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CONTENTS:

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Advertising Info................. 8 Ag Series........................ 12 Auction Sale Calendar.....11 Comic...................next time Conserv. Cow Dr..... next tm Dave Says............next time Laugh Lines..........next time Market Report................... 7 Realty Section.................. 6 Senior Ctr Menus............ 14 Subscriptions.................... 8 “Things to Know”.............. 4 Call Wood Enterprises Today for competitive rates on Auto, Home, Business, Farm, Crop and RV insurance.

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For Sale: Two older Kawasaki ATVs.. Both good shape. $600 ea. or $1,000 for both. 406-467-2566. 6-I For Father's Day: Get your father a Traegar grill. Take advantage of the rebate on grills purchased June 1-June 21 only. Grills available at Ezzie's in Havre, Harlem, Malta and Glasgow locations. 6-I

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THINGS TO KNOW: Jun 8-11, Mon.-Thu.: NORTH STAR KNIGHTS VOLLEYBALL CAMP, Gildford Gymnasium, Grades 5-8, $50. Register by May 11. Head Coach Mackenzie Jenkins.

Jun 8-11, Mon.-Thu.: PLAY 2 LEARN ACADEMY, now accepting applications for the 2015-16 school year. 2 options available for your preschool children. All classes Tuesday and Thursdays. Class for 3-4 year olds, 8:30-10:30 and class for 4-5 year olds, 11:30 -3:30. Call Susan Van Dessel for more information or to receive an application. 406-292-3271 or email: play2learnacademy1@gmail.com.

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 office@kimmel-kreations.com

For Sale: Single family trilevel home. 2118 s.f. on .23 acres. 53950 Hwy 2 West, Glasgow, MT 1.5 miles west of town. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. Call 406263-7207 or 526-3241. 5-II

Country Showdown: KMMR radio in Malta is seeking contestants. Deadline is June 11th at 5 p.m. Rehearsal time 3 p.m. Thursday, June 18. Show following at 7pm@ MHS auditorium. Call 654-2472. 6-I

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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~~~~~ For Sale: 1986 Chevy C10 Custom Deluxe, 4 speed V6, new paint job, extra clean, low miles, good gas mileage, rally wheels, aluminum tool box, $7,400.

Call (406)357-2311.

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For Sale: Many updates including new gas range, refrigerator, AC, reverse osmosis, large double lot and garden: all in this 3 bed, 1 bath home at 506 2nd Ave. SE in Harlem. Call Bonnie at Property West at 265-7800 or 9454430 for private showing. 5-II

Sow And Gilt For Sale: 1-Hamp x York Proven Sow, 650 +lbs, 2 yo, $750, 1- York cross Prime Gilt, 300 + lbs, 1 yo +, $500.

Will consider all reasonable offers & potential trades. Call/ text 406-672-9145. If NALM. SIO Please. Hi-Line Area. 6-I

For Sale: Nicely updated 3 bdrm, 1 ½ bath home on 20+/acres just 3 miles from Harlem and bordered by Thirty Mile Creek. Property incl. 2-car det. garage w/ shop space and barn, corrals, numerous other outbuildings. Asking $145,000 (604JL6) 406-654-2273 MissouriRiverRealty.com 5-II Dollar Days: Stop in to Trash & Treasure Shop in Loma during the month of June.

Many items to choose from.

Bargains by the boxful. Make your best offer. Afternoon only or by appt. 739-4361. 6-I

Come and enjoy! Milk River Gospel Jamboree, June 26, 27, & 28, Malta High School. Lots of music, good food, Chinese raffle. Visit the new web site mrgjamboree.org for schedule & performing groups. 5-II

Roommate Wanted: Looking for a roommate that likes loud music, having band set up in living space, and NOT messy. Call Chris 9451923 or 265-8492.

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Outdoor Antique Flea Market. Over an acre of antiques and collectibles from many vendors. Sunday, July 12, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Virgelle, off U.S. 87 between Fort Benton and Big Sandy. Sponsored by Virgelle Merc Antiques. Get your space now. Lunch available.

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Specializing in Urethane Spray Foam Loose Foam Blow In

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Made in Montana out of premium materials and engineered to withstand Montana's harsh weather conditions. Call for your free quote! 406-262-7811 5-II Care & Comfort Home Inc., Ass. Living Facility hiring FT CNA or exp. PCA night shift/day shift positions.

Dependable, responsible, compassionate, hard working. Drug screening & back ground check. Medical and vision ins. after 60 day prob. period. 5 pd vacation days & 2 pd sick days after 1st year. App. @ 1204 Cleveland Ave., Havre. Wage DOE. 6-I

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AG INTEREST SERIES: MARKETS Spectrum Commodities Louise Gartner 800-888-9843

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P u t t i n g T h e P o w e r o f I n f o r m a t i o n I n Yo u r H a n d s

Wheat markets gave up most of the last two weeks’ rally as the sharply higher dollar will likely slow down May 27, 2015 This Week exports even more and also on a better outlook for European Kansas City Wheat 5.12 and Black Sea production. Some supportive factors for Minneapolis Wheat 5.46 wheat are the continued deluge of rains across much of the southern and central plains that have deteriorated quality Chicago Wheat 4.88 and created extensive lodging. Corn and soybeans were Corn 3.49 also under pressure as plantings continue better than Soybeans 9.27 average and growing conditions throughout most of the key Soybean Meal 308.1 Midwestern states are thought to be mostly very good, Soybean Oil 31.73 leading some analysts to increase yield expectations even Live Cattle 152.47 this early in the growing season.

Feeder Cattle 221.42

Cattle markets were both higher, with feeder cattle Sugar 11.87 leading the way and taking out important resistance levels.

Crude Oil 57.51 The rains that have been hammering wheat fields in the southern plains are helping grasslands and filling reservoirs, Heating Oil 1.8603 encouraging ranchers to keep stocking pastures well beyond Unleaded Gas 1.9326 the normal time period. Live cattle were mostly steady; Natural Gas 2.84 cash markets were slightly weaker last week on fears the Silver 16.64 strong US dollar will discourage exports and bring in more Gold 1185.60 imports. Supporting the market are signals that domestic US $ 97.47 demand is improving as we head into early summer.

Canadian $ 0.8016

Energy markets were weaker on very choppy price Euro 1.0892 action. The slowing global economy, in particular more signs of trouble in China, is casting doubt on demand for Dow Jones 18141 the energy products in the near future. The sharply higher Wheat markets gave up most on of the last twoattitudes weeks’ rally as energies the sharply and highermetals, dollar will likely slow dollar also took a toll bullish for making alldown of them more expensive on the exports even more and on a better for European Black Sea production.

Some supportive world market.

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deteriorated quality and created extensive lodging. Corn and soybeans were also under pressure as plantings continue better than average and growing conditions throughout most of the key Midwestern BUY-SELL-TRADE Vintage states are thought to be mostly very good, leading some analysts to increase yield expectations even this early in the growing season.

Collectibles: Kokomo Help Wanted: Shift during For

Sale: Classic '94 Mercury nights and weekends.

For Cougar; Fair Condition, runs Joe's Trading Post, Chester Cattle markets were both higher, with feeder cattle leading the way and taking out important resistance call Rod's Divegood. $1,000 OBO. Call levels. The rainsJUST that have been hammering fields indetails the southern plains are helping grasslands and Montana.

IN:The Taowheatmore filling reservoirs, encouraging ranchers to keep stocking pastures 460-265-9781. well beyond the normal time period.

Live In,Havre, 6-I 383-9515 after 4pm.

5-II of Teas. Stop by for a tea cattle were mostly steady; cash markets were slightly weaker last week on fears the strong US dollar will

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6-I Supporting the market are signals that domestic demand is improving as we head into early summer.

Energy markets were weaker on very choppy price action. The slowing global economy, in particular more signs of trouble in China, is casting doubt on demand for the energy products in the near future. The sharply higher dollar also took a toll on bullish attitudes for energies and metals, making all of them more expensive on the world market. The dollar took off higher after another report out of Europe about Greek debt and their (in) ability to make a scheduled payment, sending the euro sharply lower and thereby supporting the dollar.

Louise Gartner Spectrum Commodities 800-888-9843

The next issue wil be distributed Wed., June 17, 2015.

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Krause Parts For Sale and other parts at Power Motors Implement. Hardi, Mayrath, older Spra Coupe, Westgo, Gysler, Edwards, Adja and a group of Minneapolis Moline and Ford parts. Fort Benton.

Call George at 406-799-7459 or email gfultz@gmail.com. 6-I

Money Talks

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

RETIREMENT PLAN IS KEY TO CONFIDENCE, SURVEY FINDS

Retirement confidence is highest among workers who say they or their spouse have a retirement plan, such as a work-sponsored plan or an individual retirement account (IRA), reports the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI). In its 2015 Retirement Confidence Survey, EBRI found that 28% of those with a retirement plan said they were “very confident” about their ability to afford retirement, compared with just 12% of those without a plan.

In addition, 34% of workers who said they or their spouse have a retirement plan had saved at least $100,000 for retirement, while 64% of those without a plan say they had saved less than $1,000.

“Those without a retirement plan seem to understand they are likely to have difficulties accumulating adequate financial resources for retirement,” said EBRI research director Jack VanDerhei. “Forty-four percent of workers without a retirement plan are not at all confident about having enough money for a comfortable retirement, compared with only 14% of those who have a plan.”

Confidence on the rise

EBRI found that overall retirement confidence continues to rise from the lows of the 2009 to 2013 period, as 22% of workers were very confident in their prospects for retirement, compared with 13% in 2013. The percentage of workers saying they are not at all confident remained statistically unchanged at 24%.

Retirees also exhibited a brighter outlook, with 37% saying they were very confident in their ability to afford retirement, compared with just 18% in 2013.

Saving hurdles

The cost of living and day-to-day expenses were the top reasons for not saving (or not saving more), with half of workers reporting these factors as deterrents. Despite these factors, however, nearly 70% said they could save at least $25 more per week than they had been setting aside.

Red flags

Although the percentage of workers reporting strong confidence in their ability to pay for medical and long-term care costs has increased over the past several years, the 2015 percentages are still cause for concern. Just 18% of workers said they are very confident they will have enough for medical expenses in retirement, while 14% said they were very confident about paying for long-term care costs.

Sixteen percent of workers said the age at which they expect to retire has changed over the past year; eight out of 10 of those people said they expect to retire later than planned.

Unfortunately, these workers may be in for an unexpected surprise--many retirees reported that they had to leave the workforce earlier than planned due to factors beyond their control.

About the survey

The 25th annual Retirement Confidence Survey was cosponsored by EBRI, a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy research organization that focuses on health, savings, retirement, and economic security issues; and Greenwald & Associates, a Washington, DCbased market research firm. The survey was conducted in January and February 2015 through 20-minute telephone interviews with 2,004 people, including 1,003 workers and 1,001 retirees.

Full results can be viewed at www.ebri.org.

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.

Hunters, Guides & Packers: 2 MT Canvas I.S.Q. wall tents, 5' sidewalls. 10'x14',frames, rain fly, ropes included. $3,800. Call for details. 406-460-0124. 6-I

For Sale: 2012 Subaru Forester 2.5X Premium, AWD, 31K, factory warranty, heated seats, panoramic power moon roof, $19,900.

Call (406)357-2311.

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For Sale: 25 HP Berkley Irrigation flood pump, 3 phase electric. All mounted on an aluminum frame. Used 2 season, exc. cond. $9,000 Call 406-799-5033 5-I:6-II

Prayer to St. Jude: Precious St. Jude, precious mother and Sacred Heart of Jesus be praised, adored and glorified throughout the world forever.

Amen. Say 3x/day for 9 days, your prayer will be answered no matter how impossible. 1-II:7-I For Sale: 42" cut 17.5hp Live Music: The Crawford lawnmower, 8 spd, good Brothers Band. June 5th, 8-1 shape. $500, Turner Park. a.m. Tip It Bar, Havre. 6-I Call 406-379-2387.

5-II Young Girls' Barrel Saddle For Sale: Like new, very clean, Court's 12" light colored leather with light pink seat. $500. Call or text 406672-9145 If no answer leave message. Serious Inquiries Only Please. Hi-Line Area. 6-I

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Fodder & Sons l

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Serving North East Montana’s Livestock Producers (Formerly Ferguson Hay Grinding)

(406) 781-1197 Parker Heser

Steve Vinnedge

For Sale: John Deere AMT 600 utility vehicle.

186 hp 6 cycle Perkins diesel engine.

1975 Dodge box ambulance, has a generator and winch. Good work truck.

Call 406-873-4780.

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For Clothes that Fit: 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. Like us on facebook and check out our sales. 6-I

Email: fodderandsons.net

Treasure Sale: Great bargains at Trash & Treasure Shop, Hwy 87, Loma. Many items $1 or less and 1/2 price: glassware, jewelry, linens, material, tapes, records, books, craft items. Asst of tools and more! Afternoon only or by appt 739-4361. 6-I

Keep U’r Motor Runn’in Step on the gas to the Milk River Gospel Jamboree June 26,27,28 Malta High School

Farm Equip. For Sale: 2010 Case 4420 Patriot sprayer, $223,000. 2010 Kinze grain cart, 1040 bu., scales in axle & printer, w/row crop tires, $45,000. JD 936D draper hdr w/pickup reel, $34,000. 2007 Peterbilt 379 w/711,391 mi, $53,000. Well maint. & taken care of. 406390-1382 or 390-3322. 5-II

Support the jamboree with a tax deductible donation &/or the Chinese raffle

Fort Peck Summer Theatre Opens 46th Season with “ALWAYS….PATSY CLINE!”

FORT PECK, MT--Featuring dozens of Patsy Cline’s greatest hits, Fort Peck Summer Theatre (FPST), opens the much anticipated 46th season with the international hit musical Always…Patsy Cline. FPST favorites Debra Berger and Pam L. Veis star, celebrating the famous singer through the eyes of her biggest fan.

The production also features a live on-stage band, led by musical director Jack Barrett, with Evan Goldhahn & Morgan Phelps (who starred as the Crickets in last season’s runaway hit, The Buddy Holly Story) and Haley Owens.

Glasgow native Berger (starring as Patsy) returns to her FPST roots after a few years’ hiatus. Currently based out of Minneapolis, she continues to work as a professional performing artist. Veis’ many FPST credits include her touching performance as Daisy in last season’s Driving Miss Daisy and the hilarious Eulalie Shinn in The Music Man.

Always…Patsy Cline is directed by Heather Adams, whose previous FPST credits include Footloose, The Music Man and A Grand Night for Singing. Director of the Downtown Dance Collective in Missoula, Adams’ diverse career includes helming multiple dance and theatre projects, most recently The Rocky Horror Show for Montana Actors Theatre, The Nutcracker for Garden City Ballet, The King and I at Arizona Broadway Theatre and St Matthews Passion with Helena Symphony.

Glasgow native Debra Griebel, now studying theatre at UND, makes her FPST costume design debut.

Performances are May 29 – June 7: Fridays & Saturdays at 7:30 pm, with Sunday matinees at 4:00 pm.

For individual tickets or reservations, call the Fort Peck Summer Theatre Box Office at (406) 526-9943.

Following Always…Patsy Cline, the 2015 season continues with: • ONE MAN TWO GUVNORS: June 12 – June 28 • 6th Annual DAM Cabaret: July 1 • Missoula Children’s Theatres RAPUNZEL: July 3 & 4 • THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS: July 10 – July 26 • DISNEY’S TARZAN: July 31 – August 16 • STEEL MAGNOLIAS: August 21 – September 6

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AUCTION CALENDAR

DATE/TIME Sat., June 6 10:00 am

AUCTION/AUCTION CO.

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Tom Lafond Liquidation Sale Malta, MT Hi Line Auction, 406-654-1772, 654-4053

Sat., June 6 Farm Auction Fairview, MT 10:00 am RK Auction, 406-485-2548 or 939-1632 www.r-kauction.com Sat., June 13 Sunrise Equipment Auction Sidney, MT 10:00 am RK Auction, 406-485-2548 or 939-1632 www.r-kauction.com Kerry Parker Moving Sale Glendive, MT Sat., June 20 10:00 am RK Auction, 406-485-2548 or 939-1632 www.r-kauction.com Sat., June 27 Reidlinger Estate Glendive, MT 10:00 am RK Auction, 406-485-2548 or 939-1632 www.r-kauction.com Sat., July 11 10:00 am

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Farm Equipment For Sale: 2013 JD S680 combine, 355.5 engine hrs, 241 separator hrs, $325,000. MacDon D65 draper header, $88,000.

2012 Cat Challenger MT875C tractor, 751hrs., $340,000. Well maintained & taken care of. 406-3901382 or 390-3322.

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In the land of the free, home of the brave, lies the Treasure State in all its grandeur, and unless you’re a newcomer here you’ve heard and felt the heartbeat of Montana’s economy, appearing in the form of Agriculture. Tricia’s Trader celebrates all that is Montana Ag by acknowledging the agencies, organizations and people who serve as the voice for their industry--not always unified, but absolutely passionate and devoted to their respective purposes. Since it’s impossible for the Ag Industry not to intertwine with utilization of this state’s natural resources, you’ll see features that discuss those industries as well. If you’ve ever wondered what all these groups do, what they stand for, who they support and why, you will never be handed a better opportunity to learn than in Tricia’s Trader over the course of 2015 and 2016, where we examine each faction in detail.

AG SERIES:

Montana Agriculture Experiment Station: College of Agriculture and Seven Research Centers Around Montana

by Alison Everts Sidney and Huntley with extensive irrigation research.

In the age of President Lincoln began a miracle of education called the “In the 25 years I have been here one of our biggest successes has been land grant universities. The project was formed in response to the Industrial increasing yields across Montana,” Jacobsen said. “One example is the sugar beets, Revolution – a busy economic time when suddenly wealth became more evenly which used to yield 16-18 distributed among the people than ever before. 1862 became renowned for the tons an acre. After extensive passage of the Morrill Act—with Lincoln’s signature a bill was born that gave each disease prevention study state government lands to create universities that specialized in practical learning and identifying better (agriculture, science, military science, engineering, etc.). This was extremely genetic lines, sugar beets significant because higher education historically specialized in liberal arts. in Montana now yield an

Today, the yields of the land grant universities bill are seen through average of 35 to 40 tons an Montana State University in Bozeman. MSU is the only land grant university acre.” in Montana and is funded two-thirds by the state and one-third by the federal However, what is government. The sentiment that the working class deserves a liberal and practical grown and researched in education is still alive and well, most noticeably in the College of Agriculture and the Montana Agriculture Experiment Stations (MAES).

MAES consists of the Bozeman Locations of the College of Ag MAES. campus plus seven off-campus research centers, Image Courtesy MSU College of Agriculture. strategically scattered around Montana to allow for testing in differing climates and precipitation levels. They consist of the Eastern Ag Research Center in Sidney, the Central Ag Research Center in Moccasin, the Southern Ag Research Center in Huntley, the Western Triangle Ag Research Center in Conrad, the Northern Ag Research Center in Havre, the Northwestern Ag Research Center in Kalispell and the Western Ag Research Center in Corvallis.

“These research centers contribute exceedingly to the livelihood and longevity of Montana Agriculture,” Department head of NARC is close to having a full-house. Dr. Ligia Prezotto, new Assistant Professor of Animal Science, hired Dr. MAES research centers, Barry Jacobsen said.

“And from our research there is around an 80-100 Jennifer Thorson as her Research Associate in April. Jenny million dollar net economic increase a year for the received her PhD in the Physiology of Reproduction from state.”

Texas A&M in May 2013 and comes to the Center from the

Every research center differs in the content USDA-ARS-Roman L Hruska US Meat Animal Research Res. Assoc. Dr. Shabeg Briar (l) and PhD Farm of their exploration. Havre holds the only animal Center in Clay Center, NE. The research team is already Manager Darryl Groves (r) of the Central Ag research facility. Otherwise, all the others study hard at work in securing research funds for their projects.

Research Center at Moccasin. crops with spring and winter wheat breeding Dustin Clark starts in May as Northern’s new Ranch nurseries and disease monitoring capabilities. The Foreman. Dustin is from Townsend, MT and is currently selection of crops for each area is made through the each area is also strongly influenced by the voices and identification of the best genotypes for that zone. enrolled in the Ag Operations Technology program at MSU needs of people in that particular region.

In addition, there is water-related work in Havre, - Northern, where he is also a member of the Collegiate Each center has an advisory board - made up Stockgrower’s chapter. of county agents, local farmers and local business representatives - that govern them, thus ensuring that locals To learn more about MAES come to their field days this are the driving forces behind July. The schedule is as follows: the programs. The centers also employ 8-15 local residents.

People interested in the center’s Creston June 24: Noon- 3pm endeavors are also welcomed to Havre

July 1: 1pm- 7pm come and learn at the center or Sidney

July 14: 8:30am- Noon visit each individualized website Moccasin July 16: 9am- Noon to see recent research and news, Conrad July 17: 8:30am- Noon which can be found at http:// Bozeman(Post Farm) July 21: 8:30am- Noon ag.montana.edu/departments/ Corvallis July 23: 4pm-7pm researchcenters.htm.

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Farm Equipment For Sale: 2005 Kenworth W900 w/ pusher axle, 2012 Load Line 20-ft. box & Load Line pup, $85,000. JD 670 offset disc, $15,000. Transcraft 48ft drop deck trailer, $15,000. All equipment well maintained & taken care of. Phone 406-3901382 or 390-3322.

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Cummins, AT, Loaded 5T NADA Internet Price $38,450 Our Price $34,557

6.1 Hemi, 6 Speed Manual, Leather, Sun Roof NADA Internet Price $28,925 Our Price $27,930

5.7 L Hemi, 6 Speed Manual, Leather, Sun Roof, Only 5030 Miles NADA Internet Price $29,400 Our Price $28,400

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Duramax, Allison, Loaded, SLE, SRW NADA Internet Price $27,825 Our Price $24,750

5.7 V8, AT, TRD Off Rd, Alloys, SRS NADA Internet Price $24,425 Our Price $22,900

Cummins, AT, Loaded, SLT, Power Seat, SRW NADA Internet Price $27,950 Our Price $25,250

2006 CHEVY 2500 CREW CAB 4X4

2006 FORD F-150 SUPER CREW 4X4

2005 CHEVY 1 TON CREW CAB 4X4

Duramax, Allison, Loaded LT, Leather, Hydra Bed NADA Internet Price $29,875 Our Price $27,260

5.0 V8, Loaded Lariat, Leather, Alloys NADA Internet Price $16,700 Our Price $15,500

Pizza Broccoli/Cheese Soup, Ham Sandwiches Sweet & Sour Pork, Rice Chicken Alfredo Spaghetti Turkey, 3-Bean Salad, Stuffing, Mashed Potatoes/Gravy

8 Mon Porkchops 9 Tue Ham & Potato Soup, Grilled Cheese Sandwiches 10 Wed Trout Fillets, Seasoned Potato Wedges, Pasta Salad, Green Beans, Buns, Carrot Cake

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Bologna Sandwiches 17 Wed Beef or Chicken Enchiladas, Coleslaw 18 Thu Tater Tot Casserole 19 Fri Chili, Corn Bread 20 Sat Beef Roast, 3-Bean Salad, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy 21 Sun COMMUNITY MEAL: Pork Roast, Tossed Salad,

Mashed Potatoes/Gravy 22 Mon Tuna Casserole 23 Tue Beef Vegetable Soup, Egg Salad Sand.

24 Wed Baked Chicken, Potato Salad, Boiled Potatoes & Gravy 25 Thu BLTs 26 Fri Sloppy Joes 27 Sat POTLUCK MEAL 29 Mon NO MEAL SERVED TODAY 30 Tue Taco Soup, Cook’s Choice Sandwich **No Rudyard/Gildford Menu available at Press Time.**

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Hey! Looking for a good building mover?? Call Dale Freitag 654-1123 or Dan Liese 379-2320. Prompt, experienced, competitive pricing. 5-I:11-II

For Sale: Three steel buildings for sale! 40x40x16, 30x36x14,60x64x18.

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10' 5 bar. Also: 12'x12'x7.5 tall Powder River horse stall with roof and door on front. Solid walls.

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