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Mine talk draws hundreds celebrates new shelter, 50th anniversary

Coffee withheld the Candidate!

Eagles in winter Groundbreaking for medical cente Zero to Five Montana wraps up policy roadshow Bitter Root Humane Association Three Mile Community Center open Historic trap subdivision club facesapproved closure Sapphire Valley

Victoria byby John Dowd Howell by Victoria

Every Tuesday 10am-11am at Frontier Cafe in Stevensville speech, occupabest and last location,” BELNat Executive chamber of commerce representatives, $140,000. has not kept pace withso inflation or changFind out more www.GregOverstreet.com shelter. a levy, this won’t an tional andhave physic

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by Kristin MichaelKruse Howell andAccording wells.

Irrigation will be concerns about the potenherald major ty for failing to do the prop Director Ariella Wells said. business owners, local could legislators, school ing family incomes. by Thechanges park additional impact on peopl therapy services – provided by shares tial impacts to the roads, to community in similar the subdivision review analysis of theprevious environmen Community members, child care proZero tofilled Five from Montana is they a bipartisan officials, parents, members One provider said that in by John Dowd space up sothe fast had to open giving many other talks about Alliance website.

It’s been a long time to Colleen board made property taxes.

The Ravalli County Mile public safety, to wildlife, and process across the impacts byincluding handing its viders, educators, business leaders and Eight nonprofit thatCompany. advocates forother policies supchildren — participated open disyears, roughly 90% the children enaoff thera The event drew over 220 people theCreek presentation into rooms andand the Sheep Creek Minein proposal.

The Hamilton TrapThree Club has coming, but the new Schmiedeke, thestate decision Inof addition to the loan, Bitterroot Health lawmakers gathered Thursday at the Ravporting young children, families and child cussionsRamsey and listening sessions. rolled ata their facility qualified for Commissioners gave condiAccording toon thewere prelimito the rural character of the was alsoofdiscussed.

In that mandated duties toBest other On Monday, February 26, Dr. people lined up out the door. is a founder the Bitterto the Bitterroot River Inn. “It was Mile Community Center is up who serves to take out project was paid for by the been a fixture in the Bitterroot pool – plus imagi held a approval groundbreakby Michael Howell and cut the ribbon at last week’s alliValley County Museum asAnonprofit care providers.

In addition to policy advoParticipants challenges fac-Missouri Today, only about tional last week to Zero nary the subdivision isRamsey’s area.

A substantial number of case, the Upper agencies and ignoring num Phillip Ramsey, head biologist atto MPG Oswald heard presenroot Clean identified Water Alliance, as well as Beginnings really assistance. a good turnout,” said Oswald and running.

Located at 4433 both plat the park loan to finish Three Mile Community since 1947. place for and labthe services. said concerning the Sen ing last Wednesday Five Montana concluded an 11-stop statethe offers business sup- expressed ing families andof providers while brain1% ofceremony, families they serve receive the Sapphire Valley Estates anticipated toorganization add approxcomments concern group ous specific, documentable was attended by(the people from all ove Ranch in Florence, a presentatation in Darby and contacted him, a resident the Waterkeepers West Fork.

Heand has Sunnyside Cemetery Road, boardcacy, and the thea project.

Center official name) trap enthusiasts andgave hunting Bishop said An open house celebration was organization’s 50 years of service, “ wide roadshow aimed at identifying port, planning community storming potential “It was nice scholarship, participants attributed for its new medical subdivision, aon 33-lot developimately 11 new children to dofor about the potential impacts to solutions. of residents living close and clearly defined impacts tion in partnership with the Ravalli asking if heassistance could one with the a Ph.D in microbiology and in school Montana, including Anacon thepolicy center is the east side community She saidtowestern they which which raised over $80,000 sport shooters to gather, sobarriers to child initiatives and to see people be in that space of creative largely to stricter eligibility requirements. theyas 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 “[The roadshow] unified care and shaping resources to exploration,” a added Wells.

“The elements deciding who qualifies 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 Hills subdivision challenged the decreasing water abunmetal contamination in rivers. HeFarmers has Helena even into Idaho.

This (RCFWA), onathe Sheep Creek Mine by the Bitterroot chapter of Trout Uning contains large meeting they started State and rummage sales, bingo nigh skills, the club also functions as a built just north of future policy recom-located help lowering businessesof static Organizers guided discussions with are not moving at a rate that matches Last weekend the Bitter voices across the state.” animal on Fairgrounds ofdance little old ladies.” near the intersection ofMark Eight ular trips per dayRamsey, to the local water levels both Broadwater County and in the area and failin proposal.

According to Oswald, limited. according to Oswald,questions published over 70 papers, according to have been because many area conse room, ashelter warming kitchen, aRoot working on Bank to bunch keep and donations from comm by spring of 2023 501c3 non-profit the Stevensville at thesupporting mendations. and organizasuch as, “What are the biggest those families,” Wells said.

Humane Association participatMile Creek Road 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 president of 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 community by providing youth and that they plan The Hamilton tions underbarriers for families to access child care?”

Providers also discussed changes to See Mine, page corner of Kootenai ed for the first time in a nationWoodchuck 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 Ariella Wells, programs such as The Bittermeeting, facilitated stand current and “What are the general challenges for Montana’s child care and on early education to continuing al “slumber party” event.

The Creek Road and Florence.

The land is honor being a 100-foot by 100- and proposed were also expressed about the (DNRC) over thereasonable. process and following “Thus, while thethe of the Bitterroot Mountains tothededicate rated in 2014.

Mile Fire District, Lone cutting ceremony in of new come such a long way since itCounty was Blasters.

According to club by root the Bitterroot care providers?” landscape recent legislative BELN Executive Director expand services.

Bitterroot shelter branded their Hwy 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 aboutto50 yearsmore ago.public I feel a Early Learning legislation.

According to Wells, affordability actions.

According Wells, event the “Slumber Pawty,” whichbenefit “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 Network (BELN), According emerged as the most common concern schools are now able to offer programs for building, and an array of food and huge sense of responsibility to hono opened the shelter to community represented by the engineerDistrict Creekto Company, storm runoff, to wildlife nearby required information lies w care tosaid theus patien to the senior center and the approximateouton of park Schmiedeke there marked the final stop the organizato Wells,and the contribute roadshow was designed among families.

Some impacts of the discussion four-year-olds athave no cost to families.

Preover the years.

Along with their Fire terroot Health CEO, drink in honor ofof the organization’s those who come before and members who participated to stay ing company Professional $8,000 to the Florence Rural 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 tion’s tour, which also included visits to create “unified voices across the state.” centered on Best Beginnings, a Montana viously, many of those children remained own programs, the club supports he said.

50th birthday. make it as good as it can be as we se said that Marcus the night with the 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 communities such as Arlee, Libby, Lodge At each stop, participants from multiple child care scholarship program.

Child care with private child care providers until charities and has raised over Hedgeby John Dowd The private non-profi t organization the course for the nextLois 50 years.”

Daly Hospital had other fun activities.

Between 12 their Grass and Miles “Hamilton was sectors — including child care providers, providers at the meeting said Michael the program proposal is for sinThe Commissioners A recent court decision Judge McMahon plication that the County ca TheThe surrounding park conSchmiedeke assessed, TMCSC received reduced $165,000 for City. the Shriners and See ROADSHOW, page 3 peth, chair ofwith the McCormack said that the was fi rst organized in 1972.

In 1984, noon Saturday and 12 noon Sungle-family residential use received 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 TheItMontana Hopethat Project. The is often said Mile Community Senior Center board l to r,He Colconducted a successfu Countess Margarite Bessenyey, the day, participants stayed overnight hospital board, with individual septic systems public comments expressing in Broadwater County thatmembers, DNRC. criticized the organization counfields, tennis and volleyball involved,” the Three is proud that general contractor donated club is utilized by local schools, little locally owned leen Schmiedeke, Joyce Pando and Wendy Audiss in front of the See SAPPHIRE, page with the shelter animals, wore fundraising campaign to fund the n granddaughter of Marcus Daly, gave said this project courts, a walking path, a playgroup had they didn’t Teller Wildlife Boy Scouts bookstores areRefuge, aon 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 Fairgrounds Road ground and a covered picnic raised about have to run has been four pag yea and TripleHowever, Creek Ranch, Bitterroot Chamber of Commerce Director Al Mitchell holds the group spell-bound as Bitbusiness. the among in support of the shelter. pandemic hit and construction cost with a 99-year lease. Six years later, others. in the works, but folks that own Chapter ter Root Humane 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 The current executive di- and One Book Store, in Hamthere were some John Bishop, pictured from left, leads a gathering peopleskyrocketed. involved in the celebrating the opening of the new animalfifth shelter in Hamilton.

Photo

by Michaelof Howell. even out of the country held the had to take out a mortgage to finish the land to the organization where rector, Tomtake Allsop, has been ilton, may exception bysame Mike event Hudgins viduals in need throughout Ravalli County. by Mike Hudgins growing in popularity.” delays due to the during the same 24Bitterroot Health building project in a ceremonial groundbreaking.

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

The Hamilton to as they were reSee TRAP, Since 2023, the club has donated more than The first Brewfest was held 1995 inShe SeeinSHELTER, page hour period.

The event is apage fund-5 pandemic. sa shelter since 1984. theat organization’s of directors Road and Hwy 93 will be built land located the corner ofboard Kootenai new building replaces an building cently awarded for being For many people, a classic car old evokes a $21,000 to local veterans while also on supporFor more than 30 years, the Bitterro-Creek downtown Hamilton. As attendance grew, raiser for each shelter, and partictheir vision is tha by John Dowd do.

According to Steinhoff, “We have justasnorth of theand Stevensville Junction. an “outstanding model by Boddy cumstances, having Sherunning adds that the memory: the firstwork car they ever drove, the ting organizations such SAFE, CASA ot Brewfest has brought craft beer lovers organizers found themselves out of ipants each to raise funds toNathan toofact now, and stay ahead of this.” people the Stevensville olddonate truck their grandfather taught them to Loads Dignity. together each summer, but organizers say room. business,” according to encountered most important to their respective shelters.

Council met TuesMayor Dominic Farrenkopf drive stick in, theCity car they wished they’d “We hold back our operating costs“quality, for said to the event hasVictor grown into Christine Staub, a driving falling victim mail way to combat theaHamilton Hamilton Downtown facility will besuc mo Darby, andsomething Corvallis,much as well as “It just got too big for downtown,” been providing Individual community businesses day, March 5 to discuss several there was not much they knew to do never sold or the muscle car they spent the year, and everything else we give away,” bigger than a beer tasting.

Mitchell said.

“Even though downtown is force at the Boxxe Shoppe at fraud in the past. abuse is for people Association.

They will of a “medical center” rather than jus also donated toprojects. the fundraiser, Hamilton. accessible, personalized upcoming city at the time, though they may to shipyears restoring in the garage. said Vice President and event organizer Set for Saturday, July 25, on the grounds very charming, it just got too cramped for 901 S. 1st Street, was recently As aneed certified to ask questions also be celebrating 50 However, amounting to over $10,000 as of clinic.

She also said that Marcus Dal The new 12-acre campus will health care” for 90 years.

Those memories will be on display SaRocky Munroe. of the Daly Mansion, the annual event has how many people came.

Then after COVID, when the meeting opened, concern look into it as “more and more people presented with a Certificate of ping depot for FedEx, and start conyears of operation.

Murphy.

Shethe led the Saturday.

Hospital, which is a critical access turday, July 25,Sheep when vehicles from across While Munroeabout has a member for Shoppe evolved into one of the Bitterroot Valley’s people wanted more space.” provide primary, care, urgent care and about the Creek mine following are this.”

Farrenkopf In been recent years, they Appreciation bytalking Mayor Domithe Boxxe versation with tho Chapter One has three by John Dowd commissioners throug There over 35 participants Montana and were neighboring states roll into ninesaid years, heHamilton said founding members signature summer gatherings, drawing The move to the Daly Mansion grounds a meeting held aaccordcouple weeks earthat wastwo all he could say on it at hospital, was recently rated #4 in the specialty services.

Two physicians have nic Farrenkopf and is legally justified to you know and love co-owners, and have been taking steps to aWide lengthy fund by fund by Victoria Howell me like aand tonvisitors of the slumber party, andfor a barbetheof Ravalli County Fairgrounds thePolice Bit- Chief remain active today, providing a direct link families, friends from across provided exactly that. open lawns, lier, made it into the opening.

After the time.

However, at the end of the 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 beenforhired, along with invest in all The the Daly commu- western cue was held at noon on Saturday, bricks.” terrodders’ annual Daly Days Car Show. to the organization’s beginnings.

Montana an afternoon of livea nurse mature shade trees and plenty of room have 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 Assoitof up, shows thefaciliti count agency, 351 similar practitioner, and two more doctors helpeding welcoming all of the community tois congregating Numerous Bald Eagles have been the Burnt Fork area lately tomusic, feed onOverstreet carcasses.

Photos nities oflocations the Bitterroot, Now in itslong-time 29th year, the event has beDaysdiscussion Car Showin has changed over local food and community. reshape the out event while maintaining When it comes was beloved city clerk, who 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. come more than a gathering of automotive the years, but its mission has remained the “It started out very, very small,” said Jodi the small-town atmosphere that made it

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 enthusiasts.

The Bitterrodders Car Club is same: bringing together people who love Mitchell, director popular in the first place.

Many ofthe the participants thatperiod The Bitterroot Na-comment Overstreet has a theexecutive hospital with of the BitterroDuring public comments.

Hamilton Police Department so in the presence of she knows that the ful.

Joined by the other showing revenues ove various projects and programs. a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizacars while giving back to the community. ot Valley Chamber of Commerce. “I think The Cowboy The larger also changed the spent the night were kids.

During tional Forest (BNF) will Ballvenue at thehas Ravalli County message for you: an oxygen tank. of theuses council meeting, Robert “We need to keep our eyes30th onStaub it,” itwas toStein“become more vocal about a witness, are, “often coached owners, Katrina Mendrey 50% of projections in One such program is their tion that proceeds from its events to Next year will mark the Bitterrodders’ was just a handful of beer tastings, and the slumber party, participants hoststood afool public meetingthe council.

Fairgrounds will be held February This is hoff toNeyenhuis, address He things saidthat council member Jenny “It the don’t around!

Hedowntown. was home for it just started the good happen able toWest. uncover to departments say12th. theypage are 2 ship and Marisa most wh scholarship program, which support local charities, veterans and indiit started Then See BREWFEST, took part in a “tortilla slap game,” See BITTERRODDERS, page 2 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 Luther believes having who can expenses have only o Participating youth getting ready to spend the night with puppies at 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 oftoa23% jubilee an attorney in During that time, amounted of three people allows them an interest in pursuing todisplay share Association information Wildlife and Trout Unlimthoughts were shared by several other ence 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 developited.

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 lip Ramsey to speak on the dangers In discussion agenda In early March, a custom-on regular was unwittingly send-from a normal of claiming county’s performance that have yetto torepbe fill said Luther.

The spread sciences. event.

Freeman is also the chair of the Rodeo diagnosed with his efforts to teach the new the appointment of two addiClimbing Management At the second regular 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 chair of the Fair Board colon cancer in 99. “I jokingly say Plan (CMP).

The virtual tional council members. 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 to 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 onby forNa12 years. A real estate fo February of 2021.

51 by is brain Christine Staub of the Boxxe Shoppe.

Photo meeting will beto held on See BOOKS, page 18 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 18 years here in the Bitterroot, and als He wentSee through damage material.”

Zoom. below for only than Boddy. learned that it would take just City Public Works Director, Donny The customer Sometimes was a frequent commenter Gibson retiring, he was asked to speak, and was got into it because he owns thein Paper For him, the experiencethey has be On graduated Wednesday, March 27, the who high school in January 27, town clerk Jenelle the Army valley. for 21 years, his and instructions and a link chemotherapy and But COVID-19 Seeorganizational 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 with 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 with the profile of the Berthoud told the council and to late join August theSteinhoff meeting.

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

“It fused and unOver a loved 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 victims, get involved peoplevictims all over that the valley,” and all of i completed a semester of college the last administration.

In from Hamilton, was recpotential butuse wishes similar meetings audience that she was having good 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 thenothers got onto the board has been “extremely rewarding.” for members, giving their annual report, and submitted herin transcript within the commupublic Crews for in (virtual) were held Freeman saidAlthe committee trouble streaming the meetthe process, decade with has been won,hopes but a to 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 executive director until reviewing 2023 and talking about ber, about important memproviding proof of compLeting 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 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 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 story the Bitterroot 55boarded, board members participated the role. Al will be retiring in August t 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 Photo courte considering recovered address, but(left. will be ready taxpayers with the billin for cleanup. allow better dry storage of equipment 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.

AlAllen 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 anygle 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 to be a six-month front door when it arrives. the was doing, or Mitchell has been with the Chamgoal for the Chamber has $60,000 him, what he was only supposed to held speak for yea 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 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 to send it, ‘no signatur The of mayor said previousthe town.

“I just wanted who had he tried to access theplays years, andI he enjoyed every moment cussing the role hunting “It’s common sense to me,” Jodi stated that the membership year. topics: surgery, was is when realized changeover, it will remain a place of should be a lot of interest in the new 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 been “trending ever she says, pointing out that red Facebook page said it was not Unfortunate• Review overall is the first year we’ve ever done fully diagnosed with that I was not art.

After two months of renovations material.

There are 16 artists in total lently 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 center, for filling in while town attorney Greg objectives and desired accessible.

Berthoud asked catered dinner,” said Freeman.

TheOverstreet University COVID-19. taking CovidValley while hidden behind brown-paper ly, it covwas notso far, and the owners are always manded from of 1970 requires banks to Photo courtesy Bitterroot Chamber of Commerce. being on the other side and partaking,” Photo courtesy of of Rocky Munroe of the Bitterrodders Car Club. being scammed.

“If a person Crews also said that they said Overstreet. outcomes the public ofPictured Montanawith Catering Service will provide theof 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 See CHAMBER, pag is 80 years old, and all of a conversations 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 members Cindy Brown and sudden they’re coming into the The Boxxe Shoppe’s new location • Provide an update The new business will feature business partner, Suzette Smith. encountered the commuSee STEVI, page 2 “interesting comments” from Greg Overstreet talks about his recent brush with death due to Overstreet.

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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 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 knowingly sold baby powder byWestern Sarah Glass 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 tainted carcinogenic asbesfrom Texas, has been working toinan en1889, and 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 with According Hamilton Police Depart- sale, to help parents keep tabs on their children’s beha tos,” reported Knudsen’s office, There are occasions when the 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 Bitterroot has gone through some big LastChief year, of the previous Exit Realty

by Kathy Butts, and the north by out of the gate,” said Lendman. p.m. Hamilton Police officers were ment Police, Snavely, See Steve ART, page 6 “Since 2024, the nine accredited most vulnerable of the population ior. impacts aininvolved variety of pieces furniture to A new the valley.

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

Whenconcerning asked howthe thisDraft change wilf in a shooting with a robbery there will be a coroner’s inquest The deadline closed on by Victoria Howell if it would be possible CAC programs in the andStudio, the – children and developmentally The DUI Task Force approved 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 championships by Victoria Howell year, the facility took inthe just under The sign forstate Jake’s 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. 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 objecChildren’s Alliance of Montana disabled persons – must tell some by 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 by her twotook rights casing the participant’s loveown of art, Corvallis anddrag, Florence schools inthe April. for Stevensville include: $240,000 and spent every penny. venville’s main beckons visitors ies Bluegrass Association, there wil es might affect them.

Fortunately, that pertained to the Bitterroot in valley, Exitroads Realty is still the equipment Lendman said that itand will not chang venience Store.

The engagement Snavely stated that an inquest is also ing the scope of the analysis treatment units.

According to from heavy 2021 accompanied by a Draft each received $20,000 to suphard stories.

Perhaps they witall 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, no suspect lasers orthreatened CNC maand theusing Bitterroot’s love of the state. have been the most active, though allof Over 200 students in Rockies StevensAgronomy led the

by Sidney Jasmin Shinn, founder and There no paid employees; it’sMcan al“N The annual Montana beare no break from music, and, according to Kim Lendman, now the Valley.

When they sold fransame company.

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Photo by John Dowd. place after the and standard init, these types port their work serving victims ofon nessed a crime or were the subject kopf, activities director put valentine cards The Stevensville Town CounPark, ain 20-acre park the east bank have two accesses for trucksatrucks, pulling and Parks got involved. once-p and logging the letter quotes the BitterSEIS that provides aprocedure site-speathe Forest Service press release set of easily accessible items that hadThe 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 Bluegrass Association (MRBA) set-up.

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

But Shinn said reportedly charged at the responding officer involved shooting See EXIT, page crime andchise abuse in the first and of current one.

Emma’s House in 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 in participate.

Some of tremendous the schools even learn aboutFestival a wide is range of agriculteam members Rahl,toKyra D SEIS) for the Gold Bluegrass returning to For some of Quinn these bands, this w officer. supAt A Time Draft Horse it costs about $200 per month feed second phases of thehave grantseen fundis a(Draft Child Advocacy (CAC) Homes inHowever, Hamilton, isRescue liked the idea.

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

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

The aim wa Hamilton. after moving to include the contest in their curricutural careers and practices during Jarlais, and Teigen Hackett.

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 The officers attempted to provide port, and weaccredited greatly appreciate all ing. Inatthis third phase, designed toin convey warmth seButterfly Project, a Bitterroot these “gentle there are facility Corvallis, gotand a nice asking the community students schools Stevensville bridge, an item that was and negotiated the donation of the are going to under be accidents there.”

“But I giants.” think opportunity it’sThen [the piece the to provide a learning toon see t Montana, the organization owners lum. school day the dedicated and parents 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 to the CACs are eligible to apply for and curity while empowering victims to 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 Mayor Steve Gibson said he didn’t west] still a viable piece of land for various ways in which any young person can hide 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 lopes. the music.

This spring music festival always asufficient treat.

Conroy highlighted receive upriver to $50,000 in grantof this share testimony orland evidence for use who was then transported by ambuespecially proud during atreatment time old-growth habita disease because of the tions, Ravalli County would new decision were received little love this special envelopes and associated costs to rehabilitate presented with aValencheck for $7500 meeting.

The ownership will now access pending the outcome of see what use theenveland is to the town.

“Iother city tofrom have, whether or not you put their substance use casual inspections. includes nearly 13,000 acres and the people.

One of the ways nizers, last year there were over 210 Josette Hackett andfeature Trevor Motley. members Noah Tan, Erik Potter, an lopes were so full they The project is now funding annually through the by state investigative authorities. 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, of commercial and non-comthey have been showing that love has entries, and this year there could be Students then have the option to put Matthew Walker. program.”

On Wednesday, July 15, Monto be more reallysupport popular, and from allemptied over the area, and beyond. name of “Release the Squirrels.”

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

“There are many cars out said what sheadoption, tellsConduct parents is,so “If you don’t look, most can be driven or the accounting fiis rm with branch the necessary support viable populations ingfor trees.

They claim the area will having tothe dowith with theparticipation been through their artacontest.

The even more, full their knowledge to thelooked testfree, asmaintenance FFA of Chapter Meeting: te As a former county prosecutana Attorney General Austin mercial vegetative treatment than once. growing every year.

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

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

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

B then younor don’t see.

If it you don’t see, then you don’ located Hamilton.

Part of contest the tor, ridden, and some just become “pasture idea came from a similar art from all the high schools in the valley. members through nationally Zane Deering, Teigen Ha of old-growth dependent is impacted by mountain pine the project, the logging of old growth, Knudsen acknowledged the Knudsen traveled to Hamilton to newdonated one willon take the stage every half and play, along with theirhave friend Ti within a 55,000 acre areaSheriff’s ofto the The Ravalli County 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 Town this of land.

“It’s two was the condition that looking long term, if you prop See VALENTINES, page 10 pets.” selection forHouston, awarding that See DUI, page likelihood for criminal investigatour the campus and present the gift 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 to wildlife and tobank beetle, Douglas-fir bark hour.

Ezzell bass. and Hamilton Police Department In all his 26 years with departTucked away on Fort Owen Ranch Yahraus and Stevens put their forest inevents the Sapphire Mounin 2017 by Ravalli County for use as aimpacts roads converge, the is the incrediitment would be maintained and utilized erty onon the west side ofestablished the river,and th tion procedures to unnecessarily local nonprofit with aSeptember $37,874.69 1 Horse At A Time was was online voting and according ter the of 11, 2001.

Corps 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 potential river access site. bly steep…

I think there are liability for recreational purposes within five you have access to potentially conso tains east of Corvallis. traumatize young victims, espemonetary award secured by the ATR wanted to find atry way to astonished, last toofhave that To Johnny contendCampbell at the state level, Tasia Rohbock. by Shinn in 2018.

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

However, been three these types shootings.

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

They with County objects to in shifting of conseNational Forest spruce budworm damage.

During the ofEmformer issues…

It CACs isof the fastest part of the years. idate highway property into the Tow cially in a areas where are state Department Justice.

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 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 of age old-time bluegrass music.”

The very little information is available However, these are always a of danger of nonprofit organization that offers a at came upold-school with the concept of Although career mayor Jim Crews, the owner of land channel and the deepest part the Vickie Motley, park board Stevensville.

I think It’s somethin not present: “The way, ma’s House Executive Director quences analysis to vegetati in general financial burden of the project officials have 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 this time. the job, but he added that fortunately, career training program targetcenter, which is were modeled after a that highly atWidmer the river ononce the northeast hadhaveis channel.

If you develop ber, said that had been done you [a victim] examined by toart Valfree thanked Knudsen for side RDO Equipment Co. the woodpecker an agreement with the proposed to2more.

Ravalli County and believe project designed to improve from 10 a.m.nothing tounsure p.m. at theevent north if you don’t have batteries toabout recycl thought their 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 and without success. campaign, which helped the soula, Idaho and The is a all share thepileated same love of bluegrass after Friends of the Bitterroot but she is especially passionate 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 access on for fishing, I would also see a problem because the access problem had been See STEVI, pag a forensic nurse; then you have supporting Montana CACs, saying end of the Ravalli County Fairnow you can save up to bring them contest was the way to go.

According come in all forms.

District in Montana consists of twelve Harris 8571 Running W. Road The vote will take place organization to speak with the process worked.

They were seems to have been a major secretary, Sue Smith.

She was it is contrary to current law pine marten. forest resilience to natural project, the Ravalli County single-microphone type event, with a When asked why he loves bluegras during this investigation, as is stanmunity members, were during draft horses. She and her husband, a That check followed in the wake ages 18 and older in Wild both Ravalli and givecalled “Crosspurpose.”

It harmed offers similar and Alliance for them an interview to a police that the funds will gothe toward forengrounds.

TheAccording is the the same, $1 per next glass recycling day on Jun to organizers Elliott Lander, managThis will be the ninth year they schools west ofprice the Continental Divide Greenhand: Adelaide Meye misunderstanding about th about the on Mayand 7, via a mail-in ballot. public on the topic of creating under thatthe theStar single stage. toimpression Mike Con“We realize these old growt Commissioners expressed and existing agreements.” disturbances like fire, insects Missoula, MT 59808 dard protocol.

The Montana Dethe exchange.

Missoula Counties.

In addition toofficer, services, according to Stevens. military retiree, and their two children of a $25,000 gift inorganizaNovember then they have to give sicspeaking interview equipment upgrades, 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 Summit The six-month program offered the interview to sedia forensic training for lawtraining, enforcement part-offers species are listed i Forest officials also received andsame disease; reduce 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 lead coordinator, Tamar Hafer, the ATR thousands in phases. prizes. chapter.

Schools of allmay classifications for the Stevensville FFA:will ask the public foruse help with Carrie Guarino, listened Following those meetings, community college, as it was college.recycling According to also Butler interviewer.

Bydonates the“We time it’sinto all three ners and safety improvements ona mentoring, support and friendship to sources is broken down 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 this a (second fee.together Anyfrom color, and labels available for2nd apeople fee. available science in managing reception has been This year, they will be away compete in FFA includAg Sales place team led Presenting a stated check for $7500 from JCCS to Shinn left) 1 Horsecan At by a high many believe it toby be opportunity to incredible. create a doors. and wanted hold true.”

She thephase trustees said that voted inofpreviously done, that kidto has given the same therare building. whoever walks through their Stevens that thegiving first isJasmin 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 thea Bit- of interview and others with BVCC have A Time Draft Horsemaybe Rescue were, l towill r: which Levi CPA, Andrea Simmerman, elk habitat and didn’t comseveral times; “The funding comes from This 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, ofof cludes prizes to the schools of the Kalispell.

In addition to with team members Jones Office of Stevensville, the Regional bull trout 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 they are tired ofand doing it; mayJohnson and Johnson settlement Manager, 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 be they change their story.

It’s that resolved allegations the com•FREEby ESTIMATES IN THE BITTERROOT VALLEY• Yin OUR HOME IMPROVEMENT Cof O .COM On Wednesday, July Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen traveled to Hamilton to tour Emma’s House and present the istrator of the Environmental In a At letter to15,the Forest habitat including first horse thatmeadows, was rescued 1 Horse A Time.

Photo by Victoria Howell. the Fortfound Owen Ranch and founder tify what each individual’s specific growth the Bitterroot per pound.

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

Some previous years Bitterroot Valley; Florence, Victor, pany manufactured, marketed and address the concerns of the approved for the creation of being significantly voted down would be only the fourth of with a $37,874.69 check. Photo by Sarah Glass.

See AWARD, page 4 Executive Director Val Widmer and the local nonprofitPaid the center, and co-founder and Execfor 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.

Shelter hosts slumber ‘Pawty

Chapter One awarded, celebrating 50 years

Bitterrodders, Brewfest bound for July 25

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

Halfway through fiscal year, county budget looking good

scheduled

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 Knudsen tours Emma’s House, presents award fire Butterfly on suspect Bluegrass Festival Gold project draws some objections Spreading love horse Local draft rescue thriving Stevi to return park land to county set for Saturday

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BREWFEST: craft beer, live music, a community atmosphere Continued from page 1 feel of the event. What began primarily as a craft beer festival has evolved into a community gathering where families spread out on the lawn, friends reconnect and visitors can spend the afternoon listening to live music, sampling local food and enjoying the historic setting. Mitchell estimates that many attendees now come as much for the atmosphere as the beer, with families, reunions and birthday celebrations becoming common sights on the Daly Mansion grounds.

More than 60 beers will be available during this year’s Brewfest, along with ciders, seltzers and sour beers. Representatives from many of the participating breweries will be on hand throughout the event, giving visitors an opportunity to learn more about the beers they’re tasting and the people behind them.

Live entertainment begins at 3 p.m. with The Benevolents, followed by The Timber Rattlers from 6 to 9 p.m. More than a dozen food vendors will also be on site, giving visitors plenty of options throughout the afternoon and evening. The event is expected to draw visitors from throughout the Bitterroot Valley and beyond, continuing a tradition that has made Brewfest one of the Chamber’s largest annual community events and a highlight of the valley’s summer calendar.

New for this year is a limited VIP experience. Only 150 commemorative steins will

be available, giving ticket holders admission beginning at 2 p.m., an hour before general admission. The early entry gives guests an opportunity to mingle with brewers before larger crowds arrive and before some of the most popular beers run out.

While Brewfest is centered around craft beer, organizers have also put considerable effort into making sure guests can enjoy the event safely and have expanded transportation options to encourage responsible drinking.

Free shuttle service will run throughout Hamilton thanks to sponsorships from Lube Quick and Reliance Auto, with pick-up locations at the Hamilton City parking lot and Hamilton High School. A designated walking and biking route through the Stock Farm property offers a safer alternative to Eastside Highway, and Bitterroot Rides will provide transportation throughout the evening for visitors traveling from elsewhere in the valley.

A free water station will also be available throughout the event. Organizers encourage attendees to stay hydrated and enjoy themselves responsibly.

Admission to the Brewfest grounds is free for anyone who simply wants to enjoy the music, food vendors and atmosphere. Mitchell said only those participating in the beer tasting need to purchase a ticket, allowing

Photos courtesy Bitterroot Valley Chamber of Commerce. families, designated drivers and other visitors to enjoy the event at no cost.

Visitors planning to attend should also note that the Bitterrodders Car Show, held the same weekend, takes place at the Ravalli County Fairgrounds, not at the

Daly Mansion. Mansion gates will open at 1:30 p.m., and tours of the historic home will be available during Brewfest.

For schedules, ticket information and a complete list of breweries, visit bitterrootbrewfest.com.

BITTERRODDERS: drive community support through annual car show Continued from page 1 anniversary, and Munroe said planning is already underway to make the milestone celebration something special.

The organization has grown considerably in recent years. Following a rebuilding effort in 2023, membership has expanded to more than 100 voting members, making the Bitterrodders one of the state’s largest

car clubs. While the club remains rooted in the Bitterroot Valley, members now come from across Montana, Idaho, Washington and other parts of the country, reflecting the club’s continued growth and appeal.

This year’s show marks the second year at the Ravalli County Fairgrounds. Munroe said the venue has allowed the club to

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With room to spread out on the grass and complete con-

trol of the grounds, organizers have added automotive vendors to complement returning favorites such as the swap meet, food vendors and children’s activities, including face painting. Live music by Johnny T’s Time Machine will keep the atmosphere lively throughout the day. The Bitterrodders Daly Days Car Show will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, July 25, at the Ravalli County Fairgrounds.

Admission is free for spectators, and vehicle registration is $20.

Visitors can expect everything from antique restorations and professionally built show cars to home-built hot rods, muscle cars, classic pickups and works in progress.

That variety is part of what makes the show appealing.

Some vehicles represent thousands of hours of restoration, while others proudly wear

the patina earned through decades on the road. Whether polished to a mirror shine or still waiting for the next round of work in the garage, each reflects the personality and dedication of its owner. One row may feature a beautifully restored classic, while the next showcases a primer-gray project, a custom hot rod or a pickup that’s been in the same family for generations. Participants regularly travel from across Montana, Idaho and Washington, and previous shows have even attracted vehicles from as far away as Virginia and southern Canada.

Awards will be presented in several categories, including Top 10 People’s Choice, Best of Show, Best Engine, Best Paint, Work in Progress and Farthest Traveled. The farthest-traveled participant will also receive a gas card to help offset travel expenses.

While the trophies recognize craftsmanship and dedication, Munroe said the competition is only part of what keeps people coming back year after year.

“Even if a person isn’t necessarily a car person, they have very fond memories from their childhood of a particular car or type of car,” he said. “This gives the community a chance to come out and walk down memory lane.”

That nostalgia often sparks conversations between owners and spectators as they share stories of first cars, family road trips and years-long restoration projects.

“Every car that’s there comes with a story,” Munroe said.

Those interested in joining the club can attend its monthly meetings, held the first Thursday of each month at 5 p.m. at BJ’s Restaurant in Hamilton. Membership applications will also be available during the show, and additional information can be found on the Bitterrodders Car Club Facebook page.

Wednesday, July 22, 2026

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Proposed recreation fees, FWP solicits public comment

by Montana State Parks Foundation Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) is proposing updates to recreation fees for state parks, fishing access sites, wildlife management areas, wildlife habitat protection areas and other FWP-managed lands. The proposal is open for public comment through July 24, 2026. Montana State Parks Foundation would like to encourage everyone who enjoys recreating on Montana’s state-managed public lands to learn more and share their feedback.

Why are fees being updated?

Montana’s current recreation fee structure has remained largely unchanged since 2014. During that time, visitation has continued to climb while the cost of maintaining public recreation sites has increased significantly.

In 2025, Montana’s 56 state parks welcomed more than 3.38 million visitors, the highest visitation on record, representing a 4.9% increase over 2024 and approximately 27% growth over the past decade. As more people enjoy Montana’s parks and outdoor recreation areas, additional resources are needed to maintain infrastructure, improve visitor services and keep these special places safe, clean and welcoming.

The proposed updates are intended to: • Better reflect inflation and today’s operating costs.

• Simplify fee schedules and permit categories.

• Maintain affordable and fair access while providing sustainable funding for the future.

What would change?

While the proposal includes updates across many common recreation fees, here are a few examples: • Resident state park entrance fee: No additional charge, no change.

• Resident state park camping fee: A standard campsite would increase from $18 to $24 per night.

• Nonresident state park entrance fee: The daily entrance fee would increase from $8 to $10 per vehicle.

• Nonresident state park camping fee: A standard campsite would increase from $20 to $30 per night.

• Additional updates are proposed for fishing access sites, wildlife management areas, tours, amenity fees, special use permits and commercial permits.

How do user fees support outdoor recreation?

User fees are one of the primary sources of funding for Montana’s state parks

and also support recreation opportunities at fishing access sites, wildlife management areas and other FWP-managed lands.

Revenue generated through these fees is reinvested directly into the places people visit, helping FWP: • Maintain campgrounds, trails, roads and visitor facilities.

• Keep parks, fishing access sites, and wildlife areas clean, safe and welcoming.

• Repair aging infrastructure and address deferred maintenance.

• Provide visitor services, signaThe new campsite at John and Nancy Owen Fishing Access Site on the Bitterroot River, near Stevensville, would see fee change, sanitation and stewardship as recre- ges. Photo courtesy Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. ation demand continues to grow.

• Protect the high-quality outdoor experiences that millions of Montanans and visitors enjoy each year.

Because fees have not been comprehensively updated in more than a decade, the proposed changes are intended to help meet the needs of growing visitation while remaining affordable and accessible.

Share your feedback FWP is seeking public input before any changes are finalized. If approved, the updated fee structure would be implemented no earlier than 2027. Public comments will help shape the final proposal.

The public comment period is open through July 24, 2026.

Proposed fee schedules and the justification document is viewable online. Interested persons may submit comments through FWP’s Public Comment Portal at fwp.mt.gov/aboutfwp/ public-comment-opportunities/proposed-public-use-rules.

Whether people support the proposed changes, have concerns or have suggestions for improvement, this is an opportunity to help shape the future of Montana’s state parks, fishing access sites, wildlife management areas, wildlife habitat protection areas and other public recreation lands. Every comment helps inform the final decision.

ROADSHOW: Zero to Five Montana gathers Bitterroot input on child care Continued from page 1

they reached five-years-old or kindergarten age.

That shift has had unintended consequences for private providers, according to Wells.

The loss of four-year-old enrollment has also pushed many providers to begin accepting younger children, including infants and toddlers, to maintain enrollment numbers. “With adding younger ages, teacher-to-student ratio drops,” she said. More younger children means that the state requires providers to hire more employees. This has also led to increasing insurance costs.

Wells said insurance companies have viewed the change as an increased risk, leading some providers to see premiums triple.

At the same time, recruiting and retaining employees remains a significant challenge. According to Wells, the average child care worker in Montana earns about $13 per hour, even with formal education or a degree in early childhood

education. She said the low wages have contributed to high employee turnover and ongoing staffing shortages across the industry.

Zero to Five Montana plans to compile feedback from each of its 11 community meetings to advocate for policy changes at the state level, while local participants can use the information to pursue solutions in their own communities.

“They are working with legislators to see what Montanans say their needs are,” Wells said.

The organization also plans to develop a statewide policy roadmap, likely in the form of an infographic, highlighting concerns shared across Montana as well as challenges unique to individual regions.

As for Wells and BELN, statewide local representatives who attended these meetings also have the same feedback, which they can now use locally to affect change. BELN plans to do just that.

“We’re really proud of our community for sharing their voices,” Wells said.

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Inmates at Montana Correctional Enterprises built the pews, ADA benches, ambo, and two altars, gaining valuable job skills and work ethics.

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AWARD: Emma’s House gives vulnerable children a safe place to be heard Continued from page 1 painful; they don’t want to keep talking about it. So, maybe they go ‘well, never mind, it didn’t happen,’ which, for the prosecution, is a killer. The great thing about these [CACs] is that all those victim services are all in one location where we don’t have to retraumatize that victim.”

Emma’s House is a space made to put children at ease while forensic interviews or physical examinations are conducted as delicately as possible. It is the goal of the staff to ensure they do not feel like they are in trouble or being interrogated.

Underscoring this point was a “ball wall” at the far end of the CAC’s entrance room. Behind a clear pane displaying the words “you are not alone” were numerous colored plastic balls, each representing someone who had come through Emma’s House to share their voice and find a path to heal. Colorful bird cutouts hung from an ornament in one corner.

Quilts featuring cartoon dogs and bicycles rested on a rack beside cushioned furniture.

“It’s got to be reassuring for those kids,” said Knudsen, indicating the warmth of the space.

Guides led visitors to a room with a fidget-spinner basket, a small kitchen and a plethora of board games and crafts. “We make a ton of slime,” Counselor Jennifer Murrillo said of her and her clients, explaining that the goal is to keep their hands moving Each ball in the Emma’s House “ball wall” represents someone who had come through the CAC to share their voice and find a path to heal. Photo by Sarah Glass. while they talk. Caregivers can join counseling sessions as well, Additional spaces included a “When I was a detective, we used to sit Montana,” Widmer announced in a stateshe noted, as “kids heal through kid-friendly examination room, a doin a closet outside the interview room,” ment after the event. “He understands the context of their grownups.” nation closet, a meeting said Hamilton Police Chief Steve Snavely, what a CAC means for a case — stronger room, and a space for who was also in attendance for the tour. investigations and stronger prosecutions. investigators to listen and “We are deeply grateful to Attorney More importantly, his thoughtful quesobserve conversations General Knudsen for visiting Emma’s tions made clear he understands what between children and House and seeing firsthand how the it means for a child: reduced trauma, licensed CAC professionals Children’s Advocacy Center model serves ongoing counseling and a path toward without being disruptive. children in the Bitterroot and across healing.”

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Oddball calibers and the missing mid-game load I recently inherited an old rifle from my grandfather that utilizes a round many people today would scratch their heads at. In fact, by today’s standards, everything about this little rifle would make a person look twice.

It’s a pump-action rifle. It shoots a pistol cartridge with a neck and shoulder.

It is smaller in caliber than a 38 Special but not a 17HMR. Can anyone guess?

Today, these things all sound like contradictions, but indeed, the Remington Model 25 is real, and they did make it in a stout little round called the 32-20 Winchester.

Most people, when they read that, are going to need to Google that round. There really is not anything like it today. It started life as a black powder cartridge, hence the name. In the late 1800s, early cartridges were often numerated by the caliber (32 caliber) and then the measure of black powder (20 grains).

In fact, it was most popular in revolvers, and for a lot of good reasoning at the time. Some of that is why it is so special and different from things today.

There is a unique class of cartridges that has, for the most part, fallen out of favor for more “versatile” cartridges. In most cases, today, the average hunter and shooter is more concerned with the price of ammo than the performance. The exceptions are specialized sportsmen and competition shooters. That is why the overall pool of rounds that have become popular are condensed into a few categories that can overlap, but with spotty performance.

At the turn of the last century, more precedence was put on experimentation, novelty and specialization. Cartridges were new, and mentality carried over from the muzzleloader, where every single weapon utilized something unique. Most civilian and sportsman rifles were purchased with a unique mold that would cast a bullet or ball, to-size, specifically for that gun.

Today, that seems unusual.

In the days of the Wild West, they were still sussing out how to make the cartridge work best.

One such decision landed on the 32-20 Winchester. This was a slightly diminutive cartridge developed for Winchester’s lever action repeating arms as a small game cartridge that could jive with medium-sized game hunting as well. That overlap made it particularly popular amongst frontiersmen, not long after its release in around 1882.

Another concept at the time was “caliber sharing,” or the idea of taking both a rifle and a pistol into the frontier which shared the same round. That meant

only one type of ammunition was needed.

If a person reloaded their own ammunition, then they

by John Dowd might only need one set of dies, bullets, powder, etc.

That concept stuck around into the early 1900s. This My grandfather’s old Remington Model 25, in 32-20 Winchester. The rounds are featured below the loading gate, which itself is another strange also meant story. Photo by John Dowd. that, post the famous “gentmake the cut. caliber straight wall cartridges. be mighty. leman’s agreement” between In fact, there are many states I believe, with modern loadings, I have seen data on the 32Colt and Winchester, Colt would that are “straight-wall-only.” people might change their tune 20, when loaded up to 30,000 start offering their Single Action PSI (which should NEVER be Even though the 32-20 has a about the humble 32-20 and its Army chambered in that 32-20. slight neck, it is often considevery unique niche in the cartrishot out of a vintage gun, only That agreement meant the two red a straight wall. Most of those dge world. high pressure specialized guns companies, respectively, would states chambered in 32-20 Winchesproduce only pistols or rifles, requiter), put out numbers like 2,000 and would not compete with plus feet-per-second and 900 fo- re the each other in the market. caliber to ot-pounds at the muzzle. That’s The round was something be 35 or insane when a person considers special, even then. It shot flat, the 357 Magnum does 1,400 and greater. A A Better Way to Retire! with very little relative drop at 780, respectively, on a good day. big part Local representative, free information 100 yards, when compared to of that is If we were to take the 32other pistol cartridges. Loaded the his20, update it, and the guns it Kelly DeWolf NMLS #543244 with a 100-grain projectile, it torically can be chambered in, it would Branch Manager can beat 1,200 feet-per-second limited create a very special situation: p 406.431.4651 and put out over 325 foot-pounpower of a truly versatile cartridge. One kdewolf@mutualmortgage.com ds. That is about the performan- that would be lightweight, light the vintaServing ID, MT, and WY ce of a modern “hot” loading for ge 32-20 recoiling and powerful enough Mutual of Omaha Mortgage, Inc. dba Mutual of Omaha Reverse Mortgage, NMLS ID 1025894. 3131 Camino Del Rio N 1100, San Diego, CA 92108. ID Mortgage a 9mm Parabellum. However, Broker/Lender License MBL-2081025894. MT Mortgage Broker and Lender License 1025894. WY Mortgage Lender/Broker License 3488. These materials are not and other to take deer-sized game, while from, or approved by HUD or FHA. Subject to credit approval. For licensing information, go to: www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org #1344230819 the 9mm will drop nearly the sub-35 still loadable for small game. same at just 50 yards. In fact, It would be in if you take both the vintage its own class, 32-20 Winchester and a 9mm under standard Parabellum and shoot them to intermediate 100 yards, they will both retain cartridges like roughly 200 foot-pounds. But, the 5.56x45 take that 32-20 and load it with NATO, yet modern powders, it will retain more powerful over 450 foot pounds. That is and ethical on about as much as a standard deer than the 9mm can hope to get at the muz- 357 Magnum. zle, loading heavy.

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Sports Wednesday, July 22, 2026

by Scott Sacry Sports Editor

Red Sox 11U claim state title, advance to regionals The Bitterroot Red Sox 11U baseball team won the Cal Ripken Baseball Montana state tournament on Sunday, July 12, by defeating the Helena AllStars 8-6 in the championship game. The Cal Ripken Baseball state tournament was played in Kalispell on July 9–12, and the Red Sox won all four of their games to claim the title.

“This group of kids are such a pleasure to work with,” said Red Sox 11U head coach Chad Ekin. “There is not a single kid that is difficult to work with.”

As the Montana state champions, the Red Sox will represent Montana at the Cal Ripken Pacific Northwest Regionals in Meridian, Idaho, on July 23–

The Bitterroot Red Sox 11U baseball team won the Cal Ripken Baseball Montana state tournament on Sunday, July 12. The team will represent Montana at the Cal Ripken Pacific Northwest Regionals in Meridian, Idaho on July 23–25.

25. The Red Sox play their first game in Meridian against the Lynden Lobos from Washington at 9 a.m. on Thursday, July 23.

To follow the action go to: mybs. schedulehub.app/c/pnw-cal-regional.

The Pacific Northwest Region consists of teams from Idaho, Washington, Oregon, Wyoming, and Canada. The regional winner advances to the Cal Ripken World Series in Crown Point, Indiana, on August 6–16.

The Bitterroot Red Sox 11U team plays in the Cal Ripken Baseball division of the Babe Ruth League. Chad Ekin is the head coach, and Eric Sylvester and Jeremy Christian are the assistant coaches.

The club is organizing various fundraisers to help the players afford the trip to regionals. If you’d like to donate, go to their website at www.bitterrootredsox. org, or access their venmo account @BitterrootRedSoxU11.

McCarthy hoops camps pack Bitterroot courts The annual McCarthy Basketball Camps completed their 2026 summer camps on July 15 in Stevensville. The McCarthy Camps, run by Frank McCarthy, are one of the most popular basketball camps in the Bitterroot Valley and were held in three locations this year: Darby and Hamilton in June, and Stevensville in July.

“We had our best camp ever this year with 265 total campers,” said McCarthy.

“We’ve been doing summer basketball camps for over 40 years, and this is our sixth year of putting on basketball camps in the valley, and we’re really gaining momentum. The camps were a great success again this year.”

McCarthy has coached basketball since before the Reagan administration.

He started his career coaching basketball in Australia, then in 1979 he coached at the St. Labre Indian School. Next, he went to Powell High School, then to Eastern Wyoming College, then he coached MSU-Billings, MSU Bozeman, then went to Sheridan College in Wyoming. He finally settled in the Bitterroot Valley, where he has coached 7th- and 8th-grade boys in Hamilton.

The three-day camps are for boys and girls basketball players of all skill levels who are entering kindergarten through 9th grade, with the boys going in the morning and

the girls in the afternoon.

“I want to give a special thanks to Dave Bradshaw, who ran a basketball camp in the Bitterroot for years,” said McCarthy.

“We kind of used the blueprint he used to run his camps, and he has been very generous in giving advice to us.”

McCarthy wants to give the kids a strong foundation in basketball.

They learn the fundamentals, like rebounding, shooting, defense, and passing. But McCarthy also feels it’s important

The annual McCarthy Basketball Camps were held in three locations this year: Darby, Hamilton and Stevensville. Photos courtesy of Frank McCarthy.

to teach and highlight the life skills that sports in general and basketball specifically can teach our younger generation.

“Basketball and sports teach us valuable life skills, and I feel it’s important to teach this to the campers,” said McCarthy. “We give the campers pointers on how to be a good young man or a good young woman, like the importance of having integrity and what

it takes to have a strong character. We teach the importance of a firm handshake and looking people in the eye.

Parents come up and thank me for this. We tell the kids the same things as their parents, but coming from us, it helps to really drive the point home. Coaches have a big influence on the lives of kids. They have a ‘pulpit of the podium,’ and I take this role model responsibility seriously. Teaching the kids important life skills is what I enjoy

the most.”

McCarthy strives to keep the camp affordable. Campers only pay $75 for the week, and besides the education, all campers get a basketball, a t-shirt and a water bottle. Compare this to similar basketball camps in Montana that cost over $200.

“We work really hard to keep the price down for the kids,” said McCarthy. “We do a lot of work getting sponsors to help with the costs, and our local community has been very generous; without their help, none of this would be possible.”

Top-Seeded Red Sox prepare to host district tournament The Bitterroot Red Sox senior team (19-year-olds and under) will host the 2026 Class A West District Tournament in Hamilton on July 23–26. There are seven teams in the district: the Bitterroot Red Sox, Cranbrook Bandits, Mission Valley Mariners, Missoula Mavericks A, Libby Loggers, Kalispell Lakers, and Glacier Twins.

The Red Sox are the top seed in the tournament, having finished the regular season with a 35-2 regular season record and a 23-1 conference record. The Red Sox play their first game on Friday, July 24, at 7 p.m. against the winner of the Libby Loggers/ Missoula Mavericks game. For more information go to www.montanalegionbaseball.org/ west-a.

The top two teams from the Class A West District Tournament will qualify for the Class A State Tournament, which is in Dillon on July 29–August 2.

Red Sox roundup

The Red Sox finished the regular season strong and won all seven of their games last

week. As before, I’m channeling my inner Chris Berman and giving the Red Sox players some fun nicknames.

Red Sox 11, Missoula Mavericks A 5; Red Sox 17, Missoula Mavs A 1 On Tuesday, July 14, the Red Sox hosted the Missoula Mavericks A squad in a doubleheader. In the first game the Red Sox trailed 4-5 heading into the bottom of the 3rd inning, then scored seven straight runs to win 11-5. At the plate for the Red Sox, Boedy “and Soul” Tadvick went 2 for 3, scored two runs, had three RBIs and hit a home run. Jude “Don’t Call Me Bellingham” Widmer went 3 for 4, scored three runs, and had an RBI, and Chase “The Dream” Wagner went 2 for 3 with two RBIs. In the second game, the Red Sox won 17-1 in five innings. Red Sox pitcher Jackson “All You Need is” Lubke struck out eight batters to get the win. At the plate for the Red Sox, Widmer went 2 for 4, had four RBIs, and hit a home run. Lubke went 2 for 4, scored two runs and had two RBIs, and Joe “Say it Ain’t

So” Hixon went 3 for 3, scored two runs, and had two RBIs. Red Sox 7, Butte Miners 4 On Thursday, July 16, the Red Sox defeated the Butte Miners 7-4 in Butte in five innings. For the Red Sox, Jude “Don’t Call Me Bellingham” Widmer went 1 for 2 with three RBIs. Boedy “and Soul” Tadvick went 2 for 3 and scored a run, and Chase “The Dream” Wagner went 1 for 3 with two RBIs. Red Sox 10, Libby Loggers 4; Red Sox 17, Libby Loggers 5 On Saturday, July 18, the Red Sox played the Libby Loggers in a doubleheader in Libby.

In the first game, the Red Sox won 10-4.

At the plate for the Red Sox, Bridger “Over Troubled Water” Huddleston went 4 for 4, scored two runs and had an RBI. Cash “Johnny” Lawrence went 3 for 4 with two RBIs, and Joe “Say it Ain’t So” Hixon hit a two-run home run.

In the second game, the Red Sox won 17-5.

Jude “Don’t Call Me Bellingham” Widmer

went 1 for 2, scored two runs and had three RBIs. Jackson “All You Need is” Lubke went 1 for 2 with two RBIs, and Conner “The Mighty” Quinn went 1 for 2 with two RBIs. Red Sox 10, Cranbrook Bandits 1; Red Sox 4, Cranbrook Bandits 0 On Sunday, July 19, the Red Sox crossed international borders and played a doubleheader with the Cranbrook Bandits. In the first game the Red Sox won 10-1. Red Sox pitcher Cash “Johnny” Lawrence struck out nine batters and got the win. At the plate for the Red Sox, Bridger “Over Troubled Water” Huddleston went 2 for 3 with three RBIs. Joe “Say it Ain’t So” Hixon hit a solo home run, and Boedy “and Soul” Tadvick went 3 for 4 with an RBI. In the second game, the Red Sox won 4-0.

Red Sox pitcher Landon “The Beacon” Ekin struck out nine batters and got the complete game win. At the plate for the Red Sox, Tadvick went 3 for 4 and scored a run. Lawrence went 2 for 3 with an RBI, and Conner “The Mighty” Quinn went 2 for 3 with an RBI.

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NOTICE OF PENDING ATTACHMENT OF A TAX LIEN (MCA 15-17-122) On Thursday, August 3, 2026, by 5:00 pm, the Ravalli County Treasurer will attach a property tax lien to property on which the 2025 taxes are delinquent. The delinquent taxes, including penalties, interest and costs are a lien upon the property and that unless delinquent taxes, penalties, interest and costs are paid prior to August 3, 2026 a tax lien will be attached and may be assigned to a third party.

A complete list of all property on which taxes are delinquent is on file in the office of the Ravalli County Treasurer and is open to public inspection and examination on Monday thru Friday from 8:15 am to 5 pm.

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BROWDER LAW, PLLC /s/Daniel Browder Attorney for Personal Representative BS 7-8, 7-15, 7-22-2026.

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David J. HagEstad, Esq. Patricia N. Morse, Esq. Sara M. Arno, Esq. HAGESTAD LAW GROUP, P.L.L.C. 2425 W. Central Ave., Ste. 200 Missoula, Montana 59801 Telephone: (406) 203-9303 Facsimile: (406) 888-6040 E-Mail: david@hagestadlaw. com E-Mail: patricia@hagestadlaw. com E-Mail: sara@hagestadlaw. com Attorneys for Petitioner/Personal Representative, Timothy A. Malachinski MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY Probate No. DP-41-20260000073-FI In the Matter of the Estate of: HAROLD GEORGE MENDES, Deceased.

NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Timothy A. Malachinski has filed a Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy, Determination of Heirs and Appointment of Personal Representative, which may be examined in the office of the Clerk of this Court.

Hearing has been set for virtual appearance at the Courtroom of this Court in Ravalli 20 County, Montana, on the 23rd day of July, 2026, at 1:30 P.M. at which time and place all interested person may appear and object. This notice is being given at least 14 days prior to the date of the 22 hearing, pursuant to Mont. Code Ann. § 72-1-301.

DATED this 22th day of June, 2026.

HAGESTAD LAW GROUP, PLLC Attorneys for Petitioner/Personal Representative, Timothy A. Malachinski By: /s/ Patricia N. Morse Patricia N. Morse BS 7-8, 7-15, 7-22-2026.

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MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE NAME CHANGE OF Jack Cameron Buckingham: Stevi Ann Johns, Petitioner.

Cause No.: DV-26-264 Dept No.: 2 NOTICE OF HEARING ON NAME CHANGE ON MINOR CHILD This is a notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from Jack Cameron Buckingham to Jack Cameron Johns. The hearing will be on August 6, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County.

Dated June 25, 2026.

Paige Trautwein, Clerk of District Court /s/Hon. Judge Jennifer B. Lint BS 7-1, 7-8, 7-15, 7-22-2026.

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

Cause No.: DV-41-20260000269-NC Dept No.: 2 NOTICE OF HEARING ON NAME CHANGE This is a notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from Nathaniel Clement Clegg to Nathaniel Vaelorin Velanor. The hearing will be on August 6, 2026, at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County.

Dated June 25, 2026.

Paige Trautwein, Clerk of District Court /s/ Catherine di Gleria, Deputy Clerk of Court BS 7-1, 7-8, 7-15, 7-22-2026.

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Justice of the Peace, a copy of which is herewith served upon you. In the event that you deny any or all of the material facts stated in the complaint, you must file your written answer together with a $30.00 answer fee for each Defendant with the above-entitled Court, and serve a copy of your answer upon the Plaintiff or attorney at the address as shown on the Complaint.

The answer must contain a denial of any or all of the material facts stated in the Complaint that the Defendant believes to be untrue, and also a statement, in plain or direct manner, of any other facts constituting a defense.

Any matter not denied shall be deemed admitted. If you fail to answer or assert a counterclaim with five (5) days after service of the Complaint and Summons, the Plaintiff may request entry of default judgement against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint.

Dated June 29, 2026. /s/Honorable Scott E. Burlingham JUSTICE OF THE PEACE BS 7-8, 7-15, 7-22-2026.

MNAXLP CANYON CREEK IRRIGATION MEETING Canyon Creek Irrigation District is holding a share-holders meeting Thursday, July 30, 2026 at the Daly Leach Chapel in Hamilton at 7 PM. BS 7-15, 7-22, 7-29-2026.

MNAXLP John S. Masar LionWood Law PLLC 115 W. 3rd St., Ste. 103 Stevensville, MT 59870 (406) 625-2682 jmasar@lionwoodlaw.com Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF BRADLEY DALE PAULSON, a/k/a Brad Paulson, Deceased.

Cause No.: DP-26-83 Dept.: 2 JENNIFER B. LINT NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the above-named estate.

All persons having claims against the Decedent 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 LINDA KAY LAROQUE, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at c/o LionWood Law PLLC, 115 W. 3rd Street, Suite 103, Stevensville, Montana 59870, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court.

Dated this 8th day of July, 2026. /s/LINDA KAY LAROQUE Personal Representative c/o LionWood Law PLLC 115 W. 3rd St., Ste. 103 Stevensville, MT 59870

Honorable Scott E. Burlingham Justice of the Peace 205 Bedford Street Suite E Hamilton, MT 59840 IN THE JUSTICE COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY, MONTANA BEFORE THE HONORABLE SCOTT E. BURLINGHAM, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE REAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SAPPHIRE, PLAINTIFF, V. CODY YOUNG, AND ALL OTHER TENANTS, DEFENDANT. Case No.: CV-610-20260000764 SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION THE STATE OF MONTANA TO: Cody Young 643 Grantsdale Road, Unit #13 Hamilton, Montana 59840 STATEMENT OF OBJECT OF ACTION: The above-captioned action is a Cause of Action against you relating to the possessory interest that you claim in the real property LOCATED AT 643 Grantsdale Road, Unit #13 Hamilton, Montana 59840 Plaintiff demands relief which consists partially of excluding you from said possessory interest.

YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the Complaint in this action which is filed in the office of the above-entitled

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OG-24-09-347 - LEGAL NOTICE The Ravalli County Planning Department is inviting public comment on floodplain application FA-24-14 for work proposed within the FEMA regulated floodplain of the Bitterroot River.

The applicant is Chris and Tessa Lynn. The project is proposing to construct a residence, shop and associated site development on the Lynn’s property at 5562 Klements Lane, Florence, MT in Section 12, Township 10 North, Range 20 West, Ravalli County.

The existing septic system will be disconnected from the existing residence and connected to the proposed residence. The existing residence which sits within a FEMA approved Letter of Map Amendment Envelope and is not within the FEMA floodplain will either be removed, converted into dry storage, or connected to a future septic system if possible.

The project also involves improving the existing driveway and installing a new driveway to serve

OG-26-07-256 - Legal Notice The Ravalli County Planning Department is inviting public comment on a floodplain permit application to perform maintenance activities upstream of the Etna, Union and Webfoot irrigation intake structure within the FEMA regulated floodplain of the Bitterroot River. The permitted maintenance activities include removing gravel and diverting flow during low flow periods. The maintenance permit is proposed to be valid for 7-years to align with other federal and local permits. The project is located 0.8 miles upstream of Tucker Crossing at the East/West channel split of the Bitterroot River in Section 17, Township 7N, Range 20 W, Ravalli County, on Parcel # 119200. Information regarding this application is available at the Ravalli County Planning Department at 215 S 4th St, Suite F in Hamilton. Written comments may be mailed, hand-delivered or emailed (planning@rc.mt.gov) and must be received by Wednesday, August 5, 2026 at 5:00 pm. (Reference Application # FA-26-11).

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MNAXLP NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Notice is hereby given to the persons hereinafter named and to whom it may concern.

For enforcement of liens in the amount of $1,300, Venture West Storage, LLC, located at 1008 Hwy 93 N. Victor, MT, 59875, will sell the contents of storage units E19, occupied by Colton Neilson, at auction to the highest bidder.

Auction will be held at Venture West Storage, at the units listed above on Tuesday, August 18, 2026 at 10:30 a.m.

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MNAXLP TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, if you have any property remaining at 181 Woodside Cutoff Rd. in Corvallis, MT, formerly Storage of Corvallis, you have until August 1, 2026 to collect it or it will be hauled off as surplus scrap. If you have any interest to arrange collecting your property, please call Jay at 406-360-4441

by Thursday, July 30.

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Expect mostly cloudy skies tonight with a 45% chance of showers and thunderstorms, overnight low of 60°. Light winds. The record low for tonight is 37° set in 1952. Thursday, skies will be partly cloudy with a 45% chance of showers and thunderstorms, high of 96°, humidity of 36%. Light winds.

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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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Opinion Wednesday, July 22, 2026

TO: Roger Mitchell

My apologies for the delayed response. My time is taken in consideration of the Sheep Creek Proposition.

First things First.

My response to your comment is a sentence at a time. ….“ambiguous as to be practically meaningless.” The question here is Why? The response is that specificity narrows while ambiguity broadens and is accordingly, inclusive. My intent was to express the desire to include everyone, generally speaking.

“Nowhere do you actually say what the problem is except to blame complacency”.

I rest my case.

“What is the ‘religion’ which you identify as the cause of this.” My understanding is that the term “religion” includes, in part, the consideration that it includes the “binding together or gathering in respect to a belief.” My use of the term was intended to express the presence of a collective following as a result of complacency. The use was admittedly abstract but specific in the use. Sorry you missed that.

“What does the ‘faith’ you mention look like and how does it manifest itself.” The extent of complacency constitutes a Faith in terms of its expression. A following based on a common belief or concept. The manifestation is evident in the decline of the sovereignty of our Republic.

“What must be done……”. This is the part where the reader may feel some discomfort because it places upon them the requirement that they recognize past and current events, the effects of those events and the intent present.

Having recognized the process involved, it is assumed that a conclusion would result and a reaction justified.

The most positive reaction is to observe the results and apply appropriate remedies. My feeling is that the general public has grown so comfortable resting on the successes of those preceding them that they feel no need, or see the responsibility, to defend those successes.

Again an abstraction in that the “cure” for the problem is so complex that it has a strong similarity to the use of chemotherapy in the treatment of cancer. The construction of my statement, in general, was such that it was felt that the reader would understand the reference.

Your closing comment is without merit and justifies no response other than to observe that what I write comes from the heart and is intended to be constructive in any result.

Society has problems and you will find those responsible in a mirror.

Thank you for your time William (Bill) Campbell Conner

Lets make Creamery Parade ol’ fashion

The Stevensville Civic Club would like to make the parade on August 8th more eventful for everyone and we are requesting more Tractors, Horses, Wagons, and anything old fashion. Go to the Stevensville Civic Club Facebook page and click on parade, https:// creamerypicnic.regfox.com/113th-annual-creamery-picnic-grand-parade-registration, mail your information to Stevensville Civic Club PO Box 676 Stevensville, MT 59870 (Attn: parade), or email me at cherylburgmeier@yahoo.com with your contact information, what your bringing and the length of vehicle or item and/or how

many!

Cheryl Burgmeier Stevensville

SB99 and Montana’s judiciary

A district court judge ordered the State of Montana (taxpayers) to pay $1.3 million in attorney’s fees and costs after challenging my Senate Bill 99, “Youth Health Protection Act”, (passed in 2023). SB99 was designed to protect minors from the long-term effects of drugs and surgical procedures that would have life-long repercussions being inflicted upon them before they could give true legal consent as an adult. Inflicting bodily mutilations, subjecting small children to untested medical experiments, and forcing children to ingest drugs with life altering side-effects, is not only morally wrong but violates every ethical precept of the Hippocratic Oath all medical personnel are sworn to uphold.

The Montana State Supreme Court engaged in extraordinary mental gymnastics in upholding its agenda jurisprudence by claiming that the “right to privacy” permitted children to be subjected to such barbaric practices. The U.S. Supreme Court has just recently ruled that States do have the right to protect children from this “trans-insanity” in ruling that Title IX does allow States to protect athletes from “transwomen” from competing in female sports. It is clear that protecting children does not violate the U.S. Constitution, so why does violating the legal right to consent not violate the Montana Constitution? Ask the Montana Supreme Court and those who wish to be elected to it.

Not only are the children of Montana being subjected to such barbaric practices, but now the taxpayers are being told they must pay the legal fees to protect such atrocities. No wonder Montana’s judiciary is so determined to protect non-partisan judicial elections….they want to preserve their ability to engage in their agenda jurisprudence.

Senator John Fuller Kalispell

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Chief Dan George said, only the white man would think a person could cut twelve inches from the bottom of a blanket and sew it to the top of the blanket and have a longer blanket!

Charles Sleath Hamilton

A decision of substance for Montana utility rate payers

Every Northwest Energy (NWE) payer should pay attention to the upcoming merger attempt between NWE and Black Hills Corporation (BHC) South Dakota to become one of the largest utility corporations. Montana’s Public Service Commission represents Montana customers but their decisions have leaned toward approving rate hikes. Governor Greg Gianforte recently suspended Brad Molnar, for one year during one of the most crucial matters before the Commission.

Brad was a PSC commissioner, with the most experience and best defender for not approving the merger without guardrails. You can call to support Brad’s return to the PSC and your concerns about the merger.

Why is this all so important you ask?

NWE, BHC and our governor, a tech billionaire, supports AI Data Centers. Data centers use unbelievable amounts of water and electricity. If this merger goes through we will pay higher rates similar to when Montana Power was destroyed, all employees let go along with their pensions, and when Montanans had the lowest power rates in the region. Let’s not let this happen again with greedy corporations.

Governor Gianforte’s office: 406-444-

3111 PSC Main Number: 406-444-6199 Ask for your message to be delivered to the remaining four PSC Commissioners, Jennifer Fielder, Randy Pinocci, Annie Bukacek, Jeff Welborn.

Marilyn Wolff Stevensville

Pants on fire

Many of us are familiar with the old saying, “Liar, Liar…Pants on Fire”! On the evening of July 16, we had a great example of that saying compliments of President DJT who read through a litany of “suspected” interferences in our recent elections!! No, no… DJT did not speak about the 2016 election which he won nor of the 2024 election which he won because HE WON THEM and there was no question of foreign influence or interference!

He spent his time on the 2020 election that was won by Joe Biden “fair and square” after a disastrous four year term by DJT (similar to what we are experiencing again now!!)

As the reader may recall, the Republican Party, led by former Mayor of New York City Rudy Giuliani, spearheaded 62 individual cases trying to convince the courts that something was amiss in the 2020 election that DJT lost. Only one of the 62 cases was even allowed to proceed and after a brief hearing that case was also dismissed.

You may also recall the black dye running down Giuliani‘s face while he tried to convince us that the voting machines were part of the scheme!

The real purpose of DJT’s July 16 speech was “to set the table” for the American people to believe that the 2026 and, of course, the 2028 elections will be full of foreign interference.

This will give DJT the excuse to declare a National Emergency and suspend the elections or send his troops (ICE troops) to confiscate the election results from a number of Blue/Democratic-led States.

I tried following DJT’s directions during his speech: go to whitehouse.gov and see the documentation for what he was presenting.

For some reason, I was not able to find it.

Others said they found it, but that it was so completely redacted (blacked out) that you could not determine anything.

I really don’t know whether DJT is driving the effort or being driven by his White House staff to destroy our democracy, but either way he is the front man going on TV and spewing his lies.

Even the Republican-led Senate, under Senator John Thune of South Dakota, said yesterday that they are not looking backwards but are concentrating on the 2026 midterm elections.

DJT…GIVE IT UP!!

Tom Tunny Hamilton

Consider Bodnar

I voted for Alani Bankhead in the Democratic primary because I didn’t think the alternative was the better choice. That said, she wasn’t my first choice—Seth Bodnar was, but he wasn’t on the ballot. I hoped Bankhead would recognize that much of her support came from voters looking for an alternative rather than from broad enthusiasm for her candidacy, and that she would step aside to give the strongest possible candidate a chance to turn the Senate seat purple.

Trying to understand her vision for flipping the seat from the MAGA stranglehold, I watched a podcast where she said her plan to win the election was to ask everyone who voted for her to donate $5. Bankhead raised $45,000 in the second quarter of fundraising. Grassroots fundraising has its place. But this isn’t the kind of money that makes this seat competitive, no matter how much activists want it to be. Bodnar raised the majority of his $1.9 million in the second quarter

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from individual donations. Unfortunately, this is the money needed to flip this seat.

Are we better off putting parties over country? Tilting at Bernie’s windmills even though I’ve seen firsthand Montana change over the past six years? As a democrat, I can clearly see that the only path for our values to survive is for anyone but MAGA to win this seat.

Democrats are outnumbered in this state.

The population of disappointed Republicans appears to be growing. It could be any number of reasons in Trump’s second term.

Trump ran as a populist. Instead, he and his family commit breath-taking corruption to enrich themselves; fleece the treasury with legislation that has focused on giving a small number of billionaires more money; cost the rest of us thousands in tariffs and inflation, and has other insane policies that hurt swaths of people from farmers to the self-employed. Many independents and Republicans are looking for a different path and are not going to vote for Bankhead.

They might consider Bodnar. I’m supporting Independent Seth Bodnar and hope that Bankhead will find a way to do the same.

Stacy Rye Missoula

GOP party bylaws

The recent lawsuit filed in the name of the “Yellowstone County Republican Central Committee” YCRCC (et al.) against the Montana State Republican Party, without the consent or vote of the precinct representatives, is a glaring example of how our local YCRCC executive committee has centralized power at the top vs. being run as the grassroots political organization it is meant to be.

The Executive Board decided unilaterally on July 1st that suing the GOP party over its new bylaws was in everyone’s interest and by extension enlisted the entire committee as plaintiffs.

The issue is not whether one agrees with suing the state party over the new bylaws.

The issue is precinct representatives being stripped of their voice by a small board that subjectively decides what counts as “official business.” If the county bylaws truly grant this authority, the bylaws need to be changed as informed representatives are unlikely to relinquish their power to an executive board. A strong, organized county central committee is the first line of defense in protecting our republic.

The principles that inspired the founding of our nation can secure liberty for all—if the systems of self-governance are run with integrity and include the governed. If not, then we risk turning dedicated volunteers into mere figureheads.

To the YCRCC Executive Board: Yellowstone County precinct representatives deserve transparency and a meaningful voice in decisions made in the name of the YCRCC. This is a respectful request that you bring this lawsuit—and any future actions of this magnitude— before the full central committee body for open discussion and a vote.

Let us model the republican principles of open, honest and transparent government we claim to defend.

Amanda Brown Precinct 45, Teresa Darnielle-Morse Precinct 10, Amanda Scheidler Precinct 2, Randy Glover Precinct 55, Mike Vinton Precinct 13/ Rep. HD 40, Nelly Nicol Precinct 47 / Rep.HD 53 Billings, MT

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Obituaries Wednesday, July 22, 2026

Obituaries are $75. Obituaries are limited to 350 words or less. $1 for every 10 extra words.

David Konrad Fahrenbruck April 12,1942 to June 19,2026 David Konrad Fahrenbruck, beloved husband, brother, uncle was born in Rosebud County Montana to Henry Fahrenbruck and Sophie Mickell. He was the youngest of 15 children.

David grew up in Rosebud County and Forsyth. He graduated from Forsyth High School in 1960 and joined the US Navy where he served for 4 years in Hawaii for most of

his career. In 1965 he married Catherine (Kitty) Harrington from Walkerville, Montana. They were married at St. Lawarence Catholic Church. In 1966 Catherine and David moved to Cypress, California where he worked as a machinist for 38 years. They returned to Montana in 2002 and settled in Corvallis, MT to do his favorite task – gardening.

David is survived by his bride of 61 years, Catherine, and numerous Nieces and Nephews.

David will be remembered for his friendly smile and welcoming attitude.

A celebration of life will be held on July 25 at 11:00 AM at the Daly-Leach Chapel in Hamilton, MT with a reception for family and friends immediately after the service. Burial will take place later.

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

James ‘Jim’ Thomas Lawless James “Jim” Thomas Lawless, 75, of Darby, passed away on July 6, 2026.

Jim was born in Missoula on May 29, 1951, to the late James “Bud” and Marge Lawless. He lived his entire life in Darby and was a true Bitterrooter. An avid lover of the outdoors, Jim was a dedicated fisherman and hunter from the young age of ten. In his youth, he had a legendary streak at local raffles and turkey shoots; one year, he won six or seven turkeys before Thanksgiving, earning himself the lifelong nickname “Turkey.”

Throughout his life, Jim worked various jobs, but later found his true passion in buying and selling. He had an unmatched eye for a good deal, always operating with absolute

honesty and staying true to his word. Jim also had a great love for cooking and was exceptionally skilled at it.

Known for his generous spirit, Jim was always ready and willing to help anyone in need. He had a deep love for animals and was well-loved by people from all walks of life. With his passing, Darby has lost a true local historian, as Jim could share stories about almost anything regarding the history of the Bitterroot Valley.

Jim will be deeply missed by many. He is survived by his sister, Lynda, and her husband, Robert Moore, as well as many beloved cousins, nieces, and nephews.

A celebration of life will be held at a later date. Condolences may be left for the family at www.dalyleachchapel.com.

Diana ‘Kay’ Neal Victor, Montana – Diana “Kay” Neal, 74, passed away on June 11, 2026. Born in 1952 to Dorothy and John Buker, Kay grew up fully embracing the adventurous life of a Montana ranch girl. From riding horses to embarking on memorable pack trips to Big Creek Lakes, her roots ran deep in the Bitterroot Valley. After graduating from Victor High School, Kay attended Missoula Vo-Tech and went on to build a successful career in the banking industry.

Kay’s greatest adventure began when she met and married the love of her life, Bruce Neal. Together, they shared 54 beautifully happy years of marriage. Early on, Bruce built a log cabin home where they spent decades enjoying the daily wildlife “show” right from their sunroom. Kay lived life with an open, nurturing heart. She loved sailing on Flathead Lake with Bruce, raising “tomato babies” in the greenhouse he built for her, and sewing clothes for the littles in the family.

She leaves behind a legacy of photographs capturing her deep love for wildlife, family, and friends. Her love for connection was evident through her community involvement. She truly enjoyed serving as the secretary for the Big Creek Lakes Reservoir Association, a role that allowed her to visit and swap stories with neighbors. She also trea-

sured her regular get-togethers with the “Lunch Bunch,” a tight-knit group of lifelong friends from her banking days.

Later in life, Kay and Bruce traded their sailboat for an RV, exploring the West Coast and taking trips to visit out-ofstate loved ones, often with their beloved cat, Tanger, riding shotgun. Kay will always be fondly remembered for her love of music and dancing, but mostly for the warmth she brought into every room.

She is survived and dearly missed by her husband, Bruce Neal; her sister, Patty Buker; Tanger and Mrs. TeeDee (if you know, you know); daughters, Barbara and Jackie; and her five grandchildren. She also leaves behind her nieces, Jacqueline, Clarissa, Yvette, Cristi, and Melody; and her nephews, James, Jerry, David, and John. Kay was preceded in death by her brother, Jack Buker, and her parents, Dorothy and John Buker.

A celebration of Kay’s vibrant life will be held at 1:00 p.m. on August 15, 2026, at the family ranch (2922 Y5 Ranch Road, Victor, Montana). Please bring your favorite stories to share. Ranch-casual attire is encouraged. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that those wishing to express sympathy consider making a donation in Kay’s memory to the Victor Senior Center or the Bitterroot Humane Society.

Shirley Rae Rasmussen Downing “The Lord is my Shepherd I shall not want... surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life and I shall dwell in the house of the Lord forever” (Psalm 23).

Shirley was born April 4, 1937 in Hamilton, MT. at the Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital to David Emmanuel Rasmussen and Hazel Pearl Johnson Rasmussen who had recently moved to the Bitterroot Valley and lived with David’s parents who had moved here in 1929.

Shirley spent her twelve school years growing up in the Corvallis area – in the Corvallis schools, and in the Corvallis Community Church. She graduated in May of 1955 with many of her first through twelfth grade classmates.

Shirley went on to graduate from college with her first teaching position in the third grade at Whitefish, MT. Her teaching career ended 32 years later, in OR. mainly teaching first or second graders. She loved all children! Especially her hundreds of students, and her three generations of nieces and nephews.

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In the summer of 1965 Shirley and a Seattle Cousin Bonnie and a Flathead Valley teacher friend Jolene drove 10,000 miles around Europe. Not one scratch could be found by the car company in London when returned, The inspector said “A first in forever!” “You gals drove through all the largest cities in Western and Northern and Southern Europe came back with a perfect-looking Hilman Imp rental car!” (Shirley was the driver because it had a clutch with Jolene as the perfect (smart) navigator, and Bonnie responsible for the hotel/inns.

Preceding Shirley in death were her parents: David E. Rasmussen (Jan. 9, 1981), Hazel P. Johnson Rasmussen (April 4, 1990). Her brothers Dean Rasmussen (Sept. 23, 1997), Jerry Rasmussen (Feb. 18, 2017), Duane Rasmussen (Dec. 23, 2017) and sister Beverly Ann Rasmussen Springer July 7, 2022.

She met the love of life, Robert C. Downing, around Aug. 1969 and were married on Mar. Knowledge 16, 1974. Their life was filled with many wonderProfessionalism ful adventures traveling Expertise all over the world. They were married for 51 years at Bob’s passing.

Preceding her in death on July 31, 2025.

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A celebration of life for both Bob and Shirely will be held Saturday, Aug. 22, 1 p.m. at Bob and Shirley’s place in Hamilton. We will have a potluck and share memories and stories of their lives.

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

Wednesday, July 22, 2026

Ethel Harris

Victor - On July 12, 2026, Ethel Louise Moe Harris passed away at Bee Hive Homes in Hamilton.

Ethel Moe was born January 25, 1938, one a cold and snowy day at her grandmother’s home, in Charlos Heights, Montana. Doris and Carl Moe were the proud parents, Ethel was the oldest of four girls.

Her school years started at the Charlos Heights church and included schools in Seeley Lake, Arlee, Darby, Hamilton and she graduated from Missoula County High School.

She married the love of her life, Donald L Harris on March 22, 1956.

The Bitterroot Valley was their home, except for a brief time in Portland, OR. The couple loved the valley, and owned several businesses over the years. Ethel’s favorite was the flower shop, “The Flower Corner” and later the family bought a wholesale florist business, Harris Wholesale.

Ethel’s other love was horses, She was President of the Bitterroot Mountettes and a charter member of the Saddle Tramps. Early family vacations were on horseback in the Bitterroot Mountains, camping fishing and exploring. Don and Ethel were members of the Boots and Calico Square

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Dance Club, and helped start the Five Valley Accordian Club. Ethel volunteered as afternoon rodeo secretary of the Ravalli County Fair, was a 4H leader, and volunteered at the Bitterroot Competitive Trail Rides.

Ethel was a hands-on Grandma, she loved spending time with her grandchildren, she would beam with smiles at the mention of their names.

Ethel was preceded in death by her husband, Don Harris; her parents, Carl and Doris Moe; and two sisters, Lois Hunter and Elna Foust.

She is survived by her sister Wilma Foley of Otis Orchard, WA; her three children, Paul (Diana) Harris of Lewistown MT, D.J. (Karen) Harris of Victor and Darlene Harris of Victor; and her much loved 9 grand- children and 8 great-grandchildren.

A Celebration of a long Life will be held Sunday, July 26, 2026, at 11:00 am at the Daly-Leach Chapel with a reception following in the funeral home’s community room.

The family would like to thank Tru Care Home Health, Bee Hive Homes and Big Sky Hospice and Palliative Care.

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

Anna Marie Karlson, “Ree”, age 81, of Liberty Lake, Washington, passed away peacefully at home on July 6, 2026.

She was born September 1, 1944, to Edward Thill and Martha Thill in Spokane, and was the third of four children.

Anna Marie was married to Navy officer Cptn. Timothy Palmer (retired), and they had two children: daughter Jeanette Palmer and son Jim Palmer. She was later divorced and remarried for 33 years to Marine Major Kenneth Karlson of Montana.

Being a military spouse moved her to many states - she lived in WA, FL, TX, CA, VA, and MT. She and Ken retired to Florence, MT where they enjoyed horseback riding and camping. She was an avid gardener and baker. After Ken’s passing in 2017, she returned to the Spokane area to be closer to her brothers. She rebuilt an active life as a member of the Red Hat Society, bridge player, bunko player, theater and movie goer. She also enjoyed trips to the casino with her friends, and was known for her good luck. She was also a prolific crafter who enjoyed diamond dots, crochet, and plastic crafts. She was a woman of faith in the Catholic church.

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She is survived by younger sister Mary Jo Kern and her husband Ben, her older brother Ed Thill and his wife Karen; her daughter Jeanette Palmer and spouse Malcolm Quinn; her son Jim Palmer and spouse Pamela Palmer; and her biological and step-grandchildren TJ, Caleb, Zia, Jacob, and Josh and his wife Caroline.

Anna Marie was also preceded in death by her mother and father, and her older brother Charles “Chuck” Thill.

Ree will be remembered with deep love for her positive spirit and energy. Her memory will live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved her, and she will be deeply missed.

Her brother and sister-in-law have arranged for a mass in her honor on August 19 at St. Aloysius Church, 330 E Boone Ave, Spokane, WA. It can also be watched on livestream at www.stalschurch.org.

There will be a formal memorial service in the fall, when the family will place her ashes next to her husband at the Western Montana State Veterans Cemetery in Missoula, MT. To share memories of Ree or to give condolences to her family, please visit www.hennesseyfh.com.

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No. 1 ___________________ of the fi rst publication of this TMA of Missoula is applyliving room.

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Takeaways from Sen. Jason Ellsworth criminal trial, week one

by Victoria Eavis, Montana Free Press The first week of a criminal trial involving alleged misuse of government funds by an elected official wrapped up Friday evening [of July 17] at the Lewis and Clark County District Court in Helena.

Hamilton Republican state Sen. Jason Ellsworth was charged by the Montana Department of Justice with official misconduct, a misdemeanor, late last year.

The state accuses Ellsworth of leveraging his role as a senator to gain an advantage for himself or someone else beyond what the law allows when he attempted to steer a state contract funded by public dollars to a longtime friend. Ellsworth has pleaded not guilty.

In the closing days of 2024, Ellsworth tried to enter into a contract with his friend’s company — which had been formed only weeks earlier — using $170,100 in state money that Ellsworth had discretion over as a member of legislative leadership. Ellsworth did not follow the public bidding process typically required of publicly funded contracts for that amount.

The Montana State News Bureau first reported the existence of the contract.

The funding for the contract was left over from a special legislative committee on judicial reform that Ellsworth chaired.

During a November 2024 meeting of that group, Ellsworth floated the idea of hiring someone to track the committee’s bills throughout the session and beyond, and made a motion to that effect. Two other Republicans dismissed the idea, suggesting that the Legislature already has staff that do that work. Ellsworth ultimately withdrew the motion.

A slow start to the case and some technical stretches were punctuated by several factual revelations and a failed request for a mistrial.

During Friday testimony, a witness for the prosecution, Department of Administration Director Misty Ann Giles, said that when Ellsworth called her about the contract documents in December 2024, he told her the legislative committee had approved the hiring. Giles said she learned that was not the case in news articles, and that she would have done more “due diligence” had she known that wasn’t true. The Department of Administration handles most legislative contracts that exceed $100,000, per state rules.

Giles testified that when she first recei-

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She said the documents were missing key language that state contracts are required to include, so she worked with her staff to add the missing clauses.

Another witness for the prosecution, lobbyist Scott Boulanger, who rented a room to Ellsworth during the 2025 legislative session, explained that in early January, when the contracts had already been executed, Ellsworth requested that Boulanger write a bid estimate for the work Ellsworth had already contracted with his friend.

Boulanger told the courtroom he did not know at the time Sen. Jason Ellsworth, R-Hamilton, awaits his trial on July 14, 2026, in the Lewis and Clark County Courthouse. Credit: Lauren Miller, Montana that the contracts Free Press, CatchLight Local/Report for America. had already been signed off on, and employees — to demonstrate that the 21]. that Ellsworth asked him to backdate the contracting process was “uncommon” and If convicted, Ellsworth could be fined as bid to November 2024. “concerning” to many of them. The defenmuch as $500 and sentenced to up to six “I was just helping a friend,” Boulanger se also had two witnesses, including the months in jail. Ellsworth lost his most retestified Wednesday. “I didn’t know even governor’s Budget Director Ryan Osmuncent election, and his current Senate term what it was for.” dson, testify that the Legislature already is set to end in early January.

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NESTLE ICE CREAM DRUMSTICKS

Berry Friendly!

JUICY MANGOS

lbs

lb

lb

ea

Delicious!

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Grill ‘em!

BLACK ANGUS CHUCK STEAKS

FRESH LIMES & LEMONS

ON THE VINE TOMATOES

lb

Delicious!

USDA Choice!

JUST BARE BREADED CHICKEN BREASTS

JIMMY DEAN BREAKFAST BOWLS

11.99

$

24oz

Frozen!

CRAV ’N ICE CREAM CONES

8-20ct

box

Assorted

TILLAMOOK ICE CREAM BARS

OREO ICE CREAM SNACKS

4ct

4-5ct

$3.99 $3.88 Assorted

lb

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SWEET PEACHES & NECTARINES

doz

Taste Local BLACK ANGUS CHOICE GROUND STEAK

$6.99 lb

Burger Time!

BERRY DELICIOUS RASPBERRIES

2 $3 $6.99 2 $1 $1.29 $2.99 $3.99

$4.99 $5.89 Value Size

MONTANA LARGE AA EGGS

12.99 2 $4 $12.99 $2.99 4 $5

$

USDA Choice!

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BAD & UGLY PEPPER JELLY

Assorted

lb

lb

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BUDDIG LUNCH MEATS

HEMPLER ’S MARINERS HOT DOGS

TAYLOR FARMS SNACK PACKS

LITEHOUSE DRESSINGS

2 $6 89¢

2oz

$5.99 16oz

6-9oz Assorted

Assorted

Chili Dog Time!

BLUE BUNNY ICE CREAM

FUJI APPLES

HUTTERITE GREEN CABBAGE

$2.88

99¢

MRS. RICHARDSON ICE CREAM TOPPINGS

FRESCHETTA PIZZAS

48oz

Bars, Cones, Sandwiches 6-9ct

’S

lb

Great Snack

Assorted

6pak

Taste Local!

2 $6 $3.99 4.6 -7oz

12oz

Assorted

Assorted

CRAV ’N POPS, FUDGE BARS

SWEET P ’S TWO BITE CUPCAKES

79¢

$3.88

$4.69

FRANZ PREMIUM BUNS

SWEET BABY RAY ’S ORIGINAL

CAPRISUN FRUIT DRINKS

lb

Taste Local!

$2.99 $8.99 $4.49 15.5oz

lb

8ct

Assorted

12-20ct

Ice Cream Bars

$1.98 18oz

Honey BBQ

10oz

Delicious!

$3.88 10pak

Assorted

We Only Sell Black Angus Choice Beef !

MANWICH SLOPPY JOE SAUCE

$1.98 15oz

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ROSARITA REFRIED BEANS

BOAR ’S HEAD CHICKEN BREAST

BOAR ’S HEAD COLBY JACK

REESER ’S LEMON CAPELLINI

DUNCAN HINES BROWNIE MIX

HUNTS SPAGHETTI SAUCE

18oz

24oz

3 $5 $8.99 $6.99 $4.99 $1.98 $1.88 cans

lb

16oz Assorted

In Our Deli!

lb

In Our Deli!

lb

In Our Deli!

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Assorted

10% off when you purchase 6 or more bottles of Wine, Mix or Match!

ENGLISH CUCUMBERS

PROPEL ELECTROLYTES FITNESS WATER

FOOD CLUB GRANOLA BARS

PAULANER HEFE -WEIZEN

LAGUNITAS HOP STUPID

6pak

6pak

BAYERN BREWS

CORONA, PACIFIC, MODELO, CORONA NA

2 $3 $5.99 2 $5 $9.99 $5.99 $8.99 $8.99 8pak

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Summer Must!

MARCHAN RAMEN NOODLES

TILLAMOOK YOGURT

paks

32oz

6-8ct Assorted

DAISY COTTAGE CHEESE

6pak

Munich!

While Supplies Last

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TAI PEI ASIAN ENTREES

BROADBENT VINHO VERDE

19 CRIMES AUSSIE WINES

6pak

Lime Me!

COORS LIGHT, COORS, BUD, BUD LITE

3 $1 2 $5 $3.88 2 $5 $9.99 $7.99 $17.99 Assorted

Assorted

24oz

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10oz

Assorted

750ml

Portugal

750ml

Assorted

18pak

LITE