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For Sale: This 2 bay auto service center w/ att'd office area is a great bus. opportunity in Harlem, MT. Also included is the carwash on Main Street and all of the tools & equip. to get started. Carwash needs a little TLC, but once in operation it could provide exc. add'l income. Asking $120,000 (667BS6) 406-654-2273. www.

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Price reduced to $575,000. 8-II

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For Sale: Irrigated Timothy hay round bales; Grass/alfalfa round bales; Straight alfalfa round bales. Deliver semi-loads only. Call 406-450-3305. 8-I Foam Insulation Technology (F.I.T.) increases strength of structure, saves money and energy. Call certified applicator Darrell Carney for information, 390-4156; 654-7017 or email woodseller41@yahoo.com. 8-I For Sale: Model 896 John Deere side delivery rake. Call for info 365-5574 or 3675577. Also Hopper bottom bin 11.5 ft tall, 6.5 diameter w/ 6in auger and 220 electric motor. Call 367-5577. 8-I For Sale: 5 year old beautiful bay Arabian gelding. Halter broke. Located in Glasgow. $500. 701-571-5155. 8-II For Sale: 60' Marflex sprayer mounted on 1965 Ford 1T truck. PTO pump & foam marker, flotation tires, reduced price. Also, Wilmar fertilizer spreader, 40-45' spread, PTO drive, very reasonable. Call 406-378-3163, Big Sandy. 8-II

This property consists of 150+/- acres of which 45+/acres come with pump contract irrigation rights.

Included is a great heated shop with 220v, low taxes and an abundance of wildlife opportunities along 1 ½ mile op of the Milk River. Asking $350,000 (243YD6)

For Sale: John Deere 9650 conventional Combine.

Approx.3,000 hrs. Excellent condition, shedded, recent Inspection,$62,000.

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

Car hoist, $2,500, excellent condition. Phone (406)6745462 or 390-1554.

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For Sale: Summers 100 ft. suspended boom sprayer w/ 1,600 gal. tank. $15,000. Call 390-3177. 8-I Grill Guards For Sale: Heavy Duty full bumper and grill guard, was on '09 1 ton Dodge, will fit other years $500. Grill guard made by Randy's Machine Shop, was on '09 1 ton Ford. $275. Call 365-5574 or 367-5577. 8-I

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For Sale: Back to school is near! Come and get your school's team spirit wear and check out our new designs at Sew Sassy in Malta, 172 S. 1st.

Ave. E. Call 654-1133. 8-II

For Sale: Minn Kota trolling motor, 36lb, 44" shaft, bow mount, foot control. $150.

2006 Piggy Backer cargo trailer for motorcycle. Has been pulled less than 500 miles. $600 or reasonable offer.

406-759-5551 Chester. 8-II Need a Bookkeeping Hand? Call Ones Financial Helping Hand, LLC. Let me do the balancing.

Checkbook balancing, basic bookkeeping.

Call Julie at 357-8868 or 357-4197. onesfinancialhelpinghand@ yahoo.com.

8-I 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 8-II For Sale: Border Collie/ Heeler cross puppies. $125.

Call 383-4343, Leave message if no answer. 8-I

Hay For Sale: 125 tons of very nice straight Round-up ready alfalfa in round bales.

Weighing 1,500 lbs. Trucking available. 406-670-6551. 8-I

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large number of feeder cattle are expected to be heading to the feedlots just around the corner and feedlot operators are feeling that they have more leverage in the market than they’ve had in several years.

Crude oil continued to drift lower even though the products managed to move higher. The International Energy Agency projected that the oil glut will last through 2016, citing statistics that showed a production surplus of 3 million barrels per day in the second quarter of 2015, the largest average daily surplus in 17 years. They expect record inventories to build even more as the higher production more than offsets any increases in consumption. The expectation of Iran soon becoming a supplier only added to the negative sentiment.

The big news this week in the financial markets was the Chinese government making a surprise devaluation of the yuan. They dropped it a whopping 1.9% in one day in an effort to shore up exports that have fallen off a cliff as their economy slowed. The yuan’s lower value does make it more expensive to import raw materials and would thus increase the cost of domestically produced products, but it also helps them be more competitive in the export market. The continued slowing of the Chinese economy spurred fears of a worldwide slowdown as well and that the FED would delay increasing interest rates even further. That sent

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824 West Water Street • Lewistown 2 bedroom, 1.75 bath home • 1 Car Garage

Viewings: Aug. 23 – 2 - 4 p.m. & Sept. 2 & 8 – 5 - 7 p.m.

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196 Molihan Lane • (2 miles S. of Lewistown on Castle Butte Road 3 bedroom, 1.75 bath on 2.975 acres

Viewings: Sept. 17 & 24 & Oct. 1 – 5 - 7 p.m.

nominal starting bid: $75,000

Auction Closes Wednesday, Oct. 7th • 6:00 p.m. two nice lewistown properties

For Sale: 1013 3rd St~Havre, MT~$69,900. 1 bedroom, 1 bath home with loft. Listing includes a studio apartment located in alley. (1015 3rd Street) Call Ken Nelson, 406-439-0595.

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1971 Chevy Corvette 1964 Plymouth Fury 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 1926 Chevy Touring Car 1949 Willys Jeepster 1962 Chevy Impala SS Convertible 1970 Chevy CCST 10 4x4 1941 Chevy Street Rod 1968 Chevy Camaro SS396

For Sale: Black 2008 Honda Silver Wing 650cc Scooter.

Mint condition. 10,000 miles.

Has a lot of extras. $5,000.

Call 399-1721.

8-II:1-II Hay For Sale: 400 ton of straight Round-up ready alfalfa hay in 3x4s.

200 ton 167 RFV 22% protein in 3x4s. Located in Manhattan, MT. Trucking available. 406-670-6551. 8-I For Sale: Two 40ft windmills w/9ft fan $1,000 each OBO. Ready to load. Free wooden pallets, 100 of them--Come load what you want. Call Jay Smith 406-945-1645.

8-I 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.

5-I:10-II For Sale: Gram's 1995 Cadillac, runs good $2,000.

Gramp's 2006 Cadillac, 187,000 mi., runs good, $7,500. Good tires, they use NO oil, body good. Call 406525-3770 or 425-2302. 8-II

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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.

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The Montana Farm Bureau Federation: For Young and Old

by Ali Everts Kids today grow up with aspirations galore that are more easily attainable than ever before in U.S. history. Montana children can become doctors, lawyers, engineers. They can reach for the stars and likely touch one. On the flip side of the coin, where great grandparents, grandparents and parents may have grown up on a farm or ranch in rural Montana, many of today’s youth haven’t experienced that immersion in agriculture.

As more and more of the population migrate to urban areas across the world in search of better jobs, what will happen to the ag operations that are the backbone of food and revenue for the state and country? How do we get young people to see farming as an important job and even a potential “dream” job?

Organizations like the Montana Farm Bureau are providing the answer.

John Youngberg, executive vice president of the Montana Farm Bureau Federation, says the key to attracting youth to agriculture is to provide outlet activities that will to attract young Montanans toward careers in agriculture.

For example, MFBF has a Young Farmer and Rancher Program. This program, targeted to those age 18-35, develops leadership skills and involvement in MFBF and the community for the younger generation of potential ag producers.

One such event is the annual “Hoofin’ It for Hunger” Trail Run in collaboration with the USDA/ARS Fort Jim Willis, Russel Steinbeisser, Gil Gasper and Wes Keogh Research Station. To be held in Miles City on Oct. 11, the courses for the race will incorporate a 5K, 10K and Jensen at the Commodity Conference in Texas. half marathon on the Fort Keogh property just outside of Miles City. This scenic race will meander through farm fields, pasture land, and along the Yellowstone River. All proceeds will go to the Montana Food Bank network. Registration for the race is online at www.mfbf.org. Interested participants can also request a printed registration form by calling 406-587-3153.

MFBF’s collegiate level also effectively executes the mission of the organization. There is a club at Montana State University in Bozeman and a club at University of Montana Western in Dillon. These clubs provide education on the importance of agriculture in the community, how an agricultural organization works, legislation of local, state, and national government, and about the policies of the Montana Farm Bureau Federation.

In general, MFBF strives to include and unite all people of the farming community, dating back to the Montana Farming Bureau’s infancy. In 1911 a group of farmers got together and realized that a unified voice speaking to the local government was much more effective than many individual voices. Their first official meeting and birth of the organization was in 1919. When these like-minded farmers got together, the end result was growth of the organization to every state in the union.

In Montana, the first Farm Bureau actually began in Glendive in 1915 but folded two years later. Lewis and Clark County took it over in 1917 and has been firmly growing ever since. There are now over 20,000 members of MFBF in Montana and just under 6 million in the United States.

“We are still that original grass roots organization from many years ago,” Youngberg said. “Our staff don’t make policy – our members do – and everything starts at the county level. If you have a problem or a solution with your farm you can voice your opinion within MFBF and it will be heard.”

Youngberg said that a model example of this was when a member at one of their Broadwater County meetings expressed a concern about the inconsistency of premium hay. This member said he sold premium hay and his neighbor sold premium hay, but they were extremely different. The issue to categorize crops using a uniform standard made it to the state and then the national level—all of it started with one Montana farmer’s discussion with other farmers.

When Youngberg first joined as a member of MFBF he became very involved with legislation.

“I really enjoyed that part the most,” he said. “You have to have thick skin and not take things personally, but it is where your passion can have a big impact on the country’s agriculture. The world is run by those who show up.”

Youngberg said that the most central policy issues of the Farm Bureau mostly advocate for private property rights and water rights. However, what sets apart the Montana Farm Bureau Federation from other agriculture organizations, Youngberg said, is their size and a full time staff to represent farmers from Montana every week of the year.

To learn more about the Montana Farm Bureau Federation visit their website at www.mfbf.org.

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For Sale: 1,200 tons of 2014 crop. Straight alfalfa in 1st and 2nd cutting in 3x4 squares.$125/ton. Trucking available. 406-670-6551. 8-II

515 S 1st. E Malta

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. 8-II

For Sale: 2nd cutting alfalfa 3x4 squares; alfalfa & alfalfa grass mix in rounds; oats & alfalfa mix in rounds.

Call 701-220-3077.

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Hay For Sale: 1,500 ton in 3x4s 2014 1ST and 2ND cutting alfalfa. Located south of Billings, MT. Trucking available. 406-670-6551. 8-I

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Watch here for more listings of things to do in your area.

For Sale: Allis Chalmers XT190 w/ Farmall loader and grapple. 540 PTO dual hydraulics, Good Tires and Shape, $6,500. Call 3655574 or 367-5577.

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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: '78 2-135 Tractor MFWD, EZ On Loader w/ joystick, 3 remotes, AC, heat. Good Tires and Shape, $20,000. Call 3655574 or 367-5577.

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For Sale: 1978 Class A motor home. 440 four barrel engine, For Sale: Grain hay for sale.

2 AC, generator, tires like $110-$120 per ton. 406-654new, new battery, awning, nice 7127 or 406-658-2111. 8-II clean RV. Can send pictures on request. Located in Glasgow, For Sale: 2 NEW barrel racing saddles. One 13 MT. $3,200. 406-403-5425. 8-II in. seat & one 14 in. seat.

Hey! Looking for a good Special price of $2,150 building mover?? Call Dale ea. Reg. price $3,250 ea.

Freitag 654-1123 or Dan Liese One used ranch saddle, 379-2320. Prompt, experienced, $995. Call Broken Arrow competitive pricing. 5-I:11-II Saddlery, 406-799-7938. 8-I

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For Sale: Wheat stock going for $25 per round bale. Come pick it up in Grass Range!

If interested call 406-3661467 or 406-428-2362. 8-II

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(406)222-5535.

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Hay For Sale: 4,500 ton of alfalfa and afalfa grass mix in round bales. $100/ton. This is fresh cut, this year's crop. Nice green hay. No Rain! Trucking available. 406-670-6551 8-I

$13,900

$10,400

$20,500

Mon. - Fri.: 7:30am to 5:30pm Sat.: 8am to 2pm

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Call Us

406-697-2486

Agriculture, Shops, Garages, Commercial & More!

Visit Our Site At: www.montanasteelcorp.com

COME CHECK OUT THE NEW SALES THROUGHOUT THE STORE!

For Sale: Gun Cabinet, Compound Bow, Hunting Books, 50 arrows/ accessiories, tents, schythe, tools, 500+ VHS movies: Yard Sale August 22nd @ 239 S. 2nd street Malta.

REQUEST? 654-7243 8-II For Sale: Two-seat tree stand for $250 or best offer! Come see at Ma's Loma Cafe! Call us at (406)739-4422.

8-II Blades Hair, Nail and Day Spa welcomes you for all your hair, skin and nail needs. Eyelashes are now available and 24 hour tanning! Walk-ins welcome.

Located at 4 S. 1st St. W. in Malta, 654-5585.Undo 8-II For Sale at Auction: 1970 Chevy CST10 4x4 shortbed. Burn the Point Classic Car Auction. Sept 5, MetraPark, Billings.

Accepting Consignments.

Call 406-698-7930. www. classiccarauction.us 8-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~~~~~ 6-I:8-II

For Sale: Vintage single family home on approx. 4 acres.

2 yr old water heater & furnace.

Loft bedroom, quaint sun porch, very large kitchen. Horse friendly. Creek runs through acreage.

Phone 399-4856 or 357-3886, Chinook. 8-II Back to school is near! Come and get your school's team spirit wear at Sew Sassy in Malta, 172 S. 1st. Ave. E. Call 654-1133. 8-I

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For Sale: Hunting season is near! Come get your guns, knives and other hunting supplies. My inventory is always changing! Come work a deal with me for great prices at Stan's Pawn +! We are located at 646 1st Street West Havre, MT 59501 or you could give me a call at (406)265-7826. 8-II

Harlem Wildcats

North Country Maverick’s

Dodson Coyotes

Malta Mustangs & M-ETTES

For Sale: 1958 Ford 500 Truck,

Prewett Interiors ~Your Home Store~"We sell Awesome stuff!".

Decor & Gifts, too. (406)2289844, 41prewett.int@ nemont.net41, First St. N., Glasgow, MT 59230. Hours: M-F 8:30-5:30.

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Malta area: Many things are happening in Malta over the Holiday Season! Stores will be open on Sundays 11am-3pm starting Nov.28th 'til Christmas.

Many late night openings for Christmas shopping. Watch the Malta Chamber ad for complete schedule. 11-I:1-I

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 Locations in Havre, Harlem, Malta and Glasgow. 11-I:1-I

For Sale: Overhead door w/ opener. 9 ft high x 8 ft. wide. $325. Call 406-453-4524. 8-II

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HAVRE

CHINOOK

Where to Eat, Sleep & Drink in the Heart of Montana.

Where to Eat, Sleep & Drink in the Heart of Montana.

COME SEE US! We have Carpet & Vinyl flooring for $.99 sq/ft. Laminate is only $1.99 sq/ft. And our pen carpet is only $.99! Get you great prices at Brandon's Drapery and Floor Coverings at 420 3rd Street Havre, Mt 59501 or call at (406)265-9852. 8-II

back to school wear

Turner Tornadoes

CHINOOK

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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For Sale: John Deere 4430, 3 point, dual PTO, 7100 hrs, $13,000; Hesston 5580 round baler, new belts, used this year, $2,300; Tri-hull boat, 120 hp inboard, recently recovered seats, $2,000; 2004 Suzuki GSXR 1300 hayabusa, limited ed. red, Muzzy exhaust, power commander, new battery and rear tire, only 3,900 miles, $5,400. Call 406-390-3391. 8-I

For Sale: 2013 Chevy Equinox AWD 2LT for $20,980; 2004 Chevy Tahoe Z71 4x4 for $13,980; 2013 Subaru Outback Wagon i Premium AWD for $23,980.

We accept trades! Let us take care of you here at Courtesy Motors Inc.! We are located at 116 5th Ave S, Lewistown, MT 59457 or call at (406) 5387417. Come see us soon! 8-II

Traegar g time ever! or pellets new grill. soon, so Locations Malta and

Malta are happening Holiday S open on starting No Many late Christmas the Malta complete

Prewett Home Awesome & Gifts 9844, nemont.ne Glasgow, M-F 8:

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

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