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The TrapThree Club has Eight coming, but the new Schmiedeke, thestate decisionThe event Indrew addition to thea loan, Bitterroot Health Commissioners gave condiAccording toonthewere prelimito the rural character of the is a founder was alsoofdiscussed.

In that mandated duties to“It other On Monday, February 26, Dr. people lined up out the door.

Ramsey the Bitterto the Bitterroot River Inn. was Mile Community Center is up who serves to take out a project was paid for by been a fixture in the Bitterroot pool – plus imagi held a approval groundbreakby Michael Howell and cut the ribbon at last week’sthe tional last week to the subdivision area.

A substantial number of case, the Upper Missouri agencies and ignoring num Phillip Ramsey, head biologist at nary MPG Oswald heardisRamsey’s presenroot Clean Water Alliance, as well as to finish really a good turnout,” saidservices.

Oswald and running.

Located at 4433 both plat the park loan Three Mile Community Valley since 1947.

A place for and lab ceremony, said concerning the Sen ing last Wednesday the Sapphire Valley Estates anticipated to add approxcomments expressed concern Waterkeepers and a group ous specific, documentable was attended by(the people from all ove Ranch in Florence, a presentatation a resident of the West Fork. He has Sunnyside Cemetery Road, board and the in Darby and contacted him, the project.

Center official name) trap enthusiasts andgave hunting Bishop said An open house celebration was organization’s 50 years of service, “ for new medical subdivision, aon 33-lot developimately 11 new children to do one about the potential impacts to of residents living close and clearly defined impacts tion in partnership with the Ravalli asking if he could with the a Ph.D in microbiology and in school Montana, including Anacon theits center is the east side community She saidtowestern they which raised over $80,000 sport shooters to gather, sotheyas hope to have held last week at the Bitter Root the was started by environment a bunch offar little old by John Dowd ment on a 49.22-acre parcel Florence-Carlton existing wells in the area thatstudied thethe proposed Creek to the such as complex that will beThe County Fish and Wildlife Association RCFWA. TheSchool event was co-sponsored specifically effects Horse of heavy da, and Missoula, and away a of Lone Rock Park. buildcenter board, worked with through community picnic cialize, compete and hone their Humane Association’s (BRHA) new ladies in 1972 and it’s still run by am the facility open of formerly agricultural land District and 264 new vehicare already experiencing a Hills subdivision challenged the decreasing water abunmetal contamination in rivers. HeFarmers has Helena even into Idaho.

This (RCFWA), onathe Creek by the Bitterroot chapter of Trout Uning contains large meeting State and rummage sales, bingo nigh skills, the north club also functions as Mine a they started built just of Sheep Last weekend the Bitter animal located on Fairgrounds ofdance little old ladies.” near the intersection ofMark Eight ular tripslimited. per dayRamsey, to the local lowering of staticpublished water levels both Broadwater County and been in the area and failin proposal.

According to Oswald, according to Oswald, over 70 papers, according toto bunch have because many area conse room, ashelter warming kitchen, aRoot working on Bank keep and donations from comm by spring of 2023 501c3 non-profit the Stevensville at thesupporting Humane Association participatMile and Upper road system.

Additionally, and some already having to the Department of Natural to analyze the impacts on th Road in Hamilton.

The event served a Kathie Butts, President of the bycommunity JohnCreek Dowd included Brown; Kris Anglin, president ofRoad the RCFWA, the event was excited to speak, and has been his bio on the Bitterroot Clean Water state-of-the-art audio visual this in 2012 their loan nity members.

Other major by providing youth and that they plan See Mine, page corner of Kootenai ed for the first time in a nationsales and business developWoodchuck Road east of the applicant is proposing to be drilled deeper.

Concerns Resources and Conservation aquifer. double purpose.

It included a ribbon Board, said, “This organization has system, and a gorgeous view and incorpopayments contributors were the Thre programs such as The Bitteron continuing to al “slumber party” event.

Creek Road and Rising homeowners insurment partner Montana by 100Florence.

The land is honor being a 100-foot were also expressed about the (DNRC) over thereasonable. processcome and such while thethe of the Bitterroot Mountains to rated in for 2014.

Mile Fireway District, Lone cutting ceremony in of thededicate new a“Thus, long since itCounty was root Blasters.

According toThe club expand services.

Bitterroot shelter branded their ance costs and limited coverage State Fund; Scott CountryHwy 93. developed by Laura Watson of foot easement for the use and impacts to other irrigators the lack of information about is technically correct that th the west.

She said the Those payRock Park and the Rapp Fa members, hundreds of kids have facility, including tours of the whole started about 50 years ago. I feel a event the “Slumber Pawty,” which options are making it increasman,benefit an insurance broker “We’re bringing t Watson Homes LLC who was of the Florence Rural dependent on the Eight Mile water quantity and quality, or duty to provide the statutor The building is now home total cost is ments come ily Foundation.

John Bishop, Bitparticipated in that program building, and an array of food and huge sense of responsibility to hono ingly difficult for Montanans with Goosehead Insurance opened the shelter to community represented by the engineerDistrict and contribute Creek Company, storm runoff, impacts to wildlife required information lies w carebefore tosaid theus patien to the senior center and the approximateouton ofnearby park Schmiedeke there over the years.

Along with their Fire terroot CEO, drink honor of the organization’s those who have come and to members buy andinHealth keep homes, acKalispell; and Daniel Cox, Rural who participated toin stay ing company Professional $8,000 to the Florence and the impacts on Eight Mile landowners.

71 Ranch [the developer], t Weekend Backpack Program ly $500,000. taxes that are were many volunteers who own programs, the club supports he said.

50th birthday. make it as good as it can be as we se said that Marcus cording to insurance officials, government affairs director the night with theraised animals, among Consultants Inc. (PCI).

Fire District.

Creek.

In his ruling, District Court County is incorrect in its im that serves Lone Rock School.

When already being helped on the project, and charities and has over Hedgeby John Dowd real estate professionals and t organization for the Montana Association The private non-profi the course for the nextLois 50 years.”

Daly Hospital had other fun activities.

Between 12 proposal ispark for sinThe Commissioners A recent court decision Judge Michael McMahon plication that the County ca TheThe surrounding conSchmiedeke assessed, TMCSC received reduced $165,000 for the Shriners andIn policymakers who gathered in of Realtors. peth, chair ofwith the McCormack said that the was fi rst organized in 1972.

1984, noon Saturday and 12 noon The Sun- received gle-family residential use dozens of written over a proposed subdivision criticized both the county and approve a subdivision tains soccer and baseball “got really Schmiedeke prices from contractors.

Th The Montana Hope Project.

Hamilton for a public forum The event drew real estate It is often said that Three Mile Community Senior Center board members, l to r, Colorganization conducted a successfu Countess Margarite Bessenyey, the day, participants stayed overnight hospital board, with individual septic systems public comments expressing in Broadwater County that DNRC. He criticized the counfields, tennis and volleyball involved,” the is proud that general contractor donated club islocally utilized by local schools, hosted by the Bitterroot Board little owned leen Schmiedeke, Joyce Pando and Wendy Audiss in front of the SAPPHIRE, page with the animals, fundraisingSee campaign fund the n granddaughter ofpath, Marcus Daly, gave saidto this project courts, ashelter walking a wore playgroup had they didn’t See INSURANCE, page 3 Wildlife Refuge, Boy Scouts of Teller Realtors. bookstores are a waning See the CENTER, pajamas, played games and more new community center at Lone Rock Park.

Photo by V. Howell. construction but then Covid-19 the BRHA land on Fairgrounds Road ground and a covered picnic raised about have to run has been four pag yea and Creek Ranch, The Triple Bitterroot Board of among Bitterroot Chamber of Commerce Director Al Mitchell holds the group spell-bound as Bitbusiness.

However, the Montana State Auditor James Brown in support of the shelter. pandemic hit and construction cost with apartnered 99-year with lease.

Six years later, Realtors the others. in the works, but folks that own Chapter ter “Lunch Root Humane speaks during the with the Association Board Member Sue McCormack prepares to cut the ribbon Shelters all over the U.S. As a result, the group in 1990, the Bessenyey estate deeded Montana Association of HamReThe current executive di- and Commissioner” event, hostedthe at opening One Book Store, in there were some John Bishop, pictured from left, leads a gathering peopleskyrocketed. involved in the celebrating of the new animalfifth shelter in Hamilton.

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by Michaelof Howell. even out of the country held the altors and the Montana State had to take out a mortgage to finish the land to the organization where rector, Tomtake Allsop, has been the Bitterroot Board of Realtors. He ilton, event may exception delays due to the same during the same 24Bitterroot Health building project in a ceremonial groundbreaking.

The facility on the property that had Sueby McCormack, who serves on Trap Club members linehoused up for athe shoot. Photo Kristin Kruse.

Auditor’s Office shelter to host ais located. thethis, current The sits on aHamilton pannel at the center, joined to as they were re-is apage See TRAP, 5 See SHELTER, page hour period.

The event fundpandemic.

She sa “Lunch the Commissionshelter since 1984. theat organization’s of directors will be built on land located the corner ofboard Kootenai Creek Road and Hwy 93 new with building replaces an oldbybuilding Kris Anglin, sales and business cently awarded for being for each shelter, and particer”raiser event featuring Montana their vision is tha development partner for Montana by John Dowd do.

According to Steinhoff, “We have just north of the Stevensville Junction. an Auditor “outstanding model bytoNathan Boddy cumstances, having She adds that the ipants eachand work to raise funds State Insurance State Fund; Scottto Countryman, act now, an and stay ahead of this.” people the Stevensville business,” according to encountered most important Commissioner James Brown. shelters. donate to their respective insurance broker with Goosehead Hamilton City Council met TuesMayor Dominic Farrenkopf said Christine Staub, a driving falling victim to mail way to combat the Hamilton Downtown facility will besuc mo Darby, Victor and Corvallis, as well as The discussioncommunity focused on the been providing “quality, Individual businesses Insurance inthe Kalispell; Daniel day,evolving March 5homeowners to discuss several thereand was not much they knew to do force at Boxxe Shoppe at fraud in the past. abuse is for people Association.

They will state’s of a “medical center” rather than jus also donated toprojects. the fundraiser, Hamilton. accessible, Cox, governmentat affairs director for upcoming city thewas time, though theypersonalized may to ship901 S. 1st Street, recently As aneed certified to ask also be market, celebrating 50 However, insurance particularly amounting to over $10,000 as of clinic. She also said thatquestions Marcus Dal the Montana Association of Realtors.

The new 12-acre campus will care” for 90 people years. when of theoperation. meeting looka into it ashealth “more and more presented with Certificate of ping depot for FedEx, and start conyears in Saturday. wildfire-prone areas.opened, concern Murphy.

Shethe led the Photo by John Dowd.

Hospital, which is a critical access about the Sheep Creek mine following are talking about this.”the Farrenkopf In recent years, theyShoppe provide primary, care, urgent care and Appreciation by Mayor DomiBoxxe versation with tho Chapter One has three Aby panel of industry experts John Dowd commissioners throug There were over 35 participants a meeting held aaccordcouple weeksnic earsaidand thatHamilton washave all he could say on it at hospital, was recently rated #4 in the specialty services.

Two physicians have Farrenkopf is legally justified to you know and love co-owners, and been taking steps to a lengthy fund by fund bythe Victoria Howell me like a ton of of slumber party, and a barbelier, made it into the opening.

After the time.

However, at the end of the Police Chief Stephen Snavely. open a package which Staub doesn’t nation for quality by the national ra ing to one of them, Mara Every year, the Ravalli accounting that, to su already been hired, along with a nurse invest in all the commucue was held at noon on Saturday, bricks.” that, the council said goodbye to the meeting, during the non-agenda items In his presentation to the City bears its shipping know the details Lynn Luther, that is one County Fish and Wildlife Asso-been up, shows thefaciliti count ing agency, outitof 351 similar practitioner, andwas two more doctors welcoming of the community tois congregating Numerous Bald Eagles have in the Burnt area lately to feed onOverstreet carcasses.

Photos nities of Fork the Bitterroot, When it all comes beloved long-time city clerk, who discussion the counCouncil on March 15th,period, Chief several label.ofAfter following of what potential of the many ways they ciation works to affect conseroverall, doing very we visit the shelter.

by Michael Howell.

Victoria Howell being recruited. also be he said, with clinics in doingaresent to Covid, Greg home from There willby retiring. cil members weighed in on Steinhoff’s Snavely said that he wants the protocol, and victims are told, bu have been so successvation in the Bitterroot through on its tax collections a Many ofthe thepublic participants thatperiod The Bitterroot Na-comment Overstreet has a During comments.

Hamilton Police Department so in the presence of the hospital withby John Dowd she knows that ove the ful.

Joined by the other showing revenues various projects and programs. tical questions from Montana spent night were will kids.

During tional Forest (BNF) The Cowboy Ball at the 50% Ravalli Countycoached message for you: of the the council meeting, Robert “We need to keep our eyes onStaub it,” was an oxygen tank. toStein“become more vocal about a witness, are, “often owners, Katrina Mendrey producers. of projections in One such program is their the slumber party, participants hoststood afool public meetingthe council.

Fairgrounds will be held February This is hoff to address He said council member Jenny West.

“It don’t around!

He was home for the good things that happen able to uncover the totrying say12th. they are ship More than 400 farmers, “We’re just to answer and Marisa Neyenhuis, most departments wh scholarship program, which took part in a “tortilla slap game,” this Wednesday, March explained that he attended a meeting might be beneficial to talk to Darby the tenth annual event and the way it’s shaping within the community.”

Sharunfortunate contents ping legal papers Overstreet, two or three days. by Michael Howell and community the questions that growers Luther believes having who can expenses have only o Participating youth getting ready to spend the night with puppies atresearchers the shelter.

Photo

by John Dowd. awards three winners 30th from 6 toRavalli 8 p.m.

See PETS, page 11 hosted by the County Fish and and possibly Stevensville as well.”

Her ing his department’s experiof the package: nearly paperwork.”

Other up, it’s going to be an event worthy jubilee members gathered at Montahave,” Schmitt said. an attorney in During that time, amountedoftoa23% of three people allows them an interest in pursuing todisplay share Association information Wildlife and Trout Unlimthoughts were shared by several other na State University’s (MSU) As Montana State Univerence with Ms. Staub was one $16,000 in cash, common tactics fo and former council member, the public at the next meeting Halfway through celebration. projections due in larg to do it related all.

“We couldn’t private practice in his oxygen level fields to conservation, by Victoria Howell regarding the developWestern Agricultural Research sity’s only agricultural research ited.

The meeting called upon Dr. Philcouncil members. such opportunity. which the customer scammers include the budget year, the part jobyear’s vacancies Rod Freeman is the chair of to this do it without each other,” wild land ethics or natural appears to be continuing when the council considers Stevensville, was went down to 51, ment of a draft forest last Freeman week for is center focused onofhorticulture lip Ramsey to speak on the dangers In discussion agenda In early March, a custom-on regular was unwittingly send-from a normal ofCenter (WARC) claiming county’s performance that have yetto torepbe fill said Luther.

The spread sciences. event. also the chair the Rodeo diagnosed with his efforts to teach the new the appointment of two addiClimbing Management At the second regular the center’s annual Field Day, and high-value specialty crops, of a proposed mine up Sheep Creek. items, the first to be brought forward er came to the Boxxe Shoppe ing to a scammer in resent the IRS or in is looking pretty good, One big savings was of responsibility allows For the year of 2023, one council and mayor how local Committee, and the vice studies chair of the vegetables Fair Board colon cancer in 99. “I jokingly say Plan (CMP).

The virtual tional council members. where scientists sharedto reseWARC fruits, meeting of the two-member According to Steinhoff, “I thought was the issue of re-roofing the city intending to send a package Chicago, Illinois.

Social Security according Ravalli the budgeted funds ed throughout the Bitterroot.

Brewfest, which he started in 1995.

N by John Dowd of that time as the executive director. of the winners to receive aMara Lynn Luther sits in Chapter One’s used books section.that Photo John Dowd. which he’s been onand forNa12 years.

A real practiestate fo February of 2021.

51 by is brain Christine Staub of the Boxxe Shoppe.

Photo by meeting will beto held on See BOOKS, page 18 arch aimed at helping growers organic production government should run.

He “We’ll do our job,” said it wasn’t going affect me, but I street shop.

According to Hamilton via FedEx. Administration.

County CFO Klarryse the county’s share in Stevensville Town Council, on After it was announced that he would be Al became a member in 1988, and that event is one of the biggest in the check was Savannah Deuter, agent for costs 18 years ces. hereResearchers in the Bitterroot, and als He wentSee through damage material.”

Zoom. below for only improve yields, reduce test variables than Boddy. learned that it would take just City Public Works Director, Donny The customer Sometimes they was a frequent commenter Gibson retiring, he was asked to speak, and was got into it because he owns the Paper valley.

For him, the experience has be On graduated Wednesday, March 27, the who high school in January 27, town clerk Jenelle and adapt to changing condiranging from soil conditions and in the Army for 21 years, his organizational and instructions and a link chemotherapy and But COVID-19 Seewith COUNTY, page seemed con-introduced will tell their one little mistake and we will all be Ramer, theby building is usedhis fordaughsnow Clip in downtown Hamilton.

It was a “chance to meet a lot of great Bitterroot Valley Chamber of Commerce Jodi Mitchell, at council meetings during Joan Mell, an attorney May of 2023.

She has so far familiar profile of the Berthoud told the council and tions.with the locations to harvest to late join August theSteinhoff meeting.

Five fundraising skills, planting and discipline, have been put in he was wasthe no joke.

“It fused and unOver victims that a loved one has hurting.” said that he heard plow storage for other maintehosted apublic well-attended mid-day event ter-in-law andand the current executive suggested to him that he get involved peopletiming all over the valley,” and all of i completed a semester of college the last administration.

In from Hamilton, was recpotential victims, but wishes The event drew 425 RSVPs, and consumer health similar meetings audience that she was having good use as chair of the Cowboy Ball committee told that the cancer got so bad I felt familiar with course of her landed in jail, or that a prize about the track record of the company nance equipment.

According to Radirector. Al gave told a history ognized of the chamto network.

Hethat thenmaking got onto theofboard has been “extremely rewarding.” for members, giving their annual report, and submitted herin transcript others within the commuit one the largest benefits. public Crews for in (virtual) were held Freeman saidAlthe committee hopes to trouble streaming the meetthe process, decade with has been won, but amost feeraise needs had been eradicated. like I couldn’t when Ramsey told how it was notwhat very comment, mer,and it isspoke the original roof, which hasstepping in the early 90s, and in 2012 he became was the director until reviewing 2023 and talking about ber, about important memproviding proof of compLeting Field Days the center has One ofexecutive the center’s nity would help her look out 2021. the council that those makto handle the prosecution $50,000 this year, for the expansion of the rode and Staub the Boxxe to be paid for release of the good.

Steinhoff stated that the comsome significant leaks and insulation Overstreet had breathe, like I ings on the internet.

She said they have planned for the upcoming bers during that time that led up to him the executive director.

2020.

Since then he has been the adv associated courses.

These are hosted. prominent projects focuses on for their safety.

At least one Inhas addition to the been in the by John Dowd chines. became susShoppe, Staub funds.

The scammers will ing public comment should caseload of Town Attorney pany supposedly state issues.

Ramer believes the new roof bucking chutes.

“They’re just getting old,” he sa surgery on October was being water taking on the position.

Throughout that time, he knew sor for Jodi, helping her transition in year.

During the meeting, it was also “The beautiful thing about honeyberries, also known as the former YouTube chantwo of several criteria appliof the potential victims she opportunity to learn and eachpicious In addition to the custom leathwhen has now commonly use a legitimate seven times already, time left will cut down on the heating bill and “They need to be replaced.

They’re getting bang the “The mayor, notofthe GregValley Overstreet while he was 23, 2021 for ostomy or aided whatand this event is the networking,” haskaps, cold-hardy that t story the Bitterroot 55boarded, board members participated the role.

Al willa be retiring fruit in August announced that long-time member,address Al cants must meet tolonger be eligible was a resident at a local nel they had was no about and participate Following the closure ofthe a longtime erwork, Jake’s Studio is featuring Dominic Farrenkopf (right) awards recognition toAfter Rose Allen (left.

Photo courte considering recovered address, but will be ready taxpayers with the billin for cleanup. allow better dry storage of equipment said Kirsten Schmitt, admihas attracted increasing interest up.

Bucking stock can be hard on metal.”

Mitchell, will be retiring and stepping Chamber is the story of optimism, strugin some of the greatest growth in the year.

Al spoke, Jodi stood to to tha removal, the fi nal I imagine water for a scholarship. audience.

He also said, “This hospitalized, and then recovextended nursing facility and the process of developworking but they had set up was Stevensville Main Street business, Riv- the work of more than a dozen local approximately the customgrab the package from a porc Dominic Farrenkopf.

Steinhoff then asked if there anynistrative assistant at WARC. in recent years. gle and triumphs,” said Al.ering, He said theCovid-19. organization’s history.

According towith him for cowboy all his help to remind him back from the Chamber leadership..

The 10th annual balland – which actuall Another of these requiretreatment in the boarding to be had to be provided a ride is not a question and answer” from Mell ing a climbing plan, this er’s Mist, a new business haseven recently and regional See artists.

Many of these COUNCIL, page 21 athing new Facebook page.

Hower’scould age andoverarching in was meant front door it arrives. the was doing, or Large communal tables encouSchmitt said when researchers areyea Mitchell has been with the Chamgoal for the Chamber has $60,000 him, what to be a six-month he was only supposed to held speak for 10 ments iscity that each applicant started 11the years agoor but couldn’t be last to the bank as well as to colon cancer journey. like,” recalls week’s meeting will location. covsession.

“It’s public comment.” did the work at no charge to opened at the same Howevartists have not shown their work in the particular cash, all of “They always direct the rage visitors to mingle, crestudying the berry’s potential ever, members of the public ber for over 36 years, and spent much always been to keep businesses connectappointment to the position lasted 12 minutes. a 500-word essayabout dis- the Boxxe Shoppe. due to the pandemic – has been upgraded this The day after that Overstreet.

“This ersubmit the following agenda er, dissuading any worries thehad Bitterroot Valley before, so there details the which was to victim tothat send it,membership ‘no signatur The of mayor said previousthe town.

“I just wanted atingevery a “chance to make new Jodi benefits, including its who had he tried to access theplays years, andI he enjoyed moment stated the cussing the role hunting “It’s common sense to me,” health year. topics: surgery, was is when realized changeover, it will remain a place of should be a lot of interest in the new friends” among a “broad range effects on the gut microbiome, transaction. being fraudurequired,’” she adds.

Fred Upchurch, Savannah Deuter and Mark Oswald hold the check given to Deuter by the Ravalli County Fish and WIldlife Assoc ly that he would be answering publicly thank Joanoffor help-been The Town of recognized attorney Joan aup Mell, it. “It’s a good ride forStevensville 29“This numbers have beenever “trending ever she says, pointing out that red Facebook page said it was not Unfortunate• Review overall is the firstwhile year we’ve done fully diagnosed with that I was not art.

After two months of renovations material.

There are 16 artists in total of people,” she said. also evaluating produclently deThe Bank Secrecy Act ation. Photo courtesy Fred Upchurch. years,” said Al. “I’m looking forward to year.”

However, 2023 saw the highes See RCFW, page 3 questions from the public. ing me and helping the town,” flags abound when seniors are forannual filling in while town attorney Greg Overstreet objectives and desired accessible.

Berthoud asked catered dinner,” said Freeman.

The University The event gives tion methods that could make COVID-19. taking Covid center, while hidden behind brown-paper ly, it covwas notso far, and the owners are always manded from of 1970 requires banks to being on the other side and partaking,” being scammed.

“If a person Crews also said that they said Overstreet. outcomes of the public growers a firsthand look at the crop more profitable fortheof ofPictured Montanawith Catering Service will provide had Covid-19.

Mell are, l to r, Overstreet, ered windows, Studio opened for“I patience as Jake’s she worked was obviously seriously enough.

Staub’s firstwelcoming more. “We like all kinds senior citizen keep track of withdrawals he added, specifically referring to the is 80the years old, research, and all of a of growers.See CHAMBER, pag conversations center’s much should be forsaid some its doors March 1.said ofprepared mediums,” Lottermoser’s dinner.

Desserts are provided by 4H members. time having members of $10,000 or more in order very weakened,” through the issues.

Mayor Steve Gibson, council Cindy Brown and sudden they’re coming into the members The Boxxe Shoppe’s new location • State Provide an PhD update which spans several years and This year, WARC also tested Colorado University candidate Erin Jackson speaks about irrigation management forwith vegetables at the Western Agricultural Field2Day, The new business will feature business partner, Suzette Smith. encountered the commuSee STEVI, page “interesting comments” from Greg Overstreet talks about his recent brush death due to Overstreet.

“It hit Jim Crews, former mayor bank $15,000, it Stacie Barker. by Victoria at 901ofS.the 1startists Streetdisplayed in Hamilton. istodesigned to Photo answer pracSee COWBOY BALL page SURVIVING, page 5withdraw lastonsite week. Photo

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Her werePhoto previous participants County Commissioners work is grounded formercowboys, gallery, but the business plan

by John Dowd in the Sheridan-style barns, famous artists with a On March 9th, members ofLast the week the Ravalli This school year, the Stevensvila proved adoption of a memorandum of understand of tooling which features variations on has changed since Lottermoser and Montana flavor and more.

This year Stevensville FFA completed their FFA fielded teams in twelve contes by ofpartment the franchise, many should not noand the south portions of the valley, Exit Realty team will continue work byJohn JohnDowd Dowd of Criminal Investigations ing with the Ravalli County DUI Task Force Western floral patterns. addition Smith took over the space.

While A Hamilton business,In that hails the theme is pre-statehood, or preparticipation in the last of fourteen requiring qualification to advance tice the change at all, the andinvestigation. it may lead separated at Victor Crossing. After the ing and marketing as one. “Weand didn (DCI) will be doing the commissioners statedwant Protection Agency.

The lette National Forest 1987 Forest aspen and whitebark pine; MAPS Media Institute to produce a secured video designe to her leatherwork, isaround also RIver’s Mist was an art co-op, the from Texas, has been working toinan enand theto contest is still looking agricultural leadership competito the level and invita by Michael Howell Since January 2,Karen Exit Realty the to some positive growth in the future. the southand portion was purchased tostate change a whole bunch right On Monday, April 1st, 4:30 1889, According Hamilton Police Depart- sale, to help parents keep tabs on their children’s beha accomplished woodworker, creating that “Ravalli County objects contains recommendations manage timber to provide Plan. courage a love of art in young people for participants.

Participants must tions in their yearlong effort to qualify tions to compete at state in all twel has gone through some big clinicment year, the previous Exit Realty Kathy Butts, and he theisnorth byto out of Midwives the gate,”were saidtrained Lendman. p.m. Hudgins Hamilton Police officers were Chief of Police, Steve Snavely, byBitterroot Mike inLast Santo Tomás.

Many with with the eye program, the ior. first mountains. as comSeearrive ART, page 6 atedby aininvolved variety of pieces furniture to A new the valley.

To dofrom this, they have be high school students, 9th to 12th forjobs; the next level competition at the forest products and and toof unmitigated impacts toevents. concerning the Draft SEIS record of decision changes, but many in the valley may franchise owners, Tina and Max ColeLendman.

When asked how this change wilf in a shooting with a robbery there will be a coroner’s inquest cataracts so advanced they can no longer say it was never one person’s accomplishmunity health workers and brought basic The deadline closed on by Victoria Howell if it would be possible The DUI Task Force approved the creation of jewelry boxes.

She prides herself that created a at county-wide contest, showgrades.

95th State FFA the Convention in Billings 2023-24 district by Victoria Howell year, the facility took in championships just under The sign for Jake’s Studio, on Steby John Dowd roy, president of the Montana Rock not be aware of how these changman, decided to sell off the franchise Even though franchise has split affect buyers and sellers in the valle suspect the Riverside Conoco Conwhere DCI will present their findings.

Spread across the coffee table in Joe and distinguish anything beyond light and darkment.

While he examined patients and percare to places that had previously lacked it. the Gold Butterfly.

Concern was issued on December 17, retain old growth status in all county owned/maintained to put envelopes on January 18, for filing objecby Victoria Howell his property which would in effect with the highway, which is a state addressed when the private land wa a Mischief Room last May and commissioners all her work is done her twotookness. casing the participant’s loveown of art, Corvallis and Florence schools inthe April. for Stevensville include: $240,000 and spent every penny. venville’s main drag, beckons visitors ies Association, there wil es might affect them.

Fortunately, rights that pertained to the Bitterroot in valley, Exitquietly Realty is still the equipment said that itand will not chang Diana Kupko’s Victor home during aall July Others have lived for years with eyeis also formed surgery, Diana documented AsLendman the Bluegrass clinic expanded, another problem venience Store.

Theby engagement Snavely stated that an inquest ing the scope of the analysis treatment units.

According to roads from heavy 2021 accompanied by a Draft the doors and then Dominic Farrenshut off access to Stevensville River highway, because now you’re going to sold to a new owner Fish, Wild signed off on it.

The project involved the creation tions to the Draft Supplemenhands, using no suspect lasers orthreatened CNC maand the Bitterroot’s of the state. have been the most active, though Over 200 students in Rockies StevensAgronomy led the

by Sidney Jasmin Shinn, founder and There are no paid employees; it’sMcan al“N interview were decades oflove photographs, diseases that would haveDowd. been treated longallofeverything andannual preserved the mission’s became to ignore.

The Montana beimpossible no break from music, and, according to Kim Lendman, now the Valley.

When they sold fransame company.

Additionally, accord-mostly, in.

Photo by John place the and standard init, these types kopf, activities director put valentine cards Theafter Stevensville Town CounPark, ain 20-acre park on the east bank have two accesses for trucksatrucks, pulling and Parks got involved.

The once-p and logging the letter quotes the BitterSEIS that provides aprocedure site-speathe Forest Service press release set of easily accessible items that had secret hid ATR Smart Procedures is a softschools in the valley are welcome to ville’s agricultural education program Casland, 1st place individual with tal Environmental Statement handwritten journals, blueprints and newsbefore vision was threatened in the United history trip by trip.

People weren’t just getting sick.

They Bluegrass Association (MRBA) set-up.

Just get up there and play.” current owner of the valley half chise was split between thesituations. north ing to Lendman, the whole Bitterroot executive director ofnorth 1 Horse volunteer organization.

But Shinn said reportedly charged at the responding officer involved shooting See EXIT, page at Sapphire Lutheran them.

Farrenkopf really cil was split on whether to accept just to the north of the private piece of boats, and you’ve just come out of the vate piece now belongs to the state compartments where someone could stash some root Forest Plan’s Forest-wid about 90% of the proposed but not limited to, the impacts cific forest plan amendment ware design company, now based participate.

Some of tremendous the schools even learn along wide range agriculteam members Rahl,toKyra D paper clippings.

Together they formed a in States.

The storyabout began before Joeof ever going blind.

(Draft SEIS) for the Gold Bluegrass Festival is returning to were For some of Quinn these bands, this w officer.

“We have seen supAt A Time Draft Horse it costs about $200 per month feed Homes in Hamilton, isRescue liked the idea.

He asked a small piece of park land near the property.

Crews contacted the county Stevi Wye at 45 miles per hour - there is afirst developed fishing access sit drugs orthe hide aand small flask of whiskey.

The aim wa Hamilton.

However, after moving to include the contest in their curricutural careers and practices during Jarlais, and Teigen Hackett. living archive of a medical mission that has For nearly four decades, physicians, boarded a plane.

When Joe traveled to Guatemala in Management Wildlife Reto Willow Creek Road.

Due to defining old-growth stantreatment areas are within an Victor.

On Saturday, April 13, the be their first time, and for others th Theinofficers attempted to provide at schools port, and we greatly appreciate all Butterfly Project, a Bitterroot these “gentle there are facility Corvallis, gotitem a nice asking community students Stevensville bridge, an that and negotiated the donation of the are going to be accidents there.”

“But I giants.” think it’sThen [the piece the to provide parents a learning opportunity toon see t quietly linkedthe western Montana with onewas nurses and volunteersto from Montana have In the 1960s, bishops inthe Guatemala he expected to spend a week helping Montana, the organization owners lum. school day under dedicated and 1989, Ag Mechanics led by Selwyn Ha Neely Center will again be hosting do this professionally, the event is resource and financial limitasource Objective to “Mainta area designated for insect and dards.

Some objections the life-saving measures to the suspect, that support,” said Snavely.

He was boost last week when she was veterinary bills, therapy, training, and to send his residents a and daycares to make National Forest project that considered at the March 24th council land on the west, securing potential Mayordioceses Steve Gibson said he didn’t west] still a Instead, viable piece of land for various ways in which any young person can hide corner of Guatemala for nearly forty years. been working to change that. asked Catholic in the United States however he could. he encountered and team have fallen in love with the According to the contest orgaengaging instruction of ag teachers ett, 1st place individual with team Last year envelopes. the music.

This spring music festival always asufficient treat.

Conroy highlighted who was then transported by ambuespecially proud of this during atreatment time old-growth disease because of the tions, Ravalli County would new decision were received little love this special envelopes and other associated costs to rehabilitate presented with aValencheck for $7500 meeting.

The land ownership will now river access pending the outcome of to help see what use the land is tocommunithe town.

“I tofrom have, whether or not you put their substance use casual inspections. includes nearly 13,000 acres Joe studied one photograph before Every six months, a volunteer medical serve isolated Indigenous an eyecity disease he Noah had only read about inhabita state and the people.

One of the ways nizers, last year there were over 210 Josette Hackett andfeature Trevor Motley. members Tan, Erik Potter, an lopes were so full they The project is now and fundraiser will 18 bands one newer band by the interesting lance to the hospital.

He expired there in American history that he believes is tine’s Day. decorate them for each revert to the county.

The 1.52-acre the access dispute. only see a liability,” said Gibson. money into developing it,” said Mo not be able to accommodate on suitable timberland to by the January 18 deadline dense pockets of dead and dyfrom representatives of JCCS, an these horses.

When they’re fi nally read Glenda Wiles, Director of the DUI Task Force, sliding ithave across the and table.

Diana reached for team returnsand to Santo Tomás for another ties in the country’s western highlands.

The textbooks: trachoma.

Repeated infections of commercial non-comthey been showing that love has entries, this year there could be Students then have the option to put Matthew Walker. had to be more reallysupport popular, and from allemptied over the area, and beyond. name of “Release the Squirrels.”

Ev fromAbout his wounds and was pronounced seeing lowest for law en-Diocese four years resident. people piece, which adjacent tomostly the Then Council member Marilyn Wolff Michaelson said he looked up the scar ley.

“There are so many cars out what shethe tells parents is, “If you don’t look, for adoption, most can be driven or the accounting fiis rm with branch another, supplying alocated date heacontest. couldn’t quite week of clinics and surgeries.

Led by Bozeof Helena that callsaid and eyelids until the eyelashes scrape the necessary maintenance support viable populations ing trees.

They claim the area answered having tothe do with theparticipation been through their art The even more, with full their knowledge to the test as FFA Conduct of Chapter Meeting: te mercial vegetative treatment than once. growing every year.

These bands will play for free, and a Conroy, and his wife, Tari, will get dead. forcement ever.

He added, “Hamilton by Kristin Kruse utive Director Jaqueline Stevens.

The ago, aAin resident came could drop off valenBitterroot River on the northwest side said she had apotenreal problem with old minutes and found that the land Imembers think can be used for parking.

B then younor don’t see.

If it you don’t see, then you don’ remember. few minutes later, their roles man ophthalmologist Dr. Patricia Cosgrove, established a mission induring Santo Tomás.

What the surface of the eye, often leading to located Hamilton.

Part of contest the ridden, and some just become “pasture idea came from a similar art from all the high schools in the valley. members through nationally sancZane Deering, Teigen Ha of old-growth dependent is impacted by mountain pine the project, the logging of old growth, new one willon take the stage every half and In play, along with their friend Ti within a 55,000 acre area of The Ravalli County Sheriff’s Office isenveapiece great place be awhere police officer.” center opened itsto doors in 2020 after to Farrenkopf to see tines to fill the of the bridge, was offered to the Town this of land.

“It’s two was donated the condition that looking long term, if you have prop reverse.

One memory led to the next, until the group evaluates more than 65 patients a began as a religious effort quickly revealed blindness. the remote villages around See VALENTINES, page 10 pets.” selection forHouston, awarding that gift See DUI, page they held in Texas right af- to be These also include Trapper Creek Job opened tioned career and leadership ett, Kealie Hixson, Margaret Kuntz first created in the last “Itheads really the beetle, in 2020.

That developfirst was to the drawing board. by John Down rehabilitation of thelevy road after species.”

The letter notes tha tial wildlife and tobank beetle, Douglas-fir bark hour.

Ezzell bass. and Hamilton Police Department In all his 26 years with the departTucked on Fort Owen Ranch Yahraus and Stevens put their forest inevents the Sapphire Mounfour decades of away history unfolded between dayCorps andto performs 75 surgeries and a deeper need: medical care.

Santo Tomás, the disease had become an and in 2017 by Ravalli County for use as aimpacts roads converge, the is proceincrediitment would be maintained and utilized erty onon the west side of the river, th 1 Horse At A Time was established was online voting and according ter the of September 11, 2001. and many homeschoolers.

“I events and contests.

Adelaide Meyer, Cierra Palmer, One of the problems, ac50 years.

To do this, they will door to some interesting permanent and asked for $9.5 One band that continues to return According to Conroy, the festiva issued a press release that detailed ment, Snavely noted there have only the Draft SEIS limits the sco dwarf mistletoe and western the project is complete.

Ravalli Willow Creek Road. together to decide what was needed just to the north of Fort Owen State them. dures.

Their workI think continues a mission that Montana nurse Sheila McShanewithin was one accepted part of access life. potential river access site. bly steep… there are liability for recreational purposes five you have to potentially conso tains east of Corvallis.

ATR wanted to find atry way to was astonished, last toofhave that To Johnny contend at the state level, Tasia Rohbock. by Shinn in 2018.

She’s originally from to JCCS branch manager, Andrea conversations people,” million, which Butler said cording to Butler, was, “we “Hopefully, the third need to the community is the Band, visiting purpose isits “toenvironmental promote and encour the event and investigation.

However, been three these types shootings.

Park is the Summit Career Center, a Bitterroot or not needed in theyear, community.

Theyofwith Thousands of miles away, the mounhasask restored sight to thousands while buildtheyears. first to respond.Campbell She built aobjects nutrition Working with Sister Mary Waddell, the County to in shifting of conseNational Forest spruce budworm damage.

During the tenure ofinformer issues…

It isof the fastest part of the idate highway property into the Tow The original proposal was The next glass recycling event in button, cell phone batteries (out of feature the beauty of the state and much participation,” said Lander. students must compete and rank FFA Creed Speaking: Teigen is the charm,” commented to pass a levy, which BVCC said Butter, speaking about was exorbitant and occurred sumed people knew what th Germany where she grew up around Simmerman, 1 Horse At A Time from Nashville.

They will be memjoined by age old-time music.”

The very little information is available However, these are always a of danger of tains of western Guatemala, some patients relationships that span generations. clinic that grew into a medical program missionary nurse whobluegrass directed the clinic, nonprofit organization that offers a at ing have came up and with the concept of Although career mayor Jim Crews, the owner of land channel the deepest part the Vickie Motley, park board of Stevensville.

I think It’s somethin quences analysis to vegetati in general financial burden of the project officials stated that the the Bitterroot is March 9th, 2024, the phone).

This is last minute info to give back to the community, and “We never know what to expect,” the top half, or above at the district Hackett withdrawn in August of 2020 Bitterroot Valley Community has tried to do twice before their recent “Ask and Listen” because the trustees were Bitterroot Valley Communi horses.

She’s always been a horse fan, was one of the top four vote bands from all over the valley, MisMRBA has 300 members, and they still for days reach the mission Although Joe’s name is closely associvillages scattered throughout the done this time. the job, but he added that fortunately, free career training program targetcenter, which is were modeled after a that highlyserving atwalk the river onto the northeast side had channel.

If you toart develop ber, said that had been RDO Equipment Co. See COUPLE, page 7an the woodpecker agreement with the proposed to2more.

Ravalli County and believe project is designed to improve from 10 a.m.nothing tounsure p.m. at theevent north if you don’t have batteries to recycl thought their once successful art said Hafer,the saying that entries level to advance.

The Western FFA Prepared Public Speaking: Colto of exactly how the College was.”

However, the College (BVCC) trustee andaccess without success. campaign, which helped the soula, Idaho and The is abut all share thepileated same love of bluegrass after Friends of the Bitterroot she is especially passionate about getters.

The officer is currently on leave neither officer, nor any other comed towards highly motivated people successful organization in Denver, attempted to shut off river on for fishing, I would also see a problem because the access problem had been See STEVI, pag end of the Ravalli Fairnow you canRunning save uploves to bring them contest was the way toShe go.

According come in“Crosspurpose.” all forms.

District in Montana consists of current twelve Harris 8571 W. Road Theresilience vote will take place were to speak with the process worked.

Theyadraft were seems to have been a major secretary, Sue Smith. was it isCounty contrary to law pine marten. forest to natural project, the Ravalli County single-microphone type event, with When asked why he bluegras during this investigation, as is stanmunity members, harmed during horses.

She and her husband, a That check followed inRavalli the wake ages 18 and older in Wild both and called Itorganization offers similar and Alliance for the grounds.

The price is the same, $1 per the next glass recycling day on Jun to organizers Elliott Lander, managThis will be the ninth year they schools west of the Continental Divide Star Greenhand: Adelaide Meye misunderstanding about th speaking about the organizaon May 7, via a mail-in ballot. public on the topic of creating under the impression that the single stage.

According to Mike Con“We realize these old growt Commissioners expressed and existing agreements.” disturbances like fire, insects Missoula, MT 59808 protocol.

The Montana Dethe exchange.

Missoula Counties. addition to services, according to Stevens. military retiree, and their two children ofdard a $25,000 gift inIn November See BLUEGRASS, pag Rockies filed suit claiming the 8th. gallon.

Jars and bottles that coning director of ATR, and art contest have held the contest, and each year with an ag education program/FFA Additional state qualifying even the college. public desired an independent nature of the community tion’s upcoming attempt to According to trustee chair free training, Summit offers six-month offered species are listed i Forest officials also received and disease;The reduce sedi- program concern over impacts to drinks or relocated toindicator Montana and bought a 20fromcareer Tractor Supply.

406-549-4171 agency failed to the best tained food be recycled Cardboard be leadthe coordinator, Tamar Hafer, the ATR donates thousands in phases. prizes. chapter.

Schools of allmay classifications for the Stevensville FFA:will ask public foruse help with a Carrie Guarino, “We listened Following those meetings, community college, as it was college.recycling According to also Butler mentoring, support and friendship to sources is broken down into three acre farm which Shinn said can suppor That sounds like a lot of comments from Philip Strobel the Forest Plan, but it is not county owned and maintained ment in the Willow for aBitterroot fee.together Anyfrom color, and labels can available for2nd apeople fee.

Are you concerned about thetoisfuture ofthis Valley water? available science in managing reception has been This year, they will be giving away compete in FFA includAg Sales place team led Presenting a stated check for $7500 from JCCS Jasmin Shinn (second left) 1 Horse At by a high many believe it toby be rare opportunity to incredible. create a doors. and wanted to hold true.”

She thephase trustees said that voted inofpreviously whoever walks through their Stevens that the first RDOequipment.com about 20 horses.

She currently money but, according to Shinn, clear whether there are othe roads, especially Willow Creek Director of the NEPA Branch Creek watershed; improve stay on, but please remove lids.

Sponsored by the non-profits When speaking about the contest around $4,700 in prizes.

This ining the AA schools in Missoula and Kayton French, 3rd place individua levy beClark, different.

The margin.JCCS AfterBranch being created, associated with the outreac community college in the Bit- of and others with BVCC have A Time Draft Horse Rescue were, l towill r: which Levi CPA, Andrea Simmerman, elk habitat and didn’t comThis program is the brainchild called “personal development,” taking care of draft is “All Beginning March 9th, batteries Ravalli County Recycling (RCR) an in the Bitterroot, Lander said, ofoftrout cludes prizes to the schools of the Kalispell.

In addition to with team members Jones Office of Stevensville, the Regional bull habitat; restore Road. terroot.

According tohorses trustee worked to alter the levy to testing time they is went to the the district was levy program run Kamryn by the Univers Manager, and Will Ramsey, CPA.first pictured Tiny, the non-profi t’s mascot and theable toAdminply with the definition of old power duo Myla Yahraus, the owner involves aptitude toAlso idenan expensive proposition.

Last will also be accepted for recycle. $2 Recycling Works MT. See RESCUE, page them have had some sort of Montana winners, which take the form of grant four of the twelve chapters are in the Teigen Hackett, and Charlie Leona See GOLD, page for community funds.

After ty of Montana.

The reality i vice chair, Jean Butler, this give it its best chance and to public, they did so after being •FREEby ESTIMATES INTime.

THE BITTERROOT VALLEY• Yin OUR HOME IMPROVEMENT Cof O .COM istrator In Even a At letter to the Forest firstincluding horse thatmeadows, was rescued 1 Horse A Photo

by Victoria Howell. of the Environmental the Fortfound Owen Ranch and founderhabitat tify what each individual’s specific growth the Bitterroot Hosted by Schroedel Paidinformation for by Even Schroedel. per pound.

Thebeing following will be acFor more refer to t theme to them.”

Some previous years Bitterroot Valley; Florence, Victor, address the concerns of the approved for the creation of significantly voted down would be only the fourth of the center, and co-founder and ExecPaid for by Brad Davis, P.O.website: Box 462 Victor, Montana 59828 See FFA, page page ART, page 44 SeeSee SUMMIT, page cepted: alkaline, lithium-ion, Ni-Cad, ravallirecycling.org See BVCC, have included themes such as old and Corvallis.

Chapter One awarded, celebrating 50 years

Public Longtime Hamilton clerkrecognized retires Scammers thwarted,city vigilance County budget meeting on track on BNF RCFW aids future conservationists Surviving COVID Cowboy Ball

Halfway Climbing through fiscal scheduled year, Plan WARC shares latest research at county Field Day budget looking good

Hearts full love Stevi toofrevisit refinancing bonds

Local Chamber of Commerce holds annual business meetin

New studio opens its doors inDUI Stevensville Task

Force, MAPS to partner on Art contest seeks Stevi FFA chapter Hamilton officers special video more participation

sweeps district North valley Exit Realty has a new face fire Butterfly on suspect Bluegrass Festival Gold project draws some objections Bitterroot couple helps restore sight in Guatemala Spreading love Local draft horse rescue thriving Stevi to return park to county setland for Saturday

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Darby Wild West NRA Rodeo: two nights of rodeo action, celebration The Darby Rodeo Grounds came alive July 31 and August 1 as the annual Wild West Rodeo welcomed spectators from across the Bitterroot Valley and beyond for two nights of exciting rodeo competition, community tradition, and hometown pride.

Fans enjoyed a full slate of rodeo events, including bareback riding, steer wrestling, tie-down roping, saddle bronc riding, breakaway roping, team roping, and bull riding. Competitors showcased their skill and determination while entertaining packed grandstands throughout the weekend.

Friday night’s performance highlighted the community spirit that makes the Wild West Rodeo, a favorite summer tradition. Local firefighters faced off in the annual Tugof-War fundraiser, raising more than $17,000 in support of area fire departments. The event continues to be one of the rodeo’s most anticipated traditions, drawing enthusiastic participation from firefighters and spectators alike.

The rodeo also took time to recognize local men and women who have recently enlisted in the United States Army, Marine Corps, and Navy, honoring their commitment to serving our country. Their recognition was met with a standing ovation from the crowd. “The Wild West Rodeo is about more than competition—it’s about

bringing our community together to celebrate the western way of life while supporting the people who make our community strong,” said the Darby Rodeo Association.

The Darby Rodeo Association extends its sincere appreciation to the contestants, volunteers, sponsors, firefighters, military families, and fans whose continued support makes the Wild West Rodeo possible each year.

About the Darby Rodeo Association The Darby Rodeo Association is a nonprofit, tax-deductible community organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the sport of rodeo and the Western way of life. Through high-quality rodeo events, support for youth competitors, and investment in our community, we strive to honor our heritage while building a strong future for rodeo.

Photo by John Rudow.

WARC: center hosts largest event yet, talks cover crops, berries Continued from page 1

a new berry harvester purchased with grant funding, which Schmitt described as a “massive game changer for people who want to grow berries at scale.”

Although unusual weather reduced this year’s honeyberry yields, the plants continued to perform well compared to many other fruit crops that suffered from winter warmth followed by spring frosts. “I genuinely believe it’s the new superfood,” Schmitt said, adding that WARC is “pioneering the potential benefits of this fruit.”

She said the research center’s role is to experiment so commercial growers do not have to risk their livelihoods testing unproven methods themselves. “They don’t have time, energy or resources,” she said, to learn through costly trial and error.

Researchers are also responding to increasing demand for locally grown food.

Schmitt highlighted the upcoming Grow Montana Coalition Governor’s Summit, scheduled for Oct. 23-24 in Helena, which aims to increase the share of locally produced food available to Montana consumers from about 3% today to 33%. She noted that roughly 70% of food consumed in Montana was locally produced in 1950.

She also pointed to WARC’s own efforts to support local agriculture, saying more food served at this year’s Field Day dinner came from local producers than ever before.

“We wanted to highlight how awesome our local farmers are,” Schmitt said.

Many of this year’s research projects fo-

cused on improving efficiency while reducing costs for growers. Zach Miller, WARC superintendent, said the center’s work is driven by “farmer-driven questions,” including how to manage weeds without relying heavily on expensive inputs.

One project tested cover crops and a technique known as occultation, in which researchers cover soil with tarps early in the season. The tarps warm the soil, encouraging weeds to germinate before cutting off sunlight and killing them. As the weeds decompose, they return nutrients to the soil and support beneficial microbes. Miller said the approach prevented more than 90% of weeds in test plots while reducing labor costs.

Researchers are also evaluating nitrogen-fixing cover crops, including Austrian winter peas and hairy vetch, to improve soil fertility for organic vegetable production.

“Organic fertilizer is expensive, and we can get plants to do that work in the off season,” Miller said.

After the event, Miller said he was encouraged by the turnout. “It was great to see all the folks coming out to support local agriculture and what we’re doing to support farmers,” he said.

For Dr. Jessica Torrion, superintendent of MSU’s Northwestern Agricultural Research Center, the value of Field Day lies in giving farmers information they can immediately apply.

She said producers are especially interested in practical technologies and tech-

niques that can improve yields and efficiency.

At her research center, scientists are working to develop a winter barley variety that can be harvested during traditional off-seasons, providing growers with additional flexibility.

Torrion said events like Field Day also strengthen relationships between reWestern Agricultural Reserch Center (WARC) t-shirt worn by a staff member. Photo by searchers and John Dowd. agricultural communities. jams or other processed foods, Bajwa said.

Dr. Sreekala Bajwa, dean and director of WARC’s research supports production pracMSU’s College of Agriculture, said the resetices across the supply chain, from growing arch centers play a critical role in “translacrops to developing higher-value products. ting that research into practice.”

With another record turnout and reShe said WARC is unique among MSU’s search addressing everything from weed research centers because of its emphasis on management to berry nutrition, Field Day specialty crops and value-added agriculture. reflected WARC’s mission of helping MontaRather than selling produce immediately na growers make informed decisions backed after harvest, growers can increase profitaby science rather than guesswork. bility by turning crops into products such as

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INSURANCE: forum addresses rising insurance costs, impact on local housing market Continued from page 1

agents, local business owners, fire council representatives, legislators and community members. Mike Kent, president of the Bitterroot Board of Realtors, said the forum helped attendees better understand why insurance premiums continue to rise.

“It gave them some idea of why rates are going up,” Kent said.

“We were able to have a candid conversation with Realtors about rising insurance coverage,” Brown said, adding that the goal was to provide information that will hopefully make agents’ jobs easier.

According to Kent, insurance affordability has become a growing obstacle for homebuyers. Increasing premiums are factored into monthly mortgage payments. “That affects their buying power,” said Kent, caus-

limits the usefulness of those disclosures.

Countryman noted the lack of standardization and that consumers are often left guessing which areas or characteristics may lead to higher premiums.

Brown said, “Insurance companies are getting more sophisticated with how they identify risk.”

Panelists said companies now consider numerous factors including market saturation, slope of the land, tree density, proximity to water and other environmental conditions.

Distance from a fire department is another significant consideration, Countryman said.

During a question-and-answer session, one attendee asked why similar properties in neighboring Idaho sometimes appear to have lower insurance rates.

Slides from the meeting, presented by the State Auditor’s Office. Above left, non-renewals over the last eight years. At top right displays a fire risk heat map. Above shows median home value changes. At left, market value changes. help identify possible legislative insurance costs before and regulatory solutions ahead closing. of the 2027 Montana Legislature.

“The overriding The Ravalli County forum goal of the forum was was the third hosted by Brown’s to get agents thinking office, following similar events about having difficult in Flathead and Lewis and Clark conversations with prospective home buy- counties. A fourth forum is planned for Gallatin County after ers about insurance Labor Day as officials contincoverage and price, ue addressing rising insurance so no surprises on the back end — post-house premiums and increasing notices of policy non-renewal across sale,” Brown said.

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Brown said he also

Countryman said the differences ing some home sales to collapse between western states are often before closing. not significant, but noted it may He said the trend has been be due to distance from a fire building since about 2018, following several catastrophic wild- department. According to Countryman, even being more than fire seasons in California and five miles from a fire station can Oregon, and has intensified as large fires have continued across significantly affect premiums.

Insurance companies may also the West. consider whether departments In addition to higher premiare volunteer or full-time, as ums, homeowners are increaswell as their staffing levels and ingly facing non-renewals from funding. Many Montana fire insurance companies. While departments rely on volunteers, some insurers are choosing not and much of the state’s rural to renew existing policies, they housing lies beyond that fivemay offer replacement coverage mile threshold. at substantially higher rates, Despite the increasing sophisKent said. tication of insurance models, Countryman added that panelists said insurers often insurance costs are becoming rely more heavily on regional as significant to household risk than on mitigation efforts budgets as mortgage payments themselves. “Insurance is starting to have that same weight on the budget,” said Countryman. “It’s pricing people out of homes.”

He also praised the strong turnout, saying the Worker’s Compensation discussions would help provide direct feedback Liability Insurance to lawmakers in Helena.

State and Federal Unemployment Insurance ”Having folks here is kind of like bringing Helena to State and Federal Payroll Taxes Hamilton,” Countryman said.

Payroll Reports Brown mentioned Applicant Pre-Screening recent House Bill 533, passed during the 2025 Reference Checks Montana Legislature.

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Brown said his office is exploring additional wildfire mitigation efforts, including potential grant opportunities aimed at reducing wildfire risk and improving insurance availability.

Following the event, Brown called the forum a success and said its primary objective was to help real estate professionals better prepare homebuyers for

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US Critical Materials pursues bare minimum evaluation

Bitterroot National Forest begins review for Sheep Creek Exploration Plan On July 27, 2026, the Bitterroot National Forest announced they are initiating review of the Sheep Creek Mine Exploration Plan under a Categorical Exclusion (CE), the lowest level of environmental review available to them. CE’s are typically used for activities that the Forest has pre-determined to have a low likelihood of significant impacts. However, community members agree the plan lacks the detail needed to assess how critical resources — like water quality, public health, fish and wildlife — will be impacted.

Bitterroot residents, elected officials and community organizations initially expressed frustration about the FAST-Track status, but agencies and the exploration company assured the community that the process and public input would not be limited.

A Categorical Exclusion does not require public comment like an Environmental Assessment does. However, the Bitterroot National Forest explains a “comment period is anticipated to begin in August.”

“It’s critical that our community participate in any public comment period offered to us. It is still within our power to elevate the required review from a Categorical Exclusion to an Environmental Assessment.

We encourage people to subscribe to action alerts from DontPolluteTheRoot.com where we’ll be helping people understand the deficiencies of the proposal, so folks can submit meaningful comments,” said Alex Ocañas, Manager of Community Conservation with the Bitterroot Water Partnership.

“US Critical Materials continually asks for the lowest level of review possible when it comes to their activities. Earlier this month, they blatantly asked the Montana Department of Environmental Quality to ignore our state review standards. By requesting that DEQ exempt the Sheep Creek Project review under the Metal Mine Reclamation Act (MMRA), USCM sought to avoid Montana’s fundamental mining law. The MMRA holds mining companies to account for mine or exploration clean up and is the basis for bonding (paying for that clean up). DEQ has rejected this absurd request, citing that national security goals don’t override review standards. We agree with DEQ’s assessment and look forward to the state ensuring that USCM’s exploration plan is fully evaluated for environmental and human impacts.

We also urge the Forest Service to reject a similar attempt for bare minimum review by requiring an Environmental Assessment,” said David Brooks, Montana Trout Unlimited.

The Forest Service can complete one of

three review processes for projects like Sheep Creek Mine. First, an Environmental Assessment (EA) is prepared to determine whether significant impacts will occur. Second, if there is any likelihood of significant environmental impacts, the Forest Service must prepare a more rigorous Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). Finally, under limited circumstances where there is no reasonable likelihood of any environmental impacts, the Forest Service may permit an exploration project under a ‘Categorical Exclusion’ (CE). Notably, a CE is the only of the three processes that does not require any public involvement and a CE is usually not acceptable where ESA-listed species or cultural resources are at risk.

“The Exploration Plan proposes industrial exploration in the headwaters of the West Fork of the Bitterroot, including blasting, drilling, fuel Flying over the proposed Sheep Creek Mine area. Photo by John Dowd. storage, explosives, drilling chemicompany intends to explore. Nor has USCM for forest roadwork, not industrial micals, helicopter flights and trucking provided a plan for handling potential surning. It streamlines the permitting process six million pounds of hazardous material face water runoff that would hold up to the and offers only the bare minimum public along the river to Conner. The plan is vague potential scale of runoff in the Bitterroots. participation. Approving exploration with or silent regarding water handling, how The USFS should require rigorous environa Categorical Exclusion, or without an mine waste would be managed, geochemisEnvironmental Assessment, would be the try, radioactive materials and asbestos,” said mental analysis of these things, as well as a plan for independent monitoring and enultimate override of local concerns. It would Dr. Phil Ramsey local researcher and expert forceable safeguards before approving this signal clearly that local Montanans are not on the impacts of mining. work,” explained David Brooks, Executive valued,” stated David Brooks, of Montana “US Critical Materials stated they Director of Montana Trout Unlimited. “Fish Trout Unlimited. “Despite company rhetoadjusted the scope of their original exploand all downstream water users deserve at ric, that is exactly what USCM wants: zero ration plan as a response to community least that.” public input.” concerns. On the contrary, it’s clear they “In the Clark Fork Basin, we’ve seen Don’t Pollute the Root will be organizing re-designed the plan in an effort to sidestep first-hand how poorly planned, under community members to participate in public our concerns and to limit agency scrutiny. regulated mining projects have decimated comment. Stay connected through DontPolWe believe this project requires the highest waterways, harmed or eliminated aquatic luteTheRoot.com. The initiative is led by the level of scrutiny possible, without limitation. life and left taxpayers on the hook for decaBitterroot Water Partnership and Montana We urge the Forest Service to require an des of cleanup costs,” said Andrew Gorder, Trout Unlimited, in partnership with the Environmental Assessment,” said Heather Legal Director for the Clark Fork Coalition.

Clark Fork Coalition, American Rivers, Barber, Executive Director of the Bitterroot “Against this backdrop, we expect Ravalli County Fish and Wildlife AssociaWater Partnership. that U.S. Critical Materials and our fedetion, other impact organizations, business “The plan is misleading by emphasizing owners, and interested citizens who care that ‘surface disturbance’ would be less than ral partners will take their obligations to protect Montana’s environment seriously about the Bitterroot River. an acre. Total disturbance and potential and prepare a full, detailed and transparent The Forest Service is currently accepting negative impact from this project could be accounting of planned exploration activities comments at Sheep.Creek.Comments@ huge. US Critical Materials plans for up to and potential environmental impacts,” said usda.gov. These comments are not part of a 35,000 pounds of toxin-infused materials Gorder. formal Public Comment period associated leaving the site each day, 3,000 helicopter “Every decision about the proposal to with a legally significant Environmental flights and 18,000 feet of total drilling,” mine in the Bitterroot River’s headwaters Assessment. said, Dr. Phil Ramsey. needs to be judged by the full range of poCommunity members can find more “The public shares our serious concerns. tential impacts to our waters and our strong, information at DontPolluteTheRoot.com The stakes are high for ESA-listed bull trout resource-based economies.

Local people The Fast Track Permitting Dashboard and Montana’s state fish, the native westfor Sheep Creek Project can be accessed slope cutthroat trout. The unknowns are too know best, and will be impacted most, and we have a right to influence these decisions,” at www.permits.performance.gov/permitmany to count. USCM has provided little said Ocañas. ting-project/fast-41-transparency-projects/ baseline data on possible contaminants, “The FAST-Track program is designed sheep-creek-project. like radioactive material in the rock the

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US Critical Materials in Darby

The Sheep Creek mining company, US Critical Materials, new office in Darby is an empty shell. About a month ago USCM released a widely spread high priced public relations initiative and new website saying: “U.S. Critical Materials is establishing a local office and community space in Darby, Montana, to help strengthen communication and accessibility within the Bitterroot Valley community,” and, “The office reflects the company’s commitment to maintaining a local presence, supporting open communication, building long-term relationships, increasing accessibility to project information, and participating in the local community.”

The porch light at the office is on, but nobody is home. Packaged office furniture is lying around still unopened. This does, in deed, “reflect the company’s commitment.” USCM’s words often do not match their deeds and are just empty shells meant to fool rubes, which is, apparently, how they view us.

As a private company, USCM does not have to identify investors, allowing them to play a corporate shell game designed to leave a mess behind with no accountability.

Privatizing profits from public resources but socializing losses for taxpayers to pay, aka ‘they take the gold and we get the shaft’, is a time-honored mining tradition. Today, no doubt, there are new, improved, more modern mining scams.

Shell games usually involve quickly shuffling empty shells hiding a pea. FAST 41 turns out to be a fast one. Last week the FAST 41 “Transparency” Dashboard, that was supposed to keep the public clued in, abruptly “canceled” the EA permitting process that had been identified since May 2025. No new ‘p’ermitting ‘p’rocess has been identified.

Those ‘p’s are now completely hidden and the expected date of public release is unrevealed.

So much for “transparency” and “increasing accessibility to project information”.

Send your public comments as soon as possible to sheep.creek.comments@usda.gov.

Larry Campbell Darby

Your neighbors are hungry

I am a volunteer at Hamilton’s Haven House Food Bank. As a result, I have witnessed first-hand the need of our neighbors for a source of extra food during these hard economic times. While we are grateful to have food banks in Hamilton, Darby, and Stevensville, there is still a need to keep these shelves stocked for our neighbors. Never underestimate the gift of your donation of food or cash to help us help each other.

Sheryl Olson Hamilton

Child abuse

SB99 “Youth Health Protection Act” authored by Senator John Fuller of Kalispell was passed in 2023 and subsequently voided by a District Court Judge.

That bill prohibited medical providers from performing gender-affirming surgical procedures or prescribing puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones to minors. It prohibited treatments intended to match a gender identity inconsistent with biological sex.

Meaningful penalties were established for those who violated the law.

That court decision, in its entirety, is a total disaster in every respect. That finding constitutes judicial approval of child abuse.

Acceptance of child abuse by the courts represents a compromise of the judicial system and cannot be allowed.

Child abuse is what it is and any effort to justify the practice, for any reason, is not acceptable.

Our system relies on the judiciary to establish and maintain equity within the boundaries established as a result of their rulings. A failure to maintain equity within the system can result only in an injustice upon that very society they pledged to serve and protect.

The State Legislature acted responsibly in passing the proposal the first time. They are now required to take action to assure the intent expressed in the original law is not set aside due to judicial bias.

Public dissatisfaction should be expressed to the State Senate to the extent that they will respond appropriately and cause justice (equity) to be restored. Child abuse has no justification. Any justification claimed is but a means by which particular organizations or persons are attempting to forward their cause by sacrificing innocent children.

THERE MUST BE ZERO TOLERANCE REGARDING CHILD ABUSE NO MATTER THE MEANS BY WHICH IT IS EXPRESSED. IT IS INCUMBENT UPON THE PUBLIC TO DEMAND LEGISLATIVE ACTION TO OVERCOME THIS JUDICIAL FAILURE. Call your Representatives and speak out about child abuse. Call the Judge and state your dissatisfaction with his finding.

MAKE THE CALLS. William (Bill) Campbell Conner

Help for valley families

Back to School is nearly here. It can be a very exciting time for young families - finding out who the kids’ teachers are and who will be in their classes. Getting new clothes and school supplies, and getting into a new routine. For some families it is exciting and financially stressful. The Salvation Army, including our local service center, has a back-toschool program to help families in need pay for new clothing and school supplies. Families apply for this program, and awardees will be shopping on August 14th for their clothing and supplies.

Fidelis Temukum, our local service center director, has secured funding for 42 children to shop on the 14th. There are at least 8 children on the waiting list. Let’s help these kids and families.

Please be generous and drop a donation off at the Salvation Army Service Center - 217 N. 3rd St., Suite B2, Hamilton, MT 59840.

While you are there you can see the showers, laundry facilities, food pantry, and gift pantry that they provide to help local families in need.

Allie Tossberg Hamilton

What are the roles of government?

Rhetoric using labels such as communists, Marxists, socialists, liberals, and conservatives are frivolous, divisive, and a waste of time. Most people cannot even define those terms. We would be better served to dialogue about what we believe should be the proper roles of government. Before we get into promoting specific policies or programs, let’s first try to identify and come to agreement as to what we conceptually want our governments to do. Then, and only then can we have productive discussions about how our governments should respond.

A commonly held agreement as to what governments should do is a powerful motivator for positive changes. It moves us out of the rut our country currently is in. How do we get to that common agreement? We should work to engage on this subject as groups and communities with a mutual goal of trying to understand each other’s perspectives. Let’s talk about it. Let’s list the agreed upon roles of government for all to see.

The range of perspectives about what we want our governments to do is apparently large. Some want a hands-off approach while others expect governments to be actively engaged on many issues. I suspect the result of our dialogues would land us on a common agreement somewhere between those two views.

If we continue on the path we are on, we will continue to talk past each other because we often have different expectations for government. I would like to find that common agreement. I hope you will solicit and participate in these communications. It won’t

be easy or always comfortable, but I believe it is essential.

Steve Schmidt Darby

Crisis

For all the years of my professional life, I had a sign that hung in my office that said, “All Crises Shall Pass!” I truly believed that with time and effort situations that might cause me heartburn would/could be resolved.

The first four years under DJT was indeed one long CRISIS… every hour of every day!

During those years he was on his “good behavior” (good behavior for him!) for he wanted nothing more than a second term…a term that was denied him by the intervention of Joe Biden, who did his darndest to get our country back on track.

No one would have believed that Donald Trump, convicted sex offender (remember E. Jean Carroll) and convicted business criminal (34 counts) could have resurrected himself and established a winning message for enough people to vote him back into office for a second term (notice that there were no charges of Voter fraud in the 2024 election that Trump won!).

And now here we are again facing CRISIS after CRISIS that DJT has inflicted upon our country…the abusive and inhumane treatment of our immigrant population, whether they are illegal or legal, the brutal and often illegal operation of Trump‘s ICE troops, the War in Iran that has no end in sight and is now developing into a Middle East regional war, and the lack of affordability for many people when we go to the grocery store or to the gas station!

How many more of these crises do we have to endure?

DJT is out of control! Our Republican Congressmen and Senators are afraid to speak up and must be replaced in the midterm elections by candidates of high moral character.

That will be a good start!

Tom Tunny Hamilton

This is our chance

Are you aware that Montana has never elected a woman to serve as a United States Senator? Well, we have a chance this time.

Having a woman on the ballot may cause more women and their spouses, friends and etc. to vote Democrat. If we can do that, Montana will have a very qualified, United States Senator representing all of us.

Here is the problem. Do you understand that Bodner supporters may be trying to disenfranchise Bankhead voters by causing their voting rights in the primary to be ignored?

How many of those voters may now vote Republican because they were not respected

by Democrats?

If you are not aware of Alani Bankhead’s qualifications you might be interested in knowing she is a retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel and was a federal law enforcement officer, working to stop terrorists and traffickers. You might also like to know, her focus on child protection and ethical government, are the Montana issues she hears about most while campaigning.

Unless your political affiliation is more important than electing a very qualified person to the US Senate, we can elect the 1st woman United States Senator from Montana.

This is Montana’s chance to elect Alani Bankhead. Let’s Do It! Diane Thomas-Rupert Stevensville

Chemtrails and social responsibility

The Bitterroot Valley, along with the rest of the United States and much of the world, especially in the most developed nations, is being enveloped with the phenomenon known as “chemtrails”. This can be seen regularly by doing nothing more than looking up into the sky and noticing the numerous white streaks emanating from the high-flying jets criss-crossing the skies. This is, in fact, the most visible evidence that something in

Bitterroot Star--Page 5 Letters to the Editor are now limited to 450 words or less. our lives is wrong. While other factors are also noticeable, they are not as plain as chemtrails are. Anyone who wants to can see them.

Chemtrails are not contrails. While jets have been expelling burnt fuel and water vapor from their exhausts for at least 75 years, chemtrails were only first noticed about 30 years ago and have been steadily increasing since then. White streaks which sometimes extend from horizon to horizon, occasionally start and stop as if someone flipped a switch, lingering for long periods of time, blanketing the sky in a milky haze, are not normal products of jet fuel consumption. There can only be one conclusion: they are being deliberately and consciously integrated into the operations of flight patterns everywhere, for some reason, and we are not being told the truth about them. Some people, very powerful people, are imposing them upon us without our consent and permission, and it is time for that to stop.

Montana’s Constitution, Article II, Section 3, guarantees that we have the inalienable right to a clean and healthful environment, stressing that “In enjoying these rights, all persons recognize corresponding responsibilities.”, which means that no one can unilaterally (or in cooperation with others) override the right of an individual to live a healthy life.

Yet, by inflicting these poisonous and toxic particles on us, that right is increasingly trespassed upon. This must be ended.

Along with others, I will be staffing a booth at the Ravalli County Fair, September 2-5, to promote awareness about this issue and to discuss it with those interested. If you attend the fair, we will be located at site #40. We invite you to stop by and visit. If you want to become involved and are willing to invest some time, we welcome volunteer participation to help with the effort. If this is you, contact me at zinsser@protonmail.com.

Our future and health are too important to ignore this. Complacency and trust in “experts” are a sure way to disaster. Remember COVID? As the famous saying goes, “Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country.” Now is the time for you to step up to be seen and heard.

Roger Mitchell Stevensville

‘Log it or let it burn’ trope

To those who do not know but might be interested before they default to the “log it or let it burn’ trope: The National Forest Management Act (NFMA) and indeed the Wilderness Act of 1964 were born here in the Bitterroot and in the offices of exceptional Montana politicians (a dying species here) like Lee Metcalf. This valley was blessed with conservation visionaries like Guy Brandborg (BNF Supervisor, 1935-55), his son, Stewart Brandborg (Ex. Director, Wilderness Society, 1964-76), Doris Milner (kick-butt housewife who loved wild country) and a host of other citizen-activists who saw the critical need for the public to have a say in forest management projects. Drive up to Bare Cone Lookout and take a look at the pyramid-like remnants of the forest on the way up, the result of the misguided “Terrace Logging” debacle that precipitated the Clearcut Crisis, that precipitated the NFMA. There are real consequences to the forest-loving public when they are sidelined and ignored (illegally IMO) by Anderson’s “needs based”, “trust us”, 150,000 acre management unit which, like Jeff Lonn points out in his Letter-to-the-Editor a couple weeks ago, includes almost 30,000 acres of commercial “trust us” logging. These forests that we have loved over the decades are the result of those of us who don’t trust loggers, whose primary motivation is to ‘get the cut out’ to do a conscientious job, like they said they were doing in the 60s and 70s with terrace logging.

For those who think that logging mature, carbon-storing trees during this time of climate crisis is going to help fireproof the forest, I’d say read a book every once in awhile. Never too late to learn.

Bill LaCroix Victor

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Legal Notices

ROSS A. DUTTON 485 Sawtooth Lane Hamilton, MT 59840 Telephone: (406) 363-2626 Co-Personal Representative DANIEL D. DUTTON 115 Essex Avenue Hamilton, MT 59840 Telephone: (406) 381-8616 Co-Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOANN K. DUTTON, Deceased.

Probate No. DP-26-87 Department No. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned have been appointed Co-Personal Representatives of the above-named estate. All persons having claims against the said deceased are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to Ross A. Dutton and Daniel D. Dutton, the co-Personal Representatives, return receipt requested, at 485 Sawtooth Lane, Hamilton, Montana 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled court.

Dated this 14th day of July, 2026. /s/ROSS A. DUTTON, Co-Personal Representative 485 Sawtooth Lane Hamilton, MT 59840 /s/DANIEL D. DUTTON Co-Personal Representative 115 Essex Avenue Hamilton, MT 59840 BS 7-22, 7-29, 8-5-2026.

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MNAXLP Legal Notice The Ravalli County Board of Health (BOH) will conduct a Public Meeting to receive public comment on a variance requested by Brian C. Bergerson for the Property at 1499 Meridian Road, Victor, Parcel #894600. The applicant is requesting a variance from the requirement of a minimum of 48 inches of natural soil from ground level to seasonal high groundwater level and allow for a new Wastewater Treatment System. Property description: IN NENE INDEX 13, CS #571 PARCEL 4, 4.50 AC. Information describing the variance request will be available for inspection on August 5, 2026, at the Ravalli County Environmental Health Department, in the Administrative Building, 215 S. 4th Street, Suite D, Hamilton. The public meeting will be held Wednesday, August 12, 2026, at 1:00 p.m., in the Commissioners’ Meeting Room at the Administrative Building located at 215 S. 4th Street, Hamilton.The public may comment verbally or in writing, at the meeting or online. Comments and information submitted at the public meeting will be considered in the decision on said variance request.

BS 7-29, 8-5-2026.

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and may disperse such amounts as may be required to preserve and protect the property and for real property taxes that may become due or delinquent, unless such amounts of taxes are paid by the Grantors. If such amounts are paid by the Beneficiary, the amounts or taxes will be added to the obligation secured by the Montana Trust Indenture. Other expenses to be charged against the proceeds of this sale include the Trustee’s fees and attorney’s fees, costs and expenses of the sale, and late charges, if any.

Beneficiary has elected and has directed the Trustee to sell the above described property to satisfy the obligation.

The sale is a public sale and any person, including the Beneficiary, excepting only the Trustee, may bid at the sale. The bid price must be paid in cash at the time of sale. The conveyance will be made by Trustee’s Deed. The sale purchaser shall be entitled to possession of the property on the 10th day following the sale.

The Grantor, successor in interest to the Grantor, or any other person having an interest in the property, at any time prior to the Trustee’s Sale, may pay to the Beneficiary to the successor in interest to the Beneficiary the entire amount then due under the Montana Trust Indenture and the obligation secured thereby (including costs and expenses actually incurred and attorney’s fees) other than such portion of the principal as would not then be due had no default occurred and thereby cure the default.

The scheduled Trustee’s sale may be postponed by public proclamation up to fifteen (15) days for any reason, and in the event of a bankruptcy filing, the sale may be postponed by the Trustee for up to one-hundred twenty (120) days by public proclamation at least every thirty (30) days.

DATED: July 21, 2026 By: /s/ Rae Albert,Assistant Secretary for Flying S Title and Escrow of Montana, Inc. c/o Title Financial Specialty Services PO Box 339, Blackfoot, ID 83221 STATE OF Idaho ) SS. COUNTY OF Bingham).

On this July 21, 2026, before me, a Notary Public in and for said State, personally appeared Rae Albert, known or identified to me, to be the Assistant Secretary of Flying S Title and Escrow of Montana, Inc., who is named as the Successor Trustee in the above described Montana Trust Indenture and executed the instrument on behalf of said Successor Trustee, and acknowledged to me that said Successor Trustee executed the same. /s/Allison Spencer Notary Public of Idaho Residing at: Blackfoot, Idaho Commission Expires: 06-232029 BS 8-5, 8-12, 8-19-2026.

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cussed and adopted on August 19th, 2026. If you have any questions, or want a copy of the proposed budget, please contact the Stevensville Rural Fire District at (406)777-7033 please leave a message if no answer or email admin@stevensvilleruralfire.com or at P.O. Box 667, Stevensville, MT 59870.

Please make all communications attention: District “Proposed Fiscal Year 2027 Budget.”

BS 8-5, 8-12-2026.

MNAXLP MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE NAME CHANGE OF Ray McKenna: Ray McKenna, Petitioner.

Cause No.: DV-41-20260000299-NC Dept No.: 1 - Howard F Recht NOTICE OF HEARING ON NAME CHANGE This is a notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from Ray Darcy McKenna to Sarah Ellen Oberhofer. The hearing will be on September 9, 2026, at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County.

Dated July 28, 2026.

Paige Trautwein, Clerk of District Court /s/Sarah Gingerich-Sargent, Deputy Clerk of Court BS 8-5, 8-12, 8-19, 8-262026.

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levy for health care premium increases for fiscal year ending June 30, 2027. If you have any questions, please feel free to call the Library Director Denise Ard at 777-5061.

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MNAXLP Bitterroot Conservation District Adopted Rules and Appendix Pursuant to MCA 75-7-117, The Bitterroot Conservation District is required to adopt rules setting standards and guidelines for projects and exclusions within their district that meet, exceed, or are not covered by the minimum standards as found in Administrative Rule 36.2.4.

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Deed Ref: 541594 Commonly known as: 4564 Hoover Lane, Stevensville , MT 59870 Tara Jean Keppel, as Grantor(s), conveyed said real property to First American Title Company, as Trustee, to secure an obligation owed to Thomas E. Spencer, as Beneficiary, by Montana Trust Indenture dated August 01, 2022, and recorded August 01, 2022, as Document No. 778402. The Beneficial interest is currently held by Thomas E. Spencer.

Flying S Title and Escrow of Montana, Inc., is the Successor Trustee pursuant to a Substitution of Trustee recorded in the office of the Clerk and Recorder of Ravalli County, Montana.

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COUPLE: volunteers speak to four decades of vision Continued from page 1 Joe realized the problem could not be solved one patient at a time. Entire villages needed treatment. Sister Mary partnered with Helen Keller International and the World Health Organization to secure medication, and local health workers were trained to recognize and treat the disease across whole communities.

It took years, but it worked.

“The most remarkable medical thing I ever saw in my career was wiping out an epidemic like that,” Joe said.

With trachoma under control, another challenge came into focus: cataracts.

Unlike in the United States, where cataract surgery is routine long before vision deteriorates, many Guatemalans simply lived with blindness because surgery was unavailable or out of reach. Some walked for days to reach the clin-

Dr. Kupko with a patient in Guatemala. Photo courtesy of Nancy Dezell.

ic. Others were guided by family members because they could no longer make the journey alone.

“In those countries, it’s lifesaving sometimes because they can’t work and feed themselves,” Joe said.

“Down there, it’s completely different.”

The need was obvious. The obstacle was where to operate.

The clinic lacked a sterile operating room, which forced patients to travel hours for surgery if they could afford the trip at all. Joe still laughs remembering one makeshift operating area. “One time they gave me a room with a dirt floor that I was doing surgery in.”

It wasn’t criticism, just the reality of practicing medicine where resources were scarce, and the need was overwhelming. Volunteers adapted. Equipment was repaired instead of replaced. Supplies were stretched as far as possible.

In 1992, the mission completed its first dedicated operating room in Santo Tomás.

For the first time, volunteer ophthalmologists could regularly perform cataract surgery at the clinic instead of sending patients elsewhere. It marked the beginning of an eye program designed to outlast the people who created it.

Joe recruited fellow ophthalmologists.

Lions Clubs, Rotary organizations and countless donors provided equipment and support. Local physicians, nurses and translators became indispensable partners and ensured the work continued long after visiting volunteers returned home.

Looking back, Joe rarely talks about the surgeries themselves. He remembers the people: children who returned years later as Joe and Diana Kupko of Victor have been among the physicians, nurses and volunteers working to restore the sight of Guatemalans for nearly four decades. adults, families who welcomed volunteers back every summer and friendships formed Photo courtesy of Mike Hudgins. despite differences in language, culture and mission in 2016 after retiring from a 29-year Air Force geography. career.

Today, the eye clinic in Santo Tomás looks “Everyone was humbled and grateful for this opportunivery different from the one Joe first encounty to serve our brothers and sisters in Santo Tomás, Guatetered. What began with borrowed rooms and mala,” she said. improvised workspaces has grown into a proFor Joe and Diana, watching new volunteers embrace gram capable of restoring sight year after year. the mission has become one of its greatest rewards. Diana’s Roads have improved. Equipment once considjournals, photographs and clippings now tell a story neiered impossible to obtain now arrives through ther of them imagined when Joe boarded that first plane. donors and volunteers. Local health workers She also raised money by selling handwoven Guatemalan play a larger role than ever and have helped textiles throughout western Montana, supporting the clinic create a program that is stronger and more suswhile providing income for Guatemalan families. tainable than the one Joe joined.

“I thought I would be going down and doing my medical Perhaps the greatest measure of its success thing and coming home,” Joe said, “but they really made us is that it no longer depends on the people who part of their community.” started it.

Diana reached for one final photograph. It brought back When Joe returned to active duty with the a conversation from years ago, when she asked Sister Mary U.S. Air Force, other ophthalmologists stepped Waddell how she described her role as a missionary. in. Today, another generation carries the misWithout hesitation, she answered: “I am the hands of sion forward.

Among this year’s team was Bitterroot Valley the people of Western Montana.” ​For more information, visit seeingagainguatemala.org. registered nurse Nancy Dezell, who joined the

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Sports

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by Scott Sacry Sports Editor

Stevi tennis courts getting facelift

The Stevensville High School tennis courts are getting a makeover this summer thanks to the fundraising efforts of the S.T.A.R.S. (Supporting The Arts, Recreation, and Sports) Foundation, a nonprofit, Stevensville-based community group.

The Stevensville tennis courts have been in poor shape for a number of years. As a result, the Stevensville High School tennis team hasn’t been able to host home matches, and players have had to evade massive cracks during practices.

Enter the S.T.A.R.S. Foundation. The group’s goal is to support arts, sports, and recreation in Stevensville, and fixing the tennis courts was at the top of their list of projects to fund. They wanted the school to be able to bring tennis meets and practices back to the campus and the community, and they have been raising money for the project for years.

The foundation is happy to finally be breaking ground.

“It feels surreal to finally make movement,” said Lori Lewis, a foundation member. “Watching the transformation is a feeling of success from many hours of hard work. We can’t wait to see the pride and smiles of our student athletes in the spring when they are able to play on the beautiful courts.

These facilities are also available to community members during non-school hours. Everyone can now enjoy a place to play tennis or pickleball all summer long.”

Tennis court construction

The high school tennis courts, which are located off Phillips Street next to the football field, are currently in the process of being resurfaced. The foundation originally planned to totally redo the courts, but the cost was too much, so they opted for resurfacing.

The $230,063 court renovation project will begin with removing the existing fence, net posts, and nets to make way for a new asphalt overlay. Once paved, crew members will install new post sleeves, reinstall the chain-link fencing, and add north and south entry gates for convenient access. To finish, the courts will receive an acrylic resurfacer, two coats of traditional red and green color, updated line striping (including two cou-

rts dedicated to pickleball), and brand-new nets.

The construction is currently in a two-week curing process. Once the surface has cured, the surface color and lines will be added, and the courts are set to be complete before school starts.

The area surrounding the courts will also be improved, which will include concrete slabs at all entrances, decorative rock around

the perimeter of the courts for easy walking, and a slab for portable bleachers. The Stevensville grounds crew of Dave Haacke, Cliff Wallace, Pat Ahlin, and Tracey Blyton, along with Superintendent Jon Konen, have provided extra help as needed.

The S.T.A.R.S. Foundation

The S.T.A.R.S. Foundation is a

raising money for large facility projects for several years. They have raised funds through yard sales, chili feeds, fun runs, a Hall of Fame Gala fundraising dinner, and support from a generous donor who provided a one-to-one match for their efforts.

The S.T.A.R.S. Foundation is also pursuing grant money from larger entities outside of the community. “We would like to

The Stevensville High School tennis courts are in the process of being renovated this summer thanks to the fundraising efforts of the S.T.A.R.S. Foundation.

Photos by Scott Sacry and Lori Lewis.

501(c)(3) nonprofit community group based in Stevensville whose members include Sarah Armijo, Lori Lewis, Renee Endicott, Heidi Yaskus, Steffini Olson, Jane Bigelow, MP Osler, and Mikayla Meier. Besides the tennis courts, they are currently raising funds for a modern paved track at Stevensville High School.

Beyond this, the foundation intends to construct a Performing Arts Center for use by both the school and the community.

S.T.A.R.S. fundraising

The foundation has been

invite anyone who is interested in helping with fundraising projects, grant writing, or able to donate monetarily to contact us,” said Lewis.

“S.T.A.R.S. is on a roll and would love to continue pushing for the goals we have,” said Lewis.

“If anyone would like to assist in any way, time, funding, gravel, concrete, manpower, we will gladly accept. Please reach out to the foundation. There are banners at the track and court with contact information and a QR code. You can also send an email to stevistarsfoundation@gmail.com. Again, we are very thankful for all of the support to be at this point in construction. Thank you to everyone who has donated.”

Red Sox end season at state The Bitterroot Red Sox 2026 Legion baseball season came to an end last week at the 2026 Montana/Alberta Class A State tournament. The tournament was held in Dillon from July 29 through August 2.

The Red Sox played three games at state. They lost their first game to the Dillon Cubs 4-5, defeated the Great Falls Chargers 16-2 in their second, and were knocked out after a 0-4 loss to the Belgrade Bandits.

The Red Sox logged another successful year. They finished the season with an impressive 39-4 record, were the Class A West District champions, and qualified for the state tournament.

All-State/All-Conference

Due to their success this season, many Bitterroot Red Sox players were selected for Montana/Alberta American Legion Class A West All-Conference and All-State honors.

The following Red Sox players were named to the All-State team: Cash Lawrence, Boedy Tadvick, and Jude Widmer.

The following Red Sox players were named to the All-Conference team: Jackson Lubke, Chase Wagner, and Landon Ekin.

The following Red Sox players were given Honorable Mention recognition: Brady DeMoss and Bridger Huddleston.

State game recaps Red Sox 4, Dillon Cubs 5 The Red Sox played the host team, the Dillon Cubs, in their opening game of the tournament on Wednesday, July 29. The Red Sox jumped out to a 4-2 lead in the top of the fifth inning, but the Cubs scored three runs in the bottom of the fifth.

The Red Sox weren’t able to rally and lost 4-5. Both sides had strong pitching; the Red Sox only gave up six hits, while the Cubs allowed only four. At the plate for

the Red Sox, Jude “Take a Sad Song and Make it Better” Widmer hit a threerun triple. Joe “The Show” Hixon went 2-for-2, scored a run, and had an RBI, and Chase “The Thrill of the” Wagner went 1-for-2 and scored a run.

Red Sox 16, Great Falls Chargers 2 The Red Sox rallied in their second game at state on Thursday, July 30, as they defeated the Great Falls Chargers 16-2 in five innings.

Red Sox pitcher Cash “Money” Lawrence only allowed one hit and struck out six batters to get the win.

At the plate for the Red Sox, Boedy “Zen Master” Tadvick hit a three-run home run.

“Hey” Jude Widmer went 3 for 4, scored two runs and had four RBIs. Lawrence and “Action” Jackson Lubke both went 2 for 4, scored two runs and had an RBI. Red Sox 0, The Bitterroot Red Sox American Legion baseball season concluded in Dillon at the Class A State tournament on Friday, July 31.

Belgrade Bandits 4 Red Sox players Jude Widmer (left) and Cash Lawrence (right), were both selected to the All-State team along with Boedy Tadvick.

The Red Sox lost Photo by Hope Earp. to the Belgrade Banon nine hits, but the Red Sox were unable 2 for 3. Brady “The Boss” DeMoss, Chase dits 0-4 in their final to generate enough offense to make up “The Dream” Wagner, and Bridger “Over game at state and were eliminated from the difference. For the Red Sox, Jude Troubled Water” Huddleston each had a the tournament on Friday, July 31. The “Don’t Call Me Bellingham” Widmer went hit.

Red Sox pitchers only gave up four runs

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Flyfishing Journal

When to go bobber or hopper and dropper My favorite dry-and-dropper rig is a weighted nymph, same size or one size smaller that a parachute-style dry fly on top.

The combination of bugs can vary throughout the season.

Let’s say I’m planning a trip to the Blackfoot, water temps permitting. I’d check that first. If the temperature is a go I’d plan to get on the water early. That is, as soon as I can see to rig my tackle – well before the sun peeks over the eastern ridge.

I’d anticipate a mayfly hatch later in the day.

As soon as the water warms just a wee bit, those hatching mayfly nymphs will stir off the bottom and begin their drift to the surface. That nymphal drift will rise in a layer, maintaining about the same distance off the bottom as it rises.

Divers in scuba gear have spotted would-be clouds of insects slowly ascending toward the surface at the same depth for hours before a hatch begins. The trout tend to hang at that depth with them – slowly ascending with the ascending bugs to eat them.

Trout will always eat big stonefly nymphs – we know that. Those bugs take two, three four years to develop. They’re always there and trout feed on them at random.

But trout have this curious habit of zeroing in and feeding reflexively on what’s most available or most easily captured. They’ll ignore everything else. At least most of them will.

There’s always the oddball trout

who will take something else.

by Chuck Stranahan Knowing that, I’ll rig up to get my mayfly nymph down deep where the trout are. I’ll rig it behind a weighted stonefly nymph. A typical rig might be a #14Pheasant Tail tied eighteen inches behind a #8 weighted rub- This cutthroat ate a dropper on the Blackfoot. Note: Fish kept underwater for photo. Photo by Jan Stranahan. berlegs. cur on the smaller fly. If not I membering, still, to keep the there’s always the #8 hopper on I’ll set might change patterns or if I distance between the dry and top and #8 rubberlegs below. my indicator at 1 ½ times the continue to strike out, I’ll take dropper at about 1 ½ times the depth I want to fish. The flies it off, No hatch days can hapdepth I want to fish and shortdon’t dangle straight down Chuck Stranahan is a napen. ening as the natural nymphs They drift and drape through tionally published writer, fly As the day brightens, I’ll ascend. the current at the end of the tyer and designer who lives in gradually shorten the distance When I’m getting more hits leader. the Bitterroot Valley. He can be between the bobber and flies. on top than I am underneath, And I’ll use as little indicareached at chuckstran@gmail.

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I’ll switch to a mayfly paraen my tippet, and get real serienough. I can still see it dart chute-style dry fly on top, and ous about fishing the dry fly. when a fish makes a grab. the mayfly nymph below – reIf that pattern doesn’t hold, I’ll expect most hits to oc-

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Mary Ann Landy Waymire In keeping with her independent spirit, Mary Ann Landy Waymire departed from this world on July 4th, 2026 at Hope Hospice Center in Missoula, Montana, surrounded by love and fond memories. Born on August 31, 1940, in Granada Hills, California, Mary lived a life rich in love, laughter, and unparalleled dedication to her family and community.

Mary was the cherished daughter of Genevieve and Henry Landy. She found her soulmate in Bruce Waymire, marrying him on July 9, 1960, and together they embarked on an extraordinary journey. In 1967, they made the life-changing move from Northern California to the Bitterroot Valley in Montana with their two beloved daughters.

There, the couple established their legacy by purchasing a ranch in Victor, where Mary became the heart and soul of their Gelbvieh cattle operation. Her tireless dedication earned their cattle numerous accolades at the Ravalli County Fair, with her birthday celebrations often coinciding with the fair, marked by gatherings over pepperoni pizza.

Mary was a nurturing and resourceful mother to her daughters, Charlotte Harmon (Dan) and Karen Stulc (Terry), instilling in them the values of hard work and compassion. Her grandchildren, Annie, Jill, Cassidy, and Cayden, along with her great-granddaughter, Junia, were the lights of her life. She also shared a special bond with her loyal

dog, Tucker, who was always by her side.

After Bruce’s passing in 2005, Mary honored his memory by exploring the world, visiting places like Alaska, Italy, Spain, Africa, and Australia. Her adventures were a testament to her unyielding spirit and thirst for life. Mary was known for her twinkling eyes and generous heart, always ready to lend a helping hand or offer a comforting word. Her emotional strength and fierce independence were hallmarks of her character, making her passing on Independence Day a poignant reflection of her life’s essence.

Her family extends their deepest gratitude to the caregivers at Bitterroot, Community, and St. Patrick Hospitals, as well as the Hope Hospice Center, for their compassionate care during Mary’s final days.

A celebration of Mary’s life will take place on August 31, 2026, at the Bitterroot River Inn in Hamilton, Montana, where family and friends will gather to honor the remarkable legacy she leaves behind.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that donations be made to the Bitterroot Humane Society.

Mary will forever be remembered for her boundless love, unwavering dedication, fierce independence and the indelible mark she left on the hearts of all who knew her.

As her family, we are profoundly grateful for the time we shared with her and will carry her memory with us always.

Werner Henry Wolf Werner Henry Wolf, 85, of Hamilton, passed away on July 26, 2026. He was born on August 10, 1940, in Nürnberg, Germany, to Heinrich and Greta Wolf.

Werner grew up in Germany and later served honorably in the U.S. Army from 1964 to 1966. His service took him back to Germany, stationed in Stuttgart, where he was injured in an accident.

Werner built a long and steady career as a tool‑and‑die maker with Western Electric/AT&T, where he worked for 30 years. His craftsmanship, precision, and pride in his work were well known among his colleagues.

Werner married Linda (Gibson), the love of his life, and together they built a life grounded in loyalty, humor, and shared adventure. A friend in Sula first invited Werner on a hunting trip to the Bitterroot Valley. From that trip, he fell in love with the valley. After returning home

he told Linda they needed to come back the next year.

They did, and in August of 1995, Werner and Linda made Hamilton their home.

Werner was an avid marksman, a renowned gunsmith, and an amateur photographer. He loved hunting and fishing, finding peace and purpose in the outdoors.

Werner was preceded in death by his parents, Heinrich and Greta Wolf.

He is survived by his wife, Linda; his sons, Werner and Erik; his brother, Haus Günther; his niece and nephews Christopher, Theresa, and Mark; and his grandchildren Joseph Frost and Thomas Wolf.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to any Veterans Association or a charity of your choice, in Werner’s honor.

Condolences may be left for the family at www.dalyleachchapel.com.

Death Notices Karen K. Somerset

Missoula - Karen K. Somerset, 75, passed away early in the morning, Saturday, July 11, 2026, at the Community Medical Center in Missoula. Brothers Mortuary & Crematory are honored to care for Ms. Somerset. Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at www.brothersmortuary.com.

The Bitterroot Star Weather Summary

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Detailed Local Forecast

0-2: Low, 3-5: Moderate, 6-7: High, 8-10: Very High, 11+: Extreme Exposure

Today we will see sunny skies, high temperature of 92°, humidity of 22%. Light winds.

The record high temperature for today is 103° set in 1961. Expect clear skies tonight, overnight low of 50°. Light winds. The record low for tonight is 40° set in 1896. Thursday, skies will be sunny, high temperature of 96°, humidity of 19%. South wind 1 to 5 mph.

Thursday night, skies will be clear, overnight low of 53°. Southwest wind 2 to 5 mph.

Friday, skies will be sunny, high of 95°, humidity of 20%.

Weather Trivia

Peak Fishing/Hunting Times This Week

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Hamilton - Glenna McQuigg, 92, passed away peacefully, surrounded by her loving family, in the afternoon of Wednesday, July 29, 2026. Brothers Mortuary & Crematory are honored to care for Mrs McQuigg, memories and condolences may be shared with the family at www.brothersmortuary. com.

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Bitterroot Seven Day Forecast

Local UV Index

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Weather History Aug. 5, 1843 - A spectacular cloudburst near Philadelphia turned the small creeks and streams entering the Delaware River into raging torrents. As much as 16 inches of rain fell in just three hours.

Flooding destroyed 32 county bridges and caused 19 deaths.

Aug. 6, 1890 - Thunderstorms left four inches of hail covering the ground in Adair County and Union County in Iowa. The hail drifted into six-foot mounds and in some places remained on the ground for 26 days.

Peak Times Day AM PM Sun 9:48-11:48 10:20-12:20 Mon 10:52-12:52 -Tue 11:22-1:22 11:52-1:52

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B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present their claims within PUBLIC NOTICE mom o a past group stated how a d you h n bu d ng sk s ha suppo Lone Rock Community NetPost 47 ings, 1 p.m.

Thursdays, July 7, Women meet the fourth Tuesday of re resh ng t was to be ab e to meet Deceased.

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B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present their claims within PUBLIC NOTICE ch month 6:00 pm The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild Pet Sale Pinochle Saturdays at 7 pm Pinochle Saturdays at 7 pm re resh ng t was to be ab e to Deceased.

B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present their claims within PUBLIC NOTICE cation form and rules.

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B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present their claims within PUBLIC NOTICE The B tterroot Qu ters Gu d w meet on Wednesday JanuP noch e Sa urdays a refreshing it was to be able to meet refreshing it was to be able to meet Laundry Love free • way coo person The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild will meet on Wednesday, JanuPinochle Saturdays at 7 pm The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild ings, 1 p.m.

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All dues-paid each month.

Case No.: four months after the date BitterRoot Bus and MR refreshing itmoms was to be able to meet AAfternoon ernoon P noch e Fr days will mea s w th a message For more will meet on Wednesday, JanuCase No.: DP-22-06 four months after the date BitterRoot Bus MR other moms rom the com ort her Case DP-22-06 four months after the date BitterRoot Bus and MR Pinochle Fridays Afternoon Pinochle Fridays other moms from the comfort of her Case No.: DP-22-06 four months after the date BitterRoot Bus and MR moms the comfort of her nother you have arom pfrom ece othe sha eand any gen eoher Cats, kittens, dogs, puppies Afternoon Pinochle Fridays other moms the com ort o her ary 26 at Da yLeach Leach Commun ty wwill meet on Wednesday Januother moms from comfort of American Legion Ravalli Post other moms from the comfort of ary 26 at Daly Leach Community p m work meet on Wednesday, Janumeet on Wednesday, Janulaundry appointwill meet on Wednesday, Janulaundry appointrom com ort oher ary 26 at Da yLeach Leach Commun October 6, 2022.

All dues-paid other from the comfort ofn her ary 26 at Daly Leach Community vensv Guest speaker w be other moms from the comfort of her ary 26 at Daly Leach Community 12 15 pm A ernoon P noch eDP-22-06 Fr days ary 26 at Da y Commun ty vensville.

Guest will be laundry appointother moms from the comfort of her ary at Daly Leach Community 12:15 pm Afternoon Pinochle Fridays ary 26 at Daly laundry appointF re Ha Contact Robert Dav sagent appoint••the award w nn ng agent vensv e Guest speaker w be 12 15 pm Afternoon Pinochle Fridays laundry appointcook ng fire start ng and Leave No • award winning agent ary 26 at Da yspeaker Leach Commun vensville.

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Guest speaker will be Afternoon Pinochle Fridays 12:15 pm cooking, fire starting and Leave No ary 26 at Daly Community Afternoon Pinochle Fridays ary 26 at Daly Leach Community vensville.

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12:15 pm Wayne Rusk candidate for HD88.

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Trace, First Aid for and their NOTICE TO CREDITORS notice or said claims will be ing our annual 5311 grant Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm living room.

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