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Wanted: Old transmission power poles from Ft. Peck to Gt Falls. Also, the cross arms if avail. And looking for used snow plow for vehicle. Call Craig Stiles, 390-0455. 10-II:4-I

Help Wanted: Meat packing plant looking for a packaging employee in Chinook. Full time, days, Mon - Fri, no weekends or holidays. Call for more info, 406-357-2286. 11-I

Now Open: 6am - 8pm Coffee Shoppe and Deli, Gary & Leo's Fresh Foods, 730 1st Street, Havre, MT 406-265-1404. Delicious sandwiches and deli specials created daily. 11-I Mineral rights for sale: Looking to sell 260 acres in Blaine county or less if wanted. Price is negotiable, please contact William at K w w i l l i a m s 11 7 @ g m a i l . Searching for something? Cederberg Trucking: Hauling com for further details. 11-I Find it in the search window cattle & grain. Call 406-390at www.TriciasTrader.com. x 5951, Turner, MT. 10-II

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Welcome School Teams: Riverside Inn and RV welcome school teams and offering a 10% discount. Free wireless internet, cable TV, In room coffee, microwave and fridge. Seasonal Laundry facility and Hunting dogs are welcome. 8 North Central 654-2310 10-II

Avon and Alison’s Pantry are ready for your Holiday shopping. Contact Jacy Stolem 406-654-2409 for all your gifts and holiday food. alisonspantry.com youravon.com/jstolem

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CONTENTS:

Classifieds, Classifieds!

Advertising/Subscriptions.. 8 Ag Markets........................ 5 Conservative Cow Dr....... 14 Realty Section................... 6 Senior Menus.................. 17 SPECIALS: Hero of the Week............... 7 Paid Classified Rates: Classified, $10 up to 8 lines $1 per line each addâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l 13 lines maximum. $5 bold, $5 boxed

The Ole Mercantile: Now open. We have Groceries, Hardware, Vet Supplies, Feed, Coffee and Ice Cream. Located in Grass Range, Mt on Hwy 87 S. 10-II

Come into All Seasons Home Center @ 729 2nd Ave S., Glasgow, MT. We carry just about everything. See how we can accommodate you. Call 406-228-8288. 11-I

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Ask about FREE Classifieds! Contact your Advertisers Advocate on Page 10 to place your ad today!

For Sale: 20 Reg. Black bred hfrs., start calving Feb. 1. $2,700 hand picked or $2,500 gate cut. Also 105 head Blk/ BWF bred comm. hfrs, start calving March 5. $1,700. Oct./ Nov. del. Call 395-4962. 10-II

7M Equipment Rentals: Renting trailers, scaffolding, skidsteer, grade-all, power trowels, concrete tools, Also doing spray foam insulation Call 478-2887 10-II

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THINGS TO KNOW:

Nov. 8, Tue.: ELECTION DAY. Get out and Vote! Nov. 11, Fri.: VETERANS' DAY Nov. 11-14, Wed.-Sat.: MILITARY APPRECIATION DAY, Great Falls. In honor of Veterans' Day, hosted by the Downtown Great Falls Assn. Active duty and retired military, and their family members may take advantage of free meals and specials from participating downtown businesses. Nov. 13, Sun.: ALL YOU CAN EAT: Meatball and Lutefisk dinner! Noon-3. Hosted by Bethel Lutheran Church, Kjos Hall, Joplin. Lutefisk, Meatballs, Lefse, potatoes, salad bar, & Scandinavian cookies. Lefse for Sale. Adullts $15, Kids 7-12 $7.50, 6 and under free. 3rd Wed. of Every Month: 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 406-357-2369 for details. 3rd Thurs. of Every Month: Blaine County DUI Task Force meets in Bl. Co. Triple E Room at noon. This meeting is open to the public and welcomes the community. For questions call Deputy Chris Adair at 357-3260. First and Third Mon. of the Month.: HAVRE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL-Meadowlark Estates, 4113 9th St. W., Havre, Sundays, 5:00-7:00pm. More info call Barbara Fell, 390-3708. Open to all denominations.

Let us know what’s happening in your area. It’s free and it gets read!

Havre Vets Club: For Sale or Lease: 80,400 sq. ft. main floor and basement. Recreation or restaurant space, and multiple office areas. S.W. Corner of 4th Ave &. 2nd St. Call 406-265-2941. 10-I

Call 379-2377 or email office@triciastrader.com

BRING IN THIS AD FOR 10% DISCOUNT! For Sale: RARE KNIVES, Large selection RUANA, SCHRADE, Hard to find USAmade Old Timer & Uncle Henry, Knife/scissor sharpening Big sky Images &Collectibles Havre Holiday Village Mall 406-399-6522 . 10-II

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Make sure to ask about on new and used vehicles

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call Clii : 265-2246 www.HavreFord.net

Avon and Alison's Pantry: Ready for your Holiday needs. Contact Jacy Stolem 406.654.2409 for all your gift and food needs. w w w. a l i s o n s p a n t r y. c o m w w w . y o u r a v o n . com/jstolem 11-I

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

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For Rent: Basement office space, across from Hill Co. Courthouse. $900/mo. Call Steve 406-262-3199. 11-I

419 Madison Ave. * Chester, MT

406.460.1118 or 406.759.6472 NEW Winter hours!

Todd Mord Trucking: Scheduling Spring Projects: Livestock and flatbed Just Us Construction. Call trailers. Call 406-357- today, cell 680-2669 or 10-II 4190 or 399-2608. 10-II office 357-2669. 24 HOUR KEYLESS ENTRY • 10AM TO 8PM STAFF ON SITE JUST ADDED POWER CYCLING AND PILATES 1753 HWY 2 • Holiday Village Mall in Havre • 265-4839

For Sale: 1990 Arctic CatEXT, 1995 Arctic Cat power special 2 place snowmobile trailer, 6 wheel ATV with tracks, 186hp cycle Perkin diesel. 406-450-4760 10-II AG INTEREST SERIES: MARKETS

Spectrum Commodities Louise Gartner 800-888-9843

S p e c t r u m

C o m m o d i t i e s

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 and corn moved lower as the mid-October rally failed to move above key resistance. While world wheat prices have moved slowly higher, the quick run-up in US values appears to have priced some of our wheat out of the export market. With record world wheat production this year, it is expected that export competition will be intense throughout the marketing year and even small rallies can stifle demand. Corn values were also lower as harvest across the Midwest moves beyond the half-way point. Record US production is quickly filling storage facilities and farmers are moving extra supplies into the cash market, keeping pressure on both basis and futures. Soybeans were higher, led by strong soy oil that has found support from soaring world palm oil prices. Supply shortfalls of palm oil in the southeast Asian region are supporting vegetable oil prices around the globe and soy oil, along with soybeans, have certainly benefitted from it as well. Cattle markets caught a strong updraft, and the rally induced fund short-covering as well. Feeder cattle managed to hold values at major long-term technical support, from which a strong base was formed. In addition, Wheat and corn moved lower as the mid-October rally failed to move above key resistance. While world awheat bullish cattle-on-feed report that showed farappears fewer placements September than expected was prices have moved slowly higher, the quick run-up in US values to have priced some ofduring our supportive themarket. liveWith cattle Cash fed markets were quiet last week, with prices steady with wheat out of the to export recordcomplex. world wheat production this year, it is expected that export competition be intense throughout the marketing year and even small rallies can stifle demand. Corn the prior will week. were also lower as harvest across the Midwest moves beyond the half-way point. Record US values Crude oil was slightly lower as it struggled to move beyond the $50 mark, a level that has production is quickly filling storage facilities and farmers are moving extra supplies into the cash market, generally held thebasis market in check for the last 12 months. Some of the pressure stemmed from the US keeping pressure on both and futures. dollar that resumed its upward trend as it reached a new 8-month high. Metals appeared to be unaffected Soybeans were higher, led by strong oil thatpushed has found support fromfor soaring palm oil prices. by the stronger dollar assoythey higher theworld week, moving toward the top end of their recent Supply shortfalls of palm oil in the southeast Asian region are supporting vegetable oil prices around the trading ranges. globe and soy oil, along with soybeans, have certainly benefitted from it as well. October 25, 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

This Week 4.13 5.24 4.04 3.49 9.91 308.20 35.80 102.72 122.65 182 154 49.96 1.58 1.49 3.15 17.78 1273.60 98.68 0.75 18097

Change from Last Week -0.09 -0.04 -0.16 -0.05 0.19 4.80 0.73 3.50 4.63 1.00 0.00 -0.33 0.0121 -0.0198 -0.11 0.15 10.70 0.79 -0.0134 33

HIS IS A SOLICITATION. Reproduction or rebroadcast of any portion of this information is strictly prohibited without written permission. The information reflected herein is Cattle from markets caught a strong the rally fundisshort-covering well. Feeder cattle derived sources believed to beupdraft, reliable;and however, thisinduced information not guaranteed as as to its accuracy or completeness. Opinions expressed are subject to change without notice. Futures trading involves risk.long-term technical support, from which a strong base was formed. In managed to hold values at major

addition, a bullish cattle-on-feed report that showed far fewer placements during September than expected was supportive to the live cattle complex. Cash fed markets were quiet last week, with prices steady with the prior week. Crude oil was slightly lower as it struggled to move beyond the $50 mark, a level that has generally held

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american hero

of the WEEK

In honor of Veterans' Day, we begin our series recognizing our military heroes in the pages of Tricia's Trader. Enjoy reading about our most honored vets as we tell their stories of heroism, beginning with our very own staff member, MARSHALL MORD. We are proud to know Marshall. To nominate someone you think is an American Hero, simply contact any staff member listed on page 8 inside. SPC MARSHALL LESLIE MORD: SPC Mord served in the Wyoming National Guard from May 2002 to May 2008. He was deployed to the Middle East from Feb. 2004 to May of 2005. He spent some time in Kuwait but served 12 months in Baghdad, Iraq. Initially, his mission was training the Irqai police, but later his unit was attached to the Navy SEALs. SPC Mord was recognized in April 2005 for his exemplary performance of duties while serving as a member of the Naval Special Warfare Task Group Arabian Peninsula Personal Security Detail for the top ranking officials of the Iraqi Interim Government from October 2004 to April 2005. As stated in his Certificate of Appreciation, "You consistently displayed keen operational insight and superb initiative in the execution of your assigned duties. Working tirelessly with the U.S. Navy SEAL Close-in-Protection elements, you provided superb static protection while under the imminent threat of direct and indirect fire consisting of mortars, rockets, rocket

propelled grenades and small arms fire. Your countless hours of shielding Iraqi officials from possible threats for over 180 days represents the true character and perseverance of U.S. forces serving in Iraq." SPC Mord lead 10-30 men on combat missions all across the Middle East, and left active duty as an E-5 SGT. He was seriously injured in multiple attacks throughout his deployment. Upon his return home, he spent the rest of his time with the military training men for combat and was an instructor for six different weapon systems, personnel searches and vehicle searches. After his discharge in 2008, Marshall spent time working in the oil and gas industry in his home state of Wyoming, and later moved with his family to central Montana in 2015 to take a position with "Tricia's Trader", and move closer to family. He currently lives in Grass Range.

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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. 10-II

Metal Roofing: We install Bridger Steel roofing! Call to book your project today. Also fixing flat roofs. Northern Lights Roofing, 406-399-0276. 11-I

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For all your meat processing needs: call STAHL'S Quality Meat Processing at 406-350-3085. 10-II.

Gary & Leo's IGA Health Mart: Your flu prevention headquarters, 730 1st street, Havre, MT. 406-264-1404. 10-II

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HATS OFF FOR HAVRE Join the Havre community in creating and collecting handmade hats for those in need. With winter coming on a concerned group of individuals is collecting handmade hats to be delivered to the Feed Our Sheep soup kitchen in Havre. Final pickup date will be Fri., Nov. 18th. To help out, email Hats4Havre@ gmail.com, or follow the Facebook page at facebook.com/

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Best Resting Inn & Extended Stay: "We're not the Fanciest, We're the Friendliest." 5001 River Dr. N., Gt Falls, MT. 406-268-8333. x

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Now Hiring: Full time service positions open at Jamieson Motors in Chinook. Mechanical experience a plus, but we can train. Call 406-357-2470. 10-II

Tulips and Treasures: One of a kind arrangements and gifts, free in town delivery call 406-654-1273 or stop in 900 S. Central Ave. Malta 10-II

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Two Boys Two small boys, not yet old enough to be in school, were overheard talking at the zoo one day. "My name is Billy. What's yours?" asked the first boy. "Tommy," replied the second. "My Daddy's an accountant. What does your Daddy do for a living?" asked Billy. Tommy replied, "My Daddy's a lawyer." "Honest?" asked Billy. "No, just the regular kind," replied Tommy.

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For Sale: This cozy 2 bedroom, 1 bath home has been partially remodeled. New siding, insulation, windows and roof completed in 2010, as well as partial sheet rock & flooring inside. The yard is built for entertaining and includes a fire pit, a large deck, horse shoe pit and is completely surrounded by a privacy fence built in 2010. Asking $89,000 (119TA6) www. MissouriRiverRealty.com 10-II

Rick Logan's Auto Detailing: Professional interior and exterior detailing, paint sealant, headlight restoration, new car protection packages, boats and semi's. Call or stop in 829 First Street, Havre. 406-399-1767. 10-II

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The Zoo Health Club: 1753 Hwy. 2, Holiday Village Mall, Havre. 265-4839, 24 hour keyless entry, 10am - 8pm, staff on site. JOIN THE ZOO! 11-I

Grow your own

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Delivery! Help Wanted: Custodial Position open, approx. 6 hrs/ week total, 2 hrs over weekend, 4 hrs during weekdays/eves. Call Karla at Bear Paw Livestock, 406-357-2286 for details. 10-II

For Sale: 1975 Goldwing GL1000, 33,000 mi. Great shape for its age. Runs good but does need carb adjustment (has 4 carbs) and new battery. Hiway pegs. Call 599-8429. Asking $2,000 obo. 11-I

CATTLEMEN:

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Patty's Helping Hand: Cleaning, Caregiving, Pets, Odd Jobs. Serving Cascade, Chouteau, Lewis & Clark, Fergus, & Pondera counties. Call 406-265-4336 (cell). 10-II

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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. 10-II

F.I.T.: Foam Insulation Technology increases strength of structure, saves money and energy. Call certified applicator Darrell Carney for information, 390-4156; 6547017 or email woodseller41@ yahoo.com. 10-II

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

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All You Can Eat: Meatball and Lutefisk dinner! November 13th, noon -3, Hosted by Bethel Lutheran Church, Kjos Hall, Joplin. Lutefisk, Meatballs, Lefse, potatoes, salad bar, & Scandanavian cookies. Lefse for sale. Adults$15, Kids 7-12 $7.50, 6 and under free. 11-I

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Ramblings of a Conservative

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

America’s Political Safety Valve Republican never-Trumpers, plus Libertarians should consider this: America will survive the worst of a Donald Trump presidency, but she will not survive even the very best of a Hillary Clinton presidency. The reason why can be found in our Constitution, Article II, Section 4— impeachment. Studying the ideology underlying each candidate’s campaigns, reveals this truth. In 1776, Thomas Jefferson correctly declared our rights are endowed from our Creator. Eleven years later, framers penned our Constitution as a restraining order blocking government’s infringement on these natural rights. The powers granted the federal government were few and enumerated with the balance of unnamed powers falling to the states and the people. This rightly places responsibility and ultimately success or failure, directly on the shoulders of the people. Our Constitution is a magnificent, ageless document, but only if we hold it in high esteem. Donald Trump is Amazon Shoppers: Did you know Amazon will donate a portion of your purchase to the Big Flat Community Grain Bin, Inc.? Visit www. smile.amazon.com. Purchases MUST be made through Amazon Smile to qualify. x

in this camp. In 1848, Karl Marx published his devious Communist Manifesto which capitalizes on envy; man’s innate weakness to covet his neighbor’s stuff. Over the last century, America’s ruling class has incrementally implemented Marxism disguised as liberalism or progressivism. With natural rights and the Constitution removed from the equation, the ruling elite ensnare the little people with mythical, created rights to healthcare, food, a living wage and now a college education. Government can only give away what they first steal from someone else and someone else always runs out of money before politicians run out of promises. Hence, our 20 trillion dollar debt. Hillary Clinton frolics in this camp. Here is where it gets dangerous. A President Hillary Clinton and her cabal are so loyal to Marxism, they ignore the Constitution and Bill of Rights, thereby effectively removing impeachment

from the equation. Democrats and establishment Republicans will never, ever convict her of “treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors,” as evidenced by her successful skirting of law as Secretary of State. If she can so manipulate justice as an ex-Secretary of State, as leader of the free world her administration would be corruption on steroids. “Justice for all” is a catchy phrase, but Secretary Clinton has rendered it meaningless for the ruling class. A Donald Trump presidency would be different because the Constitution, including impeachment, remains on the table. He is so hated by Democrats and establishment Republicans, even the most innocuous legal infraction could be considered “high crimes, and misdemeanors.” This is why America has a safety valve with a Trump presidency, but not a Clinton presidency. Think about that before you cast your ballot, unless you don’t give a damn and just want your free stuff.

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Celebrate the Season: Virgelle Merc. Antiques presents a “Real Country Christmas” at a “Real Country Store” Sat.& Sun., Dec. 3 & 4, 9am-5pm. Antiques & Collectibles. Phone 1-800-4262926 or (406) 378-3110. www. VirgelleMontana.com 11-I

For Sale: 36.83+/- acre surveyed parcel with year around county road access and located just North of US Hwy 2 near Saco, MT. This is a perfect location for your home site, grazing pasture or commercial operation. Asking $49,000 (145SB6) www.MissouriRiverRealty. com 406-654-2273 11-I

Havre Ford: 1991 Hwy 2 West,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. 10-II

Help Wanted: Seeking two full time countermen at NorthCentral Auto Parts store in Havre. Must apply at Havre Job Service. 11-I

Buy-Sell-Trade: Vintage Collectibles at Kokomo Joe's Trading Post, Chester Montana. 406-759-6472. 10-II

For Sale: TROUT FLIES, locally made, tried and proven by expert fishermen. BIG SKY IMAGES & COLLECTIBLES, Havre Holiday Village Mall 406-399-6522. 10-II

For Sale: This well kept one bedroom, one bath home is priced to sell. The long cement driveway leads to a garage in the backyard. This home would make an excellent rental property. Asking $49,000 (115FD6) www. MissouriRiverRealty.com 10-II

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Need Hay? Montana Hay Company has hay available, inventory changing daily. Large rounds, big squares, all varieties. Don't pay for it until it arrives, see it before you buy it. Trucking avail., hay trains equipped to haul up to 48 round or 60 3x4 squares. Call for pricing, 406-670-6551. 10-I:9-II

The Mint Bar in Malta: 14 S.1st. E serves cold drinks, has pool, darts, great service, and poker and keno machines. November 12th and 13th will be hosting the Tom Knudsen memorial pool tournament. Need to be registered by 8:30am on the 12th. Early sign-ups, call the Mint 6541621 or Susan 654-4051. 10-II

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Across from Albertsons Served Monday - Saturday at 12 noon Meal Prices: In-House Under 60: $6.00; 60+ $5.00; Delivery $5.50

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Mon 14 Trout Fillets Tues 15 Potato Soup Wed 16 Turkey Meal Thurs 17 Hot Dogs Fri 18 Taco Salad Sat 19 Chicken Sun 20 Community Meal (Beef Pot Roast 1:00pm) Mon 21 Chicken Fajitas Tues 22 Tomato Soup Wed 23 Lasagna

Thurs 24 Thanksgiving Day (NO MEAL) Fri 25 Hamburgers Deluxe Sat 26 Ham Mon 28 Chinese Dish Tues 29 Hamburger-Macaroni Soup Wed 30 Salad Bar LIBERTY SENIOR CENTER

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14 Chicken Tenders 15 Porcupine Meatballs 16 Cream of Brocolli Soup 17 Taco Salad Bar 18 Belgian Waffles

Mon 21 Sloppy Joes Tues 22 Chicken Enchiladas Wed 23 Cabbage Soup A salad bar is available with lunch at the Center Thurs 24 Thanksgiving Day (CLOSED) 25 CLOSED every day. The salad bar is set out at approximately Fri 11:30 a.m. and the main course is served at Noon. Mon 28 Bratwurst Eat all you want at the Center, but please do not Tues 29 Salisbury Steak take food home. Home delivered Meals available every serving Wed 30 Tomato Soup day. Please call by 10:00 a.m. A salad and dessert (fruit) is included. Milk is available if requested. Take outs may have the salad bar in place of the main dinner entree. Menus RUDYARD SENIOR MEAL subject to change. Served Monday thru Friday at 11:30am Rudyard Senior Center Tues 1 Roasted Pork Wed 2 Clam Chowder & Thurs 3 Chicken & Dumplings Fri 4 Lasagna GILDFORD SENIOR MEAL MENU Gildford Community Church Mon 7 Fish Patties Served Monday/Wednesday/Friday Tues 8 Election Day (CLOSED) *Subject to change without notification Wed 9 Hamburger Macaroni **No menu available at press time. 618 Adams Ave. E., Chester, MT 59522 406-759-5244 MTRS Relay-Dial 711 www.chestercommunitycenter.com

For Sale: Used oilfield pipe, rods, cable & guard rail. New HDPE pipe. Engineered bridges for pivots, vehicles, walking & ATV. Clips & post caps. Toll free- 866-683-7299 or 406-453-7299 Big Sky Pipe And Supply, Great Falls. Call Today and Ask for our free catalog. Visit Us Online http://bigskypipeandsupply. com/html/ 9-I:11-II

Work Wanted: Missionary desiring day work through the winter. Feeding, calving, fence mending, yard work, and misc. labor jobs. call Alan 406-301-1870. 10-II

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NEED ENERGY?! Skip the caffeine drinks and try the all day smooth energy Saba Trim Pro delivers with NO crash. Sample packs are available for $20. Bottles $60. That's $1 per pill! Email me today: valenek@hotmail.com 10-II

CHANCELLOR'S LECTURE SERIES MSU-NORTHERN, HAVRE, MT HAND-RAISED: HISTORIC BARNS OF MONTANA -NOV. 3

The historic barns of Montana are a threatened part of our heritage. To capture their history and encourage their preservation, Chere Jiusto, Christine Brown and photographer Tom Ferris collaborated on the award-winning book Hand Raised: Historic Barns of Montana, released by Montana Historical Society Press in 2011. This conversation includes an overview of Montana's barnbuilding history, stunning photographs of barns from across the state, and the stories attached to some of Montana's most memorable, photogenic, and historic barns. Please join us for an interesting lecture on Thursday, November 3, at 7:30 PM in Hensler Auditorium, Applied Technology Center. This presentation is free and open to the public.

For Sale: Idlewild Subdivision, Lot #28 is located along the Missouri River below Fort Peck Dam. This location is surrounded by prime hunting & fishing! The lot has an established septic tank and drain field. Both water and electricity are available. Asking $85,000. (933SS6) www.MissouriRiverRealty. com 406-654-2273 11-I

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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. 8-I:1-II

?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. 10-II

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Call Phillips County Insurance for your crop insurance needs… A reminder to Crop Insurance Policy Holders from Jake & Aimee at Phillips County Insurance

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