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Inside THIS ISSUE: Chinook Sugarbeet Festival, and Suicide Prevention Month Part 2.

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For Sale: 1996 Chevrolet Silverado K3500. 4x4 Regular Cab 92,256 miles. 7.4Lv8 engine, 4wd, 5-speed manual, gray leather, bail bed and radio. New clutch, flywheel and slave cylinder.

Only 92,256 miles. $15,000.00 - Consignment Vehicle - Make Offer! CALL 406-357-4201. 9-I.

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CONTENTS:

Classifieds, Classifieds!

Advertising/Subscriptions 10 Auction Calendar ............ 13 Conservative Cow Dr...... 21 Interest Article ................. 13 Realty Section .................. 6 SPECIALS: Sugarbeet Festival............ 8 Suicide Prevention pt 2... 14 Paid Classified Rates: Classified, $10 up to 8 lines $1 per line each add’l 13 lines maximum. $5 bold, $5 boxed Runs two issues.

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Havre Holiday Village Mall 1753 Hwy 2 NW - Ste 8 bigskyimages.com Havre, MT

Guitars of Montana: Alvarez, BOSS/Roland, Crafte, Dean, Electro-Voice, EVH, G&L, Gretsch, Guild, Hammond, Ibanez, Jackson, Laney, Ludwig, Luna, Mapex, Phil Jones Pure Sound, Randall, Zildjian! Music books, Band/ Orchestra rentals. #2 5th St. S., downtown Great Falls, 406-453-4998.

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Welcome School Teams: Riverside Inn and RV welcomes school teams - offering a 10% discount. Free wireless internet, cable TV, In room coffee, micro. and fridge. Seasonal laundry fac. Hunting dogs welcome. 8 N. Central 406-654-2310. 9-II

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THINGS TO KNOW:

Sep 22, Sat.: HI-LINE TECHNOLOGY ROUNDUP. 11am Reg. & Lunch, Noon-7pm tradeshow, speakers, panel discussion, networking. For Home, Ag, Ranch, Business & Education.

Malta Business Center, 40 S. 1st St. E., Malta. Visit www. hilinetechnology.com for more information.

REO MONTANA CAREER TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES grant funded assistance with short-term training to earn certification in medical office,health care, accounting,welding, CDL, or diesel mechanics,etc. Contact “REO Havre, MT” on Facebook or call Fawn at 406-879-9384. Funded in whole or part under contracts/grants DPHHS & Dept.of Labor.

3rd Wed. of Every Month: 10am Volunteers invited! Blaine County Local Area Committee for Mental Health meets in Youth Court Services meeting room of Bl. Co. Courthouse. All interested parties are welcome to share or bring ideas! Call 406357-2369 for details.

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: TROUT FLIES, locally made, tried and proven by expert fishermen.

BIG SKY IMAGES & COLLECTIBLES, Havre Holiday Village Mall 406-399-6522.

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For Sale: Located just down the street from Malta High School is cozy, well kept 2 br 1 bath home. 1,596+/- total sq.ft. composed of 924+/- sq.ft. on main floor and an additional 672+/-sq.ft. in partially finished basement. Exterior paint, roof, gutters, furnace, A/C unit and water heater updated in recent years. Asking $75,000 (121OD6), Missour River Realty, Malta, 654-2273. 9-I

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408 W. Main • Lewistown For Sale: Two residential building lots near Malta High school & walking path with a combined measurement of 100'X150'. City water in place as well as gas & electricity.

This location is ready for your new home! Asking $25,000 (104MR6), Missour River Realty, Malta, 654-2273. 9-I

Missouri River Gardens: 5 oversized bldg. lots w/utility hook-up for sale. These lots are one of a kind in the newly developing North end of Fort Benton. 1 block to the Missouri River. $55,000 per lot. Call Valerie Morger at 750-2866 or Mark Pyrak at 788-9280. 9-I

RIVERSIDE INN Seasonal laundry facilty Free wireless internet Hunting dogs welcome Cable TV In room coffee fridge and microwave 8 North Central PO Box 1609 Malta Mt, 58538 406-654-2310

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Call Dillon at 399-1151. 9-I 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.

Help For Sale: 20 acres for $98,000.

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a narrow range for the week. Record world production and higher than usual supplies of feed wheat are keeping a lid on futures prices while the cash market keeps its premiums for higher quality milling stocks.

Corn was slightly higher as USDA reduced its yield outlook for this year’s crop. Even so, production is still set to be a record, and along with the large feed wheat stocks, prices are expected to stay relatively flat. Early harvest results are showing yields to be more variable and slightly lower than expected.

Soybeans were weaker after the USDA increased yield estimates, adding to an already record production forecast.

The cattle complex rebounded after an extended sell-off, even though the cash markets continued to show weakness. Two years of record high prices decimated beef demand for the average consumer, and it’s been very slow to recapture that market share, particularly since pork and poultry supplies are high and prices relatively low. Feeder cattle were higher, but not as strong as the live cattle, as the prospect of Wheat were mixed as pricesto traded in a narrowthis rangefall for thehave week. Record worldsitting productionon and their hands. big markets numbers coming feedlots buyers higher than usual suppliesoil of feed wheatweaker are keeping while a lid on futures prices while the cash marketlight keeps itssupport. Crude oil supplies are

Crude was the products found premiums for higher quality milling stocks. Corn was slightly higher as USDA reduced its yield outlook for 5% above last year and high The US dollar found limited support this year’s crop. Even so, production is stillasetrecord to be a record, and for along late with thesummer. large feed wheat stocks, butare stocks into corrective mode asshowing the prospect of interest prices expectedwent to stay relatively flat. Early harvest results are yields to be more variable and rate hikes appears to be getting slightly than expected.

Soybeans were weaker after the USDA increased yield estimates, adding to an morelower traction.

Precious metals weakened as well, continuing their sell-off after the two-day already recordin production run-up early forecast.

September faltered. Both gold and silver have fallen back to their late August lows.

The cattle complex rebounded after an extended sell-off, even though the cash markets continued to show September 16, 2016 Kansas City Wheat Minneapolis Wheat Chicago Wheat Corn Soybeans Soybean Meal Soybean Oil Live Cattle Feeder Cattle Boxed Beef - Choice Dressed Beef Crude Oil Heating Oil Unleaded Gas Natural Gas Silver Gold US $ Canadian $ Dow Jones

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Theandinformation herein is derived from sources believed very slow to recapture that market share, particularly since pork poultry supplies reflected are high and prices to be reliable; however, thisbutinformation islive notcattle, guaranteed accuracy or completeness. Opinions relatively low. Feeder cattle were higher, not as strong as the as the prospectas of to big its numbers expressed are to change coming to feedlots thissubject fall have buyers sitting on without their hands. notice. Futures trading involves risk.

Crude oil was weaker while the products found light support. Crude oil supplies are 5% above last year and a record high for late summer. The US dollar found limited support but stocks went into corrective mode as the prospect of interest rate hikes appears to be getting more traction. Precious metals weakened as well, continuing their sell-off after the two-day run-up in early September faltered. Both gold and silver

For Sale: 1.38 ac. in Lothair, MT w/electric, concrete wtr tank, porta-potty, 4 storage buses, + a camper bus, RV, mtr home, and 20 ft. round tent w/pellet stove. Nothing runs. All for $12,000. Would make a good hunter’s camp.

Call Frank Peck, 759-5400 between 9am – 5pm.

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Scheduling Spring Projects: Just Us Construction. Call today, cell 680-2669 or office 406-357-2669.

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For Sale: 20 acres on KOJM Road, No. of Havre, $98,000. Great building site w/ incredible view. Call Kim Cripps, 406-945-9039.

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Gary & Leo's IGA Health Mart: Your flu provention headquarers, 730 1st St., Havre, Mt. 406-265-1404.

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Having a reunion, club party, event? Call Rad's Deli in Chinook to host your gettogether. 406-357-3606. 9-I

7M Equipment Rentals: Renting trailers, scaffolding, skidsteer, grade-all, power trowels, concrete tools.

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Tulips and Treasures: One of a kind arrangements and gifts, free in town delivery.

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For Sale: RARE KNIVES, Large selection RUANA, SCHRADE, Hard to find USA- made Old Timer & Uncle Henry, Knife/scissor sharpening Big sky Images &Collectibles Havre Holiday Village Mall 406-399-6522 . 9-I

STARS Pyramid Model Coach Family Connections seeks positive professional--motivated, organized, creative w/ exc. interpersonal/cust svc skills.

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Sugarbeet Festival Friday, September 23rd, 2016 7:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Fall Health Screening Learn more: SweetMedicalCenter.org ...........................................................Blaine County Library Meeting Room 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. - Blaine County Museum Open to the Public 12:30 p.m. – Chinook High School Homecoming Pep Rally 1:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. – Vendors on Main Street Chinook 2 pm – Chinook High School Homecoming Parade......... Main Street Chinook 2:00 – 8:00 p.m. - Model Train Display Blaine County Library Meeting Room 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. - Train Derby Building Workshop Build Your Train for the Derby! .......................Next to Shore’s Floral (Main Street) 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. - Business Decorating Contest Judging 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. - BNSF Miniature Train Rides Kids Activity - Main Street 7:00 p.m. – Chinook High School Homecoming Game - Hoon Field 9:00 p.m. – "Night at the Museum 3” Outdoor Movie Bring Lawn Chairs! ...........................................................North of the Wildlife Museum - Main Street

WELCOME TO THE SUGARBEET FESTIVAL!

Come to the Automotive Professionals!

357-7483

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40440 US Highway 2 E

Chinook

Scott DePriest, Owner 40440 US Highway 2 E

Chinook

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Saturday, September 24th, 2016 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. – Dan’s Auto Parts Breakfast Senior Citizens Center 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. - Model Train Display ...........................................................Blaine County Library Meeting Room 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. - Vendors on Main Street Chinook 9:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. - Car Show 9:00 a.m. – Dutch Oven Cooking Contest Taste Testing at 12:30 p.m. ...........................................................Begins at Assembly of God Church 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. – Sugarbeet Entries Begin .....Near Wells Fargo ................................................. Special Awards (Best Decorated/Largest Beet) 10:00 a.m. – Fun Run - 3 mile begins 1 Mile Run starts at 11 a.m.

10:00 a.m. – Team Sorting - Blaine County Fairgrounds .....................Sponsored by the North Central Montana Stockgrowers Assn.

9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. - Wildlife Museum Open Regular Admission Fees Apply 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. - BNSF Miniature Train Rides Kids Activity - Main Street 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. - Blaine County Museum Open 11:00 a.m. – Sugarbeet Growing Contest Judging 11:00 a.m. – 1 Mile Fun Run 3 Mile Run starts at 10 a.m.

11:00 a.m. – Spike Driving Contest ..... Dixon Lots -- Main Street Chinook 12:30 p.m. – Live Music on Main Steet Local Musicians throughout the afternoon 12:30 p.m. – Dutch Oven Cooking Contest Community Taste Testing 1:00 p.m. – Round Bale Races ............... Main Street Chinook 2:00 p.m. – The Little Engine that Could Story Time & Craft ...........................................................Next to Shore's Floral 3:15 p.m. – Line up for Parade ...............Meadowlark School 4:00 p.m. – Parade - Main Street Chinook 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. – Pinewood Train Derby Build a Train to Race in the Friday evening workshop ...............................................Dixon Lots -- Main Street Chinook 5:30 p.m. – Community Barbecue Festival Winners announced at the Barbeque .....................Dixon Lots -- Main Street Chinook 8:00 p.m. - Drive-In Movie at the Fairgrounds The Little Engine that Could 8:30 p.m. - Nighttime Horseshoe Tournament .....................Under the Lights at the Fairgrounds Pits Business Decorating Contest Awards will be given to the best Railroad Themed business .

Complete details and updates can be found at www.sugarbeetfest.com

Thank you to the sponsors on these pages that made this feature possible.

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For Sale: Insulated 40x40 steel building with lean to. Must go! Call Kessel Construction 357-2475.

Ready for installation.

9-I For Sale: 2014 Chevrolet Malibu LTZ - Silver exterior, black leather interior, 35,000 miles, 2.5L In-Line4, On-Star Equipped, USB Port, Hands free calling, Dual Heat controllers, XM Radio and more, this is a nice vehicle! $15,900.00 CALL 406-357-4201. 9-I.

Estate Planning

Tom was a single guy living at home with his father and working in the family business. When he found out he was going to inherit a fortune once his sickly father died, he decided he needed a wife with which to share his fortune.

One evening at an investment meeting, he spotted the most beautiful woman he had ever seen. Her natural beauty took his breath away.

“I may look like just an ordinary man,” he said to her, “but in just a few years, my father will die, and I’ll inherit 20 million dollars.”

Impressed, the woman obtained his business card.

Three days later, she became his stepmother.

Women are so much better at estate planning than men.

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AUCTION CALENDAR

DATE/TIME

Sat., Oct. 1 9:00am

Sat., July 9

AUCTION/AUCTION CO.

For Sale: Hay Barley. Call Scott Anderson, 674-5462 or cell 390-1554.

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Milton Rosseland Estate Farm Auction Circle, MT For Rent: Turn at 7th Street, 1 blk off Highway 2 RK Auction, r-kauction.com 406-485-2548 or 939-1632 for 62+ RK Auction, 406-485-2548 or 939-1632,www.r-kauction.com Braden Pehlke Retirement Auction Glasgow, MT

Independent Living and/or Disabled, Subsidized Rent 30% of Sat., July 14 KB Farming Equipment Conrad, MT Sat., Oct. 8 Wheeler Retirement Farm Auction Culbertson, MT income, Living Rm, full 10:00 am Shobe Auction, 406-538-5125 10:00am RK Auction, r-kauction.com 406-485-2548 or 939-1632 kitchen, bedrm, bathrm w/ tub www.shobeauction.com Sat., July 16 Fred Rowley Living Estate Lincoln, MTor shower & safety bars. 465 6:00pm D&M Associates, LLC 406-570-3922 sq. ft., Public Transit, 5 meals/ www.dmauctionsonline.com wk avail. $25, Equal Housing Wed., July 20 D&B Johnson Farms Machinery Culbertson, MT Opportunity & Handicapped.

6:00pm R-K Statewide Auction 406-2548 or 939-1632 Hiring: Mechanics & Field Sweet Grass Lodge: Shirley www.r-kauction.comm Techs at Diesel Doctor Peck, Manager, Chester, Th/Fr, Jul 21-22 Ag & Industrial Equipment Lethbridge, AB Havre.

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For Sale: 19' Aristocraft Boat, in-board; Chevy 6 cylinder, merc drive, nice but needs cleaning. Also 1979 Dodge 1/2 ton Power Wagon, almost new tires, 318 V8, 4 speed. $1,500 for both. Looking For: 30-35' old travel trailer for dry storage. Fairfield, MT 406-467-2566.

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Minimize Risk to Maximize Business Potential

Provided By: Brandon Nissen, Northwestern Mutual “Risky Business” takes on a new meaning to the entrepreneur who excitedly opens the doors, real or virtual, for business on that first day and awaits customers. As any entrepreneur knows, one can work hard, create a good product and maintain good business relationships -- do everything right -- and still some future events are beyond one’s control. A whole host of unforeseen possibilities can dash the dream, including the impact of a disability suffered by you or an employee.

Planning for success requires taking a hard look at where the business is vulnerable. The likelihoods vary with age, but during your income producing years, you are nearly twice as likely to become disabled as you are to die before reaching age 65.1 A sound risk management plan’s purpose is to lessen the impact of a disability on your business. What are your options?

There is coverage to protect human capital, and coverage to protect your ability to do business. The specific types of insurance you need will depend upon the type of business you have and how you conduct that business.

But selecting the right coverage for your business should not be a “deal or no deal,” decision. The challenge is to find the right combination of policies that provide protection without duplicating coverage.

Protecting Your Employees As your company grows and you add employees, it becomes increasingly important to protect your human capital. Quality employees are vital to the success of your business. Offering disability income insurance to protect your employees can also help you to create a competitive benefits package, which can enhance your recruiting and retention of employees.

While most states require companies to carry workers’ compensation to cover the cost of work-related injuries, it’s important to keep in mind that less than 5% of long term disabilities are work related. The other 95% are not, meaning Workmen’s Compensation doesn’t cover them.2 In fact, the major causes of disability are diseases, such as cancer, heart disease and diabetes.3 Valuable disability income protection can be provided for employees through group disability income insurance, individual disability income insurance, or a combination of the two.

Protecting Your Ability to Do Business Protecting your ability to earn an income and offering income protection to your employees certainly makes good business sense, but what happens when a loss directly impacts your bottom line? How will you protect your business and provide the money to keep your business running if you or another owner essential to maintaining the income becomes unable to work?

There are specific types of insurance to consider: • Disability overhead insurance can provide needed cash to meet business expenses such as rent, payroll, benefits, utilities, taxes, maintenance costs and others.

• Disability key person insurance can help your company weather the disability of a key employee.

• Disability buyout insurance can help purchase the business interest of a totally disabled owner.

Protection That Grows Along with Your Company With a lot of hard work and a little luck, small businesses do prosper and grow. The right risk management plan must also evolve to protect your business through all its phases of growth. Keep in mind that there are as many additional types of insurance coverage as there are unique business needs.

That’s where an experienced financial professional can help you focus on your current and future business risks to select the right types and amounts of coverage to meet your ongoing needs. Partnering with a financial professional gives you the benefit of another expert keeping a watchful eye on the growth of your business.

By lessening the effect of serious potential business problems with a sound risk management plan, you protect and enhance your potential for business success.

1.

Society of Actuaries Individual Disablity Experience Committee 1999 Preliminary Table, most recent update; Society of Actuaries 2001 Valuation Basic Table most recent update..

2.

Disability Statistics, Council for Disability Awareness, March 2013.

3.

Disability Statistics, Council for Disability Awareness, March 2013.

Article prepared by Northwestern Mutual with the cooperation of Brandon Nissen.

Brandon Nissen is a Financial Representative with Northwestern Mutual, the marketing name for The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company (NM), Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and its subsidiaries. Financial Representative is an agent of NM based in Chinook, MT. To contact Brandon Nissen, please call (406) 357-3312, e-mail at brandon. nissen@nm.com or visit the Website at brandonnissen.nm.com.

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Suicide Prevention Month - Part 2

by Tricia Kimmel

I learned just hours ago, while writing this article, of another family I know who has been hit with the evil devastation of suicide.

The nightmare that descends upon those in a victim's "circle" of friends and family can be described in no better term than pure evil. When death by choice becomes the victor over precious life, we are suddenly called to fight a battle with enduring ramifications.

Mental health challenges, suicide, depression...all these things are still taboo in our culture. We have advanced our civilization to unimaginable heights, yet we can't talk about a problem that has plagued mankind since the dawn of time. The reason may be that it's easy to brush off such a large scale problem as someone else's problem...until it comes knocking on your own door in the middle of the night.

There is hope. Those who are left behind are talking, no more than ever before. They have lots to say and questions no one can answer. But they want others to be spared of the undescribable pain that comes from losing a loved one to suicide.

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you know that there can be hundreds of reasons an individual struggles with mental illness. They are real problems. If we as a society value human life at all, we must urgently search for a real solution, no matter how hard the challenge. No matter how dark, how evil, how painful, there must be light shed. Everything looks different in the light. Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem, and one that simply passes on the pain from one person exponentially to others.

That doesn't seem like it solves anything.

We are a generation of poor communicators. We don't listen well, and so we don't know what we don't know. We live in an all too connected lonely world, and we mistakenly believe that because we're connected we're sociable.

We are losing the sense of community that the greatest of civilizations were formed with. And yet, it is only AFTER we lose a loved one that we learn the signs that were there all along. This needs to change. This is WHY need to talk about it more than ever. Hope and help ARE out there, as is evidenced by the long list of resources on the next page, but we must be more alert and less self-absorbed.

I urge you, this September and any time, to educate yourself. Take a class, read a book, join a volunteer group. Most of us, if we came across someone lying in the street bleeding, would stop to help. We would take noticed and either call for help, or help them ourselves if we had the knowledge and skills needed. We must learn to do the same for this other important health impairment if we value our role as God's children.

Until we shine the light, we can't see those who are suffering in the dark. ************************************* 2016 2nd Annual Suicide Awareness/Prevention Walk in Memory of Tristan Billmayer September 24, 2016, 8:30 a.m. St. Thomas Catholic Church, Hogeland • • •

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From the St. Thomas Big Flat Catholic Church to the Turner Park A meal will be provided. If weather acts up, we will use the Old Gym. Slow moving four wheelers, side by sides, golf carts, and such are welcome for those who do not wish to, or are unable to walk. Buses will be leaving the Turner Park at 8:10 a.m. for those who wish to leave a vehicle in Turner and catch a ride to the church.

Registration will be at 8:30 a.m. before the walk will begin.

Bracelets will be available for the walk in memory of Tristan for $2 each.

T-shirts are also available for $15 dollars. Please call 390-6064 to order shirts.

If you want to wear purple and teal or the t-shirts that were designed for the event, then please feel free to do so.

At 2:00 P.M. Clint Malarchuk, “The Cowboy Goalie” will be guest speaking at the Turner High School Gym. He is a retired Canadian Hockey Player, and his website is available to view: www.malarchuk.com Donations are welcome. All proceeds will go to further education and to help raise awareness in our schools and communities, including this event.

Please make checks payable to Tristan Billmayer Memorial Fund, P.O. Box 104, Hogeland, MT 59529. For more information, call Shawna and Ella Billmayer (406) 379-2520 or (406) 262-5222.

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HELPFUL SIDE-BAR FOR STORIES

Suicide Prevention LIFELINE Montana Suicide Prevention Website 800-273-TALK (8255) www.prc.mt.gov/suicideprevention *A free, 24/7 service that can provide suicidal persons or those around Montana Peer Network MISINFORMATION AND OFFER HOPE themAVOID with support, information and local resources. www.Mtpeernetwork.org 406-551-1058 • Suicide is complex. There are almost always multiple causes, Montana 2-1-1including psychiatric illnesses, *A networkthat of individuals helping one another on the path of may not have been *Dial 211 to get info for nearby services. Operators located in state. recovery. or treated. However, these illnesses are treatable.

Or visit www. recognized montana211.org Central Service Area Authority • Refer to research findings that mental disorders and/or 9-1-1 Emergency Services www.Centralsaamontana.org substance abuse have been found in 90% of people who *Dial 911 406-444-9344 (Phone) have died by suicide.

406-431-6175 (cell) NAMI•HelplineAvoid (National Alliance on Mental Illness) (Toll Free) was preceded by a reporting that death 888-866-0328 by suicide 1-800-950-NAMI (6264) or info@nami.org *Ensure consumers, families and communityor stakeholders a single event, such as a recent job loss, divorce bad have grades.

406-443-7871 Reporting NAMI of Montana like this leaves the strongpublic voice in….public mental health care delivery in Montana, with with an overly simplistic www.namimt.org a focus on the Central region of the state. and misleading understanding of suicide. *Directory of Mental Health Services listed by county.

Mental Health Association • Consider quoting a suicide Montana prevention expert on causes Veterans Crisisand Line treatments. Avoid putting www.montanamentalhealth.org expert opinions in a 800-273-8255,sensationalistic Press 1 877-927-6642 context.

Confidential chat at www.VeteransCrisisLine.net Use your story to inform readers about the causes of Or text• to 838255 Montana Mental Health Ombudsman *Free, confidential support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a www.mhombudsman.mt.gov suicide, its warning signs, trends in rates and recent year, even if they are not registered withadvances.

VA or enrolled in VA health 406-444-9669 (Helena) treatment care.

888-444-9669 (Toll Free) • Add statement(s) about the many treatment *Represents the interests of individuals withoptions regard to the need for available, stories of those who overcame a suicidal www.MilitaryOneSource.mil public mental health services. Answer questions, discuss ways to re*Click aroundcrisis for answers toand the military life questions you didn’t solve a problem, provide information, contact agencies on your behalf, resources for help. even know to ask. Get to know your benefits and prepare for the big connect you with agencies or organizations which can help.

Include up-to-date local/national resources where stuff •– deployments, reintegration, moves, parenthood, retirement information and and more. readers/viewers can find treatment, Long Term Care Ombudsman 800-551-3191 advice that promotes help-seeking.

Local Havre Crisis Line www.dphhs.mt.gov/sltc/aginglongtermcareombudsman 406-265-2222 *Nursing Homes and Assisted Living Issues

WARNING SIGNS OF SUICIDE •

Talking about wanting to die

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Looking for a way to kill oneself

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Talking about feeling hopeless or having no purpose

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Talking about feeling trapped or in unbearable pain

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Talking about being a burden to others

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Increasing the use of alcohol or drugs

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Acting anxious, agitated or recklessly

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Sleeping too little or too much

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Withdrawing or feeling isolated

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Showing rage or talking about seeking revenge

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Displaying extreme mood swings

The more of these signs a person shows, the greater the risk. Warning signs are associated with suicide but may not be what causes a suicide.

WHAT TO DO If someone you know exhibits warning signs of suicide:

VoicesSUGGESTIONS of Hope Addictive andMEDIA, Mental Disorders Division FOR ONLINE MESSAGE Hotline: 406-453-4357 Mental Health Services Bureau BLOGGERS & CITIZEN JOURNALISTS GreatBOARDS, Falls www.dphhs.mt.gov/amdd www.voicesofhope.info 888-866-0328 • Bloggers, citizen journalists and public commentators can * We help people deal with suicide, domestic violence, sexual assault, help reduce risk of contagion with posts or links to treatment eating disorders, relationship problems and mental health issues. http://store.samhsa.gov/shin/content//SMA15-4419/SMA15-4419.pdf services, warning signs and*Free suicide downloadablehotlines. guide: “A Journey Toward Health and Hope” Montana Warm Line • Include stories of hope and recovery, information on how 877-688-3377 to overcome suicidal thinking Mentaland Health Local Area Council (LAC) for Blaine County increase coping skills. *Non-crisis phone line staffed by primary consumers (part of Central Service Area Authority http://centralsaamontana.org): • The potential for online reports, photos/videos Contact Blaine County Department of Health atand 357-2345stories Medicaid Recipient Hotline or Tina Mord at 357-2369. to go viral makes it vital that online coverage of suicide 800-362-8312 follow site or industry safety recommendations.

For additional LAC information in Eastern Montana: networking sites often memorials to the Aging•HotlineSocial Citizen’s Advocate Easternbecome Service Area Authority - www.esaamontana.org 800-332-2272 deceased and should be monitored Miles City, Montana for hurtful comments aklein@mt.gov and for statements that others are considering suicide.

Youth Dynamics Message board guidelines, 406-234-1866 policies and procedures could 877-458-7022 support removal of inappropriate and/or insensitive posts. www.Youthdynamics.org Health Link Now *Shelby, Havre, Great Falls, Malta, Glasgow, Wolf Point 916-669-1200 *Telepsychiatry Services

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Do not leave the person alone

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Remove any firearms, alcohol,

AWARE, Inc. American Telepsychiatrists 888-718-2100 MORE INFORMATION AND RESOURCES AT: 406-683-9385 www.ReportingOnSuicide.org *Variety of mental health and intellectual disabilities services.

Center for Mental Health 888-718-2100

them with support,

drugs or sharp objects that could be used in a suicide attempt •

Call the U.S. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-TALK (8255)

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Take the person to an emergency room or seek help from a medical or mental health professional

THE NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION LIFELINE 800-273-TALK (8255) A free, 24/7 service that can provide suicidal persons or those around information and local resources.

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THE BACKYARD OF YOUR DREAMS ...

STARTS WITH

No early birds please • rst come, rst serve

HOUSEHOLD

ESTATE SALE 322 1ST STREET EAST CHESTER, MT

Sept. 24th & 25th

BUY-SELL-TRADE Vintage Collectibles: Kokomo Joe's Trading Post, Chester Montana. 406-759-6472. 9-I

406-265-1670 1704 2nd Street West • Havre, MT FrontierLawnLandscaping.com

OPEN MONDAY - SATURDAY, 8AM - 5PM

Custom Hay & Grain Grinding Jake Konesky, Owner Kyle Konesky, Owner

406.399.3336 406.945.8222

9am to 4pm

�at screen TV, Rear projector big screen 55" TV, living and dining furniture, fridges, upright freezer, unique head boards, high quality vanity and dresser, light xtures, lamps, like new mattresses, art work, kitchen items, dishes, Pronto electric wheel chair and more!

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40063 Road 20 South • Havre, MT 59501 koneskyfrontier@gmail.com

Havre Ford: 1991 Hwy 2 W., check out our tire selection and pick up accessories at unbeatable prices, Goodyear, Kelly, grill guards, Weather tech floor mats and much more, Stop in or call 265-2246. 9-I For Sale: 2011 Olds Aurora, 4dr, 100,000 miles, Luxury, Northstar V8, gold accent, sunroof, trac control, ABS, CD, $4500.00, 406-357-4233; jhfly455d@hotmail.com 9-II

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?Did you know? YOU CAN GET YOUR KNIVES & SCISSORS SHARPENED at BIG SKY IMAGES & COLLECTIBLES in Havre Holiday Village Mall. Will sharpen while you shop, Very affordable.

406-399-6522.

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For Sale: 2004 Keystone Montana 5th Wheel Camper 32Ft long, 2 slides, sleeps 4, awning, a/c, self contained, double axle. Tons of storage!

Great condition! $16,999.00 CALL 406-357-4201.

9-I. Firearms Sale: 20% off many hunting calibers.

Also, carrying Stihl and Husqvarna chainsaws. Leon's Buy and Sell; 720 First St. W., Havre 265-3342 9-II

1-TON DUALLY CAB AND CHASSIS

2009 GMC long bed 4x4.new reman GM factory dura max diesel with full warranty. New GM turbo, new tires, has a programmer with dpf delete. Great truck over $14,000.00 in engine/turbo and tires done in August, Asking $28,500.00 OBO

Call Sam 406-207-3828 Download us on Mobile! The Tricia's Trader mobile app is now on Google PlayStore and Apple App Store. Get it now and don't miss a single issue! x

For Sale: Call us for your 2016 Hay. Hay available in lots of different regions of Montana. Taking orders for hay in round, squares, grass and all varieties. Delivery available. Montana Hay Co., 406-670-6551. 7-I:9-II For Sale: 2013 Winnebago Lite Five 5th wheel model 29FWRLS. Very good cond., L-shaped sofa, din. table w/ chairs. 1/2T towable w/ 2 slides, boat hitch. $28,500.

In Plentywood. Call Mark 406-765-7539.

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For Sale: 1,000 ton straight pivot alfalfa, 1st cutting, 3x4 squares.

Delivery available. Montana Hay Co., 406-670-6551. 7-I:9-II

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For Sale: Saco farm total 211.96+/- acres of which 161.305+/- is irrigated and 50.655+/- is grazing. Property includes 4 br, 3 bath manuf'd home, newer shop, indoor/ outdoor riding arenas, Hip Roof barn, etc. Gravel and sand was brought for easy maintenance of the yard, drive-way and arenas!

Asking $995,000 (239BC6) w w w. m i s s o u r i r i v e r r e a l t y. com 406-654-2273.

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For Sale: JD 7330 Standard Cab, 20 speed, power quad FWD; JD 741 SL Loader, cable controls, multi couplers, Hood Guard, 8ft. Bucket, 4 tine grapple 480/80R42 rear wheels, snap on duals, weights.

Kept inside, 1560 hrs. $95,000.

Saco, MT. 406-390-4755. 9-II

Hey! Looking for a good building mover?? Call Dale Freitag 654-1123 or Dan Liese 379-2320. Prompt, experienced, competitive pricing. 3-I:9-II For Sale: 600 ton fresh crop alfalfa/grass mix in net wrap round bales. Delivery available. Montana Hay Co., 406-670-6551. 7-I:9-II

For Sale: 2011 HD Ultra Limited, 38,000 miles, stage 1 & 3 kits, 81HP, pipes, dyno'd, chrome, loaded, GPS-XM ready, $15,900.00.

406-357-4233; jhfly455d@hotmail.com 9-II For Sale: 30ft 2008 Featherlite, 3 compartment $13,999 and a 2008 30ft Featherlite Stock Trailer $13,999. We have 140 trailers on the lot!

Always offering great deals!

Call Bass Auction at (406) 538-8709 or go to www. bassauctionco.com.

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Ramblings of a Conservative

Cow Doctor

by Krayton Kerns, DVM, former State Rep. HD 58

Old Glory

I spent last weekend running over the Grand Targhee ski area in Wyoming’s Tetons. It was the Ragnar Trail Relay where competitors from teams of eight alternate running three mountain loops until each member had finished all three. The green loop was 3.5 miles and climbed 350 feet.

The yellow loop was just over five miles and ascended 750 feet. The red loop was a seven mile beast. In 3.5 miles it climbed 2,020 feet to top out above tree-line at 9,920 feet. This is a slope so steep it has difficulty holding snow, which is why God has blessed this ski area with an average annual snowfall of 500 inches. Only He can overwhelm the laws of gravity.

As the race takes 24 to 28 hours to complete, we set up a

comfortable base camp with all the amenities of home…if your home were a wall tent. To make a patriotic point, once the tent, cots and stove were in place, we drove a pipe in the ground and proudly raised the colors of our great nation. We were the first of nearly one hundred tents and we chose a treeless knob to be visible to teammates arriving well after dark Thursday evening. For two days, everyone passing the designated camping area could not do so without seeing our wall tent and flag.

Friday afternoon several of us were recovering at camp while waiting for Paul to complete the challenging red loop. Our American flag was flapping in the stiff breeze and the western sun beamed a

brilliant cross through the stars on the blue background. With it being two days before Patriot’s Day, I have never been more proud to call myself an American. This brings me to my point.

The best way to negate the Colin Kaepernick hoopla is to overwhelm the haters with the stars of stripes. If everyone flies Old Glory at every opportunity, ungrateful Americans will waste their lives sitting in protest while the rest of us flourish with the bounty of freedom. God has truly blessed me because I was born an American. You too?

Clearance Sale: Trash & Treasure Shop in Loma, Hwy 87 and 4th Ave. Clearance Sale continues until Oct. 1st, afternoons only 1-5pm.

Three buildings to shop in for bargains. For appointments, call 406-739-4361.

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AmericInn: The place to stay in Havre when your family travels this fall!

406-3955000, 2520 Hwy 2 West. www.AmericInn.com 9-I

For Sale: Good quality hay, clean, green, no rain. Good test results, 3x4x8 squares, delivery available. Call Double C Farms 406-439-7429.

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Ole Mercantile: Now open! We have Groceries, Hardware, Vet Supplies, Feed, Coffee and Ice Cream. Grass Range, Mt, Hwy 87 S. 9-I Now Open: 6am - 8pm Coffee Shoppe and Deli, Gary & Leo's Fresh Foods, 730 1st St., Havre, MT. 406-265-1404.

Delicious sandwiches and deli specials created daily!

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Are you looking for that special hard-to-find book?

BIG SKY IMAGES & C O L L E C T I B L E S . . . We have NEW and USED BOOKS. Will special order.

Havre Holiday Village Mall 406-399-6522.

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For Sale: 1971 Chev. C60 Cab & Chassis, hydraulic, brakes, good rubber, 366 propane. 5 spd/2spd axle. 136" wheel base, runs great. $3,500 obo. Call 406-788-2182, Gt. Falls. 9-II

PJ PICKUP FLATBED BLOWOUT SALE

Now Selling Hillsboro trailers - IN STOCK NOW!

STOP BY BASS AUCTION IN AUGUST FOR A “FAIR DEAL” ON A PJ, CARRY ON, OR HILLSBORO TRAILER!

406-538-8709 www.bassauctionco.com

2456 Truck Bypass * Lewistown, MT

Work Wanted: Missionary desiring day work through the winter. Feeding, calving, fence mending, yard work, and misc. labor jobs. call Alan 406-301-1818.

9-II Houshold Estate Sale: September 24 & 25, 9-4pm 332 1st St., Chester, MT. Entire home contents to be sold, including quality furniture, TVs, fridges, freezer, dishes, electric wheel chair and much more.

9-II For Sale: Historic 3 br, 2 bath home on Malta corner lot. Numerous updates incl refinished orig. hdwd floors, carpet, windows, new wiring, + insulation. Easy maint. metal siding, vinyl priv. fence, lifetime tile roof and sprinkler sys. Detached 24'x26' garage w/street & alley access.

Asking $155,000 (136LJ6) w w w. m i s s o u r i r i v e r r e a l t y. com 406-654-2273.

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2nd Hand For Rent: Office space, Quality Merchandise: 12-20 in. across from Hill Co. truck rims/tires, Courthouse. $900/mo. Call chrome many firearms, Steve 406-262-3199.

9-II many, laptop computers Windows Rick Logan's Auto Detailing: 7, 8 & 10; nice jewelry.

Professional interior and Regalia, silver & gold exterior detailing, paint sealant, coins, guitars & amps, retro headlight restoration, new car games, many saddles & tack. protection packages, boats and Concerned managers! Leon's, semi's, call or stop in 829 First 720 1st Street, Havre.

9-II Street, Havre 406-399-1767. 9-I

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