, Boer goats from Texas into Canada. This would require a 21 day quarantine in Montana, an import permit, Brucellosis and TB testing and about two dozen phone calls. Sadly for me, the broker called on our only slow day in August, so I accepted the job. Over my 30 years, I have done this enough to know international health certificates can be rejected for critical things like misspelled words, so I go to great lengths to be certain every detail is correct. This time I missed one.

The regulations state alpha-numeric tattoos are acceptable permanent ID, but either they were just kidding, or one particular border agent prefers USDA metal ID tags. Either way, the ruling authority forced me to re-tag all 12 goats and then re-issue lab work coordinating the new tags with the alpha-numeric tattoos previously used. While visiting with Michelle, the very nice USDA representative in Helena, I expressed my disgust with Canadian health certificates.

“This is nothing,” she offered. “You should see the nightmare of paperwork to get critters into Mexico.”

Remember this when you think about the thousands of illegal immigrants and possible terrorists flooding our southern border. Recent news reports claim the federal government has secretly shipped these illegals into every state in America, which would be against USDA rules if they were animals but is apparently okay with

humans. Could these shipments be related to a surge in respiratory infections caused by Enterovirus D68; recently claiming the life of a four-year-old New Jersey boy. My recertification training suggests we should ask, “Has your son recently visited a foreign country, or possibly have citizens of foreign nations recently visited your community?” Let that question incubate, while I jump again.

What do you know about the Ebola virus? Is it highly contagious and truly a health threat? Can you be vaccinated against it? In terms of air travel, why is it more dangerous to carry seven ounces of toothpaste in your luggage than to crawl on board leaking Ebola virus through your bodily fluids? Obviously, the government is lying and this finally brings me to my point.

The ruling class has proven they will lie, cheat and steal to get the unwashed to submit. Their credibility is at zero; exactly where it belongs. Trust, but verify only works if you have the knowledge to verify. Never forget, the only backside about which the ruling class is concerned is their own.

Custom Combining and Custom Grain Storage: Malta to Havre. Will help you finish off harvest - wheat or corn.

We also have grain storage available in grain bags. Can store wet or dry grain at your farm. Call 406-357-2769. 10-I On Sale: Traegar grills on sale for the first time ever. 10% off accessories or pellets with purchase of a new grill. Rebates are ending soon so stop in to Ezzies Wholesale, Hwy 2 East in Malta or call 654-2331. 10-I

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 Looking for Help?

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“Family Friendly” October Fall and Halloween Events

Oct. 23-31 “Haunted Hotel Oakland”,by Havre Jaycees, 7 PM. nightly, above Eagles, First Street, Havre.

Fri., Oct. 24 Christmas Cash Kickoff and Chocolate Walk, 4-7 PM, downtown Glasgow.

Sat.,Oct. 25 Kids Halloween Costume Party hosted by Beans-NThings, 5-8 PM, Treats, crafts, food and drinks, Lewistown, FREE. Sun.,Oct. 26 SCARE FREE “Haunted Hotel Oakland”, 3-5 PM, by Havre Jaycees, above Eagles, First Street Havre.

Sun., Oct. 26 North Star Halloween Party, 2-4 PM, in Pit area of Rudyard High School, Young and old dress up to enjoy games, snacks, and popular Pumpkin Walk! Admission: Free will donation, proceeds go to Classes of ‘15 and ‘16 Senior Trip.

Wed., Oct. 29 Kids Halloween Workshop by HMS Training, 4-5:30 PM, Halloween craft, healthy snack, and stretches. Located at 6 W. Main, Cut Bank. Advanced registration required, $15. Call 406-8730081. Parents! Be KID FREE for an hour and a half!

Thu., Oct. 30 Malta Chamber OktoberFest, Parade of Lights, and Christmas Script Kickoff, 7 PM, Malta, Questions? Call 406654-1776.

Fri., Oct. 31 Halloween Kids Parade and Trick or Treating, 3 PM, Meet at Front Street Park, Malta.

Fri., Oct. 31 Holiday Village Mall Trick or Treat Parade, Havre, 5-7 PM, Dress up and join the parade! Mall merchants hand out candy. FREE. Fri., Oct.31, Fall Family Fun Fling, Chinook Assembly of God church, Halloween alternative, fall themed party, face painting, games, 6-8 PM, Chinook. Admission: a bag of candy.

Fri., Oct. 31 Glacier County EMS hosting Halloween Carnival, 4-7 PM, Free trick o’ treat bag, games, prizes, & pics w/ Penguin mascot! Civic Center, Cut Bank. Admission: Can of food.

Sat., Nov. 1 Cut Bank Holiday Bazaar, 10 AM-5 PM, Will DeGroot Gym, Sponsored by Cut Bank Chamber, 873-4041,$2 admission.

Sat.,Nov. 15 Cut Bank Parade of Lights, parade starts at 6 PM with a social to follow at the Civic Center.

For Sale: Living on one level -- city convenience, country feeling. 3 bed, 1.5 bath, double garage. 1190 26th Ave., West, Havre, MT. $129,900. Call Kim Cripps, Havre Hi-Line Realty (406) 265-0905. 10-I

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For Sale: 150 ton hay for sale, Hogeland. ton. Net wrapped bales, 406-390-3177.

barley $110/ round 10-II

Attention Ruger Collectors!

Super Blackhawk 44 mag.

Old model, tuned action and trigger. Custom grips, dark walnut. $750 OBO. 406535-4833 or 366-0976. 10-I

It's All Gotta Go: Too Much Stuff at the Trash & Treasure Shop in Loma. Hwy 87 & 4th Ave. Tables and shelves are full of $1 or less items. Many half priced items. Stop and shop.

Afternoons only 1pm-5pm or by appt. 406-739-4361. 10-I:11-II For Sale: Roping Steers.

15 head purebred Corriente roping calves will be ready to team rope by spring. $800 each. Call 406-654-7201. 10-II

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

For Sale: John Deere Model E0567 side delivery rake, good condition.

And a FarmHand Bale Accumulator, Model #F100C. Leave message, 406-654-5253. 10-I

For Sale: 55 gal. aquarium, stand; some supplies for aquariums; 2 critter cages/ aquariums-20gal; outside pond pump-used 1 season; lots of older Harlequin books; clothes: 2X & 3X slacks or tops, 406-739-4473. 10-I

E G S E LI LDING I IN U B OV Dan: M 379-2320

RELOCATE YOUR BUILDING!

Historic Havre Home For Sale! Country lvg 8 min fr. town.

Remod. 1919 home. 30 ac., 5 bed/4 ba, office, cust. kitchen w/ bfast area, dining, fam.&music rooms, lndry, 2 sunrooms, lg. deck w/ view. 3 car grg., garden shed, office bldg, guest hse, Spring Coulee School, barn w/ auto water, corrals, arena, $379,000. Call 945-2969. Will show to qual. buyers. Open house Sat., Oct 11, 2-4pm. 10-I

Hey! Looking for a good building mover??

Call Dale Freitag 654-1123 or Dan Liese 379-2320.

Prompt, experienced, competitive pricing.

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Guitars of Montana: Band & Orchestra Rentals/Sales - American Guild, Gretsch, Jackson guitars. Bluegrass.

Ukuleles. BOSS effects. Special orders welcome. We ship! #2 5th St. S., downtown Great Falls, (406) 453-4998; or call Bing at (406) 566-2223. www. guitarsofmontana.com. 10-I:3-I

For Sale: Matched set 1974 Chev 2 1/2 ton tandem trucks, 600 bu. box, fitted drill fill augers & treater, metal tarp box. Less than 24,000 mi.

Asking $18,500 each. Call 406525-3770 or 485-2302. 10-I

Wanted: Good condition New Holland Hay Inverter, Model 166 or similar. Wanted for parts: Case International 5000 Swather w/ double auger header. Leave msg at 406-654-5253. 10-I:3-II

For Sale: 2,000 Tons of 3x4x8 square alfalfa mix hay. New crop, fresh hay, NOT CRP. Trucking avail.

Thompson Cattle Co. (406) 670-6551.

8-II:11-I For Sale: 2004 Lance, 9.6 ft camper w/ slide out, loaded, luxury. Also, 1999 Chev. 1T, 4dr, 454, setup for camper, loaded.

Call 406-3574233, Chinook..

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Grabofsky Aviation: Aircraft maintenance, annual inspections, aircraft rebuilds.

Call (406) 697-8470. 10-I

Tia Love Cosmetologist @ Polish To Perfection, 139 S. 2nd. St E., Malta. One stop for Hair, Eyelash extensions, fills, tinting, perming, eyebrow tinting and waxing services. Call 654-2799 or 3901216 or schedule @ www.

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UNRESERVED FARM AUCTION

Sandor Enterprises Ltd. – Ed & Sharon Sandor

Consul, SK | November 3, 2014 · 10am

1995 CASE IH 2188

1998 FREIGHTLINER FL80

For Sale: 600 Tons of 1st Cutting. Very clean, sprayed alfalfa, in 3x4x8 square bales.

Trucking avail. Thompson Cattle Co. (406) 670-6551.

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Aerial and Ground Spraying: Contact SES Aviation for 15 years of professional commercial application. Call Scott at 406-249-0285 or Matt at 406-697-8470. 10-I

1994 NEW HOLLAND 8770

1998 JOHN DEERE 9400

2002 SPRAY-AIR 3400 92 Ft

1996 CONCORD 4012 40 Ft w/ 2300

AUCTION LOCATION: From MAPLE CREEK, SK, 56 km (35 miles) South on Hwy #21 to Cypress Lake Rd, then 2.4 km (1.5 miles) West OR from CONSUL, SK, go 20.8 km (13 miles) East on Hwy #13, then 6.4 km (4 miles) North on Hwy #21 to Cypress Lake Rd, then 2.4 km (1.5 miles) West.

GPS: 49.441812, -109.399226 A PARTIAL EQUIPMENT LIST INCLUDES: 1998 John Deere 9400 4WD Tractor · 1994 New Holland 8770 MFWD Tractor · 1995 Case IH 2188 Combine · 1996 Honey Bee SP36 36 Ft Draper Header · Massey Ferguson 75 24 Ft Swather · 1978 Mack RD600 S/A Truck Tractor · 1998 Freightliner FL80 T/A Grain Truck · 1981 International 1754 S/A Grain Truck · 1979 Mack RD6125 Grain Truck · 2008 GMC 1500 SLE Crew Cab 4x4 Pickup Truck · 2008 Dodge 3500 Crew Cab 4x4 Pickup Truck · 1999 Chevrolet Tahoe SS Sport Utility Vehicle · 1998 Prairie Trailer 30 Ft T/A Dual Wheel Gooseneck Equipment Trailer · 2003 H&H 24 Ft Cargo Trailer · 1996 Concord 4012 40 Ft Air Drill ·

Noble DK-5 14 Ft Seed Drill · Morris 8900 59 Ft Cultivator · Morris CP-760 60 Ft Cultivator · Massey Ferguson 36 24 Ft Discers · Degelman 7000 70 Ft Heavy Harrows · Crown 400 Fork Type Rock Picker · Degelman R570S Rock Picker · 2002 Spray-Air 3400 92 Ft High Clearance Field Sprayer · Hustler XL340 12 Ft Riding Mower · Farm King 1060 10 In. x 60 Ft Mechanical Swing Grain Auger · Sakundiak HD8-1600 8 In. x 53 Ft Grain Auger · Sakundiak HD7-1400 7 In. x 46 Ft Grain Auger · Brandt 850 8 In. x 50 Ft Grain Auger · 1987 Honda Fourtrax 350 4x4 Quad ...AND MUCH MORE!

For up-to-date equipment listings, please check our website: rbauction.com

Ed Sandor: 306.299.4510, 306.662.7203 (c) ssandor@hotmail.com Ritchie Bros. Territory Manager – Darren Clarke: 306.529.5399 800.491.4494

For Sale: International Model M tractor, with D9 front axle, F10 Loader, 12 ft. hay sweep, grapple fork, square bale fork; 4-horse pony harness with collars and spreaders; 1 set studded parade harness.

Also, a D6 Cat. Call in the a.m. 406-738-4404.

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