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BUY-SELL-TRADE Vintage Collectibles: Kokomo Joe's Trading Post, Chester Montana. Just In: The Tao of Teas. Stop by for a tea tasting!!! 406-759-6472. 6-II

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Advertising Info............... 12 Ag Series............ next issue Auction Sale Calendar...... 4 Comic............................... 4 Conserv. Cow Dr..... next tm Dave Says...................... 14 Laugh Lines.................... 10 Market Report................... 7 Realty Section.................. 6 Senior Ctr Menus... next iss.

Subscriptions.................. 12 MT Island Challenge........11

All Seasons Home Center: Come on in with your measurements for your additions, pole barns, and your garage packages and see how we can accommodate you.

729 2nd Ave S., Glasgow.

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Home For Sale: Many updates including new gas range, refrigerator, AC, reverse osmosis, large double lot and garden: all in this 3 bed, 1 bath house at 506 2nd Ave. SE in Harlem. Call Bonnie at Property West at 265-7800 or 945-4430 for private showing.

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For Sale: '06 Minnkota V2 Electric trolling motor; 24 volt w/ co-pilot foot pedal; 2 wireless remotes. $400. Call 357-2484. 7-II 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.

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Krause Parts For Sale: Also 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. 7-I

This 5 unit apartment complex is located on Central Avenue close to downtown. The building has excellent rental history and all units are currently occupied. Each unit includes 715+/-sq.ft. upstairs and 71 703+/-sq.ft. downstairs.

Asking $255,000 (201RE6)

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AUCTION CALENDAR

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Sat., July 18 10:00 am

Estate/Ant. Tractors, Statn’ry Eng. Wolf Point, MT R-K Auction, r-kauction.com, 406-485-2548

Sat., July 25 10:00 am

Ted Millhollin Farm Auction Forsyth, MT R-K Auction, r-kauction.com, 406-485-2548

Sat., July 29 10:00 am

Rahm Farm Estate Auction Luster, MT R-K Auction, r-kauction.com, 406-485-2548

Sat., July 16 Unreserved Public Auction Lethbridge, AB 8:00 am Ritchie Bros., rbauction.com/lethbridge

Contact your Advertiser’s Advocate today to find out how to list your auction here!

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For Sale: 1153 Cleveland Ave~Havre, MT~$154,900 2 bdrms up, 3 non-conforming down. Two ¾ baths, main floor laundry, A/C, carport, deck, fenced backyard & oversized 2 stall garage.

Call/Text John Carlson @ 406-390-1381 7-I For Sale: 2005 Harley Sportster, 1,800 miles. $5,000 obo. Call 406-2300686, ask for Dale.

7-II 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.

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Combine.

Approx. 3,000 hrs. Exc. cond., shedded, recent Inspection,$62,000.

962 MacDon draper header w/ newer pick-up reel, $10,000.

Car hoist, $2,500, exc. cond.. Phone (406)6745462 or 390-1554. 7-I

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For Sale: 2000 30ft Featherlite Stock Trailer $9,999.00 and a 2008 30ft Featherlite Stock Trailer $13,999.00 We have 140 trailers on the lot! Always offering great deals! Call Bass Auction at (406) 538-8709 or go to www.bassauctionco.com 7-II

For Sale: 60x100x16 AG bldg., $48,000 installed, incl.

1 entry door & 1 split sliding door. We offer post frame commercial & AG bldgs at low & reasonable prices. Call for free estimate. 855-6772276 www.mqsbarn.com 7-I

For Sale: Custom Steel buildings & kits. For DIY-ers or Contractors. Barns, AG, Shops, Garages, Industrial, carports, homes & more! All steel design, delivered to site, 45 yr wty, 406-697-2486. www. montanasteelcorp.com 7-I

For Sale: 1992 8820 Case IH swather (same as Hesston 8100). 21' draper head with rebuilt sickle drives. Good condition.

A/C works.

Field ready. $15,000 firm.

Call Tim Bruckner 6582111 or 654-7127.

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The Q 20 can be upgraded to a frame model machine!

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For Sale: 2290 Case IH Tractor; 130 hp, like new, new Leon loader w/ grapple fork, 4 good tires, good shape mechanically, priced to sell. Call 406383-4440 or 680-7488. 7-II

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

Call 406357-4233, Chinook.

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For Rent: Hair stylist/nail tech booth. Reasonable rates.

Be your own boss in a great friendly atmosphere. Call 654-2720, Sue Kaluza at Shear Essence in Malta. 7-I

For Sale: 2 JD 7700 combines.

24 ft. headers, $5,000 both.

Separate 24 ft header w/ air reel, $1,000. Header trailer, $500. Shaffer post pounder, $500. JD 105 Combines, for parts & tires, make offer.

Call 406-262-5008.

7-I For Sale: 2011 Ford F-250 $12,995 6.2L V8 4x4, one owner, Ext. Cab. 2011 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD $16,995 6.0L V8 4x4, Ext. Cab. Lewistown, MT, 406-538-9426. www.centralcityautowest. com 6-II:8-I

For Sale: Custom built 30.06 rifle, swarovski 3x10x42 scope, sling, soft case and ammo. Like new $2529.99 Call 406-403-1804 7-I:8-II For Sale: 5,280+/-sq.ft.

Malta commercial building on a 10,031+/- sq.ft. lot and incl. ample storage, walk-in coolers, plenty of parking. Possibilities are endless! Property is commercial zoned. Previously operated as a grocery store, all equip. on premises included w/o warranty.

Asking $75,000 (156FSB6) M i s s o u r i R i v e r R e a l t y. com 406-654-2273 7-II

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For Sale: 68 NEW cultivator shovels, 41 degree-12 in, $5 ea. Call 406-262-5008. 7-I Wanted: Good used 6x10' flatbed trailer.

Call 406-768-3871.

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

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(406)222-5535.

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Need to Insulate? Contact Darrell Carney for your foam insulation jobs, certified applicator.

6547017 or 390-4156.

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The major market news this week was the sharp sell-off in the Chinese stock market, as months of slowing economic growth July 8, 2015 This Week finally came to a head. Traders who once bought anything and Kansas City Wheat 5.83 everything in Chinese stocks are now all heading for the door at Minneapolis Wheat 6.19 the same time, creating turmoil and forcing the government to Chicago Wheat 5.77 step in and buy stocks as they attempted to shore up the market.

Corn 4.34

Grain markets took a breather after the sharp rally from the Soybeans 9.88 previous two weeks. Dryer conditions in the central plains are allowing hard red winter wheat harvest to move quickly along, Soybean Meal 336.8 and results are showing better yields and quality as the combines Soybean Oil 32.05 move north. That said, soft red winter wheat harvest in the Midwest Live Cattle 149.00 continues to be delayed from the extremely wet weather. Quality Feeder Cattle 213.62 issues are increasing with head scab and vomitoxin the major Sugar 12.31 problems; with much of that wheat ultimately unfit for even feed Crude Oil 51.65 grain. Corn prices managed to hold together at the top of its rally, Heating Oil 1.752 finding support from worries over yield losses due to leaching Unleaded Gas 1.99 nutrients in the waterlogged Midwest. Soybeans, however, Natural Gas 2.685 despite not liking ‘wet feet’, ran into selling as the Chinese stock Silver 15.16 market meltdown has traders concerned over declining demand Gold 1163.50 for a host of commodities - with soybeans near the top of the list US $ 96.47 as they import nearly 80% of the world’s exportable supplies.

Canadian $ 0.7841

The cattle complex ran into another round of selling after Euro 1.1071 the holiday weekend as beef values took a hit. Consumer demand Dow Jones 17442 appears to be on the normal pace of weakening during the heat of summer, and with large supplies of pork and poultry, beef faces a The major news this week wasnear the sharp the Chinese stock market, as months of slowing great dealmarket of competition in the term.sell-off Also in disappointing to the market was the May export data that showed a sharp economic growth finally came to a head. Traders who once bought anything and everything in Chinese decline in US beef exports while also showing a notable increase in imports.

Feeder cattle were the weaker of the two stocks are now all heading for the door at the same time, creating turmoil and forcing the government to markets on the combination of lower live cattle and higher feed prices. step in and buy stocks as they attempted to shore up the market.

Energy markets were lower in response to the Chinese stock market woes as traders try to reconfigure energy demands from one of the world’s biggest as their moves through a rough spell. The issues in Greece Grain markets took a breather after the sharp rallyconsumers from the previous twoeconomy weeks. Dryer conditions in the after a bailout offer is wheat also causing nervousness across centralthey plainsrejected are allowing hard red winter harvest tomajor move quickly along, and resultsthe arefinancial showing markets, largely pressuring the better and yields and quality the as the combines move north.

That said,markets soft red winter in the euro supporting dollar, although both of those werewheat little harvest changed for this week. The stronger dollar tends Midwest continues to be delayed extremely wet weather.

Quality issues arecrude increasing with head to pressure commodities thatfrom arethe traded worldwide in US dollars, like oil and precious metals as it makes it more scab and vomitoxin the currency major problems; with much of that wheat ultimately unfit for even feed grain. Corn expensive to do the exchange.

Change from Last Week -0.09 -0.03 -0.11 0.02 -0.41 -8.90 -1.44 -2.07 -4.88 -0.13 -5.31 -0.0873 -0.0168 -0.09 -0.41 -5.80 -0.03 -0.0093 0.0012 -229

prices managed to hold together at the top of its rally, finding support from worries over yield losses due to leaching nutrients in the waterlogged Midwest. Soybeans, however, despite not liking ‘wet feet’, ran into selling as the Chinese stock market meltdown has traders concerned over declining demand for a host of commodities - with soybeans near the top of the list as they import nearly 80% of the world’s exportable supplies.

Hobby Farm For Sale as is: Older farm house, double stall garage, out buildings, 4.5 acres irrigation off Sandy Creek 8085 Hwy 2 NW, Havre, MT Call 406-265-4091 for appt. 7-I

For Sale: (2) 40ft wind mills w/9ft fan, $1,000 each OBO. Ready to load. 100 free wooden pallets. Come load what you want. Call Jay Smith, 406-945-1645.

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Money Talks

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

INHERITED IRAS AND BANKRUPTCY Background Since the enactment of the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act in 2005, individual retirement accounts (IRAs) have been protected under federal law if you declare bankruptcy. The exemption was originally capped at $1 million, but has since grown to $1,245,475 (as of April 1, 2013) due to cost-of-living increases. (The million-dollar cap does not apply to amounts rolled over from a qualified employer plan like a 401(k)--these amounts are fully protected under federal law.)

Over the years, federal court decisions have been divided over whether or not inherited IRAs are protected under the Act. To resolve this conflict, the United States Supreme Court agreed to hear the case of Clark v. Rameker.

The Supreme Court’s decision On June 12, the Court decided the Clark case, holding that inherited IRAs are not protected “retirement funds” under federal law. The Court reached this conclusion by noting that the holder of an inherited IRA cannot invest new money in the account, can withdraw the entire balance at any time and use the funds for any reason without penalty, and must take required distributions from the account no matter how far the holder is from retirement.

So what does this mean to you? If you declare

bankruptcy and hold an inherited IRA, you will not receive any protection for those assets under federal law. Whether they receive any protection from creditors at all (inside or outside of bankruptcy) will instead depend on the laws of your particular state.

Note that if you inherit an IRA from your deceased spouse, and you are the sole beneficiary, you are generally entitled to treat that IRA as your own (for example, by making an affirmative election or contributing to the account). If you do so, the IRA should not be considered an inherited IRA for bankruptcy purposes. But since the Clark case dealt with an IRA inherited by the IRA owner’s daughter, and not a spouse, this was not specifically addressed by the Court.

Also, you should keep this ruling in mind as you name beneficiaries for your own IRAs, particularly if you intend to name someone other than your spouse as beneficiary.

If creditor protection for your heirs is important to you, one option is to consider naming a spendthrift trust as your IRA beneficiary. These trusts limit your trust beneficiary’s ability to control the trust funds, and provide protection from your beneficiary’s creditors under the laws of most states. However, be sure to consult a qualified professional, as establishing a trust as your IRA beneficiary can have significant legal and tax implications.

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.

For Sale: 2015 Chevy Tahoe LT, 10,500 mi. 2014 Ford Fusion SE $18,995, 9,500 mi.

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For Sale: Two used New Holland balers--1 small NH 315 square baler, 1 large BR780 round baler. Also, large enclosed utility farm trailer. Call 406-357-2505, leave msg. 7-I

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Guitars of Montana. Alvarez, Guild, G & L, Gretsch, Jackson, Dean, Luna, Ibanez, Mapex, Ludwig, AAD amps, Laney, Randall, Hammond, Roland/ BOSS, Electro-Voice pro-audio.

Bluegrass. Ukuleles. We ship! #2 5th Street South, downtown Great Falls, (406) 453-4998. w w w. g u i t a r s o f m o n t a n a . com.

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Just Fishin’ Warden: Do you have a permit for all these fish?

Man: No, Sir. These are all my pet fish.

Warden: Your pet fish? How’s that?

Well, every night I take all my pet fish for a Man: walk to the lake, I let them swim for about half an hour, and then I whistle and they all come back and jump in my basket and we go home. We do this every night.

Warden: Well, that’s just a crock of lies!!

Here I’ll show you...

Man: (Releases the fish in the lake.)

Warden: Well, this I’ve got to see!!

(5 minutes later...)

Well??

Warden: Man: What?

Warden: The fish!! Where’s your pet fish??

Man: What fish??

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Montana Island Challenge

What happens when you combine physical fitness and philanthropy? The answer is, a whole lot of feeling good, comraderie, and support for area youth organizations...at least when it’s part of the Montana Island Challenge.

This year’s Challenge takes place August 7 and 8 in the Snowy Mountains near Lewistown, Montana. Participants have the option of biking the “Half Day at Half Moon” 12-hour circuit mountain bike ride from 7pm Friday night to 7am Saturday morning, complete with a midnight pancake party, or simply joining the challenge to hike or run Saturday morning. Those who join in Saturday are welcome to stay over, and can choose between a 7K or 9K hike, or a 7K, 9K, 15K or half marathon. Half Moon Ranch Recreational Retreat is graciously hosting the activities at 1314 Half Moon Ranch Rd, Lewistown, MT 59457, www.hmradventures.com. Directions and a detailed schedule can be found at www.MontanaIslandChallenge.com.

Montana Island Challenge is the signature fundraising event of Combining 4 Kids. The goal is to organize an event that will draw an audience to the Lewistown community while raising funds for important youth organizations.

Combining 4 Kids is the collaborative effort of the Boys & Girls Club of Lewistown, Jaycees, and Lewistown Ice Skating Association Youth Program, whose mission is to “supplement fundraising efforts of our individualized programs and services benefiting children 0-18 years of age.” Because, as Helen Keller said, “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.”

Thank you to the sponsors on this page, as well as to the event sponsors, Wells Fargo, Houston Home & Garden, HCR Inc., Lewistown Honda, Thomas Appraisal Services Inc., Central Drilling Inc., and Lewistown Ace Hardware. Without them this event would not be possible.

The next issue wil be distributed Wed., August 5, 2015.

Ad DEADLINE is Wed., July 29th at 9am.

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For Sale: 1 Tandem, C w/ 40k m and water has been Call Ame (406) 357 drive or f

For Sale: Four vacant lots on corner of 9th St. E. and Central Ave., Malta. City water & sewer on property as well as power and natural gas.

Excellent location for your new construction. Asking $32,000 (108DH) 406-654-2273 MissouriRiverRealty.com 7-I

For Sale: 973 MacDon 36' draper head, $21,000. 960 MacDon 25' triple delivery, $5,000. Adapter to put on 9030 bidirectional, $1,500. 605K Vermeer baler, needs top shaft, $2,500. Massey round baler, same as 605F Vermeer, $1,000.

Call Ralph, 406-939-0411. 7-II

For Sale: 2 JD 7700 combines.

24 ft. headers, $5,000 both.

Separate 24 ft header w/ air reel, $1,000. Header trailer,$500.

Shaffer post pounder, $500.

JD 105 Combines, for parts&tires, make offer.

Call 406-262-5008.

7-II For Sale: 2008 Dodge Dakota SLT Ext. cab, 4.7 V8, auto, 4X4, Fully equipped including elec. seat, windows and mirrors, A/C, Tow Pkg. with Topper, neutral switch for towing. 80K miles, NADA book $16,225.

Sell at $12,250 OBO. Also Restored, Unrestored, Project, Antique, Classic, Cars, Trucks and Tractors. Awesome Autos Etc. Museum. Joel Fenger, Chester, (406)265-0063. 7-I

Help Medical Administra Enrollmen hours/wee Contact M 406-357-2 sweetmedi For Sal Mountaine 37.5 ft. L queen bed screen T New a shape! L OBO. 40

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DEAR DAVE,

I own a rental property that brings in enough to pay the taxes and insurance with a little left over. Recently, I found out that my tenant, who just signed a new two-year lease, is subleasing the property for the short term as a vacation site. This kind of thing happened once before and is prohibited in the agreement. Do you think I should approach him about the situation or let it go until it becomes problematic? ~Catherine Dear Catherine,

It’s already a problem, because he’s in violation of the lease agreement. Call him today and tell him to stop the sublease immediately.

Let him know that he’ll be evicted if anything like this ever happens again.

This may sound harsh, but an agreement is an agreement. You may not have experienced any big problems up until now, but what happens when he pulls this again and the next people who come in are a bunch of partiers? You could end up with broken windows, holes in the walls and a bad reputation. On top of all that, what if they leave and he doesn’t have the money to fix things? It’s all on you. Why? Because you lost control of your property!

As a landlord, I always try to be gentle and nice but really clear about things. But this guy needs to understand that you mean what you say in the lease agreement. Once more, and he’s gone!

~Dave DEAR DAVE,

I have a relative who recently entered a rehab center to treat her drug addiction. I’ve been trying to help with things on the outside, and recently I discovered she has about $20,000 in debt. This is in addition to the rent owed on her apartment. I don’t have a lot of money, but do you think I should start trying to pay some of these bills for her?

~Jeremy Dear Jeremy,

I’m really sorry to hear about your relative. Addiction is painful thing for the addict and for their family and friends. While what you’re suggesting is noble, my advice would be to leave the debt alone.

I would, however, notify her landlord of what’s happened. If he won’t hold her place, then get her stuff out and turn over the keys so he or she can find another tenant.

As far as the debt obligations are concerned, just let her creditors cry and whine. They’re going to do that anyway, and you’re in no position to help financially at this point. Once she’s out and healthy again, one of the first things she’ll have to do is recreate her life and income. When that’s been done, then she needs to go back and make arrangements with her creditors.

But right now, she needs to concentrate on herself. And as her family, you need to pour as much love and support as you can into the healing process. You’ve got a great heart, Jeremy, but the money stuff can wait until she’s out, healthy and established again. Then, if you want and have been able to save a bit, you might gift her a little money to help her get started again.

God bless you guys.

~Dave * 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.

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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: 500 tons of straight Round-up ready alfalfa in 3x4s. Located in Stanford, MT 406-670-6551 7-I

Malta School District Surplus Sale: Numerous school items, July 16th 9am-4pm behind the Malta HeadStart building, 164 S. 10th W. Malta. 7-I

Help Wanted: EastSide Animal Hospital is looking for a f/t receptionist/assistant to start immediately. Experience not necessary but helpful; will train. 406-265-1558. 7-II

Kindergarten sign-up for the Malta Elementary School. Stop by the Malta Elementary school at 706 S. 3rd Ave. E. Malta or call 6542320 to register ASAP. 7-II

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Wanted: Experienced Rider/ For Sale: 1994 Gleaner R62 partner needed in Bob Marshall combine, with 960 MacDon MT Wilderness in 8-12 days.

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