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Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede Thurs-Sat, July 6-8, 2017

at the Marvin Brookman Stadium, Wolf Point, MT | Parade at 1:00 pm Fri & Sat

RODEO TIMES

Thurs, Fri & Sat - 7 pm

Children 6 & under free to Rodeo (Gen. Admission Only)

Wild Pony Carnival Races!

July 6-8

Feature Attraction:

Thursday Rodeo

Barrelman JJ Harrison

Tickets Go On Sale June 12, Order By Calling: 406-653-1770 • For Info, Call: 406-653-2012 | Wed, July 5 at 7 pm: KVCK Country Showdown Happy Independence Day, For Sale: 2010 Chevrolet Silverado America! Celebrate 1500 LTZ Crew Cab Truck, $24,500. safely this July 4, 2017!! Call Jamieson Motors, 357-2470. 6-II

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Help Wanted: Experienced Meat Cutter, full time. Contact Ashley at 406-357-3119. Position open until filled. 6-II

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Krause Parts: In stock. Parts for Westfield, Westgo, Alloway, For Rent: Basement office space, Mayrath and Hardi. Carry over across from Hill Co. Courthouse. $900/ parts from Ford dealership. Power mo. Call Steve 406-262-3199. 6-II Motors - Fort Benton. 799-7459. 6-II

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CELEBRATION JUNE 29-JULY 10

Purchase the Q 20 Sit-down model with the Ruler Foot #96 and BERNINA Ruler Kit to receive $1,000 off.* Purchase the Q 20 or Q 24 on a frame with a Pantograph Kit to receive $1,000 off, PLUS receive a free batting bar and shelf.**

IRS SCAM ALERT: DON'T CALL THEM BACK

It all sounds pretty scary when you pick up the phone or listen to the voicemail. The recorded computer voice indicates you are being sued by the Internal Revenue Service and must call the 800# immediately to avoid being arrested. When you call the number back and give them your name, a variance of the following situation plays out. You are told by an "officer" that you owe money to the IRS due to miscalculations or false information on several years of returns, resulting in fees, taxes and penalties owing of several thousand dollars. You must take care of this immediately to prevent it from going to court, or from someone showing up at your door in the next couple hours to arrest you. The real IRS has been watching this scam for years, attempting to crack down on perpetrators. What do you do if it happens to you? Blaine County Undersherriff Frank Billmayer stresses you NOT return the call to the number on the recording, as this can generate more calls to your number. Also, never give out personal information to people who you have not initiated contact with for valid reasons. This includes sensitive information like social security numbers, banking information, debit/credit cards, birthdates, etc. Billmayer also reminds that the real IRS will not call you about any legitimate tax issues; they will send letters throught the mail. If you do give out sensitive information to these scam artists, Billmayer suggests monitoring your credit report, and also searching "Tax Scams" on the www.irs.gov website for ways to report your loss, and steps to take.

Dine-In or call ahead for Carry-Out.

Grille: Mon-Fri 11am-8pm Coffee: Mon-Fri 8am-8pm A good belly laugh: is just what the doctor ordered! Come enjoy the fun and frenzy of Beth Irvin & Lizzie Lou at the Milk River Gospel Jamboree. June 23-25 at the Malta High School Auditorium. More info at www.mrgjamboree.org! 6-I

406-353-4822

Ft. Belknap, MT * Just off Hwy 2

For Sale: Beautiful Western style leather rocking chair, $50; and antique end table with drawer, very nice condition, $20. Also a combination radio, CD, cassette and record player with records, $100. Call 353-2763, Harlem. 6-II

• Hopper Bottoms with Aeration • Our cones are built with 12 legs which leaves adequate space to fit a conveyer under cone • No Shoveling Required • Custom Hopper Bottom for Existing Grain Bins

• Built with heavier material than our competition • Good for all Grains • NEW Westeel Grain Bins Available! • Built locally in Havre, MT

BOOK YOUR BIN TODAY! Includes updated ranch-style 4-bedroom home with full basement, 2-car garage/shop, and a large barn with concrete oor for horses & livestock or for storage of large vehicles. There’s great views of the surrounding farm land and of the nearby Sweet Grass Hills. Also, this area has good Antelope, Deer, Geese, Ducks, Hungarian Partridge & Grouse hunting. There’s good boating & shing in nearby Fresno Reservoir, Tiber Reservoir and the Marias River th have Walleye, Pike & Trout. It is truly a good multiple-use property in a that semi-remote & quiet area with easy access on good all-weather county roads.

For further details or a showing of this property, contact:

Mark Pyrak – Broker 406-788-9280

Bruce Boyum (406) 945-0876 Chadd Reddig (406) 392-7020

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Drinks for Finnley: Triple Dog Brewing Co., Tue., Jun 27, 4-8pm in honor of Finnley Grace Foster. Finnley has a bone marrow infection, not curable without a transplant. For every pint sold $1.00 will go to Finnley. If you are unable to attend but would still like to help, there is a GoFundMe link set up for the family and an acct at Indep. Bank, Funds for Finnley. 6-II

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A/C in your car not working as well as you would like? Walk ins welcome! Nate's Gonna Fix It 88 19th Ave W. 945-9050. 6-II

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Supfest June 24th-25 Bears Paw Mtns Community Effort Pavilion at Beaver Creek Rsvr 1st Lake! Tandem race, backwards race and sup dodgeball! Paddleboards, paddles & life vests provided. Events 1:00-5:30pm. Nalivka's from 5:307pm. Music, night paddle & fire. Free camping & Sup yoga in the A.M. Fiveheads shirts upon request. All inclusive. $20 - dinner, camping, paddle board for events and eligible for door prizes. Prizes for 1st and 2nd place holders in all 3 events! 6-II

THINGS TO KNOW:

Jun 24-27: SNOWY MOUNTAIN MUZZLELOADERS RENDEZVOUS, East Fork Reservoir, Lewistown. For more info, visit www.enjoylewistown.com. Jun 30, Fri.: KMMR TALENT SHOW. Malta High School Auditorium, 7:00pm. Jul 2, Sun.: MALTA VFW JAM SESSION, 1-6pm, Veteran Foreign Wars, Malta. Jul 4, Tues.: HARLEM 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION, Parade downtown Main St., 4pm sharp! Line up early, contact Karolee Cronk, 353-2874. Water games for all, City Park after parade. Potluck picnic in park, 5pm, hot dogs, drinks, plates, utensils provided. Collecting donations for Harlem Food Banks. Jul 4, Tues.: TURNER IMPROMPTU PARADE. Time? When we get around to it. Be on the lookout. It's been known to happen! FMI contact Sonny Sunford. BYOC. Jul 22-23, Sat. & Sun.: ST. THOMAS AQUINAS 100TH ANNIVERSARY. Hogeland. Jul. 22, Registration 10:30-11:30am, Dinner 1pm. Jul 23, 11am Mass. 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 SCHOOLMeadowlark Estates, 4113 9th St. W., Havre, Sundays, 5:00-7:00pm. More info call Barbara Fell, 390-3708. Open to all denominations. REO Montana Career Training Opp 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.

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For Sale: 2017 Chevy Impala 17,000 miles Leather V6 Remainder of Factory Warranty! $21,900. 399-6766 6-II

Help Wanted: Experienced Auto Body Tech / Painter Wage D.O.E. Apply at Hammerin' Hanks 120 Main Street, Havre, MT. 6-II

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DAVE SAYS: Who Is Dave Ramsey? Dave Ramsey is a personal money management expert, popular national radio personality and the author of three New York Times bestsellers – The Total Money Makeover, Financial Peace Revisited and More Than Enough. In them, Ramsey exemplifies his life’s work of teaching others how to be financially responsible, so they can acquire enough wealth to take care of loved ones, live prosperously into old age, and give generously to others.

DEAR DAVE, How do you know when you should file an insurance claim on a For Sale: Antique baby items, donated to a local charity for homeowner’s issue, versus just dealing with it and paying cash? fundraising. Blaine County owner ~Ben says: "I have an antique high chair and potty chair in fair condition. They were here when we moved Dear Ben, here. Would have [belonged to] the Basically, it’s when you begin to feel the pain financially. Let’s say you Murphy family who homesteaded here. Youngest child was born in have a $1,000 deductible on your homeowner’s policy. If you have an $1,100 1903." Selling to highest bidder as a issue, just pay the $100 out of pocket and don’t mess with it. But let’s say you fundraiser. Call 406-357-3846. 6-II have the same deductible and a $2,000 problem. Depending on things like your overall financial situation, the value of the house, and the cost of the insurance For Sale: Pride of ownership shines policy, that might just get you to file a claim. here! 211.96+/- total acres that Somehow, lots of people get the idea they can make money on insurance include 161.305+/- irrigated acreage process. You don’t. Insurance companies make money, and consumers pay and 50.655+/- in grazing. Property includes a well kept 4 br, 3 bath insurance companies. You don’t make money on insurance in the long-term. manufactured home, newer shop, You may have a situation, once in a blue moon, where you come out ahead on indoor/outdoor riding arenas, a Hip a transaction versus what you paid in. But over the scope of your life, you don’t Roof barn, etc. Gravel and sand was make money on insurance companies. brought for easy maintenance of the The point is this: If you turn in the claim, you’re going to experience a yard, drive-way and arenas! Let us show you the rest! Asking $995,000. rate increase or cancellation somewhere — at some point — that offsets it. I only Call Missouri River Realty 654-2273. turn in substantial claims, meaning claims that are far above the deductible. www.MissouriRiverRealty.com 6-II ~Dave DEAR DAVE, My in-laws have inherited some money, and they want to invest in real estate. They have offered to help my husband and I buy a home, but they want ownership of some kind as part of the deal. Is this a good idea? ~Cynthia Dear Cynthia,

Montana Actor’s Theatre KidsMAT: Theatre experience for kids ages 5-15. One week camp. Kids learn teamwork & leadership, create their own story, set and costumes. Jun 26th 9am to Jun 29 at 7pm @ Box Elder H.S., 205 Main Street. Each day is 9am-3pm, perform on Thu. 7pm. $50 for 1st child, $30 ea. add'l. Reg forms online at www.mtactors.com. 6-II

For Sale: 2 residential building lots, just over 1 deeded acre each, available near Sleeping Buffalo Resort with Nelson Reservoir views! Electricity and Water in place and year-around gravel road access. Asking $29,000 each. Call Missouri River Realty 654-2273. http://www. missouririverrealty.com/ 6-II

I’d pass on this offer. It’s not a good deal. I’m glad they got some money. I mean, that’s great for them. If they want to do some real estate investing, that’s awesome, too. If they want to give their kids a gift out of the inheritance money, that would be a very nice, generous thing to do. But no, we’re not going for a deal where they have ownership in your home. Things like that end up messy, and it won’t get you where you really want to be. Even if it does, you won’t like the trip! If you take a deep look into this, you’ll begin to understand there are some things involved that will change the nature of your relationship with your in-laws. Every time you see them and they see you, they’ll see dollar signs. Dinners together will start to taste different, and they’ll feel different, too. Protect your relationships and your family, Cynthia. Please don’t do it. ~Dave

DEAR DAVE, When you use the envelope system, what should you do with any leftover money? ~Mandy Dear Mandy, My suggestion would be to carry it over to the next month. Lots of folks don’t use all the money in their clothing envelope during a month. There’s nothing wrong with letting a little extra build up in one of your categories if you don’t spend it all in a given month or two. You should be hitting the budget pretty close each month on categories like food. Getting out of debt and managing your money wisely doesn’t mean going hungry. If you do end up with a little left over in the food envelope, treat yourself to a nice dinner out, or buy something that’s food-oriented. But it’s okay to carry a few categories over from month to month. Just make sure you don’t get crazy and blow that money on something outside the intended category, or on stuff you really don’t need. ~Dave

* Dave Ramsey is CEO of Ramsey Solutions. He has authored seven best-selling books, including The Total Money Makeover. The Dave Ramsey Show is heard by more than 13 million listeners each week on 585 radio stations and multiple digital platforms. Follow Dave on the web at daveramsey.com and on Twitter at @DaveRamsey.

94th Annual Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede Marvin Brookman Stadium Wolf Point, Montana The Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede will celebrate its 94th year July 6 – 8, 2017 in Wolf Point hosted by the WPRA National Small Rodeo of the Year committee along with the many dedicated Stadium committee and community volunteers. PRCA RAM Rodeo action will be held each evening at 7 PM Thursday July 6 – Saturday July 8. Other events and festivities set for the 94th weekend celebration include the KVCK Country Showdown, Class Reunions, “Stirrup Some Country Fun” 2-day Parade, Carnival, the famous Catholic Hamburger Stand on Main Street, Tough Enough to Wear Pink Night, Stampede Roundup Golf Tournament, Wild Horse Race and Calcutta, Human Stampede, Museum Pancake Breakfast, Car Show, Kids Stick Horse Rodeo, attendance by Miss Rodeo & Miss Teen Rodeo Montana, Cowboy Church, Art in the Park, Open Team Roping, and Wild Pony Races. The Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede was chosen as one of “Montana’s 10 Best Parties” by Travel Montana. That makes for “Top Ten” reason to be in Wolf Point July 6 - 8th for the 94th PRCA RAM Rodeo Wild Horse Stampede. Tickets available June 12 by calling (406) 653-1770 or stop in at the Main Street ticket booth in Wolf Point. For more information contact The Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture at (406) 653-2012, wolfpointchamber@ For Sale: 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee Todd Mord Trucking: Livestock gmail.com. www.wolfpointchamber.com Limited, V6, leather, sun roof, one and flatbed trailers. Call 4066-II owner. $23,900. Call 357-2470. 6-I 357-4190 or 399-2608.

For Sale: Looking for a reliable New Listing: 731 1/2 4th St., Havre. used car? Call me for all your finance 2 br, 1 bath, 1 level of living. $74,900. options. Paul 406-399-6766. 6-II Call Kim Cripps @ 265-0905. 6-II

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Piano Tuner It seems that every time John, our piano tuner, comes to our house, he scolds me for waiting too long between tunings. I agree with him that it should be done every six months, but I don't really think about it until the piano sounds off-key. Last time he came over, I was on the defensive. "If you would send out a postcard reminder like the dentist," I declared, "I would make sure to call you for an appointment in a timely fashion." Without hesitating, he replied, "From now on, when the dentist sends you a postcard, call me."

Cutting Class A teacher was reprimanding a teenager in the hall. "Do you mind telling me whose class you're cutting this time?" "Like," the young teen replied, "uh, see, okay, like it's like I really don't like think like that's really important, y'know, like because I'm y'know, like I don't like get anything out of it." "It's English class, isn't it?" replied the smiling teacher.

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Fort Peck Reservoir Angler Creel Survey Underway Through September Anglers on Fort Peck Reservoir this summer may be asked a few questions about their fishing experience when they come off the water. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is conducting an angling “creel” survey on the state’s largest and most popular warm water fishery to monitor catch rates of popular game fish and determine level of satisfaction with the fishery. The data-gathering, face-to-face surveys will be based at marinas and boat ramps around the reservoir. Creel clerks will ask several questions about the day’s fishing and will also measure all harvested fish. “The interview is short and shouldn’t take more than a couple minutes,” said Fort Peck Reservoir fisheries biologist Heath Headley. According to Headley, detailed information gathered from these surveys helps FWP better manage the Fort Peck fisheries by providing information on fishing pressure, size of fish harvested and angler catch rates. “We’d like to thank all anglers in advance for their cooperation during these surveys and wish everyone the best of luck fishing this summer,” Headley said. If there are any questions, please contact Headley at 406-526-3471, or email hheadley@mt.gov.

Come into All Seasons Home Center @ 729 2nd Ave S., Glasgow, MT. Customize your cabinets for bathroom or kitchen with our computerized design program Durasupreme cabinets; ask for specials: Call 406-228-8288. 6-II

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Lights Out at the Dome: Northern Alumni Fndn's 1st MMA Fight Night. 221 Industries & Fusion Fight League. Local fighters Ray Morkeberg and Codie Nalder with Gage Saunders vs Myles Mazurkiewicz as the main event. Doors open at 6PM, fights at 7PM. Cash bar provided by Vic’s Place. VIP tables can be resv'd by calling 265-3711. Tickets avail. at Bear Paw Meats, Vic’s Place and Holden’s Hot Wheels for $20, or $25 at the door. Fri. night, June 23rd, the Oxford Bar will be hosting the fighter weigh-in at 7PM. 6-II

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JUNE 24 10am

Richland County Surplus Auction, Sidney, MT R-K Statewide Auction www.r-kauction.com, 406-485-2548 or 406-939-1632

Ends JUNE 26 5pm

ONLINE ONLY! Shop & Land Auction Northwest Realty & Auction, Ella Yeadon www.northwestrealtyauctions.hibid.com - See our full list of auctions 406-654-2881 or 654-4577

JULY 8 10am

Jim Holt Estate Farm Auction, Wolf Point, MT R-K Statewide Auction www.r-kauction.com, 406-485-2548 or 406-939-1632

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July 13th & 14th, 2017

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THURSDAY, JULY 13TH

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2016 Chevy Cruze Fastpitch: Int'l Men's Fastpitch For Sale: Limited Factory Warranty. Tournament: 5th Installment, $12,995. 399-6766. 6-II named for Shaina Evans. Every year the best fastpitch talent in the state and north of the border gather in Havre for a fun and competitive weekend. Jun 23 at 5pm to Jun 25 at 6pm. Havre High School Girls Fastpitch Alumni game at 6pm Sat. the 24th. Tourney helps raise funds for the Havre Girls Fastpitch Assn and Shaina's Challenge scholarship at MSU-Northern. 399-0619, 6-II Link Union: Take a listen at www. mrgjamboree.org and come hear them and other great bands at the Milk River Gospel Jamboree, June 23-25, Malta HS Auditorium. 6-I

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Paint Your Pet night @ Triple Dog Brewing June 22nd at 5! SO MUCH FUN!!! Bring a photo to paint and be guided through painting your furry friend! Only 25 seats! Reserve your spot ASAP. Call 9451498 or email jesine.munson@ gmail.com. $30 for 2 beers, snacks, and an amazing 12x12 portrait of your pet painted by YOU!!! 6-II For Sale: '78 Bee outboard boat w/ Starflite 90-S Evinrude engine $1,000 OBO. Ready to sell, needs to go ASAP! 406-262-7146. 6-I

Join Havre Trails: July 9. Hike up Long George on the beautiful Rocky Boys Reservation! Gorgeous view at the summit close to the Parker Canyon area. Moderate to difficult hike, all welcome, take as much time as needed. Meet at Beaver Creek's Bear Paw "Second Lake" at 8:30am to caravan to the trail head. Bring your own gear/supplies/lunch. Call Carlee 701-793-3013 or Lindsey 406301-3991. If not hiking w/ Havre Trails, individs. may purchase a permit from Tribal Nat Rscs Dept - Lucilla 406-395-4207. 6-II

For Sale: 1416+/- sq.ft. finished, htd shop, with att'd bathroom & 1,488+/sq.ft. newly remod. 2 bed., 1.5 bath apt. Shop recently rewired; new fluorescent lights installed. Ample built in shelving, workbenches & storage! Shop has a 10' x 12' overhead door w/ comm. automatic opener. 14' concrete ext. walls. Loc. on 13,370+/- sq.ft lot w/ fenced yard & off street parking. Asking $195,000. Call Missouri River Realty 406-6542273. Missouri River Realty 6-I

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Wheat markets continued to push higher, led again by Minneapolis as flour millers aggressively compete for very tight supplies of high protein spring wheat. The below-average cropthe being harvested in theof early May, and appearing to establish Cattle markets were weaker, quickly faltering afterprotein testing major highs southern plains is adding to the problem as that wheat will also need to be blended, but the trade is a majorwith double topwinter on wheats the charts. Cash as slaughter and weights increase, moving past wondering what. The also found someprices support were on theirweaker own this week on decliningnumbers crop conditions in Europe and Ukraine, both major wheat producers and exporters.

the marketing gap created by the major winter storm of late April/early May.

The row crops of corn and soybeans were mixed as weather forecasts offered a host of conflicting outlooks. Good rains fell this week over much of the parched northern plains and then stretched into the western Crude oil continued to slide lower, pressured by increasing global stocks. Precious metals took a hit while the dollar Midwest, which had been trending drier. The longer-range outlooks are suggesting above normal temps for the MidwestThe through July and with rainfall outlooks to trend posting drier for thenew western half ofalmost every day this week. rallied. Dow justAugust, continues to grind itsappearing way higher, highs the heartland. THIS IS A SOLICITATION. Reproduction or rebroadcast of any portion of this information is strictly prohibited without written permission. The information

reflected herein is derived from sources believed to be reliable; however, this information is not guaranteed as to its accuracy or completeness. Opinions expressed Cattle markets were weaker, quickly faltering after testing the major highs of early May, and appearing to are subject to change Futures risk. as slaughter numbers and weights establish a major doublewithout top on notice. the charts. Cashtrading prices involves were weaker increase, moving past the marketing gap created by the major winter storm of late April/early May. Crude oil continued to slide lower, pressured by increasing global stocks. Precious metals took a hit while the dollar rallied. The Dow just continues to grind its way higher, posting new highs almost every day this week.

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(406) 353-2213 * (800) 464-2213 Agile Rascal Bicycle Touring Theatre: This summer 8 artists have come together to write and perform a new show and pedal it around Montana on tour! Show at 5pm Pepin Park after the 4th of July Festival. Bring your own chair. Admission is Free. Donations Accepted. 6-II

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Items For Sale: 6-wheel Hustler ATV, also has track for winter. 7x14' van box, has large opening in back. 1975 Dodge box ambulance. Sears washer, has soap att. 9hp engine, like new. Call 406-450-4760. 6-I

For Rent: Two apartments coming open in Havre in July without rental assistance. We are accepting applications for Section 8- one or two bedroom vouchers. Call 406-3578076 to pick up an application. 6-II For Sale: 2004 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Crew Cab Short Bed Truck, $13,500. Call Jamieson Motors, 357-2470. 6-II Grow your Small Business: The Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program may be able to help. DBE can provide specific training & guidance to become competitive in today's marketplace. Visit www.mdt. mt.gov or call 406-444-0841. 6-II For Sale: Custom built, newly const. home on 1 ac. near Sleeping Buffalo Resort w/ gorgeous Nelson Reservoir views. 2 BR, 2 ba. home has main floor master suite & 2nd story bedroom & loft. Open concept kitchen, dining & living area w/ vaulted ceiling & rock fireplace. Attd. 2 car garage w/ pass thru doors. $245,000. Call Missouri River Realty 406-654-2273. www. MissouriRiverRealty.com 6-I

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For Sale: '98 TrailsWest Sierra Horse Slant Gooseneck. Fully enclosed For Sale: 1984 Jamboree Motor Home. horse trailer. Call Holly 357-3743. 6-I $4,000 OBO. Call 945-2029. 6-I

Ramblings of a Conservative Cow Doctor by Krayton Kerns, DVM, former State Rep. HD 58

Intentionally Indoctrinating Ignorance

Decades back, I performed a necropsy on a 600-pound feeder steer which dropped dead upon exiting a farmer’s squeeze chute. The owner suspected an anaphylactic reaction to the sulfa boluses he administered and he wanted confirmation. I sliced the steer open and discovered he had suffered a lacerated esophagus as a calf and over months, a forage-filled pouch had developed in his throat. Before I explain the exact cause of death, readers unaccustomed to cow manure should know sulfa boluses are the size of a 12-gauge shotgun shell and most ruminants easily swallow them. This critter could not. The first bolus lodged in the opening to this pharyngeal pouch completely blocking the esophagus. The second bolus was subsequently forced directly down the windpipe and choked the steer. His fate was sealed upon swallowing the first bolus, so giving the second was as futile as administering medicine to the dead; an analogy coined by Thomas Paine in 1777. In American Crisis, Paine wrote, “To argue with a man who has renounced the use and authority of reason, and whose philosophy consists in holding humanity in contempt, is ‘like administering medicine to the dead.’” His message fits today’s climate crisis worshipers who mindlessly chant American capitalism is destroying the planet. Bombarding leftists with climate facts is as futile as administering medicine to the dead, but nonetheless, I am going to try after mentioning two more famous sayings. Mark Twain told us “It is easier to fool someone than convince them they have been fooled.” The indoctrinated will never willingly accept facts contrary to what they have been trained, because to do so requires them to consume a heaping helping of humble pie. My third truth comes from President Reagan who paraphrased another Twain adage by saying “It’s not that my liberal friends are ignorant, it is just that so much of what they know to be true, just isn’t so.” This brings me to my point. The entire global warming scheme is founded on the hypothesis man’s carbon emissions are warming the planet, but honest data study shows global temperatures are stable, or decreasing, despite increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide. Causation simply does not exist. The ruling class panicked at the rejection of the Paris Accords because they know their con is unsustainable. They need you in chains now! The climate will get colder, warmer, drier and wetter regardless man’s efforts. These three truths—administering medicine to the dead, convincing victims they have been conned and exposing truth over erroneous perception, perfectly describe Reality Winner, the 25-year-old, NSA contractor charged with trafficking classified documents. Her Facebook posts and tweets demonstrate outstanding climate crisis indoctrination. Patriots must reeducate the institutionally misinformed anywhere and everywhere they are found. To cleanse the consciousness of the heavily indoctrinated will take enormous repetition of truth, so it will not be easy. In the end, it will be worth it.

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Keep Your Eye Out For Swift Fox Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks encourages people to report any live or road-killed sightings of swift fox to their local FWP biologist. To report sightings, people need to be able to tell the difference between swift fox, red fox and coyotes. Swift foxes are about the size of a house cat, smaller than red foxes and only about a fifth the size of coyotes. Red foxes are red, with some variations, and have white-tipped tails. Swift foxes have grayishred fur and a black-tipped tail. Coyotes can have similar coloring and tail markings, but again are much larger. Juvenile coyotes could resemble swift foxes certain times of the year. Swift fox were once abundant on the Great Plains, but in the early 1900s numbers began to decline in response to government poisoning campaigns aimed at wolves, prairie dogs and ground squirrels. Swift foxes lost a prey source in prairie dogs and squirrels, and when wolves declined, they couldn’t outcompete coyotes and red foxes for food. In 1969, Montana declared swift fox basically extinct locally. However, due in part to transplant programs in Canada, sightings of swift foxes have increased in eastern and central Montana since the 1980’s, leading to stable populations in north-central Montana that support a trapping season. Swift fox are year-round residents, inhabiting prairies and arid plains. Largely nocturnal, swift foxes can range over several square kilometers a night. They breed from late December to early March, with a single litter of three to six pups born late March to early May. Young are raised in an underground den, emerging in early June and dispersing in late summer or early fall. Locations of swift fox can give biologists valuable information, such as better understanding of the distribution of fox and location of dens. In addition, studies are being conducted with radio collared fox, and any help in locating foxes and their dens is crucial to the study. If you happen to spot a swift fox, please contact your local biologist and if possible, get a GPS point or accurate map location of the sighting. In Region 6, direct all sightings to Heather Harris at 406-228-3725, or email heharris@mt.gov.

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Buy-Sell-Trade: Vintage Collectibles at Kokomo Joe's Trading Post, Chester Montana. 406-759-6472. 6-II

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Attention Vendors!! Plan to have a booth at the Blaine County Fair this year -- July 12-16th in Chinook. For indoor booths open July 14-16, the Price Is Only $25 for all 3 days!!! Outdoor booths open all 5 days start at just $75. Contact info@blainecountyfair.Net to reserve your space. Visit www. BlaineCountyFair.Net. 4-II:7-I

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Help Wanted: Secondary Cook: Noon Meal Prep, 2-3 days/wk; work alone on designated days, but still in conjunction w/ head cook & program director for planning purposes. Cooking/Baking for 2540 ppl. Food prep, clean-up, dishes, sweep/mop daily, menu prep, grocery purch., meal deliv., kitchen cleaning. Avg. 4-6 hrs/day, Start $10/ hr. Bkgrnd check req. Apply at Havre Job Service or Harlem Senior Ctr. Start immed./open until filled. 6-I