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Current Exhibits

Moss Mansion Historic Museum Home

914 Division St., 406-256-5100, www.mossmansion.com Closed Monday, open Tues. thru Sun. 1-4 p.m. • Trunks & Treasures Tour - Sept 10, Oct. 8 • Montana Spirits At The Moss - Oct. 6, 11 • Murder Mystery Dinner - Roaring ‘20’S Theme - Oct. 13

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Galleries Visit these

in Historic Downtown Billings

1500 University Dr., 406-657-2011, msubillings.edu/gallery/ Open 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. • Gordon McConnell - September 5 - October 11

more. Many unique and affordable things. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Tues.-Fri., 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sat. 406-252-0122, www.

1950 Terminal Circle, 406-256-6811 • www.ycmhistory.org Tues.-Sat. 10:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. • Native American Collection - ongoing • Western Room - ongoing • Historic Firearms - ongoing

toucanarts.com. 401 N. 27th St., 406-256-6804

www.artmuseum.org

Technology Hall of Rocky Mountain College (1511 Poly Drive, Billings MT 59102.) Open to the public from 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Call for more info at 406-259-6563.

Tues./Wed./Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Thurs. - Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Custer Battlefield Museum

• Boundless Visions - Selections from the Permanent

I-90 Exit 514 at Garryowen, Montana. • Custer Battlefield Historical Artifacts - ongoing • Native American Art - ongoing

Collection: Exhibition is ongoing • Montana Triennial - July 26 - Oct. 14.

Western Heritage Center

Juried exhibition by the Missoula Art Museum

2822 Montana Ave., 406-256-6809, http://www.ywhc.org. Tuesday - Saturday: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. • High Noon Lecture Series - Every third Thursday at Noon

• The Surging, Thundering Herd - Aug. 16 - Oct. 14 Bison engravings, 1758-1910, is comprised of early

Documentory type Lectures on the History of Billings or Montana.

• The 1988 Yellowstone Park Fires - May – December • The Art of Sonja Caywood - June 14 – September 29

artworks drawn from the Lee Silliman Print Collection.

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Billings Public Library

To Dehler Baseball Park, Logan International Airport

Broadway

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N. 30th St.

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7th Ave. N.

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Yellowstone Art Museum

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RMC’s Ryniker-Morrison Art Gallery

N. 32nd St.

2505 Montana Ave. Celebrating the creative

spirit. Painting, pottery, fiber glass, jewelry, cards, and

Yellowstone County Museum

6th Ave. N.

Toucan Gallery

Northcutt Steele Gallery

4th Ave. N. Alberta Bair Thearter

3rd Ave. N.

Park 1 Garage

MSU Downtown Campus Downtown Billings Alliance

Market Place 3301

Global Village

Park 3 Garage

2nd Ave. N. Park 2 Garage

MT Vintage Clothing Yesteryears Antique Mall

Al’s Bootery

1st Ave. N. Mitchell Golf

Empire Park Garage

Toucan Gallery

Montana Ave.

Minnesota Ave.

Oxford Antiques

NOVA Theatre

Billings Depot

Historic District Beginning of Billings... Listed in National Register of Historic Places.

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Billings West High School

Centennial Park

King Ave West

Shiloh Crossing

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18-Hole Championship Par-3 Course King Ave W $15 - 9 holes, $22 - 18 holes

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Monad Rd

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Exchange City

Rimrock Mall

Mountview Cemetery

Daniel St

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980 South 24th St. West, Billings • Just West of Shopko • 406-652-2020

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Central Ave

Regal St

Broadwater Ave

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Yegen Golf Club

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Lewis Ave

MSU-B City College

Rose Park

Grand Ave

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Delicious Mexican Margaritas.

Shiloh Road

Grand Ave

Parkhill Dr 17th St W

Colton Blvd N 24th St W

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Rocky Mountain College

Poly Dr

Poly Vista Park

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Veterans Park

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Brother and Noltings Longarm Dealer 712 Carbon St., Billings Behind King Town Center

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Josephine Park

Wilson Park

King Ave East Garden Ave

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Yellowstone County Detention Facility

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Stones & Bones A Lapidary Jewelry Store & More

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Riverfront Park

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Main St.

Billings Downtown

P X2 Locations. Page 5 & 7

Swords Park

Lunches, Dinners, A bit o’brew Now Serving Billings Original Pizza

259-4190 • 3011 1st. Ave. N. BOOKIE CASINO On the Corner Only 4,000 mi. SW of Dublin Pub Dinners - An Irish Tradition

Yellowstone County Detention Facility

King Ave East Garden Ave

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upcoming exhibitions, open days, seminars, concerts and other important dates

September 20,21, 22, 23, 27, 28, 29

“Newsies” at the Billings Studio Theatre

It’s time to carry the banner on our stage with Disney’s Newsies! Set in turn-of-the-century New York City, Newsies is the rousing tale of Jack Kelly, a charismatic newsboy, and leader of a band of teen-aged “newsies.” When titans of publishing raise distribution prices at the newsboys’ expense, Jack rallies newsies from across the city to strike against the unfair conditions and fight for what’s right! Featuring the now-classic songs “Carrying the Banner,” “Seize the Day,” and “Santa Fe,” Newsies is packed with non-stop thrills and a timeless message, perfect for the whole family and every audience. Thursday, Friday, Saturday: 7:30 p.m. (Doors Open At 7 p.m.) Sunday Matinees: 2 p.m. (Doors Open At 1:30 p.m.) To Season Ticket Holders August 14, 2018 To The General Public and On-Line Sales August 21, 2018 Ticket Prices: Adults: $22 Student/Senior/Military: $20 The Pub Station 2502 1st Ave N September 21

Moss Mansion’s Clue Game

7 p.m. – 9 p.m. Introducing …. a new live-action Clue game at the Moss Mansion! The rooms of the Moss become the scene of the crime, and each guest/character will be looking high and low for clues. Investigate as you mingle and develop your strategy for discovering which weapons, rooms, and suspects were NOT involved to solve the case – even if YOU end up being the murderer. Watch out, though – you could be the next victim! The game begins at 7 p.m. with a briefing on the rules, character assignments, and dispersal of investigation material. Points are earned (or lost) and while the results are tallied refreshments are available. Must be 18 to play. Reservations are $25 per person, costumes are welcome (though characters are not assigned ahead of time). Moss Mansion Museum 914 Division St. September 21, 22

“No Strings Attached” at the Nova Center for the Performing Arts

7:30 p.m. September 8,9, 14-16 & 21-23, 2018 in the Roebling Theater Youth Musical, Performed by Youth Actors in Grades 2-8 Presented with Permission from Hal Leonard By Mary Donnelly & George L.O.

Strid Watch the enchanting story of the old woodcarver Geppetto and his marionette son Pinocchio come to life in this musical adaptation of clever characters and lessons to be learned. Curiosity and temptation keep getting Pinocchio into trouble when he meets up with the Puppet Master, Sly Foxx, Klever Katt, String Bean, the Donkey Children, and the Terrible Shark. Discover how a talking cricket and a magical friend help Pinocchio learn the importance of obedience, respect, and truth. This 50-minute musical features an expanded script and nine original songs – ideal for upper elementary and middle school performers who can handle a fulllength musical production. NOVA Center for the Performing Arts 2317 Montana Ave. September 22

City Hall Interactive Mural Opening Ceremony & Reception 9 a.m. – Noon 210 N 27th St. September 22

Kuinka

Yellowstone Valley Brewing (2123 B 1st Ave N) General Admission/All Ages Doors at 5 p.m./Show at 6 p.m. September 22

Billings Symphony presents Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto

7:30 p.m. Call 252-3610 for tickets The Symphony Season begins with one of the most important violin works in the history of Romantic music, Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto. Performed by special guest Sergey Pospelov. Single tickets go on sale August 15, 2018. Alberta Bair Theater 2801 3rd Ave N September 22

Coffee Walk with a Naturalist

9:30 a.m. – 11 a.m. Join us for a cup of coffee and a nature ramble. These easy to moderate walks focus on observing and learning about the natural world. Designed for adults and older children. ($10/person, $5/ students and children, members free) Montana Audubon Center 7026 S Billings Blvd. September 22

P.E.A.K.S Fall BrewFest

3 p.m. – 7 p.m. P.E.A.K.S. is having a BrewFest at ZooMontana on September 22nd

from 3-7 p.m. Live music, food trucks, unlimited beer and wine tasting with paid event ticket for 21 years and older. $30 includes tasting and admission to the Zoo. We will have live and silent auctions, 50/50 and a wine pull. We are a non-profit that raises money for cancer patients and their families for non-medical expenses. We help with gas, groceries, lodging for out of town patients, daycare, rent, and utilities. ZooMontana, 2100 Shiloh Road September 22

Bags, Bottles, and Birdies Pub Golf and Corn Hole Tournament

10 a.m. – 5 p.m. What is Bags, Bottles, and Birdies Pub Golf and Corn Hole Tournament?: Everyone knows that being intoxicated usually improves your golf game!!! Adults don’t get very many chances per year to dress up as teams from fun to outrageous for the chance to win cash and trophy’s for best team score and most outrageous team theme! Bags, Bottles, and Birdies Pub Golf and Corn Hole Tournament is an exciting event where listeners are invited to sing up a five-member golf team and go from bar to bar competing and having fun!! Upstream Media gathers the team to the 1st bar for the registration party at 10am! At 11am our teams are directed to head to their first bar. (teams are staggered and mapped to go to different bars throughout the day! Registration is $25 per team (it’s only $5 a person to play). Golf balls and putters are provided by Upstream Media. Bars will provide their own Corn Hole Boards and Bags or can opt-in to have one delivered for them for $50. Everyone needs to be safe so each team MUST have a designated driver! After registration, teams will receive a map and drive from one establishment to the next to complete the course. Each bar will create two (2) golf holes for players as well as a drink special. Upstream Media will have one person provided to keep score at each hole and the scorekeeper will also act as judge. Once all 9 establishments have been visited and the golf holes and corn hole have been completed, each team is required to go to the “19th Hole” where scorecards are validated. At the 19th Hole, there will be cash prizes and trophy’s awarded to the team with the best scores and for the most outrageous team theme costumes! Granite Tower, 222 N 32nd St

September 22

Cooking with Kids at the Yellowstone Art Museum

10 a.m. – 2 p.m. COOKING WITH KIDS (ages 1014) 14 spaces $35 Members $45 Non-members (Includes adult and child admission, additional adults $10) Learn to prepare a complete meal for the family. Lunch served for adult partner at 1 p.m. Includes a dessert to make together and a recipe book. Yellowstone Art Museum 401 N 27th St. September 22

Billings Symphony presents Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto

Gregory Alan Isakov w/ Joshua James Pub Station (2502 First Avenue N) General Admission to/ All Ages Doors at 7 p.m. / Show at 8 p.m. $25 Advance / $30 Day of Show September 26

Little River Band

The Eagles founding member, the late Glenn Frey, knew what he was saying when he dubbed Little River Band “the best singing band in the world.” Through the ‘70s and ‘80s, LRB enjoyed huge chart success with multi-platinum albums and charttopping hits like: “Reminiscing,” “Cool Change,” “Lonesome Loser,” “The Night Owls,” “Take It Easy On Me,” “Help Is on Its Way,” “Happy Anniversary,” “We Two,” “Man On Your Mind,” “The Other Guy,” and “It’s A Long Way There.” A worldwide album, CD sales, and digital downloads now top 30 million and LRB has set a record for having had Top 10 hits for 6 consecutive years – In fact, they were the very first band to achieve that remarkable status. According to BMI, “Reminiscing” has garnered rare status with over 5 million airplays on American radio, and “Lady” follows with more than 4 million airplays. Alberta Bair Theater 2722 3rd Ave. N www.albertabairtheater.org

September 27

The Fellowship of the Fiber

1 p.m. – 3 p.m. August 9, 2018, 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. @ Large Conference Room We are the library’s fiber arts enthusiasts who knit, crochet, embroider, spin, felt, and generally love fiber. We get together on the second and fourth Thursdays of every month to talk about what we enjoy the most and share projects. If you’re a newbie at the fiber craft game, we can help you learn! This is our Fellowship, we look forward to your company! Billings Public Library 510 N Broadway September 28

Love Letters

Nominated for the Pulitzer Prize, A.R. Gurney’s Love Letters tells the story of childhood friends Andrew Makepeace Ladd III and Melissa Gardner, both born to wealth and position, whose lifelong correspondence begins with birthday party thank-you notes and summer camp postcards. Michael Grossman and Meredith Baxter, best known as the parents from the 1980’s sitcom Family Ties, reunite to perform this two-person play. They continue to exchange letters through the boarding school and college years—where Andy goes

on to excel at Yale and law school and Melissa flunks out of a series of “good schools.” While Andy is off at war Melissa marries, but her attachment to Andy remains strong and she continues to keep in touch as he marries, becomes a successful attorney, gets involved in politics and, eventually, is elected to the U.S. Senate. Meanwhile, her marriage in tatters, Melissa dabbles in art and gigolos, drinks more than she should, and becomes estranged from her children. Eventually, she and Andy do become involved in a brief affair, but it is really too late for both of them. However Andy’s last letter, written to her mother after Melissa’s untimely death, makes it eloquently clear how much they really meant, and gave, to each other over the years—physically apart, perhaps, but spiritually as close as only true lovers can be. Alberta Bair Theater 2722 3rd Ave. N www.albertabairtheater.org September 28

Dolls, Teddy Bear & Miniatures Show, Sale d& Auction at Billings Hotel & Convention Center

Noon – 7 p.m. The event will consist of a varied group of vendors, display tables of vintage

Hidden Western Treasures at the Yellowstone County Museum A hidden treasure western history enthusiasts will delight in discovering, the Yellowstone County Museum has exhibits dedicated to ranch life, historic firearms, and one of the largest collections of American Indian artifacts in the region.

Western Room

Short-horned beef cattle were trailed into the Yellowstone River Valley from Idaho and Oregon by Edward Cardwell in 1879. Beef cattle production became a linchpin industry in Montana Territory once rail service opened access to eastern markets. A J.K. Ralston original mural, spanning the breadth of the room, is displayed above the Yellowstone County Museum’s authentic chuckwagon. It is a true-to-life depiction of the valley’s first settlers and the gear they carried with them. Ralston’s skillful hand shows the pilot wagon with its seasoned guide, chuckwagon, bed wagon, and finally the bawling, tail-twitching mass driven by outriders. Rodeo, ranch, and riding enthusiasts will marvel at the craftsmanship of the Connolly family - purveyors of Western wear, tack, and saddles in Billings since 1912. Several saddles are on display, and each one exhibits both utility and beauty in its own way.

American Indian Collection

A spacious room highlights the stories, art, apparel, and tools of the Yellowstone Valley’s earliest residents. With stunning quill- and beadwork filling the cases, the displays are considered some of the best of its kind in the state. New in 2017 is “Waiting for the Earth to Move,” the largest assemblage of Ghost Dance objects on display in the world. At a time of political and cultural turbulence, the 1890s Ghost Dance offered hope to the downtrodden tribes of the American Southwest and Plains. The evocative imagery of Ghost Dancers’ shirts and regalia captures both their pain and their anticipation of a better future. The Yellowstone County Museum is entered through the historic McCormick log cabin at 1950 Terminal Circle. Follow the roundabout into the airport and loop around the parking area until you reach the cabin on the right. Hours are 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Learn more at ycmhistory.org or call 406-256-6811. Free admission.

dolls, and a doll auction. The live auction conducted by Reno Babcock, mtauctioneer@outlook.com, will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday. There is no admission charge for the auction. A dinner will be held Friday evening at 7 p.m. All attendees are welcome to attend. The cost is $22 $4/FREE for Kids Billings Hotel And Convention Center September 28

Prairie Handspinners Fiber Festival at Shrine Auditorium

11 a.m. – 6 p.m. Come to discover the joy of fiber arts with classes, demonstrations, a marketplace of vendors, and new this year - sheep shearing! Our mission is to share the Joy of Fiber Arts and educate our community; while connecting fiber artists with local producers and suppliers. FREE Al Bedoo Shriners, 1125 Broadwater Ave www.prairiehandspinnersf iberfest. com September 29

1st Annual Fall FestivalRock the Run

7 a.m. – 4 p.m. Free Admission to Pompeys Pillar National Monument! 5 K Fun Run ($25 entrance fee for runners), Rock Climbing Wall, Pancake Breakfast, Food Trucks and many other activities for children and adults. We’ll start the

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day at 7 a.m. with a Bird Walk followed by the fun run and pancake breakfast. Pompeys Pillar www.pompeyspillar.org September 29

Hairball

Pub Station (2502 First Avenue N) General Admission / All Ages Doors at 7 p.m. / Show at 8 p.m. September 29

Coffee Walk with a Naturalist

We Were Promised Jetpacks

Pub Station (2502 First Avenue North) General Admission / All Ages Doors at 7 p.m. / Show at 8 p.m. $15 Advance / Day of Show

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15th Annual

Harvestfest

Saturday, October 13th, 2018 is Downtown Billings’ 15th Annual Harvestfest under Skypoint from 9am to 4pm. Hosted by the Downtown Billings Alliance (DBA), this fall festival features arts and crafts tents, farmers market produce, a variety of food trucks, a pumpkin pie baking contest, a gift-basket raffle, and live entertainment under Skypoint at Broadway and 2nd Ave. N. The Montana Brewing Company is the Title Sponsor of Harvestfest and will host a beer garden outside at 113 N. Broadway which will feature several varieties of German beer, seasonal pumpkin ales, and Montana Brewing Company’s own Octoberfest Ale. The beer garden will include outdoor games and the traditional German Stein Holding contest. The pumpkin pie baking contest will take place under SkyPoint starting at 11am with a special panel of Judges from the Chefs and Cooks of Montana; the contest results will be announced at 1pm. The contest is open to the public and applications can be found on www.downtownbillings.com. The gift-basket raffle will feature specialty items and packages donated by downtown businesses and all proceeds will go to beautification projects in downtown Billings such as hanging flower baskets and public art projects. For more information: 406-294-5060 www.downtownbillings.com

& Antique Warehouse

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W here Old Meets New

Give Young Wildlife A Chance Montana laws prohibit the capture, feeding, possession and harassment of wildlife—both game and nongame species—necessary in part to curb the urge to “help” newborn wildlife.

Wildlife biologists see too often cases of newborn wildlife being removed from the wild by people who fear the animal has been abandoned by its parent—when the adult is actually nearby. “Please remind friends and family to leave young wildlife untouched this spring,” said Ron Aasheim, FWP spokesman. “If you care, leave them there. It is the best way to ensure that young wildlife is raised as nature intended—in the wild.” To learn more about living with Montana’s wildlife, visit FWP online at fwp.mt.gov; click the Fish & Wildlife tab, then click “Living With Wildlife”.

Bats in Billings

From the Montana Audubon Center. With all of these mosquitoes around, it's a great time to cheer on the bats and other animals that eat them! Montana is home to 15 species of bats, 12 of which can be found in Yellowstone County. The most common is the Little Brown Bat (also called Little Brown Myotis), which is about the size of a swallow and zips around in the air catching insects at dusk. If you are near a pond or lake or ditch, really anywhere in Billings, you have a good chance of seeing one. Bats are well known for navigating via echolocation, emitting short, high-pitched calls that bounce off objects and give them an audio picture of the surrounding space. The closer they need to pay attention, the higher the frequency of sounds and the more detail they are able to hear. When going after prey, for example, Little Brown Bats can make up to 200 of these calls per second! The bat-themed programs at the Montana Audubon Center are some of our most popular, and the first of them, on June 29th, saw a sold-out crowd. If you'd like to join in for our next (August 17th), make sure and register in advance - look for the registration link on our calendar page. https://mtaudubon.org/ center/upcoming-programs-events/ While the program is free, registration is required.

406-534-8667 • 2019 Montana Ave. Open at 9 a.m. Mon-Sat • Large Free Parking Lot Located on Historic Montana Ave in downtown Billings.

Little Brown Bat. Photo from fieldguide.mt.gov.

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Yellowstone Kelly By www.visitbillings.com

Keep Not Standing Fixed and Rooted, Briskly Venture, Briskly Roam... At the end of the summer in 2017 a promise 89-years in the making was finally fulfilled when the Yellowstone Kelly Interpretive Site officially opened to the public. The restoration was led by the Billings Chamber of Commerce under the leadership of Bill Cole. In 1928 the Billings Chamber, City of Billings and State of Montana promised a burial site befitting the three-time veteran and American legend, Luther Sage “Yellowstone” Kelly. While it took a bit longer than planned, the site today absolutely fulfills the promise. ali C ree k Rd Kelly (1849-1928) was one of the most notable American veterans, scouts, and warriors of his time. Born to an affluent family in upstate New York, Kelly obtained a fine education but yearned for the adventure of the Wild West. Sitting back and waiting was not part of Kelly’s character, so at the age of 16, Kelly lied about his age, enlisted in the military, and thus his adventures began. Yellowstone Kelly was an authentic Western character. His real-life adventures inspired many articles, books and even a Hollywood movie. He was a scholar and author, a veteran of three wars, an exceptional hunter and trader, and a key player in scouting and taming the Wild West. His friends and confidants included the likes of Col. Nelson A. Miles, “Buffalo Bill” Cody, and President Teddy Roosevelt. His travels and military assignments took him from New York to the Dakotas and Montana, and Skyview Dr Skyway from Alaska to the Philippines before retiring to a quieter life in California. School High In his twilight years, Luther Sage “Yellowstone” Kelly requested to have his body buried in the land where his restless spirit had experienced its greatest adventures, stating “I feel my body will rest better in Montana, the scene of myLn Wicks earlier activities, than it would in the vastness of Arlington, where I purposed having it laid.” Thanks to the tireless work of the Yellowstone Kelly Interpretive Site Committee, major gifts from Singh Contracting and Phillips 66 as well as the investment of many incredible sponsors and donors, the new Interpretive Site opened within Swords Rimrock Park in September of 2017. Here Yellowstone Kelly rests peacefully atop Kelly Mountain in Billings, overlooking the Yellowstone River. The Site celebrates the history not only of Yellowstone Kelly, but of the heritage of our region. It offers ample parking, an amphitheater for seatingAlduring kal presentations, informational Crebreathtaking views only found signage, a celebratory donor wall and, of course,i the ek Rd from the Rimrocks. To get to the site, head to Swords Rimrock Park, east of Billings Logan International Airport. The park has two entrances; one near the airport roundabout and another about a mile east on Airport Rd. A paved trail system connects the two entrances and the entire park provides spectacular vistas. The Yellowstone Kelly Interpretive Site is located at the east end of Swords Rimrock Park. Take the second entrance to the park, near the bathroom and picnic shelter. At the stop sign, turn left and follow the road slowly up the mountain to the parking area. The site can be enjoyed on foot. Learn more at www.YellowstoneKelly.org.

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Pompeys Pillar Visitor Center Open for the season

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Pompeys Pillar National Monument is excited to announce that it is open for the summer beginning on April 28th.

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Walk-ins from the front gate are always welcome after operating hours. $7 per vehicle. Interagency passes are honored and can be purchased at the fee station.

Famous Engraving

A boardwalk leads to Captain Clark’s signature and to the top of the Pillar for a great view of the surrounding landscape. There are stationary binoculars on top for better viewing. Trails lead visitors past interpretive signs, a replica of Captain Clark’s canoes, and a view of the 670 mile-long Yellowstone River. These several miles of hiking trails are a great place for bird and wildlife viewing. The Friends of Pompeys Pillar, in conjunction with the Bureau of Land Management, hosts a Signature Event on July 25th commemorating the day Clark visited and signed the Pillar.

Riverwalk

The concrete Riverwalk, representing the Yellowstone River, begins in the parking lot and meanders through the interpretive center to the base of the Pillar. Signs along the path include quotes from Clark’s journals and tell the party’s experiences from their entry on the Yellowstone on July 15th, 1806, to their encampment at the confluence of the Yellowstone and Missouri Rivers on August 3rd.

Interpretive Center

The interpretive center offers various types of educational resources such as interactive displays and a movie theater. A junior ranger program is also provided by the Bureau of Land Management.

The Friends of Pompeys Pillar

The Friends of Pompeys Pillar is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit established in 1989 to support Pompeys Pillar National Monument, which contains the last physical evidence of the Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1803-1806. Their mission is to preserve and protect the monument by educating visitors through interpretation, special projects, and support the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in its management of the site. The efforts of the Friends group was a driving force to get the site into the public lands domain, which resulted in the purchase of the historical land from the Foote family by the BLM in 1991. By working cooperatively with the BLM in the planning and administration of the site, the Friends group successfully accomplishes this mission.

Events with Free Admission

June 2nd – National Trails Day July 25th – Signature Event September 29th – First Annual Fall Festival

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The Historic Hardin Area

cavalry post in the world. Nothing remains of the fort today. In 1930 a monument was placed on site by the Daughters of the American Revolution. The monument was moved to the Big Horn County Museum in 2016. One of the main attractions in the museum gallery is the Fort Custer exhibit. The exhibit includes: the Fort Custer Stage Coach, uniforms, weapons, artifacts, photographs and a scale model of the fort.

Museum and Visitor Center Exit 497

Hardin, 15 miles west of Little Bighorn (Custer) Big Horn Museum Battlefield, isCounty situated on the banks of the Bighorn River. The town is surrounded by productive ranches and farms, and the area is rich in history. Founded in 1907, Hardin is the youngest and largest 7 town in Big Horn County and serves as the county seat. 8 S. U. d l Hardin was named after Samuel H. Hardin, a cattleman O who came to this territory from Texas.

Big Horn County

Big Horn County was established on January 13, 1913. The county is 5,025 sq. miles, equaling 3,250,000 acres, which includes the Crow and Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservations. The courthouse was built in 1937 with the help of the WPA (Work Progress Administration).

Bozeman Trail & Fort C. F. Smith

The Bozeman Trail, used by immigrants from 18631866 in search of gold, crosses through the southwest corner of Big Horn County. Markers are placed along the trail and can be seen from various state and county roads. Fort C. F. Smith, Montana’s second military post, was established by the U.S. Army in August 1866 along the Bozeman Trail to protect immigrants. No evidence of the site remains.

Little Bighorn Battlefield

On June 25, 1876 the Battle of the Little Bighorn, one of the last efforts of the Northern Plains Indians to preserve their ancestral way of life, took place approximately 15 miles south of what is now Hardin, Montana.

Fort Custer

Fort Custer was established in 1877 after the Battle of the Little Bighorn on the high bluff near the junction of the Little Bighorn and Bighorn Rivers. The million dollar fort was funded by Congress to hold the Indians in check and protect the white men who were rapidly occupying the land. Fort Custer, where 500 to 700 men were stationed, became known as the finest

Big Horn County Historical Museum and State Visitor Center is easily accessible off Interstate 90, or Exit 495 through downtown Hardin. The museum is located on a 35-acre site, once a flourishing vegetable farm that includes the original farmhouse and barn. Through the years 26 authentic historic structures from throughout the county have been moved to the site and restored. Each building features exhibits that represent that era. Along with the historic buildings, three structures were built on site to provide exhibit space for the horse drawn equipment, extensive collection of restored tractors and farm equipment, and a main exhibit building that serves as a visitor center, office and gift shop. Recent restoration projects include the Will James studio and a homestead house. This living storybook of early Montana shows the diversity of items that were used by early-day settlers. A new 13,690 sq. ft. museum building opened in 2012. The new facility provides a climate controlled environment, a large gallery and proper archival space, a multi-media/educational room, a larger gift shop, and expanded restrooms. You feel as if you are walking down the historic street of Big Horn County’s early years. Whether you are looking for local, regional or state information, the museum’s friendly visitor center staff is eager to provide brochures and to assist with directions. Enjoy the gift shop and interpretive exhibits 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily May-Sept., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday Oct.-April. Admission is $Adult- $6, Seniors-$5, Student & Active Military $3, and 6 & under is free. For information about the museum and the area call 406-665-1671 or visit BigHornCountyMuseum.org.

Historic District

Hardin’s Historic District starts near Railroad Street and Center Avenue through the 200 and 400 blocks, plus buildings facing Third Street from Cheyenne Avenue to Crow Avenue. The District earned a listing on the National Historic Register in 1984. Call 406-629-0134 to schedule a walking tour. The Historic Preservation Office is in the depot. Big Horn County and Hardin information are also on the National Register data base.

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Huntley Project Museum The Huntley Project Museum of Irrigated Agriculture tells the unique story of the Huntley Irrigation Project. With 10.4 acres, 18 homestead buildings, hundreds of farm implements, and thousands of other artifacts on display, the Museum interprets, preserves restores and portrays life on the Project from the early 1900s to the late 20th century. The display at Osborn Park has one of the largest collections of horse-drawn machinery, early sugar beet equipment, corn, grain and hay mowers. Other displays include a tar paper shack, 2 school houses, an early day doctor’s office, bank, and a horse barn made from sawed cottonwood. The Huntley Irrigation Project was the fifth U.S. Bureau of Reclamation project in the United States and opened June 26th, 1907. Staff gives custom guided tours year-round! From Labor Day until Memorial Day the museum is open from Tuesday thru Saturday 10 am to 4 pm. Expanded hours after Memorial Day for the summer. Summer hours are 9 am to 5 pm, 7 days a week.

Parade at Crow Fair, Crow Agency by Montana Office of Tourism and Business Development

Universal Accessibility It is the goal to make the museum accessible to everyone. Public restrooms, located in the main building, are fully accessible. Pioneer boardwalk town and main building are fully accessible. The ten-acre campus is on flat ground with boardwalks and grass paths. Please call with any special arrangement requests. Tours Daily tours generally last 1 hr to 1.5 hrs. Staff can do an abbreviated tour for inclement weather or time constraints. Several times a year there are special tours. Visit in October for a haunted tour and in December for a candlelight tour. The museum also does group tours and school tours. Please call to schedule your tour today! The Reclamation Project that changed history In the semiarid Northern Great Plains scarcity of water dictated land use and settlement. The Yellowstone River Valley in south-central Montana supplied drinking water and a means of transportation for thousands of years. Lewis and Clark traveled down the river on July 25, 1806, through what would become the Huntley Irrigation Project. Other guides and explorers would travel through this area 70 years later, just before steamboats started exploring the area. Shortly after the arrival of steamboats, the railroads came through Billings Montana. The potential of the Huntley Project area was recognized by Fredrick Billings who started a conversation with government officials. The US government had been working on plans to help settle certain areas of the United States. In 1902 the Reclamation Act was passed to help with settlement of the land. The US government purchased the land from the local Crow Tribe and started construction on the Huntley Irrigation Project, an area about 27 miles long and 4 miles wide. The area was planned out on paper noting the placement of towns, schools and irrigation routes. In 1907 the gates of the Huntley Project Irrigation canal were opened. Farm units were 40 acres each. A drawing was set up on June 26, 1907, for the 582 farm units in the Huntley Irrigation Project. The Huntley Irrigation Project became known as the Huntley Project consisting of several small towns. A drought around 1910 forced many settlers to abandon their claims. Other families stayed and lived out their pioneer dreams. Many of the pioneer families have relatives that have lived in the same area for over 100 years. The canal behind the museum is the original canal still going strong providing life-giving water to grow crops today.

Crow Agency The Crow Reservation, covering about 2,500,000 acres in Big Horn County, encompasses Lodge Grass, St. Xavier, Crow Agency, Pryor and Fort Smith. Crow Agency has a hospital designed with unique Indian architecture. The Crow tribe has its own government. Rosebud Battle was a foreshadowing to the Battle of the Little Bighorn. The Battle of the Rosebud symbolizes the Indians’ first stiff resistance in the Sioux War of 1876. Its outcome had an impact on Lt. Col. George A. Custer’s devastating defeat on the Little Bighorn only a week later. The June 17, 1876, battle between the Sioux and Cheyenne Indians and General George Crook’s cavalry and infantry was one of the largest Indian battles ever waged in the United States. It set the stage for the Indian victory eight days later when Lt. Col. George A. Custer and his immediate command were wiped out on the Little Bighorn. A self-guided tour with interpretive signs is managed by Montana State Parks. (25 miles east of Crow Agency on U.S. 212, then 20 miles south on Secondary 314, then 1.5 miles west on county road) In June 2010, the site was designated as a National Historic Landmark. There is no charge for entrance. Camping is not allowed.

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St. Labre Indian School and Museum Founded in 1884 ASHLAND, MT• 60 MI. E. of Little Big Horn Battlefield on HWY 212

“The Warrior Trail”

Northern Cheyenne and Crow Indian Reservations are served by St. Labre Indian School at three locations. St. Labre provides education to Native American students, pre-school through 12th grade. Come visit the Cheyenne Indian Museum and Gift Shop at St. Labre. Historical and rare artifacts tell the story of a rich history. MONDAY-FRIDAY: Call for extended summer hours

(406) 784-4500 or 784-4511 www.stlabre.org

DAILY TOURS

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Drive to the top of the world

The Beartooth Highway was the brainchild of Dr. J.C.F. Siegfriedt, a local doctor who wanted to lure tourists to the Red Lodge area that was financially suffering from a waning coal industry. To obtain federal aid, Siegfriedt teamed up with O.H.P. Shelley, founder of Carbon County News, and Congressman Scott Leavitt. Together, the men successfully lobbied for the passage of the Park Approach Act in 1931. The act allocated funds to build roads to national parks. The pass was opened in 1936. The Beartooth Highway begins in the mountain town of Red Lodge and quickly starts climbing steep switchbacks. After winding 20 miles through 50-60 million-year-old mountains, you come to a pullout that provides excellent panoramas of the Beartooth Plateau. From here you can see the Hell Roaring and Silver Run Plateaus to the north. Glacier Lake is also visible, and if you look hard enough, you might even spot a mountain goat or other wildlife. From here, the road keeps ascending and reveals magnificent canyons carved by the Clark’s Fork River. Thirty miles from Red Lodge, you reach the summit of the pass at 10,974 feet. Shortly after, you come upon the only service area along the entire highway at the tiny settlement of Top of the World. The descent provides views of many mountain lakes. Besides breathtaking landscapes, look for wildflowers and wildlife. Wildflowers grow below treeline in the summers. Indian Paintbrush, monkeyflower, senecio, buttercups, lupine, arrowleaf, balsamroot, beardstongue, and forgetme-nots are among the wildflowers that carpet the country along the Beartooth Highway. Drive with caution and keep your eyes peeled for mountain goats, bighorn sheep, mule deer, black bears, grizzly bears, and moose. When you decide to drive the Beartooth Scenic Highway, take your time. There are many excellent recreational opportunities along the way. There are numerous hiking trails off the road, including some that lead to Island Lake and Beartooth Lake. You can take off for a short day hike or a long multi-day trek. The Beartooth Loop National Recreation Trail is an excellent 15- to 20-mile hike that goes past the original site of Camp Sawtooth, formerly an exclusive vacation retreat. Cross country skiing is also possible in early June and July. The pass is closed to cars in the winter but is groomed for snowmobiles. For Friends of the Beartooth All-American Road email: info@beartoothhighway.com

Monroe Crossing

Bluegrass band Monroe Crossing will be in concert on Thursday, September 20, 2018 at Cisel Recital Hall at MSU-B. Doors open at 6:30, concert starts at 7 pm. Admission is $20 at the door. Sponsored by: Yellowstone Bluegrass Association, Yellowstone Public Radio, Hansen Music and Kirk House of Music. For more info about the band go to: www.monroecrossing.com

Band bio: Named in honor of Bill Monroe, “The Father of Bluegrass Music,” Monroe Crossing dazzles audiences with an electrifying blend of classic bluegrass, bluegrass gospel, and heartfelt originals. Their superb musicianship and on-stage rapport have entertained audiences across the United States, Canada and Europe. Based in the twin cities of Minnesota, Monroe Crossing plays an average of 150 shows a year in intimate rooms, at major venues and outdoor festivals. They are favorites among bluegrass connoisseurs and non-bluegrass audiences alike. They love introducing newcomers to bluegrass music! Monroe Crossing is made up of five very distinct personalities with differing musical backgrounds. When combined their individual histories make for a very unique ensemble sound. Band members are: Derek Johnson - guitar & lead vocals; Lisa Fuglie - fiddle, mandolin, guitar & lead vocals; Matt Thompson - mandolin, fiddle & harmony vocals; Mark Anderson - bass & bass vocals; and David Robinson - banjo, dobro, harmonica & harmony vocals. Because they met through the music of Bill Monroe they like to say they had a “Monroe Crossing.” Among their many honors, Monroe Crossing was awarded "Bluegrass Album of the Year" by the Minnesota Music Academy In 2003. In 2007 they were inducted into the Minnesota Music Hall of Fame. They have twice been selected to perform at the annual “World of Bluegrass” convention hosted by the International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA). And they have appeared twice at Carnegie Hall in New York City. In 2016, Monroe Crossing had the honor of being the first Minnesota bluegrass band to ever perform in South Korea. Monroe Crossing has recorded 15 CDs to date. Their latest release, “Monroe Crossing Plays Classic Country," is a collection of some of our favorite songs from the golden ear of county music. Whether playing traditional bluegrass, bluegrass gospel, original bluegrass or even songs outside the bluegrass genre, Monroe Crossing is one of the most active and most entertaining acts on the bluegrass scene today!

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Antiques, Collectibles & Thrift Stores ACTION TOYS: If you have an ounce of country in you, you’ll enjoy visiting the biggest “Little Farm Toy Store in the West.” Nowhere else will you find the selection of collectible farm toy replicas offered at this quaint country store. Hundreds of tractors displayed and for sale along with wagons, implements, gas pumps, and toy farm animals. This store would make Old MacDonald proud. Stop in or write for a mail order catalog. Action Toys and Museum, 2274 South Shiloh Road, Billings, MT 59106. I-90 Exit 443. Open Mon.Sat. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., closed Sunday. 406-651-8199, email Lisap@actionfarmtoys, www. actionfarmtoys.com YESTERYEAR’S ANTIQUE MALL: The oldest antique mall in Billings with three floors, over 65 dealers and 100 consignors offering huge selections. Featuring Montana memorabilia, Western and Native American items. 102 North 29th St. Mon.Sat. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 406-2563567, Facebook YesterYearsAntique-Mall. Liberty & Vine Country Store Located in the old Carpenter Paper building in downtown Billings, built in 1914. Renovated in 2018, our first focus is Montana made goods. We are also home to an Antique Warehouse department, featuring 31 consignors from the surrounding area. In true general store fashion, we have several departments from paint to grocery, to housekeeping and home decor. You can buy Montana made cheese curds, laundry soap and an antique dresser at our store! Open at 9 am Monday- Saturday. Large free parking lot. Easy to find on historic Montana Ave in downtown Billings. 2019 Montana Ave., 406-534-8667.

Automotive Repair and Tires *J&M Tire Come meet the friendlest team around. We offer great customer service. This is your one-stop shop for tires, alignments & repairs. We offer alignments, tune-ups, brakes, front end work, suspensions, repairs of all kinds and custom fabrication. We work on all types of vehicles: Cars & Pickups, Semis & Semi Trailers. RV’s,and Pull Trailers of all kinds, (Stock, Flatbed, Dump, Camper, etc.) Tires for all your ATVs and UTVs.. We work on all Lawnmovers to Commercial Trucks. 24-hour mobile service for all your mechanical and tire

needs. We service all RV’s (Mechanical & Tires.) J&M Tire 406-969-2072, & Jim & Tracys 406-259-8496, 156 Garden Ave., Billings, MT., Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

10-5:30 Saturdays from 10-5. Located in the Alpine Village, 1216 16th St West #37 Billings MT 59102.

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Bookstores Artisan Foods Spiked Olive Come taste the difference at the Spiked Olive Taproom room. We have 27 flavored balsamic vinegars, 17 fused and infused flavored Olive oils and 8 Extra Virgin Olive Oils.We encourage to taste before you buy. Also in store we have Flavored pastas, Worchester Sauce Maple Syrup and local jams and jelly’s. Stop in the store Tuesday - Friday from

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Forgotten Realm Bookstore Glena Has been in business for 13 years, since 2005. She carries a wide variety of Gently Used Books. From Mystery to History Books. She has something for everyone. Large discount on books. She also buys and trades books. 1327 Main St., Suite 5, Billings Heights • 406-259-7174

*ANGRY HANK’S Microbrewery: 20 N. 30th St. downtown is a must-try for beer aficionados and anyone else who has “a bit o’ thirst.” Combine a ranch kid with a brewing degree, and you come up with nine great brews on tap. The rotating selection keeps people coming back to try the beers of the month. There’s beer for every taste, with ‘Street Fight’ an Irish Red Ale, being the most popular. Three-pint tavern limit and 1/2 gallons to go. Clean, shiny, inviting, Angry Hank’s is within easy walking distance of many hotels and close to the famous restaurants on historic Montana Avenue and First Avenue. Pop and popcorn for

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20 – Welcome! Visitor’s Guide kids. Brewery merchandise available — hats, t-shirts, glasses. Mon.-Sat. 4-8 p.m. “Come Angry... Leave Happy!”

*PUG MAHON’S IRISH PUB: 3011 First Ave. North, 406-2594190. Open Mon.-Sat. serving from 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Closed Sunday. In a city as diverse as Billings, Pug Mahon’s has become the mainstay of good talk, great food, and traditional Irish hospitality. Boasting a bar created from the hand-hewn cottonwood and pine logs from an original Yellowstone River cabin and an atmosphere reminiscent of an Irish pub, Pug Mahon’s serves pub dinners, an Irish tradition. Our delectable menu, using recipes “from me sainted Irish Mother,” offers both Irish and American fare. The entire family, young and old, is welcome for lunch and dinner. Pug Mahon’s — come for the company, the food and a bit of Ireland. Find us in downtown Billings, only 4,000 miles southwest of Dublin. Now serving Billings original pizza! Guido’s.

Coin Op Laundry SPIN FRESH LAUNDRY: 3189 King Ave. W., 406-652-2993, 7 a.m.-9 p.m. daily. Drop off or self-service. Attendant on duty. SPIN FRESH COIN LAUNDRY: near MetraPark at 410 Lake Elmo. Expanded facility, new large-capacity washers/dryers. 6 a.m.-midnight daily.

Candy Store Candy Town USA Old Fashioned Soda Fountain serving Malts and Shakes. Sweet selection includes homemade fudge and caramel apples, ice cream, sundaes, and, of course, candy! Whether you want to indulge in some delicious sugary treats or dive into a mindblowing ice cream soda, you’ll definitely satisfy your sweet tooth at Candy Town USA. Not only will your kids fall in love with our store, you’ll probably find a candy or two that takes you on a journey back to the days when you were a kid. We also have a CANDY TOWN FOOD TRUCK.Hot fresh breakfast & Dessert Waffles; Cotton Candy; Popcorn/Caramel Corn; Caramel Apples; Ice Cream; Slush Puppies; Candy & Huckleberry Lemonade. Check out our web site to see where the food truck will be at. www.candytownusa. com (877) 651-9196 Mon-Sat: 10 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sun: 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

*CIAO MAMBO: Is at 2301 Montana Ave. Italian cuisine like this CAN be found in Big Sky Country. It’s Italian nachos, minestrone, lasagne, tiramisu, chianti, Frank Sinatra, hand-tossed pizzas, awardwinning wine list, and a whole lot more. Open at 5 p.m. daily. *Dos Machos: is a locally owned and operated restaurant.The owners, managers and staff continue to provide the same great food and service that you have come to expect at family affordable prices. Offering a variety of menu items both Mexican and American. Full Bar. International Breakfast Buffet Sundays from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Daily lunch & dinner specials. Happy Hour Specials, $1.00 off margaritas daily! 980 South 24th St. 406652-2020

MetraPark: Billings’ events center, concerts, trade shows, sports, festivals, rodeos, motorsports, and more! Tickets 406-256-2422, 1-800-3668538; www.metrapark.com. Home of Montana’s largest event, MontanaFair. 308 Sixth Ave. N.

Golf Shops MITCHELL GOLF: Montana’s largest golf store. Huge inventory. Indoor teaching,video analysis & practice center.Specializing in custom fitting for all major brands. Seven “Full Swing” simulators for play or practice. Over 40 courses. Reservations recommended. 3007 Montana Ave. downtown. Open 7 Days-AWeek. UPS daily. (406) 245-8691. www.mitchellgolfmt.com

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St. Vincent Physicians Walk-In Care: Walk-In Clinics at two convenient locations. Downtown at 1027 N. 27th Street, M-Su 7:30 a.m. - 7 p.m., 365 days a year, (406) 2375110; Broadwater Walk-In Clinic, 2019 Broadwater Ave, M-Su 7:30 a.m. - 7 p.m., 365 days a year, (406) 237-5250. www.svphysicians.org

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BILLINGS CLINIC SAMEDAY CARE: Just Walk In! Downtown Eighth Ave. N. and N. 28th St., M-F 7-7:30, Sat.-Sun. 9-5; Heights 760 Wicks Lane, M-F 7:30-6; West 2675 Central Ave., M-F 7:30-6, Sat. 9-1; ExpressCare 3137 Grand Ave. in Albertsons, M-F 8-8, Sat. 9-6, Sun. 10-4; 670 Main St. & 511 Central Ave.

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Liquor Stores BOTTLES AND SHOTS/CLUB CASINO: Liquor stores and more! Boasting the finest gaming in town. Convenient Heights/Westend locations. Open 365 days. 24/7 Main St. Heights 406-245-8118 and 3925 Grand Ave. 406-6553394. Whether you are planning a party, a picnic, an intimate dinner or a themed event, stop in at Bottles and Shots for a complete selection of wines, spirits, mixes and sparkling ideas for a great event. Enjoy free wine tastings every Wednesday and Friday from 5-7 p.m. The Heights store features a shot bar to try something new. The Liquor Stores at both locations are open 8 a.m.-midnight daily; casinos 8-2 a.m. Free drinks for casino players. Come in and win!

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