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Historic trap club faces closure Sapphire Valley subdivision approved DEQ disputes U.S. Critical Minerals Mine talk draws hundreds

Coffee withheld the Candidate!

Eagles in winter Groundbreaking for medical Bitter Root Humane Association Three Mile Community Centercente open Every Tuesday 10am-11am at Frontier Cafe in Stevensville

celebrates new shelter, 50th anniversary

by Victoria

by Victoria Howell Howell

by Kristin MichaelKruse Howell by

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speech, occupa-

shelter. $140,000. a levy, so this won’t have an tional and physic andAccording wells. Irrigation will be concerns about the potencould herald major ty for failing to do the prop Thechanges park additional impact on peopl byby John Dowd the Montana Metal Mine process underabout 36 review C.F.R. Alliance Scott therapy services – provided by shares tial impacts to the roads, to review in similar the subdivision analysis the environmen John Dowd space filledfrom up sothe fast that they had to open giving many other talks website.of It’s been a long time to you Colleen board made property taxes.

As know, U.S. Critical Reclamation Act’s exploraPart 228 imposes reclamation W. Scott Osterman The Hamilton Ravalli County Eight Mile Company. public safety, and across the state impacts byincluding handing off its thera The event over 220 people theCreek presentation into other rooms and to wildlife, the Sheep Creek process Mine proposal.

The TrapThree Club hasMaterials coming, the new Schmiedeke, the decision Indrew addition to thea loan, Bitterroot Health Last weekbut U.S. Critical Mateis advancing the Sheep tionto licensing requirement does bonding, andIn enviChief Executive Officer Commissioners gave condiAccording toonthewere prelimithe rural character of the is a planning, was alsoof discussed. that mandated duties to“It other On Monday, February 26, Dr. people lined up out the door.

Ramsey founder the Bitterto the Bitterroot River Inn. was Mile Community Center is up who serves to take out a project was paid for by been a fixture in the Bitterroot pool – plus imagi held a approval groundbreakby(USCM) Michael Howell rials asked the Montana rare earth exploration not apply to USCM’s program review requirementsand cut the ribbon at last week’sthe tional last week to Creek nary plat the subdivision isRamsey’s area.

A substantial number ofronmental case, the Upper Missouri agencies and ignoring num Phillip Ramsey, head biologist at MPG Oswald heard presenroot Clean Water Alliance, well as toasfinish really a good turnout,” saidservices.

Oswald and running.

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

A place for and lab Department of Environmental project on the West Fork Ranger discussed in the PO. that are at least as as protective ceremony, said concerning the Sen ing last Wednesday the Sapphire Valley Estates anticipated to add approxcomments expressed concern Waterkeepers and a group ous specific, documentable wasDEQ attended by(the people from all ove Ranch in Florence, a presentatation and contacted him, a approxiresident ofthose the West He Imposing has Sunnyside Cemetery Road, board the in Darby the project.

Center official name) trap enthusiasts andgave hunting Quality (DEQ) to exempt its District of and the Bitterroot NationFirst, disturbance of underFork. the Act. Response: Bishop said An open house celebration was organization’s 50 years of service, “ for new medical subdivision, aon 33-lot developimately 11 new is children toofdo one about the potential impacts tofull state of residents living close and clearly defined impacts tion in partnership with the Ravalli asking ifour he could with the a“material Ph.D in microbiology and in school Montana, including Anacon theits center is the east side community She saidtowestern they which raised over $80,000 sport shooters to gather, soproposed Sheep Creek Mine from al Forest.

Attached Plan mately 0.3 acres is not licensing obligations theyas hope to have held last week at the Bitter Root the was started by a bunch offar little old by John Dowd ment on a 49.22-acre parcel Florence-Carlton School existingof wells in the area thatstudied proposed Horse Creek to the such as complex that will beThe County Fish and Wildlife Association RCFWA. TheJune event was co-sponsored specifically the effects of heavy da, and Missoula, and away a of Lone Rock Park. buildcenter board, worked with through community picnic compete and hone their thecialize, Montana Metal Mine RecOperations (PO) (updated disturbance the surface” under on a the 0.3-acre exploration project Dear Mr.environment Osterman, Humane Association’s (BRHA) new ladies in 1972 and it’s still run by am the facility open of formerly agricultural land District and 264 new vehicare already experiencing a Hills subdivision challenged the decreasing water abunmetal contamination in rivers.

HeFarmers has and even Idaho.

This (RCFWA), onathe Sheep Creek Mine by the Bitterroot of Trout ing contains large meeting State On rummage sales, bingo nigh skills, the club also functions as2026) a they lamation Act north and, by forstarted a small-scale explora-chapter Montana CodeUnAnnotated § 82already subject to Forest ServiceHelena July 20, into 2026, the Departbuilt just ofextension, Last weekend the Bitter animal located on Fairgrounds ofdance little old ladies.” near the intersection ofMark Eight ular tripslimited. per dayRamsey, to the local lowering of staticpublished water levels both Broadwater andment in the area and failin proposal.

According to Oswald, according to Oswald, over 70 papers, according toto bunch have been because many area conse room, ashelter warming kitchen, aRoot working on Bank keep and donations from comm by spring of 2023 the501c3 Montana Environmental 4-303(12)(a). review would produce aCounty result of Environmental Quality non-profit the Stevensville at thesupporting 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 Policy Act. The DEQ rejectSecond, Forest Service more restrictive than the regimes (DEQ) received your request for community by providing youth and that they plan “Support that a 0.3-acre See Mine, page corner of Kootenai ed the first time in a nationWoodchuck Road east of the applicant is proposing to be drilled deeper.

Concerns Resources and Conservation aquifer. edprograms thefor company’s claim. review of the Sheep Creek MCA § 82-4-309 treats as equiva formal determination on the double purpose.

It included a ribbon Board, said, “This organization has system, and a gorgeous view and incorpopayments contributors were the Thre such as The Bitter-disturbance is not ‘material on continuing to al “slumber party” event.

Creek Road and Florence.

The land is honor being a 100-foot by 100were expressed about thealent.(DNRC) over thereasonable. processcome andapplicability while thethe This has occurred amidst POalso provides reclamation of way the Metal Mine of the Bitterroot Mountains tothededicate rated Mile Fire District, Lone cutting ceremony in of new in 2014. such a“Thus, long since itCounty was root Blasters.

According toThe club expand services.

Bitterroot shelter branded their disturbance of the surface’ massive communal outcry controls substantially As reflected in the attached Reclamation Act (MMRA), SecHwy 93. developed by Laura Watson of foot easement for the use and impacts to other irrigators the lack of information about is technically correct that th the west.

She said the Those payRock Park and the Rapp Fa members, hundreds of kids have facility, including tours of the whole started about 50 years ago. I feel a event the “Slumber Pawty,” which “We’re bringing t from many Bitterrooters equal to or greater thanMile correspondence to District Rangtions duty 82-4-301, et seq.,the Montana Watson Homes LLC who was benefit of the Florence Rural dependent on the Eight water quantity and quality, or to provide statutor The building is now home total cost is ments come ily Foundation. is incorrect and ignores the John Bishop, Bitparticipated in that program building, and an array of food and huge sense of responsibility to hono opened the shelter to community of over all standings, views and those imposed by the er Dan Pliley, the federal govCode Annotated (MCA), to your represented by the engineerFire District of andthe contribute Company, storm runoff, impacts to wildlife required information lies w carebefore tosaid theus patien to the senior center and the approximateouton ofnearby park Schmiedeke there the years.

Along with their terroot Health CEO, drink in honor of the organization’s those who have come and plain reading statutory Creek walks of life.

Montanans Metalon Mine has identifiedtaxes domestic proposed project in the Sheep members who participated to stay$8,000 ing company Professional to the Florence Rural andMontana the impacts Eight Mileernment landowners.

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

50th birthday. make it asdrainage. good as In it can be as we se said that Marcus text.” love the outdoors and have Reclamation Act. rare earth development as a na-being Creek your request the night with theraised animals, among Consultants Inc. (PCI).

Fire District.

Creek.

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

When already helped on the project, and charities and has over Hedgeby John Dowd The private non-profi t organization for the next 50 years.” shown that they are not The Actcourt expressly security priority, and the the course you identified theLois small, antic- ca Daly Hospital had other fun activities.

Between 12 Schmiedeke proposal ispark for sinThe Commissioners A recent decision tional Judge Michael McMahon plication that the County TheThe surrounding conassessed, TMCSC 1) received reduced $165,000 for the Shriners andIn willing to compromise that. provides that it does not Sheep Creek project represents a ipated exploration disturbance peth, chair ofwith the McCormack said that the was fi rst organized in 1972.

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

Th The Montana Hope Project.

It is often said that Attached below are USapply to operations on critical near-term opportunity to area of 0.3 acres, 2) the United Three Mile Community Senior Center board members, l to r, Colorganization conducted a successfu Countess Margarite Bessenyey, the day, participants stayed overnight hospital board, with individual septic systems public comments expressing in Broadwater County that DNRC. He criticized the counfields, tennis and volleyball involved,” the is proud that general contractor donated club islocally utilized by local schools, Director, Montana Department of Joyce little owned CM’s letter and the agency’s federal lands where DEQAudiss advance thatofobjective.

States Forest Serviceto (USFS) releen Schmiedeke, Pando and Wendy in front the See SAPPHIRE, page with the animals, fundraising campaign fund the n granddaughter ofpath, Marcus Daly, gave said this project courts, ashelter walking a wore playgroup had theyoppordidn’t Teller Wildlife Refuge, Boy Scouts response, respectively: determines that federal We would welcome the view of the U.S. Critical Materibookstores are a waning See CENTER, pajamas, played games and more new community center at Lone Rock Park.

Photo by V. Howell.

Environmental Quality (DEQ) construction but then the Covid-19 the BRHA land on Fairgrounds Road ground and a covered picnic raised about have to run been four pag yea and TripleHowever, Creek Ranch, law or regulations “im-holds the tunity to discuss this request of Operations, Bitterroot Chamber of Commerce Director Al Mitchell group spell-bound as Bit-and als’ (USCM) Planhas business. the among in support of the shelter. pandemic hit and construction cost withletter: a 99-year lease. Six years later, others.

USCM pose controls for reclacan provide additional 3) reference to Section 82-4-309, 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,corresponthe group in 1990, the Bessenyey estate deeded The current executive di- and tion program that would disturb mation of said lands substantialmaterials needed.

MCA, and 4) USCM’s One Book Store, in Hamthere were some John Bishop, pictured fifth from left, leads a gathering of peopleskyrocketed. involved in the celebrating the opening of the new animal shelter in Hamilton.

Photo by as Michael Howell. even out of the country held the had to take out a mortgage to finish the land to the organization where Dear Director Nowakowski, approximately 0.3 acres. ly equal to or greater than those dence to USFS District Ranger rector, Tomtake Allsop, has been ilton, event may exception delays due to the same during the same 24Bitterroot Health building project in a ceremonial groundbreaking.

The facility on the property that had housed Sue§by McCormack, who serves on Hamilton Trap Club members line up for athe shoot.

Photo Kristin Kruse.

Division Administrator Walsh We write to request that DEQ imposed by this part.”

MCA 82Respectfully, the current shelter is located.

The to this, as they were re-is apage See TRAP, 5 SeeDEQ, SHELTER, page hour period. event fundpandemic.

She and Bureau ChiefThe Dahlgren, make a formal determination The Forest Service’s PO shelter since 1984. theat organization’s of directors See page 7sa will be 4-309. built on land located the corner ofboard Kootenai Creek Road and Hwy 93 new building replaces an old building cently awarded for being raiser for each shelter, and partictheir vision is tha by John Dowd do.

According to Steinhoff, “We have just north of the Stevensville Junction. an “outstanding bytoNathan Boddy cumstances, having She adds that the ipants each workmodel to raise funds to act now, and stay ahead of this.” people the Stevensville business,” according to encountered most important donate to their respective shelters.

Hamilton City Council met TuesMayor Dominic Farrenkopf said Christine Staub, a driving falling victim to mail way to combat the Hamilton Downtown facility will besuc mo Darby, Victor and Corvallis, as well as been providing “quality, Individual businesses day, Marchcommunity 5They to discuss several there was not much they knew to do force at the Boxxe Shoppe at fraud in the past. abuse is for people Association. will of a “medical center” rather than jus also donated toprojects. the fundraiser, Hamilton. accessible, upcoming city at thewas time, though theypersonalized may to ship901 S. 1st Street, recently As aneed certified to ask also be celebrating 50 However, amounting to over $10,000 as of clinic. She also said thatquestions Marcus Dal The new 12-acre campus will care” for 90 people years. when of theoperation. meeting opened, concern looka into it ashealth “more and more presented with Certificate of ping depot for FedEx, and start conyears Murphy.

Shethe led the Saturday.

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

Two physicians have Farrenkopf is legally justified to you know and love co-owners, and have been taking steps to a lengthy fund by fund by Victoria Howell me like a ton of of the slumber party, andfocused a barbeA new indoor climbing gym on climbing more aplier, made it into the opening.

After the time.

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

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

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

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

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

During climber James Higginson, is targeting an said. “A“We lot ofneed people tional Forest (BNF) The Cowboy Ball at the 50% Ravalli Countycoached message for you: of the council meeting, Robert toget keep our eyes onStaub it,” was an oxygen tank. toStein“become more vocal about a witness, are, “often owners, Katrina Mendrey of projections in One such program is their the slumber party, participants Oct. 1 opening in a space next to Discovery their start bouldering.

It’s Jenny West. “It hoststood afool public meetingthe council.

Fairgrounds will be held February 12th.

This is hoff to address He said council member don’t around!

He was home for the good things that happen able to uncover the to say they are ship and Marisa Neyenhuis, most departments wh scholarship program, which a low barrier to entry.”

Fitness.

The 900-square-foot took partapproximately in a “tortilla slap game,” this Wednesday, March explained that he attended a meeting might be beneficial to talk to Darby the tenth annual event and the way it’s shaping within the community.”

Sharunfortunate contents ping legal papers Overstreet, two or three days.

by Michael Howell Luther believes having area expenses have only o Participating youth getting ready to spend the night with puppies at the shelter.

Photo by John Dowd. awards three winners whowith cana Unlike traditional gym will feature bouldering 30th from 6ato 8 p.m.

See PETS, page 11 hosted by the Ravalli 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 an interest in pursuing rope climbing, bouldering maximum climbing heightthem of 12 feet, along todisplay share information Wildlife Association 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, involves shorter climbs with caves, arches, overhangs and low-angle 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,” completed without ropes, walls designed toethics accommodate climbers of wild land 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 on regular agenda In early March, a flooring customwas unwittingly send-from a normal of claiming county’s performance that have yetto torepbe fill using padded for all said skill levels.

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, protection.

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 In addition to 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. standard climbing 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. terrain, Quantum 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 Climbing featu-Mitchell, seemed con-introduced will tell their one little mistake and we will all be Ramer, thewill building is usedhis fordaughsnow Clip in downtown Hamilton.

It was a “chance to meet with a lot of great Bitterroot Valley Chamber of Commerce by Jodi 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 re a storage dedicated areacurrent fused and unOver a loved has hurting.” said that he heard plow for other maintehosted apublic well-attended mid-day event ter-in-law andand the 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 where members can 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 learn 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, it route isspoke thesetting original roof, which hasstepping in the early 90s, and in 2012 he became was the executive director until reviewing 2023 and talking about ber, and about important memproviding proof of compLeting nity would help her look out 2021. and build their own 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 climbing routes. 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 Higginson said to the custom leathopportunity to learn and eachpicious In addition when 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 theroute mayor, nothas Greg Overstreet while he was 23, 2021 for ostomy orstands what “The story ofthe the Bitterroot Valley 55boarded, board members and participated the role.

Al will bewall. retiring August t announced that long-time member,address Al cants must meet tolonger be eligible aided was a he resident at a local nel they had was no setting about and participate James Higginson, ownerrecovered of Quantum Climbing, in the area hopes to recognition one day include anaddress, outdoor rope PhotoPhoto byin John Following the closure ofthe a longtime erwork, Jake’s Studio is featuring Dominic Farrenkopf (right) awards to Rose Allen courte considering 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.

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

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

Steinhoff then asked if there anyglesingly 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 valuable skill 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$60,000 athing new Facebook page.

Hower’scould age andoverarching in has or front doortowhen ita climarrives. the was doing, or Higginson been climbing since he as to said he an opportunity bring Mitchell has been with the Chamgoal for the Chamber has him, what was meant to be a six-month hesaw was only supposed to held speak for yea 10 ments iscity that each applicant started 11 years ago but couldn’t be last as public climbing gymsshown continue to expand to the bank as well the colon cancer journey. like,” recalls week’s meeting will location. covsession.

“It’s comment.” did the work at no charge to opened at the same Howevartists have not their work in the particular cash, all of “They always direct the was 12 years old and previously worked as a bing gym to the valley. 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. across the country. 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 victim tothat send ‘noand signatur The of mayor thetraining town.

“I just wanted to climbing guide in Tucson, Arizona.

Hemoment had background in construction who had he tried to access theplays Thesaid gympreviouswill also include years, and he enjoyed every Jodi stated theit,membership cussing the role hunting “It’s common sense to His me,” year. topics: surgery, was is when I realized changeover, it will remain a place of should be a lot of interest in the new planned to open a climbing gym there before contracting has been a huge aid for him in ever 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 beaanswering publicly help-been walls and campus board section de-thank Joanoffor The Town of recognized attorney Joan aup Mell, it. “It’s a good ride forStevensville 29“This numbers have beenever “trending she says, pointing out that red Facebook page said it was not Unfortunate• Review overall is the first year we’ve done fully diagnosed with that I was not art.

After two months of renovations material.

There are 16 artists in total the recession halted those plans.

Years later, designing and creating the space.

He has lently deThe Bank Secrecy Act ation. Photo courtesy Fred Upchurch. signed to help climbers improve their years,” said Al. “I’mabound looking forward to year.”

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

Berthoud asked catered dinner,” said Freeman.

The University after relocating to the Bitterroot Valley, he COVID-19. taking Covid while hidden behind brown-paper far, and thetechnique. owners are always ly, it covwas notsostrength manded from of 1970 banks to 6 Seerequires CLIMBING, page being on the other side and partaking,” being scammed.

“If a person also saidand that they said outcomes ofas the public ofPictured Montana Catering Service will provide theof had Covid-19. with Mell are, l to r, Overstreet, ered windows, Jake’s Studio opened more.

“We like allOverstreet. kinds for patience she worked “I was obviously seriously enough.

Staub’sCrews firstwelcoming 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 Western floral patterns. addition Smith took over the space.

While A Hamilton business,In that hails the theme is pre-statehood, or preparticipation in the last of fourteen requiring qualification to advance The mistaken provision of the by Tom Lutey and JoVonne 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 statedmaterial Protection Agency. lette National Forest 1987 Forest aspen and whitebark pine; MAPS Media Institute to produce astart video designe to her leatherwork, isaround also RIver’s Mist was an art co-op, the to jurors at the of The Wagner, Montana Free Press from Texas, has been working toinan enand theto contest is still looking agricultural leadership competito the level and secured invita by Michael Howell Since January 2,Karen Exit Realty the to some positive growth in the future. the southand portion was purchased want tostate change a whole bunch right On Monday, April 1st, 4:30 1889, According Hamilton Police Depart- sale, to help parents keep tabs on their children’s beha deliberations became known to Ellsaccomplished 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 worth’s legal team as they visited with The guilty in the ior.official 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 of competition at the to events. forest products and toverdict unmitigated impacts 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 a juror after approved thedistrict verdict was announced misconduct case against former The DUI Task Force the creation of jewelry boxes.

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

95th State FFA Convention in Billings 2023-24 championships by Victoria Howell year, the facility took in just under The sign for Jake’s Studio, on Steby John Dowd roy, president of the Montana Rock not be aware of how these changman, decided to sell off the franchise Even though the franchise has split affect buyers and sellers in the valle suspect at 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 objecshortly after 8 p.m.

Tuesday.

The juror Senate President Jason Ellsworth 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 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, Exit Realty is still the Lendman said that itand will not chang venience Store.

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

According to roads from heavy equipment 2021 accompanied by a Draft mentioned details considered by jurors has been thrown out following revall 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.

Additionally, accordin.

Photo by John Dowd. place the and standard init, these types that weren’t part of the trial. elations that jurors were exposed to kopf, activities director put valentine cards Theafter Stevensville Town CounPark, ain 20-acre park on the east bank have two accesses for trucks pulling and Parks got involved. once-p and logging trucks, mostly, the letter quotes the BitterSEIS that provides aprocedure site-speathe Forest Service press release a 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.” current owner of the valley half chise was split between thesituations. north ing to Lendman, the whole Bitterroot executive director ofnorth 1 Horse volunteer organization.

But Shinn said reportedly charged at the responding officer involved shooting See EXIT, page “The state does believe that there sealed exhibits concerning communiat 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 (Draft SEIS) for the Gold Bluegrass returning to For some of Quinn these bands, this w officer. have seen supAt A Time Draft Horse it costs about $200 per month feed should a new said Dan cations a potential key witness.

Homes inHowever, Hamilton, isRescue liked the idea.

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

Crews contacted the county Stevi Wye at with 45 miles per hour - there isbe aflask developed fishing access sit drugs orthe hide aand small oftrial,” 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 Theinofficers attempted to provide port, and we greatly appreciate all Guzynski, assistant Montana atLewis Clark County Butterfly Project, a Bitterroot these “gentle there are facility Corvallis, gotitem a nice asking the community students Stevensville bridge, an that was at schools and negotiated the donation of the are going to under beand accidents there.”

“But Iangiants.” think it’sThen [the piece the to District provide parents a learning opportunity toon see t Montana, the organization owners lum. school day the dedicated and 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 torney general, speaking at a mistrial Judge Christopher Abbott said in 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 lopes. the music.

This spring music festival always asufficient treat.

Conroy highlighted hearing Wednesday.

“Ito also want tohabita a year Wednesday courtis hearing that he “Iother who was then transported by ambuespecially proud of this during atreatment time old-growth disease because of the tions, Ravalli County would new decision were received little love this special envelopes and associated costs rehabilitate presented with aValencheck for $7500 meeting.

The land ownership will now river access pending the outcome of see what use theenveland to the town. city tofrom have, whether or not you put their substance use casual inspections. includes nearly 13,000 acres state 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 make a brief comment that everybody learned Wednesday morning that juand 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. makes mistakes, and this pro- Ev deliberating in the misdemeanor to rors be more reallysupport popular, and from allemptied over the area, and beyond. name of “Release the whole Squirrels.” fromAbout his wounds andawas pronounced seeing lowest law en- had 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 shecess, tellsConduct parents is,so “If don’t look, adoption, most can be driven oris the accounting fiis rm with branch the necessary support viable populations ingfor trees.

They claim the area having tothe dowith with theparticipation been through their art contest.

The even more, full their knowledge to thelooked testfree, asmaintenance FFA of Chapter Meeting: te and what we’re allyou involved in, trial were will inadvertently given exmercial 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 resident came could drop off valenBitterroot River on the northwest side said she had a real problem with old minutes and found that the land I think it can be used for parking.

B then you don’t see.

If you don’t see, then you don’ located in from Hamilton.

Partart of contest the logging from ridden, and some just become “pasture idea came a similar all the high schools in the valley. members through nationally sancmembers Zane Deering, Teigen Ha of old-growth dependent is impacted by mountain pine during the project, nor the of old growth, potensubject to the human condition.” hibits by court staff regarding the 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 gift See DUI, page Eggleston is Ellsworth’s longtime of potential key witness they held in Texas right af- to be These also include Trapper Creek Job opened tioned career and leadership developett, Kealie Hixson, Margaret Kuntz first created in the last “Itheads really thescheduling in 2020.

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

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

Ezzell on bass. and Hamilton Police Department all his 26 years with departTucked away onCounty Fort Owen Ranch Yahraus and Stevens put their forest inevents the Sapphire Mounin 2017 by Ravalli for use as aimpacts roads converge, the is the incrediitment would be Eggleston. maintained and utilized erty on the west side ofestablished the river, th friend and former employee, who in Bryce 1 Horse At A Time was was online voting and according ter the of September 11, 2001.

Corps and many homeschoolers.

“I events and contests.

Adelaide Meyer, Cierra Palmer, and 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.

2024 pitched the She’s senator onand tracking Abbott vacated previous day’sby ATR wanted to find atry way to astonished, last toofhave that To Johnny contend at the the state level, Tasia Rohbock.

Shinn in 2018. 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 Campbell Band, visiting purpose isits “to promote encour event andtenure 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 tothe shifting of environmental conseNational Forest spruce budworm damage.

During the of former issues…

It isof the fastest part of the years. idate highway property into the the state’s progress implementing 27 Tow verdict against Ellsworth from 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 in FFA Creed Speaking: Teigen is the charm,” commented to pass a levy, which BVCC said Butter, speaking about was exorbitant and occurred sumed people knew what th Germany where she grew up around Simmerman, 1 Horse At A Time from Nashville.

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

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

Ianalysis think It’s somethin legislative bills This created by lawmakbench Wednesday quences to vegetati in general financial burden of the project officials have stated that the the Bitterroot is March 9th, 2024, the phone). is last minute info to give back to the community, “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 overthere the valley, MisMRBA has 300 members, and they time. the job, but he added that fortunately, free career training program side targetcenter, which is were modeled after a that highly atthis the river ononce the northeast had channel.

If you toart develop ber, said that nothing had been done ers the purpose of curtailing the “It’s possible were exhibRDO Equipment Co. the pileated woodpecker an agreement with the proposed to2more.

Ravalli County and believe project is designed to improve from 10 a.m. tounsure p.m. at theevent north if with 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 andaccess without success. campaign, which helped the soula, Idaho and The is a all share the 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 on for fishing, I would also see a problem because the access problem had been See STEVI, pag powers of Montana courts.

Ellsworth its the that were sent to the jury room end of 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 thisolder investigation, as is stanmunity members, were during draft horses.

She and totaling her husband, a That check followed inRavalli the wake ages 18 and in Wild both and called “Crosspurpose.”

It harmed offers similar and Alliance for the signed two contracts $170,000 that weren’t supposed tosame, be there,” grounds.

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

The Montana Dethe exchange.

Missoula Counties.

In addition toon services, according to Stevens. military and their two children ofdard a $25,000 gift inorganizaNovember forthe theretiree, proposed services on Dec. 26, Abbott said.under “As the parties recall, See BLUEGRASS, pag Rockies filed suit claiming the 8th. gallon.

Jars and bottles that coning director of ATR, and art contest have held the contest, and each year with an ag education program/FFA Additional state qualifying even the college. public desired an independent nature of the community tion’s upcoming attempt to According to trustee chair free training, Summit offers six-month offered 2024. toindicator [the exhibits] were essentially put received species are listed i Forest officials also and disease;The reduce sedi- program concern over impacts to relocated Montana and bought a 20fromcareer Tractor Supply.

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

Schools of classifications for the Stevensville FFA:will ask public foruse help with a Carrie Guarino, “We listened Following those meetings, community college, as it was college.

According to also Butler The work was to bePlan, performed by into the record forall appellate purposmentoring, support and friendship to sources is broken down into three acre farm which Shinn said can suppor That sounds like a lot of comments from Philip Strobel the Forest but it is not county owned and maintained ment in the Willow for this aes fee.

Anyseal color, and labels available for2nd fee. available science in managing reception has been This year, they will be away compete together FFA includAg Sales place team led Presenting a stated check for $7500 from JCCS to Shinn (second from left) 1 Horse At many believe it toby be rare opportunity to incredible. create a doors. and wanted to hold true.”

She thephase trustees said that voted inof previously by a high Agile Analytics, aapeople then newly formed under onin the first day ofcan trial 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 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 After being created, associated with the outreac community college in the Bit- of and others with BVCC have A Time Draft Horse Rescue were, l towill r: which Levi CPA, Andrea elk habitat and didn’t comcompany for which Eggleston was theothe duringSimmerman, jury margin. selection,JCCS wereBranch included 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, ofoftrout cludes prizes to the schools of the Kalispell.

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

According tohorses trustee worked to alter the levy to testing time they is went to the the district was able toAdminlevy program run Kamryn by the Univers registered agent.

Prosecutors allege with the but were Manager, and Will Ramsey, CPA.first pictured Tiny, the non-profi t’s mascot and the ply 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 that Ellsworth circumvented not admitted as evidence and would •FREE ESTIMATES INMiller, THE BITTERROOT VALLEY• YR-Hamilton, OUR HOME IMPROVEMENT Cof O .Clark COM istrator of the Environmental In Lauren a At letter to Montathe Forest Sen.the Jason Ellsworth, enters the Lewishabitat and County Courthouse July 14, 2026. firstincluding horse thatmeadows, wason rescued by 1Credit: Horse A Time.

Photo

by Victoria Howell.

Fort Owen Ranch and founder tify what each individual’s specific growth found in the Bitterroot per pound.

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

Some previous years Bitterroot Valley; Florence, Victor, not normally be relevant.” address the concerns of the approved for the creation of being significantly voted down would be only the fourth of See ELLSWORTH, page 10 na Free CatchLight Local/Report forand America. the Press, center, and co-founder ExecPaid for by Brad Davis, P.O.website: Box 462 Victor, Montana 59828 See FFA, page page ART, page 44 SeeSee SUMMIT, page cepted: alkaline, lithium-ion, Ni-Cad, ravallirecycling.org See BVCC, have included themes such as old and Corvallis.

Shelter hosts slumber ‘Pawty

Chapter One awarded, celebrating 50 years

Public Longtime Hamilton clerkrecognized retires Scammers thwarted,city vigilance County budget meeting on track on BNF Quantum Climbing coming to Stevi RCFW aids future conservationists Ball Surviving COVID Cowboy 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 fire Butterfly on suspect Bluegrass Festival Ellsworth guilty verdict thrown out Gold project draws some objections Spreading love horse Local draft rescue thriving Stevi to return park land to county set for Saturday

Glass recycling BVCC gives it one more college try event scheduled Contact us for all your equipment needs.

Summit Career Center offers more than career guidance

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Lost Horse road closure to begin next week The Bitterroot National Forest (BNF) is planning to install a new bridge and replace numerous culverts beginning next week along Lost Horse Road on the Darby-Sula Ranger District. Work is scheduled to start August 1 and will take approximately one month to complete.

Two failing culverts at Ten-mile Creek will be replaced by the new bridge, and five undersized culverts at Twelve-mile Creek will be replaced with new, larger culverts. The BNF first announced the project and road closure back in March.

The work is located in areas and at crossings that have recently experienced washouts during high water events, damaging the road, and spilling large amounts of sediment into Lost Horse Creek.

In order for the project to be completed in a safe and timely manner, Lost Horse Road (Forest Road #429) is scheduled to be closed at the lower gate near the junction with the 5621 road, mile post 5, during the month of August. Heavy equipment from the project will be parked along the road, making it impassable.

Recreation sites along the corridor and at the end of the road will be inaccessible during this time. This includes Lost Horse cabin rental, Schumaker Campground at Twin Lakes, as well as South and North

Fork of Lost Horse, Bear Creek, Bear Creek Pass, Bailey Lake and Twin Lakes trailheads.

“We realize the inconvenience of the road closure at this time of year,” said Steve Brown, Darby-Sula District Ranger.

“We are working closely with contractors and partners to get this work done in as timely a manner as possible and will be looking to re-open the road as soon as the work is completed.”

In addition to improving public access and safety, the project will also restore critical aquatic habitats and help protect native fish populations including bull trout and Westslope cutthroat trout.

Lost Horse Creek is one of the most important westside tributaries for bull trout in the Bitterroot River. Bull trout are currently listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act (ESA).

Project partners include the Clark Fork Coalition, Trout Unlimited, local irrigation districts, Ravalli County, along with numerous federal and state agencies including Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks (FWP) and the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ).

For more information, contact the Darby-Sula Ranger District at 406-821-3913 or visit www.fs.usda.gov/bitterroot.

Washout and damage to Lost Horse Road at Ten-mile Creek during high spring flows in 2024. Photo by Bitterroot National Forest.

Annual Bitterroot River Clean Up set for Aug. 8 The Bitterroot Water Partnership invites volunteers to clean up the Bitterroot River on Saturday, August 8, for its annual Bitterroot River Clean Up. Volunteers can sign up online for a walking site or floating stretch along the Bitterroot from Sula and Painted Rocks to Missoula and clean up on their own timeline before gathering at an after party for all volunteers.

Volunteers and other Clean River-enthusiasts are invited to celebrate Clean Up impacts from 4:30-7 p.m. on the patio at Fin’s Taphouse at 352 Woodside Cutoff Rd. in Corvallis. There will be live music from Shawn Berry. Volunteers receive their first celebratory beverage free and are entered for multiple raffle prizes.

“People love volunteering for the Bitterroot River Clean Up, yes, for the immediate reward of leaving the River cleaner for people and wildlife,” said Alex Ocañas, Manager of Community Conservation for the Water Partnership, “and also for the pride of being a part of something bigger – a community that cares about and stands up for the Bitterroot River, day in and day out.”

Volunteers can clean up on their own schedule.

Youth volunteers collected bags of trash from the river in 2025. Photo courtesy of Bitterroot Water Partnership.

A trash drop off location will be available to volunteers all day on the 8th at River Park in Hamilton.

Large trash collected from the river (i.e., fridges, recliners, bathtubs, full truck loads, etc.) must be dropped off at the park.

Trash that is not cleaned from the river will not be permitted in the dumpster. Smaller loads of Clean Up trash can be dumped there, too, so its weight can be included in the grand total of litter cleaned. Dumpsters and collection service have been donated by Bitterroot Disposal.

“In the face of the Sheep Creek Mine proposal, we’ve spent even more time than normal appreciating all that a clean Bitterroot River makes possible for our valley,” said Ocañas. “If you love a clean river, you wouldn’t agree to a mine in its he-

adwaters. That’s why we’re also co-hosting the River Clean Up After Party with the Don’t Pollute the Root Initiative. All are invited to come learn more about the proposed mine and how to be involved in other community-led actions to keep the Bitterroot River clean.”

In 2025, 125 volunteers cleaned around 750 pounds of trash from the River during Clean Up. Each year, one volunteer will be recognized with a prize for the “Best Trash” found during the event. Past winners found a bathtub, a wagon wheel and a safe.

Interested persons can sign up to volunteer on the Bitterroot Water Partnership’s webpage at bitterrootwater.org/cleanup, by calling the office at 406375-2272 or by stopping in at the Bitterroot Water Partnership office at 162 S 2nd St. in Hamilton. All participants are encouraged to visit the Clean Up webpage to read event guidelines.

The Bitterroot Water Partnership would like to thank the following event partners for sponsoring the River Clean Up: Bitterroot Conservation District, Bitterroot Disposal, Ravalli County Fish and Wildlife Association and Walmart SparkGood.

Schedule of events Saturday, August 8 Bitterroot River Clean-Up: All Day (Volunte• ers choose when to clean-up) • Trash Drop-Off: 8 AM – 8 PM • Clean Up Celebration: 4:30 - 7 PM at Fin’s Taphouse in Corvallis, MT

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Bitterroot Moment

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Share your “Bitterroot Moment” Every valley has its stories.

Some are found in history books. Others are tucked away in family photo albums, remembered around kitchen tables or shared over coffee with neighbors.

We’re creating a place to celebrate all the little things that make life in the Bitterroot different from anywhere else.

Tell us about a favorite childhood experience, little-known Bitterroot history, a business you miss, a lesson you learned, a family tradition or a favorite fishing hole (if you’re willing to share).

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Nels and Leona Anderson of Stevensville attended their grandson’s (Isacc Anderson) first baseball game of the season and found it apparent that there was a need for a flag and flag pole. So, their son, Kevin (Isacc’s dad), went home and took down his flag and flagpole and attached them to poles out by the scoreboard for the presentation for the National Anthem.

Nels and Leona added that “standing at games and showing respect for our flag and love for our country and the freedoms we have is a good lesson for our youth.”

After that, a flag was placed on the end of the concession stand for games, which made everyone in the stand have to turn around to pay respect to the flag. This created some difficulty for elderly fans, and others were not able to see the flag from the lower seats.

Isaac said the team would prefer having a flag at the scoreboard where everyone could better see it to pay their respects.

Leona mentioned this to Nancy Fleischhauer (American Legion Post 94 Auxiliary) at a gathering at the Senior Center. Nancy reached out to Dave Hansen of American Legion Post 94. The Legion worked with Nels, Leona and Stevensville High School to get the flag and flagpole placed at the scoreboard.

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Obituaries Wednesday, July 29, 2026

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Lydia Bea Gomes Stevensville - The family of Lydia Bea Gomes, 72, announce her passing on June 23, 2026 at home surrounded by family after a 7 month battle with ovarian cancer.

Lydia was born in Southern California to Bernard and Lydia Weisz who have preceded her in death. She was active playing several sports in school and loved to ski at Mammoth Mountain. She went to college and graduated with a BA in Anthropology. She continued with her passion for archaeology and geology throughout her life.

While in college, she met Danny Gomes and they married June 13, 1976. They were married for 17 years before divorcing and had one child Michelle (Gomes) Christopher.

Over 30 years ago, both Lydia and her daughter Michelle moved up to Montana and settled in the Bitterroot Valley.

Lydia worked at several banks in the Bitterroot Valley.

However, she said her favorite job was caring for the farm animals at White Feather Ranch in Stevensville. A parttime job that she did up to her diagnosis.

Lydia loved animals and adopted/rescued many in her

lifetime. She frequently volunteered at spay and neuter clinics with her oldest granddaughter Adleigh. She remained active outdoors tending her garden, hiking, camping, and picking berries. Her indoor pursuits included pottery, basket weaving, and volunteering at her church.

Lydia is survived by her daughter Michelle (Gomes) Christopher, son-in-law Nico Christopher, and her beloved granddaughters Adleigh and Junie Christopher. Along with her sisters Penny Ford, Bernadine Toth, Debbie Weisz, and brother Bernie Weisz.

Memorial donations can be given in her name to Bitterroot Humane Society in Hamilton or ARC Rising in Arlee. The family wishes to extend a special thank you to the Community Cancer Care and Prevention Center at Community Medical Center for their excellent care and support.

A celebration of Lydia’s life will be held on August 9,

Shirley LaVonne Hinrich

Eugene Hinrich Eugene (Gene) Hinrich passed away on July 4th, 2026, peacefully in his sleep at the age of 81 after receiving a lung cancer diagnosis a year prior.

Gene was born in Havre, MT. At the age of 5 he was removed from his home and placed in the orphanage in Twin Bridges, MT where he was raised until he enlisted in the military at the age of 17. He was initially in the Navy and then in the Marines where he was in a special operations unit until his discharge in 1968.

In 1973 he married Bessie Ann Ziegler in Corvallis, MT and began their family which would include two sons, William (Geneo) Hinrichs and Jeremy Hinrichs. In 1985 the logging and mill industry was slowing down which led them to move their family to Arizona. Gene went to work as a Foreman at Diversified Metal where he worked for 26 years proudly designing and fabricating glass block and gas fireplace casings, duct work and other special projects.

Gene and Bessie were married until Bessie passed away from injuries sustained in a car wreck in 1996. Later that year a friend of Gene’s introduced a pen pal to him, Shirley Rall, of Hamilton, MT. They fell in love starting with a pen pal relationship and married in September of 1997. At that time Shirley moved from Hamilton to begin their life together in Mesa, Arizona.

Upon Gene’s retirement they moved back to their roots in Hamilton, Montana. This is when Gene was able to embrace his love of gardening, mushroom picking, fishing, and hunting with the grandkids and friends.

When Gene wasn’t enjoying the mountains he could be found taking a stroll with their fur-baby, Harley, and later the neighborhood dogs to the Hamilton Dog Park. He established friendships with two-and-four-legged friends that fulfilled his heart up until the day of his passing.

On June 30th, 2026, Gene’s wife, Shirley passed away unexpectedly

at Bitterroot Health and within a few days Gene passed away, it is believed to be of a broken heart.

Gene left behind his sons William (Geneo) and wife Wendy, Jeremy, and stepchildren Richard (Glenda) Kearney, Sonja (Aaron) Kearney-Clark, and Somer (Shane) Hadley along with grandchildren Jake (Nicole) King, Joe King, Clifton (Baylee) Kearney, Sam (Mattaya) Kearney, Sierra (Michael) O’Leary, Ariel and great grandchildren.

There is a legacy that will include everlasting memories of Gene. There will not be a service per his request and the family will spread Gene and Shirley’s ashes at a later date. A memorial bench will be put in the Hamilton Dog Park and the Marcus Daly Mansion flower garden in their honor.

The family would like to thank every friend and walk of life that came into Gene’s life and showed him love and friendship.

Shirley LaVonne (Rall) Hinrich passed away unexpectedly with family by her side on June 30th, 2026, at Bitterroot Health.

She recently found out about her husband’s cancer diagnosis, of whom passed away on July 4th, 2026, four days after her passing. It is simply stated that they both passed away from broken hearts, but healing knowing they both lived long fulfilling lives.

Shirley grew up the youngest of 15 children. Stories were plentiful growing up in this large family. One recent story came up where her brothers all shared a room and her sisters all shared another room. The boys were known for their poker games, with one of them inevitably not being happy about losing and would flip the table. Shirley took this as a great opportunity as being the smallest to pick up any money that hit the floor and being the youngest, to get away with it.

Once everyone were adults it was always a treasure to see the sisters gather at one another’s house to finish quilts that were worked on over the winters as all kids were given a quilt to cherish. A tradition started by her mother, Maggie.

They would can peaches and pears that her sister would bring from California and enjoy them for years to

James Phillip Farley Hamilton - James Phillip Farley passed away peacefully at his home in Hamilton, Montana, on July 15 at the age of 79. He was born on March 18, 1947, in Meridian, Texas, to John Phillip and Eleanor Brasher.

Jim spent his earliest years on a Texas goat ranch while his father served in the Navy. Little Jim earned the nickname “Pockets” for all the treasures he found and carried around.

Jim was the oldest of three, having a sister, Stephanie, and brother, John A. The family moved around following the oil field work, finally settling in Corpus Christi, TX. His Dad became a salesman for Baker Oil Tools and his mother went to nursing school. Jim helped support his family through early jobs, including flipping burgers and helping care for his younger siblings.

Jim excelled in school, while seemingly always more interested in the world out the windows. He graduated from Tuloso-Midway High School, continuing on to Southwest Texas University and earning a degree in Industrial Arts.

After college, Jim trained to become a “mud engineer” in the oil field. His career took him to Alaska’s North Slope for over a decade. Forever curious and up for new challenges, in his free time, he guided Kodiak grizzly bear hunts, started the Snowshoe Gun Club, and founded his own gunsmithing business.

Jim met his wife, Starr, through a mutual friend in 1978, and they married eight months later on January 5, 1979. Eager to start a family, their first son, JB, was born in October that same year. They welcomed a son, Douglas, in

2026 at 3:00 P.M. at Missoula One Church. Condolences and memories may be shared with the family at www.whitesittfuneralhome.com.

1982 and daughter, Jenica, in 1984.

In 1985, the family moved to Emmett, Idaho after purchasing an apple orchard. Jim had a fondness for his early youth experience and wanted the same for his own kids. They added three more children in Idaho: Reagan in 1985, Kristen in 1987, and Britt in 1989. Jim was active in church and, with his love for the outdoors, became a Wood Badge leader for the Boy Scouts. His desire for learning and adventure led him to other occupations and several family moves before settling in Hamilton, Montana in 1998 and finally ‘retiring’ in 2006. Jim found successes in business but also had a famous knack for “buying high and selling low”.

Jim loved sports, having played football in high school, and watching his kids and grandkids grow up and play for the Hamilton Broncs was one of his favorite activities.

His insatiable desire to learn and create led Jim to start several companies while in ‘retirement’, ranging from log peeling and wildland firefighting to decorative concrete and a survival prep store. Jim served his community by holding monthly free self-reliance classes for over 13 years.

Jim was known for always following his own path, his endless optimism, and his willingness to serve others, even at his own expense. He was preceded in death by his parents and his siblings. He is survived by his wife, Starr Farley, six children, and thirteen grandchildren.

A celebration of life will be held at Daly Leach Chapel in Hamilton on Friday, July 31st, at 11:00 AM. Live streaming will be available and condolences may be left at dalyleachchapel.com.

come, filling many pantries with love in a jar.

The summers would typically end with a BBQ at her brother Rogers or her sister Kathy’s house accompanied by string instruments, spoons and beautiful voices going long into the night.

On January 10th, 1969, Shirley married James Kearney in Stevensville, MT and later divorced in July of 1992. Their marriage produced 4 children Richard, Sonja, Keri, and Somer.

In 1996 she began a pen pal relationship that turned into love and a marriage to Eugene Hinrichs in 1997. She then moved to Mesa, Arizona where she began a new chapter in her life as Mrs. Hinrichs, which was the beginning of their 29 year marriage. Upon Gene’s retirement they moved back to Montana to enjoy the mountain air and family.

She continued gardening, canning, sewing, and more recently online books/story reading until her passing.

She is survived by her children Rich (Glenda) Kearney, Sonja (Aaron) Kearney-Clark, Somer (Shane) Hadley, step sons William aka Geneo (Wendy), and Jeremy, grandchildren Jake (Nicole) King, Joe King, Clifton (Baylee) Kearney, Sam (Mattaya) Kearney, and Sierra (Michael) O’Leary and her two surviving sisters Rosie and Lori. She is preceded in death by her daughter, Keri Lynn Kearney, and siblings Lou Ella, LaVerne Ruth, Lydia, Kathy, Stella, Caroline, Lorraine, Robert, Leo, Roger, Vern, and Darvin.

It is healing for all to know that she is rocking Keri, and standing by Gene, with a healed heart, under the grace of our Heavenly Father.

Shirley requested for there not to be a service and the family will spread Shirley and Gene’s ashes together at a later date. A memorial bench will be placed in the Hamilton Dog Park as Gene enjoyed the park and the friends that were made there and the flower garden at the Marcus Daly Mansion in memory of Shirley’s love for flower gardening.

Shirley’s children would like to thank the family and friends that showed a never ending love for Shirley.

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Sports Wednesday, July 29, 2026

by Scott Sacry Sports Editor

Red Sox win districts, advance to state

The Bitterroot Red Sox won the 2026 Class A West District Tournament held in Hamilton from Thursday, July 23, through Sunday, July 26. The Red Sox defeated the Mission Valley Mariners 9-6 in the championship game on Sunday to claim the title.

The Red Sox defeated the Libby Loggers 5-2 in their opening game on Friday, July 24, and then defeated the Cranbrook Bandits 10-0 on Saturday to earn their spot in the championship game.

With the win, the Red Sox qualified for the 2026 Class A State Tournament held in Dillon from July 29 through August 2. The Red Sox play the host team, Dillon, in their opening game on Wednesday, July 29. The Red Sox are in the Class A Division of the Montana/Alberta American Legion Baseball league.

Game Recaps Red Sox 9, Mission Valley Mariners 6 The Red Sox defeated the Mission Valley Mariners 9-6 in the championship game on Sunday, July 26.

The Red Sox jumped out to a 3-0 first inning lead before the Mariners tied the game at 3-3 in the top of the 4th. The Red Sox rallied over the next three innings, scoring six more runs to earn the championship title. At the plate for the Red Sox, Trevyn Bakken went 1 for 3 with two RBIs. Bridger Huddleston went 2 for 3, scored two runs and had an RBI, and Joe Hixon went 1 for 3, scored two runs and had an RBI.

The Bitterroot Red Sox defeated the Mission Valley Mariners 9-6 on Sunday, July 26, to win the 2026 Class A West District title in the Montana/Alberta American Legion Baseball league. Photos by Hope Earp.

Red Sox 10, Cranbrook Bandits 0 The Red Sox defeated the Cranbrook Bandits 10-0 in five innings in their semifinal game on Saturday, July 25. Red Sox pitcher Cash Lawrence got the win, striking out eight batters and allowing only one hit. At the plate for the Red Sox, Boedy Tadvick went 1 for 3 with a home run and four RBIs. Jude Widmer went 1 for 4 with three RBIs, and Brady DeMoss went 1 for 2, scored two runs and had two RBIs. Red Sox 5, Libby Loggers 2 In their opening game on Friday, July 24, the Red Sox defeated the Libby Loggers 5-2. The Red Sox trailed 1-2 heading into the bottom of the 5th, but scored three runs in that inning to take the lead and get the victory. At the plate for the Red Sox, Jude Widmer went 2 for 2, scored a run and had an RBI. Jackson Lubke went 1 for 3, scored two runs and had an RBI, and Chase Wagner went 1 for 3, scored a run and had an RBI.

CLIMBING: new gym aims to make climbing more accessible Continued from page 1

also been consulting professional climbers and other gym owners to create something he believes will be very special.

“The space is tight,” Higginson said.

“It’s going to be a ‘design as you go’ kind of thing.”

“I’m going to involve the community,” he said, as community members have already expressed interest in helping with the project.

For comparison, Higginson said the climbing area will be roughly two to three times the size of the cave section at the University of Montana climbing gym.

The business will launch with what Higginson called “experimental prices” to gauge viability, offering $10 day passes and $40 monthly memberships. While those rates could increase in the future, he said they will remain lower than many larger climbing gyms because Quantum Climbing is a smaller, primarily bouldering facility.

Beyond indoor climbing, Higginson plans to rent climbing gear, offer outdoor climbing guide services and help introduce customers to outdoor climbing opportuAbove, the full logo proposed for the climbing gym. nities throughout the BitterBelow, a climbing cave similar to the proposed Quantum Climbing space. root Valley. “I want people Photos courtesy James Higginson.

to transition into outdoor climbing,” said Higginson.

One of the area’s premier destinations is Blodgett Canyon, west of Hamilton, which Higginson described as one of his favorite climbing areas and a world-class destination. He also hopes the gym can help improve access to climbing throughout the valley.

Higginson said he also plans to partner with local schools on educational programs that connect climbing with science.

“I love the sciences,” he said, pointing to concepts such as the relationship between mass and energy and the balance between tension and rest. “This is how climbing works.

There are a lot of beautiful symmetries there.”

The gym’s name reflects another of Higginson’s interests. A self-described hobby physicist, Higginson said Quantum Climbing draws inspiration from quantum physics, and climbing routes throughout the gym will include references to scientific concepts.

Looking ahead, Higginson hopes to expand the facility by adding a much taller outdoor Digital rendering of the proposed climbing space. Photo courtesy James rope-climHigginson. bing wall in the shopping one more personal goal: climbing El Capitan center’s in Yosemite National Park. courtyard.

Quantum Climbing will initially promote Until then, his focus the business through Facebook and Inremains on opening the gym this fall. Before opening day ar- stagram, with a website expected to launch before the gym opens. rives, however, Higginson has

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DEQ: USCM request to avoid DEQ license denied

Continued from page 1

Dan Pliley as reasons DEQ should determine the MMRA is not applicable to USCM’s Sheep Creek exploration project.

DEQ disagrees with your assessment.

The MMRA is applicable to USCM’s Sheep Creek exploration project for the following reasons: • disturbance of land during exploration; • nonexempt operations on federal lands; and, • no exemption for national security priority to mine rare earth minerals.

Disturbance of Land During Exploration The MMRA applies to all exploration and mining activities with regards to minerals as defined in Section 82-4303(16), MCA, unless specifically exempted. USCM’s reference to Section 824- 303(12)(a) as support that a 0.3-acre disturbance is not “material disturbance of the surface” is incorrect and ignores the plain reading of the statutory text.

Section 82-4-303(12)(a) states “all activities that are conducted at or beneath the surface of lands and that result in material disturbance of the surface for determining the presence, location, extent, depth, grade, and economic viability of mineralization in those lands, if any, other than mining for production and economic exploitation; and...” DEQ has interpreted the portion of the definition of exploration, as defined in 82-4-303(12) (a) to mean any human-made alteration of the land surface for determining the presence, location, extent, depth, grade, and economic viability of mineralization in those lands, if any, other than mining for production and economic exploitation. DEQ’s interpretation is further supported by the initial phrase contained in the definition whereby “all activities that are conducted” are regulated as an exploration activity. DEQ does not agree with USCM’s assertion that the amount of disturbance is a factor for determining whether an exploration activity is regulated if any surface disturbance is

proposed.

Nonexempt Operations on Federal Lands USCM points to Section 82-4-309, MCA, as authority for DEQ to exempt mining on certain federal lands. DEQ has carefully considered the exemption proposed in Section 82-4-309, MCA. In addition, DEQ staff have reviewed the Administrative Rules of Montana (ARM) 17.24.101(9) which details the specific activities that are exempted. ARM 17.24.101(9) states: “Common use pits and quarries on federal land which are available to the general public for the exclusive or nonexclusive procurement of rock or stone and which are administered by the responsible federal agency under appropriate regulations are not subject to these rules, pursuant to 82-4309, MCA. DEQ has not determined any other type of operations conducted on federal lands are exempt from regulation under the MMRA.

Bitterroot Valley Military Program send youth to Devil Pups Program

by Sean Smothers, American Legion Post 91

Since 1954, just 55,000 people nationwide have graduated from the Devil Pups Youth Program for America, a rigorous ten-day encampment that blends physical training with academic instruction and civic development. The program emphasizes mental and moral growth as part of a “whole person” approach, with foundations in intellectual, spiritual, social and physical development.

Traditionally drawing applicants from Southern California and nearby states, Devil Pups expanded its reach in 2024 when American Legion Post 91’s Bitterroot Valley Military Program (BVMP) began sending Montana cadets to Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton. To date, only ten teenagers from Montana have completed the grueling encampment, where youth are led not by traditional camp counselors but by active-duty Marines.

Daily activities combine outdoor physical challenges— running, diving, hiking, a five-mile beach run, a climb up “Old Smokey” (one of the base’s highest peaks) and a 35foot tower jump into a pool—with classroom sessions and demonstrations of Marine Corps operations. All activities are supervised by the Encampment Commander and the executive staff of Devil Pups, Inc. “Role Model” classroom segments are presented by board members, veterans and

Devil Pups alumni.

Milestones for Montana participants include two Hamilton residents, Ethan Lee and Reagan White, who were the first Montana graduates in 2024. In 2025, Alayna Haubrich (the first female graduate from Montana), Jacob Jans, Noah Pruitt and Calen and Joshua Simpson completed the program. This year saw graduates Caleb and Levi Pruitt (Noah’s younger brothers) and Clayton Peirce.

This program is not a recruiting tool or a boot camp for troubled teens. Most graduates do not go on to military service, only about 10% do. Participants are tested in a controlled but challenging environment with no electronic devices.

Cadets face physical trials, fear-of-heights challenges and endurance tests, and they leave graduation with greater self-confidence, a renewed appreciation for home and clear proof they can overcome difficult challenges.

This year BVMP also facilitated participation by the Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps from Kellogg, Idaho, which traveled with BVMP to San Diego to take on the Devil Pups challenge.

The Devil Pups encampment takes place annually each July, with the selection process for Montana and Idaho applicants beginning in January. Those interested in attending next year’s session should contact Mr. Smothers or Mr. Thurman at admin@bvmp.us.

No Exemption for National Security Priority to Mine Rare Earth Minerals DEQ recognizes the critical need for rare earth minerals. However, DEQ does not have authority to exempt the proposed exploration project from the requirements of the MMRA. Rather, submittal of an application for an exploration license, reviewed in complete compliance with both the MMRA and Montana Environmental Policy Act, is the required process for regulatory consideration of the proposed Sheet Creek project activities.

Please contact me if you have any questions.

Sincerely, Sonja Nowakowski Director Montana Department of Environmental Quality

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MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE NAME CHANGE OF Dakota Riley Frazier: Dakota Riley Frazier, Petitioner.

Cause No.: DV-2026-271 Dept No.: 1 NOTICE OF HEARING ON NAME CHANGE This is a notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from Dakota Riley Frazier to Dakota Riley Burkett. The hearing will be on August 12, 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 7-8, 7-15, 7-22, 7-292026.

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Dept.: 2 JENNIFER B. LINT NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed 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 LionWood Law PLLC /s/John S. Masar Attorney for Personal Representative BS 7-15, 7-22, 7-29-2026.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING, PRELIMINARY BUDGET, WAGES & SALARIES FOR THE FY26-27 AND BUDGET AMENDMENTS FOR FY25-26. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 2026 @ 6:30PM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the Town Council of the Town of Stevensville will hold a public hearing on AUGUST 12, 2026, at 6:30 pm at the Town Hall, 206 Buck Street, Stevensville, Montana 59870 for the purpose of obtaining public comments regarding the preliminary Budget and the Wages & Salaries for FY26-27 and Budget Amendments for FY25/26.

All interested persons will be given the opportunity to express their opinions regarding the preliminary budget, wages & salaries and budget amendments. Comments may be given orally at the public hearing or submitted in writing via email to townclerk@ townofstevesnville.gov or mail to: Town of Stevensville,

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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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

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

MACLEAN, Deceased.

Probate No.: DP-2026-85 Dept. No.: 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that John Solheim has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed estate. All persons having claims against the said decedent are required to present their claims within four (4) months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to John Solheim, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at c/o Montana Legacy Law, PLLC, 178 South 2nd St., Hamilton, MT 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court.

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Department No. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned have been appointed Co-Personal Representatives of the abovenamed 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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MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE NAME CHANGE OF Jana Miller: Jana Miller, Petitioner.

Cause No.: DV-2026-297 Dept No.: 1 NOTICE OF HEARING ON NAME CHANGE This is a notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from Jana Lynelle Miller to Jana Lynell Miller-Page. The hearing will be on September 2, 2026, at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County.

Dated July 22, 2026.

Paige Trautwein, Clerk of District Court /s/Michelle Goldman, Deputy Clerk of Court BS 7-29, 8-5, 8-12, 8-192026.

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INDEX 13, CS #571 PARCEL 4, 4.50 AC. Information describing the variance request will be available for inspection on August 5, 2026, at the Ravalli County Environmental Health Department, in the Administrative Building, 215 S. 4th Street, Suite D, Hamilton. The public meeting will be held Wednesday, August 12, 2026, at 1:00 p.m., in the Commissioners’ Meeting Room at the Administrative Building located at 215 S. 4th Street, Hamilton.The public may comment verbally or in writing, at the meeting or online.

Comments and information submitted at the public meeting will be considered in the decision on said variance request.

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Opinion Wednesday, July 29, 2026

DEQ disputes U.S. Critical Minerals U.S. Critical Materials (USCM) has asserted in a letter received last week by the Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) that its proposed operation of the Sheep Creek Mine—located at the headwaters of the Bitterroot River—should be exempt from compliance with the Montana Metal Mine Reclamation Act (and by extension to the Montana Environmental Policy Act (MEPA)).

DEQ in no uncertain terms has disputed the mining company’s claim.

Developing a domestic source of critical minerals is vital for national security. But it does not follow that the Sheep Creek Mine should go forward without careful scrutiny of the catastrophic environmental effects the mine could have on the river and the communities that depend upon it. Other sources of critical minerals exist elsewhere in Montana and across the nation. Prudent policy would seek to select sites with the lowest potential for adverse impacts. Bipartisan opposition to the Sheep Creek Mine is not an example of the “NIMBY” syndrome. Here in Montana, we have seen the cost of irresponsible mining activities. We needn’t repeat the past.

USCM’s letter to DEQ demonstrates— whether intentionally or not—contempt for the state of Montana and the people who live here. It also is tone deaf regarding the value Montanans place on the quality of life we enjoy. It is time for this project to come to an end.

Rep. David Bedey, House District 86 Hamilton

Why the law matters

One might ask what motivates an individual to file a lawsuit regarding the Republican Party. For me, it’s simple. When there is a disagreement over the interpretation of a law, our system of governance resolves it in the courts of law.

I simply interpret the law as written .

While I am no saint, even my hypocrisy has limits. But there are those among us who feel their character is so virtuous and their cause so righteous that the end justifies the means.

They are so certain of their own correctness that if a law is broken or distorted, then obviously it must be a bad law.

For years, this country has been torn apart over questions of election integrity.

None have been more vocal about it than the extremists in our own ranks. Election law is clear in order to effect the will of the voters in current elections,(13-38-205 MCA) Organization and operation of committee.

(1) THE COMMITTEE SHALL MEET PRIOR TO THE STATE CONVENTION OF ITS POLITICAL PARTY AND ORGANIZE BY ELECTING A CHAIRMAN AND ONE OR MORE VICE CHAIRMEN. Precinct committee positions are decided in primary elections by the voters of their respective parties. These men and women directly represent the voters ,in instances of vacancies at the county or state level, they are tasked with nominations to commissioners or the governor from members of their respective party.

This is the mechanism by which the state grants political parties the privilege of nominating candidates for public office. By law, this process must be open to the public.

Yet the MTGOP continues to conduct state conventions in violation of Montana law, interestingly, enough by those screaming about election integrity ..

Their justification, we are a private organization, we should make whatever rules best serve the moment . But what private organization is truly exempt from the law?

Churches, corporations, and individuals are all bound by it. Why should political parties be any different?

When leadership believes it is so virtu-

ous and its cause so righteous that the law becomes optional ..If we decide that statutes may be ignored whenever they become inconvenient, then power has no limits.

This is the oldest temptation in politics.

Fortunately, our Founders understood it well. That is why they built a government not based on trust in the self-proclaimed virtuous, but on clear limits placed on the power of leaders.

The Constitution assumes that all of us , even the most righteous among us , must be governed by law.

If we ask the public to trust us with the institutions of government, we must first demonstrate that we are willing to govern ourselves according to the same rules we expect everyone else to follow.

Tony Hudson Stevensville

Now is the time

An old saying, taught to generations of schoolchildren, still carries a powerful message today: “Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country.”

Most people remember it as the sentence used to teach typing. Yet its deeper meaning is far more important than improving keyboard skills. It reminds us that every generation is called upon to contribute something to America.

Coming to the aid of our country does not always mean wearing a military uniform or answering the call to battle. More often, it means being informed, involved, and willing to serve our communities. It means voting after carefully studying the issues, respecting those with whom we disagree, volunteering, serving on juries, helping our neighbors, supporting our schools, and teaching our children the principles upon which our Republic was founded.

Our nation faces many challenges, and it is easy to become discouraged by the divisions we see each day. Yet history reminds us that America has overcome difficult times before—not because of a few extraordinary people, but because millions of ordinary citizens chose to do their part.

Perhaps the greatest need today is not for louder voices, but for better-informed citizens. A constitutional republic depends upon people who understand how their government works, why it was designed as it was, and what responsibilities accompany the freedoms we enjoy.

Across our communities, many concerned citizens are asking a simple question: How can we help strengthen our nation?

One answer is by encouraging civic understanding—not telling people what to think, but helping one another better understand our Constitution, our history, our institutions, and the responsibilities of citizenship.

An informed citizenry is one of America’s greatest strengths.

So perhaps it is time to give new life to that old saying.

Now is the time for all good men and women to come to the aid of their country.

Not with anger.

Not with insults.

Not with hatred.

But with knowledge.

With respect.

With service.

And with an unwavering commitment to preserving the blessings of liberty for those who will follow us.

If each of us answers that call in our own way, our communities will grow stronger, our nation will benefit, and we will honor the sacrifices of those who came before us.

Bob Spitzer Stevensville

Bitterroot Front: a commercial logging project

Bitterroot National Forest (BNF) Su-

pervisor Matt Anderson said in a 7-7-2026 Missoulian op-ed that the Bitterroot Front project is not about timber production, but with 43 square miles of commercial logging, that’s exactly what it’s about. In an invitation-only meeting with timber contractors, BNF said: “non-commercial will be lower priority than commercial work….dependent on funding.” Scientists agree that non-commercial work is the most important part of fuel reduction, not commercial logging of mature, fire-resistant trees.

Anderson said there will be no clearcuts, but the project allows “openings” without acreage limits. The 2016-18 BNF Westside project near Hamilton also created “openings”—the largest is 70 acres where only 5 trees per acre were left. It will be even worse on the Bitterroot Front project because BNF will not mark the trees; the loggers will decide which ones to take.

Anderson states there will be a net reduction of roads, but most of that reduction comes from roads that are already overgrown and impassible and were closed years ago. If actual work is needed to close and reclaim some, that work depends on “availability of resources.” Those resources were scarce on previous projects.

Anderson says the project is about protecting communities, but scientists have shown that home hardening and defensible space within the surrounding 120 feet are what works, not logging the wildlands.

Anderson says there were years of analysis, collaboration, and public involvement.

But it’s a “condition-based” project with no site-specific analyses nor details on where or what “treatments” will occur. Condition-based management requires public trust, but have they earned it? USFS brought us unchecked old growth logging, rampant clearcutting, terraced mountainsides, aerial DDT spraying, full suppression of all fires, and thousands of miles of sediment-shedding roads along trout streams.

The project received an Emergency Declaration, enabling them to skip the normal public process. The public heard nothing between the 2023 DEA and the 2026 Decision, but timber contractors got lots of information in the 2025 invitation-only meeting, information still difficult for the public to find.

Recreation appears to be low priority: they will log and build roads through the Coyote Coulee trail, Como bike trails, Camas Lake trail, Fred Burr trailhead area, and Ben White horse trail.

One thing not mentioned is the cost to the taxpayer, probably many millions of dollars. BNF already paid a Colorado consultant $259,000 to write the project’s EA. This when BNF cannot afford to clear the trails, maintain the access roads, or provide sufficient law enforcement to protect forest values.

Anderson is probably just following the Executive Order to massively increase timber production. While that may be good for his career, it is terrible for BNF. Jeff Lonn Hamilton

Unite behind Bodnar

I grew up hunting and fishing in the Black Hills of South Dakota, and I’ve called Montana home since I came here for college.

I’m an enrolled member of the Oglala Lakota Sioux, and my family carries five generations of farming and ranching — a legacy built on being responsible stewards of the land.

Today I work as a water quality scientist, doing everything I can to protect the clean water our communities and our way of life depend on.

None of that makes me a straight-ticket voter. I hold conservative views on plenty of fiscal questions and lean more progressive on several social issues. But when it comes to choosing who represents Montana in the U.S. Senate, I vote for the candidate who will fight hardest for our landscape, our water, and the people who rely on both. That candidate is Seth Bodnar.

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Public lands access, healthy rivers, and working farms and ranches are not partisan issues in Montana — they’re the foundation of who we are. Seth understands that defending them takes more than talking points; it takes a real commitment to the people who hunt, fish, farm, and depend on clean water here every day.

Montana can’t afford a divided field that hands this seat away by accident. That’s why as someone who cares about public lands and clean water, I respectfully ask Democrat Alani Bankhead to drop out of the race.

I’m also asking my fellow Montanans, whatever their party, to unite behind Seth Bodnar — the candidate who can win and who will put our land, our water, and our people first.

Russell Conti Bozeman

Facebook isn’t journalism

A lie can circle the Bitterroot Valley before the truth has finished putting on its boots.

That isn’t just an old saying anymore, it’s become our daily reality.

Every day, Facebook fills with sensational claims, half-truths, edited videos, anonymous “inside information,” and outright falsehoods. Within minutes, dozens of people click “Share,” forwarding the post to hundreds more without asking a single question: Is it true?

Too often, the answer is no.

Some have stopped reading news and started consuming opinions disguised as facts. They no longer look for original documents, public records, or reporters who interview multiple sources and verify their information before publishing it. Instead, if a post reinforces what they already believe, they accept it as fact and pass it on. In doing so, ordinary citizens become unwilling participants in spreading misinformation.

The damage goes far beyond politics.

False information destroys reputations, fuels unnecessary anger, divides neighbors, undermines trust in government, and leaves voters making decisions based on fiction instead of fact. A free society cannot make wise decisions when its citizens are being misled.

There is a better way.

Support journalists who earn your trust instead of demanding it. Read reporters who verify facts, quote sources accurately, correct errors when they occur, and separate reporting from opinion. Montana is fortunate to have journalists who still practice those principles. Among them are Tom Lutey and Jordan Hansen of the Montana Free Press, John Dowd of the Bitterroot Star, and Keila Szpaller of the Daily Montanan.

Whether their reporting confirms your beliefs or challenges them, it is grounded in documented facts, not Facebook rumors.

The bonus to these writers and papers?

They’re free (for now)!

The next time you see a post that makes your blood boil, resist the urge to hit “Share.” Ask yourself: Who is the original source?

Is there evidence?

Has a credible news organization reported the same information?

Are public documents available to support the claim?

If the answer is no, stop the rumor with YOU! Freedom of speech gives every American the right to express an opinion. It does not give opinions the status of facts.

The future of the Bitterroot Valley depends not only on how we vote, but on what we choose to believe. The truth still matters, but only if we’re willing to look for it.

Helen Sabin Corvallis

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Wednesday, July 29, 2026

MSU-Western Ag Research Center to host Field Day

MSU-Western Ag Research Center (WARC), located in Corvallis, serves fruit and vegetable growers in the state through research and education. It’s been a challenging year for fruit trees and fruit growers this year. Record warm temperatures this winter and relatively normal spring temperatures with three killing frosts led to an opportunity to learn about the thresholds of perennial fruit crops this growing season.

This is just one of the topics on the minds of commercial and residential growers in the southern half of the state as they realize they won’t have apples, pears, cherries and other fruit this year. Even the hardy honeyberries (haskaps) had a reduced yield. These are some of the areas of research in which MSU WARC specializes, along with other crops questions asked by growers and producers across Montana and the region.

On Thursday, July 30, WARC will host its annual Field Day where attendees can hear from the agriculture research scientists and MSU graduate students about the work they’re doing to answer some of these questions. As the only MSU ag research center in the state focused on vegetable and fruit research, WARC provides valuable information to anyone growing food at home or on a small-scale farm, including organic farming practices. Field days are held at all MSU Ag Research Centers in the summer to showcase and share work with the public, farmers, ranchers and stakeholders.

“Field days at the MSU ag research centers are a celebration of applied science we do to help farmers across the state”, said Dr. Zach Miller, superintendent of WARC. “Montana growing conditions are unique and require site-specific answers to the basic questions of what can be grown profitably and the better ways to manage those crops.

The WARC Field Day [offers] a great overview of the research that our great team of staff and collaborators are doing and why it

matters to farmers in Montana.”

WARC’s annual Field Day includes a local farm dinner with produce from Markette Farms, Sweetroot Farm and Ian and Ellen’s Farm, meat from Bar MW Meats, products from House of Ferments and Big Dipper ice cream made with honeyberries and black currants from WARC. USDA-Trapper Creek Job Corp (TCJC) Culinary Arts program with Chef Steve Studer will prepare salads using those local ingredients while teaching TCJC students about cooking and catering.

Local wine and hard cider tastings will follow dinner.

Prior to dinner, there will be a farm tour with researchers discussing their projects and the relevance to the growing community. Some of topics on this year’s agenda are managing weeds and improving fertility for organic vegetables with precision weeding and cover crops, irrigaWestern Agricultural Research Center Field Day last year. Photo by John Dowd. tion management, onion and garlic production, managing land, investing in producers, strengthening the foundation upon which MSU research berries crops to improve yields and harvest rural communities and ensuring that Monand teaching stay relevant to the needs of agefficiency, what varieties and production tana agriculture continues to thrive for the riculture in the state. Each center addresses practices provide better nutritional qualities next generations. We are especially grateful the climatologic ecological and environmenin berries, berry pollinators and on-going for the researchers, faculty, staff and the tal challenges of its region. We collaborate research on how berry consumption affects many people whose steady work throughout extensively with scientists on the MSU-Bozehuman health. the year makes these gatherings possible. man campus, nationwide experts, the USDA Carissa McNamara, Montana Farmers As always, we look forward to spending the and private industry.”

Union western regional ambassador, said, day learning, connecting and celebrating The event is sold out this year, but if “As a longtime partner, Montana Farmers our neighbors whose hard work keeps our anyone is interested in being added to the Union is proud to support MSU’s Field Days agricultural communities strong.” email list for next year’s event, they can and the work of its researchers, because it From the Department of Research Cencontact Kierstin Schmitt at kierstin.schreflects the values we share: caring for the ters website: “Our research centers provide mitt@montana.edu.

ELLSWORTH: jurors inadvertently given unintroduced exhibits by court staff Continued from page 1 competitive bidding requirements and signed the contracts without a required review by state procurement agents.

Eggleston informed the Legislature in early 2025 that Agile was no longer interested in the work after Ellsworth’s handling of the agreements drew public attention.

Eggleston told Montana Free Press he didn’t want to discuss Wednesday’s hearing, which he wasn’t part of, but agreed

to share his email communications with Guszynski about scheduling in the weeks leading up to Ellsworth’s trial. Those communications were inadvertently provided to the jurors prior to deliberations Tuesday night.

In the communications, Eggleston explains that he cannot attend the trial in person on the day requested by the Department of Justice due to parental obligations. He offers to testify remotely on the

day requested, or in person on a different day of the trial, which was scheduled to last two weeks.

Guszynski informed Eggleston that Ellsworth objected to Eggleston testifying remotely. Guszynski then suggested that the senator’s objection “seems strategic and smacks of gamesmanship all around” — an accusation that was never raised at trial, since the state chose not to call Eggleston as a witness.

Jury deliberations following the six-day trial took four hours on Tuesday and left Ellsworth, a Hamilton Republican, potentially facing a six-month jail sentence for mishandling the two contracts awarded to Agile Analytics.

Should the Department of Justice choose to retry the case, the retrial would begin Dec. 14, Abbott said.

Ellsworth’s Senate term expires at the end of the year.

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Coffee, The North Valley Public w rema n on exh b t through Febward Any qualified person interunder section 5311 as well as ent their claims within four will remain on exhibit through FebThe North Va ey Pub c will remain on exhibit through Febward Any qualifi ed person interunder section 5311 as well as ent their claims within four exciting history of the Bitterroot Th s undra ser s organ zed rd Any qualifi ed person interunder section 5311 as well as ent their claims within four The North Valley Public Bingo games are held on the will remain on exhibit through Feb17 The o her ha f of J ma This fundraiser is organized V ctor Mason c Lodge 43 meets 10 Appease The North Valley Public ard Any qualifi ed person interunder section 5311 as well as ent their claims within four 17.

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Organic Bulk Foods

Local Produce

Black Angus Beef

Great Wine

Beef, it’s what’s for dinner at the Fork!

Meat Headquarters!

At the Fork, we are loaded with Black Angus Choice Beef & Prairie Fresh Quality Pork. It’s what’s for dinner. You will love our Red Wine selections, perfect with Dinner! So shop the store with Local Flavor & Save Time & Money!

See you at the Creamery Picnic!

LEAN CHOICE GROUND BEEF

BABY BACK PORK RIBS

SLICED MUSHROOMS

$4.99 $2.99 lb

lb

USDA Choice!

Grill ‘em!

CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS

BLACK ANGUS TRI TIPS

99¢

lb

USDA Choice!

BLACK ANGUS T -BONE STEAKS

LOCAL 2LB BAG CARROTS

12.99 lb

USDA Choice!

$9.99

Grill ‘em!

Taste Local!

lb

Grill ‘em!

$

2 $5

11.49

$

8oz

$2.49 lb

Grill ‘em!

Cream Cheese & Cracker Time!

$1.99 lb

Grill ‘em!

ROMA TOMATOES

Taste Local!

Assorted

LOCAL ZUCCHINI

2 $3 $9.99 99¢ 12oz

16oz

lb

Save!

41/50 ct

Taste Local!

TILLAMOOK CHEESES

TOMBSTONE PIZZAS

FAMOUS DAVE ’S BBQ SAUCE

KETTLEHOUSE BREWS

lb

Taste Local!

SEEDLESS WATERMELON

SWEET CORN ON THE COB

ears

lb

lb

80% Lean

WALLA WALLA SWEET ONIONS

RUSSET POTATOES

SLICING CUCUMBERS

$1.29

59¢

NAVEL ORANGES

LITEHOUSE DRESSINGS

BONE -IN CHICKEN THIGHS

lb

13oz

Save!

Grill ‘em!

5lb

Save!

99¢

$1.49 $3.99

BONELESS PORK TENDERLOIN

BFM HOMEMADE GROUND SAUSAGE

Save!

BLACK ANGUS CHOICE HAMBURGER

Delicious!

lb

12oz

Taste Local!

Refreshing!

lb

TAYLOR FARMS GARDEN SALAD

Taste Local!

8pak

49¢ 4 $3 $4.99

2 $5 2 $6 $1.29 99¢ bags

FLATHEAD BING CHERRIES

10lb

SPLIT CHICKEN BREASTS

EARTHBOUND ORGANIC SALADS

PICKLING CUCUMBERS

2 $4 $12.99 $2.99 $17.99

lb

BONELESS COUNTRY STYLE PORK RIBS

PACIFIC SEAFOOD COOKED SHRIMP

JOHN MORRELL MEAT FRANKS

BAD & UGLY PEPPER JELLY

BAR MW GROUND BEEF

Cocktail Time!

Assorted

BAKERY FRESH CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS

ea

Salad Time!

$1.79 lb

Grill ‘em!

RESER ’S POTATO SALAD

2 $5 $3.99 2 $5 $2.99 $3.49 $4.99 $2.49 19oz

12”

5.5 -8oz

lb

Assorted

Assorted

Assorted

SCOTT BATH TISSUE

IDAHOAN INSTANT MASHED POTATOES

ALEVE PAIN RELIEVER

$6.88 12roll

Double Roll

2 $5 paks

Value Size!

12.99

$

90ct

Save!

lb

Grill ‘em!

FLORDIA NATURAL LEMONADES

4ct

Delicious!

Delicious!

Delicious!

FRANZ ENGLISH MUFFINS

PROPEL FITNESS WATER

BAKERY FRESH GARLIC BREAD

$ .99 $4.99 $ 2 2 5 13-16oz

59oz

Assorted

lb

Assorted

8pak

While supply lasts!

$2.99 loaf

Delicious!

We Only Sell Black Angus Choice Beef !

WHOLE COHO SALMON

$9.99 lb

SUSHI GRADE AHI TUNA

12.99

$

lb

Grill ‘em!

Grill it!

BOAR ’S HEAD DELI HAM

BOAR ’S HEAD PEPPERJACK

$8.99 $6.99 lb

In Our Deli!

lb

In Our Deli!

PRAIRIE FRESH BACON

TACO BELL HOT SAUCES

STAR EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL

2 $7 $1.98 $9.99 12oz

7.5oz

BLT Time!

Assorted

25.36oz

Save!

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

BEN & JERRY ICE CREAM

’S

$3.99 16oz

Assorted

INTERNATIONAL COFFEE CREAMERS

KEYSTONE LIGHT, PABST BLUE RIBBON

21.99

$

30pak

Thirsty?

EL MONTEREY BURRITOS & CHIMICHANGAS

$5.99 32oz

Value Size!

DAOU CHARDONNAY

15.99

$

750ml

& Sauv Blanc

TACO BELL TACO SHELLS

TATTOO GIRL RIESLING SAUV BLANC & ROSÉ

12ct

750ml

12pak

Taste Local!

Refreshing!

STELLA ARTOIS & HEINEKEN

LAGUNITAS HOP STUPID

$5.99 6pak

WHITE CLAW & VIZZY

16.99

$

12pak

While supply lasts!

Assorted

BROADBENT VINHO VERDE

19 CRIMES AUSSIE WINES

BOZEMAN LOCAL BREWS

$8.99 6pak

Taste Local!

MICHELOB ULTRA

2 $7 $3.29 $8.99 $15.99 $9.99 $7.99 $25.99 32oz

Assorted

Burger Time!

750ml

Portugal

24pak

750ml

Assorted

Save!