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

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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 therapy services – by shares tial impacts to the roads, to other in similar the subdivision review the environmen John Dowd space filledfrom up sothe fast they had to open giving many talks about Alliance analysis website.of It’sDowd been a long time organizersprovided tofinalize Colleen board made property taxes. byby John race The Hamilton Ravalli County Mile Company. public safety, and across the impacts byincluding handing off its thera over 220 people theCreek presentation into other rooms and to wildlife, the Sheep Creek process Mine proposal.

The TrapThree Club has Eight coming, but the new Schmiedeke, thestate decisionThe event Indrew addition to thea loan, logistics.

Bitterroot Health Commissioners gave condiAccording toonthewere prelimito the rural character of the is a founder was alsoofdiscussed.

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

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

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

Oswald and running.

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

A place for Robert’s Run will be held spective, harder to Oswald fitsubdivision and lab ceremony, said concerning the Sen ing last Wednesday the Sapphire Valley Estates anticipated to add approxcomments expressed concern Waterkeepers and a group ous specific, documentable was attended by(the people from all ove Ranch in Florence, apeople presentatation a resident of the West Fork. He has Saturday, Aug. 1, beginning in,”board Martin said.

Sunnyside Cemetery Road, and the in Darby and contacted him, the project.

Center official name) trap enthusiasts andgave hunting Bishop said An open house celebration was organization’s 50 years of service, “ for new medical subdivision, aon 33-lot developimately new children to do one about the potential impacts to of residents living close and clearly defined impacts at sport Hamilton High School.

“Race logistics are 11 based tion in partnership with the Ravalli asking if he could with the a Ph.D in microbiology and in school Montana, including Anacon theits center is the east side community She saidtowestern they which raised over $80,000 shooters to gather, sotheyas hope to have held last week at the Bitter Root numbers was started by environment a bunch offar little old by John Dowd ment on a 49.22-acre parcel the Florence-Carlton existing wells in the area thatstudied thethe proposed Creek to the such as Race Director Doug Martin on those before complex that will beThe County Fish and Wildlife Association RCFWA. TheSchool event was co-sponsored specifically effects Horse of heavy da, and Missoula, and away a of Lone Rock Park. buildcenter board, worked with through community picnic cialize, compete and hone their Humane Association’s (BRHA) new ladies in 1972 and it’s still run by am the facility open said organizers are expectthat date.” of formerly agricultural land District and 264 new vehicare already experiencing a Hills subdivision challenged the decreasing water abunmetal contamination in rivers. HeFarmers has Helena even into Idaho.

This (RCFWA), onathe Creek by the Bitterroot chapter of Trout Uning contains large meeting State and rummage sales, bingo nigh skills, the north club also functions as Mine a they started built just of Sheep Last weekend the Bitter ing501c3 more than 1,200located particRegistration fees for dayRamsey, animal on Fairgrounds ofdance little old ladies.” near the intersection ofMark Eight ular trips per to the local lowering of staticpublished water levels both Broadwater County and been in the area and failin proposal.

According to Oswald, limited. according to Oswald, over 70 papers, according toto bunch have because many area conse room, ashelter warming kitchen, aRoot working on Bank keep and donations from comm by spring of 2023 non-profit supporting the Stevensville at the Humane Association participatipants, making this year’s the 1-mile fun run and Mile Creek Road and Upper road system.

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

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

Other major community by providing youth and that they plan See Mine, page corner of Kootenai ed for the first time in a nationevent one of the largest 5K are $29 through July Woodchuck Road east of the applicant is proposing to be drilled deeper.

Concerns Resources and Conservation aquifer. double purpose.

It included a ribbon Board, said, “This organization has system, and a gorgeous view and incorpopayments contributors were the Thre programs such as The Bitteron continuing to since the fundraiser began.

17 and increase al “slumber party” event.

Creek Road and Florence.

The land is honor being dedicate a 100-foot by 100were also expressed about the (DNRC) over thereasonable. processcome and such while thethe of the Bitterroot Mountains tothe rated in$34 2014.

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

According toThe club “This is theshelter primary afterward.

Thesaid 10K the costs for the use and expand services.

Bitterroot branded their Hwy 93. developed by Laura Watson of foot easement impacts to other irrigators the lack of information about is technically correct that th the west.

She Those payRock Park and the Rapp Fa members, hundreds of kids have facility,for including tours of the whole started about 50 years ago. I feel a fundraiser the founda$34 before the deadline event the “Slumber Pawty,” which “We’re bringing t Watson Homes LLC who was benefit of the Florence Rural dependent on the Eight Mile water quantity and quality, or duty to provide the statutor The building is now home total cost is ments come ily Foundation.

John Bishop, Bitparticipated in that program building, and an array ofand food and huge sense of responsibility to hono tion,” Martin said, speaking $39 after. Particiopened the shelter to community represented by the engineerDistrict and contribute Creek Company, storm runoff, impacts to wildlife required information lies w carebefore tosaid theus patien to the senior center and the approximateouton ofnearby park Schmiedeke there the years.

Along with theirwhoFire terroot Health CEO, drink in honor of the organization’s those who have come and of over the Play Like Robert pants register for the members who participated to stay$8,000 ing company Professional to the Florence Rural and the impacts on Eight Mile landowners.

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

Foundation. trifecta, which includes 50th birthday. make it as good as it can be as we se said that Marcus the night with theraised animals, among Consultants Inc. (PCI).

Fire District.

Creek.

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

When already being helped on the project, and charities and has over Organizers of Robert’s three pay Hedgeby John Dowd The private non-profi tallorganization the course for the nextLois 50 years.”

Daly Hospital had other fun activities.

Between 12 events, The proposal ispark for sinThe A recent court decision Judge Michael McMahon plication that the County ca The surrounding conSchmiedeke assessed, TMCSC received reduced $165,000 for the parShriners andIn Run are encouraging $39 before July 17Commissioners and peth, chair ofwith the McCormack said that the was fi rst organized in 1972.

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

Th The Montana Hope Project. ticipants tooften register before $44 afterward.

Runners It is said that Three Mile Community Senior Center board members, l to r, Colorganization conducted a successfu Countess Margarite Bessenyey, the day, participants stayed overnight hospital board, with individual septic systems public comments expressing in Broadwater County that DNRC. He criticized the counfields, tennis and volleyball involved,” the is proud that general contractor donated July 17, is when entry fees who register by July 24 club utilized by local schools, little locally owned leen Schmiedeke, Joyce Pando and Wendy Audiss in front of the SAPPHIRE, page with the animals, wore fundraisingSee campaign fund the n granddaughter ofpath, Marcus Daly, gave saidto this project courts, ashelter walking a are playgroupanhad they didn’t increase and race planning guaranteed event Teller Wildlife Refuge, Boy Scouts bookstores are a waning See the CENTER, pajamas, played games and more new community center at Lone Rock Park.

Photo by V. Howell. construction but then Covid-19 the BRHA land on Fairgrounds Road ground and a covered picnic raised about have to run enters its final stages for T-shirt. has been four pag yea and TripleHowever, Creek Ranch, Bitterroot Chamber of Commerce Director Al Mitchell holds the group spell-bound as Bitbusiness. the among in support of the shelter. pandemic hit and construction cost with a Bitterroot 99-year lease. later,the event is one of the Val- Six years Although others. in the works, but folks that own Chapter ter Root Humane Association Board Member Sue McCormack prepares to cut the ribbon Shelters all over and ley’s annual com-the U.S. centered around running, As a result, the group inlargest 1990, the Bessenyey estate deeded The current executive diOne Book Store, in Hamthere were some John Bishop, pictured from left, leads a gathering peopleskyrocketed. involved in the celebrating the opening of the new animalfifth shelter in Hamilton.

Photo

by Michaelof Howell. even out of the country held the munity events.

Martin said participants had to take out a mortgage to finish the land to the organization where rector, Tomtake Allsop, has been ilton, may exception delays due to the same event during the same 24Martin, owner of Hamdo not have to race comBitterroot Health building project in a ceremonial groundbreaking.

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

The Hamilton to as they were reSee TRAP, ilton Physical Therapy and See SHELTER, page hour period.

The event ispetitively. apage fund-5 pandemic.

She sa shelter since 1984. theat organization’s of directors will be built on land located the corner ofboard Kootenai Creek Road and Hwy 93 new building replaces an old building cently awarded for being Associates clinics, said “This is for all ages 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 registration “outstanding model byabilities,” cumstances, having She adds that the early is imall heBoddy said. ipants each work to raise and funds toNathan to act now, and stay ahead of this.” people the Stevensville business,” according to encountered most important portant not only because it Robert’s Run began 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 saves participants money, following the funeral of Darby, Victor and Corvallis, as well as been providing “quality, Individual community businesses day, March tohelps 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 butalso alsodonated because5They itto of a “medical center” rather than jus the fundraiser, Hamilton. accessible, personalized See RUN, page 7 time, race begins,they last year. courtesy Martin. upcoming city projects. at the though may to Doug 901 S. 1st Street, wasThe recently AsPhoto aneed certified shipto 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 about the Sheep Creek mine following are talking about this.”the Farrenkopf In recent years, theyShoppe provide primary, care, urgent care and Appreciation by Mayor DomiBoxxe versation with tho Chapter One has three by John Dowd commissioners throug There were over 35 participants a meeting held aaccordcouple weeksnic earsaidand thatHamilton washave all he could say on it at hospital, was recently rated #4 in the specialty services.

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

After the time.

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

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

by Michael Howell.

Victoria Howell being recruited.

ThereGlass willby also be

by Sarah sified as one ofvictims the largest and he said, with clinics in doingaresent to Covid, Greg home from retiring. cil members weighed in on Steinhoff’s Snavely said that he wants the protocol, and are told, bu have been so successvation in the Bitterroot through on its tax collections a Many ofthe thepublic participants thatperiod heaviest helicopters in the U.S. 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 night were will kids.

During morning in military – aRavalli Super Stallion CHtional Forest (BNF) Cowboy Ball at the County message for you: of the the council meeting, Robert “We need to keep our eyes onStaub it,” was an oxygen tank. It was a serene The toStein“become more vocal about a witness, are, “often coached owners, Katrina Mendrey 50% of projections in One such program is their the slumber party, participants the Bitterroot National Forest 53E – came into view. hoststood afool public meetingthe council.

Fairgrounds will be held February 12th.

This is hoff toNeyenhuis, address He things saidthat council member Jenny “It the He was home for don’t around! the good happen able toWest. uncover to say they are ship and Marisa most departments wh scholarship program, which near Lost Horse Creek Lodge on The helicopter, known for its took part in a “tortilla slap game,” this Wednesday, March explained that he attended a meeting might be beneficial to talk to Darby the tenth annual event and the way it’s shaping within the community.”

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

by Michael Howell Luther believes having who can expenses only o Participating youth getting ready to spend the night with puppies at the Photo

by John Dowd. awards three winners June 25. shelter.

The forest was awake, heavy-lifting capacity,have then disap30th from 6 toRavalli 8 p.m.

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

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

Other up, it’s going to be an event worthy of a jubilee an attorney in During that time, amounted to 23% of three people allows them an interest in pursuing birds speaking in staccato and peared beyond view, where militodisplay share Association information Wildlife and Trout Unlimthoughts were shared by several other ence with Ms. Staub was one $16,000 in cash, common tactics fo and former council member, the public at the next meeting Halfway through celebration. projections due intolarg to do it related all.

“We couldn’t private practice in his oxygen level fields to conservation, piercing calls.

A woodpecker tary support specialists worked 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 to job vacancies Freeman is the chair ofcargo this year’s do it without each other,” wild land ethics or natural auburn bark securely attach to it. appears to be continuing when the council considers Stevensville, was went down to was 51, at work on theRod ment of a draft forest lip Ramsey to speak on the dangers In discussion agenda In early March, a custom-on regular was unwittingly send-from a normalofof claiming county’s performance that have yetto torepbe fill a nearby Ponderosa pine tree. is also Thethe exercise was athe display said Luther.

The spread sciences. event.

Freeman chair of 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, Then came a different type of of one of the many ways throuOne 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 call, one from Marine Master gh which the Department of 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.

Sgt. Newman.

“Do you have an War (DoW) IRT simultaneously County CFO Klarryse the county’s share in Stevensville Town Council, on After it was announced that he would be Al became a member in 1988, and that event is one of the biggest in the check was Savannah Deuter, agent for 18 years here in the Bitterroot, and als He wentSee through damage material.”

Zoom. below for only than Boddy. learned that it would take just City Public Works Director, Donny The customer Sometimes ETA when the bird comes valley. provides community service they and was a frequent commenter Gibson retiring, he was asked to speak, and was got into it because hefor owns the Paper For him, the experience has be On graduated Wednesday, March 27, the who high school in January 27, town clerk Jenelle in the Army for 21 years, his and instructions and a link chemotherapy and But COVID-19 Seeorganizational COUNTY, page in?” he asked over his radio. military training on tell U.S. soil. seemed con-introduced will their one little mistake and we will all be Ramer, theby building is usedhis fordaughsnow Clip in downtown Hamilton.

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

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

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

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

In from Hamilton, was recpotential but wishes similar meetings audience that she was having good use as chair of the Cowboy Ball committee Service (FS) members with the program was authorized untold 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 Bitterroot National Forest andsaid the Title 10 U.S. Code §2012 inneeds Freeman committee hopes trouble streaming the meetthe process, decade with has been won, but a to feeraise had been eradicated. like I couldn’t when Ramsey told how it was notwhat very comment, mer,and it isspoke the original roof, which hasstepping in the early 90s, and in 2012 he became Alder was the executive director until reviewing 2023 and talking about ber, about important memproviding proof of compLeting nity would help her look out 2021. military members involved in year, response toexpansion thefor 1992 “Rebuild the council that those makto handle the prosecution $50,000 this for the of the rode and Staub the Boxxe to be paid 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 Innovative Readiness Training America” initiative.

The old,” code 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 he sa surgery on October was being water taking on the position.

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

During the meeting, it was also the former YouTube chantwo of several criteria appliof the potential victims she opportunity to learn and eachpicious (IRT) focused on aiding the FS grants the DoWuse the aauthority In addition to the custom leathwhen has now commonly legitimate seven times already, time left will cut down on the heating bill and “They need to be replaced.

They’re getting bang the “The mayor, notofthe GregValley Overstreet while he was 23, 2021 for ostomy or aided what story the Bitterroot 55boarded, board members and participated the role.

Al will services be retiring in August t announced that long-time member,address Al cants must meet tolonger be eligible was a from resident at a local nel they had was no stood apart the aircraft “toaddress, provide and support about and participate Following the closure ofthe a longtime erwork, Jake’s Studio is featuring Dominic Farrenkopf (right) awards recognition to Rose Allen Photo courte considering recovered but(left. will be ready to 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 removal, the fi nal I imagine water for a scholarship. audience.

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

Steinhoff then asked if there anygle and triumphs,” said Al.ering, He said theCovid-19. organization’s According towith him for all his help to activities” remind him back from the the Chamber leadership..

The 10th annual cowboy balland –and which actuall Another of thesethis requiretreatment boarding to history. bematerials had to be provided a ride for the Selway suspenWar organizations isage notand a question and answer” from Mell ing a climbing plan, er’s Mist, a in new business haseven recently and regional artists.

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

Hower’scould in was meant to be a six-month or front door when it arrives. the city was doing, or Mitchell has been with the Chamoverarching goal for the Chamber has $60,000 him, what he was only supposed to speak for yea 10 ments is that each applicant started 11 years ago but couldn’t be held last sion bridge awaited transport. within the U.S. and its territories. to the bank as well as to the colon cancer journey. like,” recalls week’s meeting will covsession.

“It’s public did work the work no charge to opened at the same location.

Howevartists havecomment.” not shown their in at the particular cash, all of “They always direct the ever, members of the public ber for over 36 years, and spent much always been to keep businesses connectappointment to the position lasted 12 minutes.

GustsShoppe. of wind stirred, IRT is to increase mili- this a 500-word essayabout dis- the Boxxe due toand thethe pandemic – meant has been upgraded The day after that Overstreet.

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

“I just wanted who had he tried to access theplays years, andI he enjoyed every moment Jodi stated the thrum of rotating blades intentary deployment readiness while cussing the role hunting “It’s common sense to me,” year. topics: surgery, was is when realized changeover, it will remain a place ofthat should be aanswering lot of interest inand theMark new transaction. being fraudurequired,’” she adds.

Fredhe Upchurch, Savannah Deuter Oswald hold the been check given to Deuter by the Ravalli County Fish and WIldlife Assoc ly would be publicly thank Joan for helpThe Town of Stevensville recognized attorney Joan Mell, providing “key services (health of it.

“It’s a good ride for 29 numbers have been “trending ever she says, pointing out that redfirst year we’ve ever done aup Facebook page said it was not Unfortunate• Review overall “This is the fully diagnosed with that I was not art.

After two months of renovations material.

There are 16 artists in total Military landing support specialists lently deThe Bank Secrecy Act ation. Photo courtesy Fred Upchurch. care, construction, transportation, years,” said Al. “I’m looking forward to year.”

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

Berthoud asked catered dinner,” said Freeman.

The University COVID-19. taking Covid center, while hidden behind brown-paper and helicopter coordinate se- town ly, it covwas notso far, and the owners are always manded from of 1970 requires banks to and cybersecurity) with lasting being on the other side and partaking,” being scammed.

“If a person Crews also said that they said Overstreet. outcomes of the public ofPictured Montana Catering Service will provide theof had Covid-19. with Mell are, l to r, Overstreet, ered windows, Studio opened for“I patience as Jake’s she worked curing repair materials for the Selway was obviously seriously enough.

Staub’s firstwelcoming more. “We like all kinds senior citizen keep track of withdrawals benefits for our American comhe 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 are provided by 4H members. time having members of $10,000 or more in order suspension bridgedinner. to a Super Desserts Stallion very weakened,” munities.” 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 CH-53E. Photo by Alexandra Stuart, Nearly 300 U.S. guardsmen Greg Overstreet talks about his recent brush with death due to Overstreet.

“It hit Jim Crews, former mayor bank to5withdraw $15,000, it Stacie Barker.

by Victoria at 901ofS.the 1startists Streetdisplayed in Hamilton.

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by Photo Michael Howell Howell. onsite custom leatherwork byPhoto Karen such cirnity.See Staub is US Forest Service.

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by VictoriaSome Howell.

See SCAMMERS, page See STALLIONS, page 3 makes my ‘spidy’ sense tingle.”

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by Nathan Boddy.in the Lottermoser, one ofpage the owners.

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

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

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

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

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

Participants must tions in their yearlong effort to qualify tions to compete at state in all twel 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 ior. impacts aininvolved variety of pieces furniture to A new the valley.

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

Whenconcerning asked howthe thisDraft change wilf in a shooting with a robbery there will be a coroner’s inquest The deadline closed on by Victoria Howell if it would be possible The DUI Task Force approved creation of jewelry boxes.

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

95th State FFA the Convention in Billings 2023-24 district championships by Victoria Howell year, the facility took inthe just under Finley saidissued the orgabynot John Dowd The sign for Jake’s Studio, on Steby John Dowd roy, president of the Montana Rock be aware of how these changman, decided to sell off the franchise Even though franchise has split affect buyers and sellers in the valle suspect the Riverside Conoco Conwhere DCI will present their findings. the Gold Butterfly.

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

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

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

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

The project involved the creation tions to the Draft Supplemenhands, using no lasers orthreatened CNC maincrease awareness of Last weekend, while and the 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, accord-mostly, in.

Photo by John Dowd. place the suspect and standard init, these types kopf, activities director put valentine cards Theafter Stevensville Town CounPark, ain 20-acre park on the east bank have two accesses for trucksatrucks, pulling and Parks got involved. once-p and logging the letter quotes the BitterSEIS that provides aprocedure site-speathe Forest Service press release set of easily accessible items that hadThe secret hid Darby’s role in the exmost people were celebratATR 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 at Sapphire Lutheran them.

Farrenkopf really cil was split on whether to accept just to the north of the private piece of boats, and you’ve just come out of the vate piece now belongs to the state compartments where someone could stash some pedition, noting that the ing(Draft the country’s 250th root Forest Plan’s Forest-wid about 90% of the proposed but not limited to, the impacts cific forest plan amendment ware design company, now based in participate.

Some of tremendous the schools even learn aboutFestival a wide is range of agriculteam members Rahl,toKyra D SEIS) for the Gold Bluegrass returning to For some of Quinn these bands, this w officer.

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

He asked a small of land near the property.

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

The aim wa group’s activities and Sabirthday, a piece group in park Darby 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 Butterfly Project, a Bitterroot these “gentle there are facility Corvallis, gotitem acajawea nice asking the community students at schools Stevensville bridge, an that was have and negotiated the donation of the are going to under be accidents there.”

“But I giants.” think opportunity it’sThen [the piece the Park been was remembering another to provide a learning toon see t Montana, the organization owners lum. school day the dedicated and parents Ag Mechanics led by Selwyn Ha Neely Center will again be hosting do this professionally, the event is resource and financial limitasource Objective to “Mainta area designated for insect and dards.

Some objections to the 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 featured in the Lewis historic event that took considered at the March 24th council land on the west, securing potential Mayor Steve Gibson said he didn’t west] still a viable piece of land for various ways in which any young person can hide and team have fallen in love with the According to the contest orgaengaging instruction of ag teachers ett, 1st place individual with team Last year lopes. the music.

This spring music festival always asufficient treat.

Conroy highlighted who was then transported by ambuespecially proud of this during atreatment time old-growth habita disease because of the tions, Ravalli County would new decision were received little love this special envelopes and and Clark Trail Heritage place near the town 220 associated costs to rehabilitate presented with aValencheck for $7500 meeting.

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

“Iother city tofrom have, whether or not you put their substance use casual inspections. includes nearly 13,000 acres 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 and fundraiser will 18 bands one newer band by the interesting lance to the hospital.

He expired there in American history that he believes is Foundation’s newsletter. years ago.representatives 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 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. to be more reallysupport popular, and from allemptied over the area, and beyond. name of “Release the Squirrels.”

Ev fromAbout his to wounds andawas pronounced seeing lowest law en- had The group’s primary According four years resident. people piece, which is located adjacent tomostly the Then Council member Marilyn Wolff Michaelson said he up the for ley.

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

They claim the area will 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 mercial vegetative treatment than once. growing every year.

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

He added, “Hamilton mission is maintaining ans, the Lewis and Clark by Kristin Kruse utive Director Jaqueline Stevens.

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

B then younor don’t see.

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

Part of contest the logging ridden, and some just become “pasture idea came from a similar art from all the high schools in the valley. members through nationally Zane Deering, Teigen Ha of old-growth dependent is impacted by mountain pine the project, the of old growth, newdonated one willon take the stage every half and play, along with theirhave friend Ti within acame 55,000 acre areaSheriff’s ofto the The Ravalli County Office isenveapiece great place be awhere police officer.” and improving Sacajawea Expedition through 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 for awarding that gift See DUI, page they held in Houston, Texas right af- along These also include Trapper Creek Job opened tioned career and leadership ett, Kealie Hixson, Margaret Kuntz first to be created in the last “Itheads really the beetle, in 2020.

That developfirst was to the drawing board.

John Down rehabilitation of thelevy road after species.”

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

Ezzell bass.

Park, located Main theby Bitterroot Valley and and Hamilton Police Department all his 26 years with departTucked away on Fort Owen Ranch Yahraus and Stevens put their forest inevents the Sapphire Mounin 2017 by Ravalli County for use as aimpacts roads converge, the is the incrediitment would be maintained and utilized erty onon the west side ofestablished the river,and th 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, One of the problems, ac50 years.

To do this, they will door to some interesting permanent and asked for $9.5 Street in downtown was in Darby around the 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.

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

She’s originally from tothe JCCS branch manager, Andrea conversations million, which Butler said cording to Butler, was, “we “Hopefully, the third need tooccuask the community Darby.

The Fourth of July.

Thetenure Bitterispeople,” the Band, visiting purpose isits “toenvironmental promote and encour event and investigation.

However, been three these types shootings.

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

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

During the of former issues…

It isof the fastest part of the years. idate highway property into the Tow The original proposal was The next glass recycling event in button, cell phone batteries (out of feature the beauty of the state and much participation,” said Lander. students must compete and rank FFA Creed Speaking: Teigen pies the site of a former root Heritage Civic Group, 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 of nonprofit organization that offers a at came up and with the concept of Although career mayor Jim Crews, the owner of land channel the deepest part the Vickie Motley, park board Stevensville.

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

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

She’s always been a horse fan, was one of the top four vote bands from all over the valley, MisMRBA has 300 members, and they this time. the job, but he added that fortunately, free career training program side targetcenter, which is were modeled after a that highly atbeen the river ononce the northeast had channel.

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

Ravalli County and believe project is designed to improve from 10 a.m.nothing tounsure p.m. at theevent north if you don’t have batteries toabout recycl destroyed by fire and has hasCollege working tothe showthought 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 (BVCC) trustee and without success. campaign, which helped the soula, Idaho and The is abut all share thepileated same love of bluegrass after Friends of Bitterroot she is especially passionate getters.

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

According come in all forms.

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

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

She was it is contrary to current law pine marten. forest resilience to natural project, the Ravalli County single-microphone type event, with a When asked why he loves bluegras during thisolder investigation, as is stanmunity members, were during draft horses. She and 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 significance and the events grounds.

TheAccording is the the same, $1 per 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 organizaon May 7, via a mail-in ballot. public on the topic of creating under thatthe theStar single stage. toimpression Mike Con“We realize these old growt Commissioners expressed and existing agreements.” disturbances like fire, Missoula, MT 59808 dard protocol.

The Montana Dethe exchange.

Missoula Counties.

In addition to services, according to Stevens. military retiree, and their two children of a $25,000 gift in November See BLUEGRASS, pag Rockies filed suit claiming the See DARBY, page 4 surrounding the expedition 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 career training, Summit offers six-month offered species are listed i Forest officials also received and disease;The reduce sedi- program concern over impacts to drinks or relocated toindicator Montana and bought a 20from Tractor Supply.

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

Schools of allmay classifications for the Stevensville FFA:will Local Ted presented ask public foruse help with a author Carrie Guarino, “We listened Following those meetings, community college, as it was college.recycling According to also Butler mentoring, support and friendship toHallsources is broken down into three acre farm which Shinn said can suppor That sounds like a lot of comments from Philip Strobel the Forest Plan, but it is not county owned and maintained ment in the Willow “We’re really proud of for this a (second fee.together Anyfrom color, and labels available for2nd apeople fee. available science in managing reception has been This year, they will be away compete in FFA includAg Sales place team led Presenting a stated check for $7500 from JCCS to Shinn left) 1 Horsecan At by a high the metallic showcamany believe it toby be rare opportunity to incredible. create a new andmap, wanted to hold true.”

She thephase trustees said that voted inofpreviously walks through their doors.

Stevens that thegiving first isJasmin RDOequipment.com ourwhoever community and the about about 20 horses.

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

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

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

The margin.

After being created, associated with the outreac community college in the Bitand others with BVCC have sing Lewis and Clark’s exact A Time Draft Horse Rescue were, l to r: Levi Clark, CPA, Andrea Simmerman, JCCS Branch elk habitat and didn’t comThis program is the brainchild of called “personal development,” which progress we’re making, as taking care of draft isthrough Beginning March 9th, batteries Ravalli County Recycling (RCR) an in the Bitterroot, Lander said, “All ofoftrout cludes prizes to the schools of the Kalispell.

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

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

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

After ty of Montana.

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

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by Victoria Howell. of the Environmental the Fort Owen Ranch and founder tify what each individual’s specific go,” said Gay Finley, aHOME growth found the Bitterroot per pound.

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

Some previous years Bitterroot Valley; Florence, Victor, address the concerns of the approved for the creation of being significantly voted down would be only the fourth of Photo

by ExecJohn Dowd. member of the and group. the center, co-founder and Paid 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 RCFW aids future conservationists Cowboy Ball Surviving COVID Climbing Super Stallions support forest projects scheduled Plan Halfway through fiscal year, county budget looking good

Hearts full love Stevi toofrevisit refinancing bonds

Local Chamber of Commerce holds annual business meetin

New studio opens its doors inDUI Stevensville Task

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

sweeps district North valley Exit Realty has a new face fire Butterfly on suspect Bluegrass Festival Gold project draws some objections Spreading love Local draft rescue thriving When Lewis andhorse Clark came through Darby 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.

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Getting to know your Fish and Wildlife Commissioners In 2023, Gov. Greg Gianforte appointed Jeff Burrows to the Region 2 seat on the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission. He represents the west-central part of the state.

Burrows grew up in the Bitterroot Valley and graduated from Montana Tech in Butte with a bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering. He has been married to his wife Jenica for 23 years, and they have two sons, Tyler and Andrew.

Burrows has also been a Ravalli County Commissioner since 2012 and part of the Hamilton Volunteer Fire Department since 2015.

What inspired you to become a Montana Fish and Wildlife Commissioner?

We live in Montana for the amazing outdoor recreational opportunities and the abundance of fish and wildlife. It is an honor serving on a commission that helps ensure future generations will also be able to enjoy hunting, fishing, trapping and other opportunities that we all cherish.

Can you share a personal experience with Montana’s outdoors that shaped your passion for fish and wildlife conservation?

I have so many amazing experiences outdoors, but the most important ones, which also shaped my passion for conservation, are hunting and fishing with my sons and wanting to see those opportunities continue for the next generation.

with declining mule deer in some places, I believe we need to ensure we manage for a healthy mule deer population. Like most Montanans, I enjoy catching a variety of our trout species, but the most amazing fish I have caught in Montana is a paddlefish.

Pulling a nearly 100-pound fish out of the murky waters of the Missouri River is an amazing experience!

What unique skills or perspectives do you bring to the commission?

My experience as a Ravalli County Commissioner gives me a unique perspective and helps me better understand the impacts and dynamics of land use, economy, forest management and state and federal policy on fish and wildlife management and vice versa.

How can the public best engage with you and the commission?

Montanans are passionate about our fish, wildlife and recreation, and every decision by the commission has a public comment opportunity associated. That information that we get from our public is essential. Email communication is the most efficient method to directly reach me, and my email is commissionerregion2@ mtfwp.org. All seven of the commissioners’ email and phone numbers can be found on the FWP website: fwp.mt.gov/aboutfwp/commission/ members.

What’s your favorite Montana species to fish, hunt or observe, and why?

I do not think there is a more rewarding and challenging species to hunt than elk. I also enjoy observing mule deer, and

Jeff Burrows of the Bitterroot Valley represents the Region 2 seat on the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission. Photo courtesy Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks.

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by Victoria Howell shelter. $140,000. a levy, so this tion Howell by Kristin Kruse According The park additional imp ther It’s been a long time to Colleen board made property taxes incl The Hamilton Trap Club has Schmiedeke, coming, but the new Three the decision In addition Bitterroot Health Mile Community Center is up who serves on to take out project was been a fixture in the Bitterroot poo held a groundbreakby Michael Howell anda cut the ribbon atpa l and running.

Located at 4433 both the park loan to finish Three Mile Co Valley since 1947.

A place for and ceremony, said concer ing last Wednesday Sunnyside Cemetery Road, board and the the project.

Center (the offi trap enthusiasts and hunting B An open house celebration was organization’s 50 year for new is medical theits center on east soside community She said they which raised o sport shooters tothe gather, they held last week at the Bitter Root center board, was started by a bunch complex that will beThe of Lone Rock Park. buildworked with through comm cialize, compete and hone their Humane Association’s (BRHA) new ladies in 1972 and it’s ing contains large meeting as a they started Farmers State rummage the sales skills, the north cluba also built just of functions animal located on Fairgrounds little old ladie room, ashelter warming kitchen, a the working on Bank to bunch keep ofand donations by s 501c3 non-profit supporting Stevensville at the Road in Hamilton.

The event Butts, Presid state-of-the-art audio visual this a in 2012 their loan Kathienity members community by providing youth served and corner ofand Kootenai double purpose. included Board, said, “This orga system, a gorgeous view a ribbon and incorpopayments contributors programs such as It The Bitteron w c Creek Road and of the Bitterroot Mountains totherated reasonable.

Mile Fireway Dist cutting ceremony in honor of new in 2014. come such a long root Blasters.

According to club expa Hwy 93. including the west.

She said the Those payRock 50 Park and members, hundreds of kids have facility, tours of the whole started about years “We The building is now home total cost is ments come ily of Foundation John Bishop, Bitparticipated in an that program building, and array of food and huge sense responsi careb to the senior center and the approximateout of park Schmiedek over the years.

Along with their terroot Health CEO, drink in honor of the organization’s those who have come Weekend Backpack Program taxes that are it as were many own the club supports ly $500,000. s 50thprograms, birthday. make good as he itvo ca said that Marcus that serves Lone Rock School.

When already being helped on theL charities and has raised over The privatehad non-profit organization the course for the next Daly Hospital The surrounding park conSchmiedeke assessed, TMCSC receiv $165,000 for the Shriners and peth was fi rst organized in 1972.

In 1984, McCormack said th tains soccer and baseball Schmiedeke prices from co The Montana Hope Project. The “got really Countess Margarite Bessenyey, the conducte hosp fields, tennis and volleyball involved,” the Three Mile Community Senior Center board members, l to r, Colis proudorganization that general contra club is utilized by local schools, leen Schmiedeke, Joyce Pando and Wendy Audiss in front of the granddaughter ofpath, Marcus Daly, gave fundraising campaign said courts, a walking a playgroup had they didn’t Teller Wildlife Refuge, Boy Scouts See new community center at Lone Rock Park. Photo by V. Howell. the Triple BRHA land on Fairgrounds construction but then ground and a covered picnic raised Bitterroot about have to run has and Creek Ranch, among Road Chamber of Commerce Director Al Mitchell holds the group spell-bound as Bitwith a 99-year lease. Six years later, pandemic hit and cons others. in th ter Root Humane Association Board Member Sue McCormack prepares to cut the ribbon in 1990, the Bessenyey deeded skyrocketed. As a resu The current executiveestate diJohn Bishop, pictured from left, leads a gathering people involved in the ther celebrating the opening of the new animalfifth shelter in Hamilton.

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by Michaelof Howell. the land to the organization had to take out a mort rector, Tom Allsop, has been where dela Bitterroot Health project in a ceremonial groundbreaking.

The facility on Trap the property that had housed Sueby McCormack, who serves on Hamilton Club members line up forbuilding athe shoot. Photo Kristin Kruse. the current shelter is located.

See TRAP, pageThe 5 See pan shelter since 1984. theat organization’s of directors will be built on land located the corner ofboard Kootenai Creek Road and Hwy 93 new building replaces an old building thei just north of the Stevensville Junction.

by Nathan Boddy cumstances, having She a the encountered people most Christine Staub, a driving falling victim to mail way t facil Darby, Victor and Corvallis, as well as been providing “quality, force at the Boxxe Shoppe at fraud in the past. Hamilton. abuse of a “medical center” ra accessible, personalized 901 S. 1st Street, was recently As a certified shipto ask clinic. She also said tha health for 90 years. presented with a Certificate of care” ping depot for FedEx, The new 12-acre campus will and s Murphy.

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Last week the Ravalli County Com proved a memorandum

by John Dowd of the franchise, many should not noand the south portions of the valley,adoption ExitofRealty team will c ing with the Ravalli County DUI as Tas tice the change at all, and it may lead separated at Victor Crossing.

After the ing and marketing o Protection Age Nationalto Forest 1987 Forest aspen and whitebark pine; the commissioners statedwant MAPS Media Institute to produce av

by Since Michael Howell January 2, Exit Realty in the some positive growth in the future. sale, the south portion was purchased to change a whol to help parents keep tabs on their that “Ravalli County objects contains recom Plan. manage timber to provide Bitterroot has gone through some big Last year, the previous Exit Realty

by Kathy Butts, and the north by out of the gate,” saidch L ior. impacts to When forest products and jobs; and to unmitigated concerning A new record of decision changes, but many in the Lendman. asked howthe th The deadline closed onvalley by Victoria Howell if itmay would befranchise possible owners, Tina and Max ColeThe DUI Task Force approved by Victoria Howell year, the facility took inth ju not be aware of how these man, decided to sell off the franchise Eveninthough the franchise has split affect buyers and Butte seller thewhen Gold was issued December 17,would retain old growthwith status all county to put envelopes on January 18, for filing objec-changby Victoria Howell hison property which in effect the highway, whichowned/maintained is aa state addressed pr Mischief$240,000 Room lastand May and the co spent every Lendman said that it w es might affect them.

Fortunately, rights that pertained to the Bitterroot in the valley, Exit Realty is still the roads heavy equipment the scopean o 2021 accompanied by a to Draft treatment to Dominic Farrenall the doors and shutthen off access Stevensville Riverunits. According highway, because nowfrom you’re going to on it. sold toproject aing new owner signed off The involved tions to the Draft SupplemenThere are no paid employ Jasmin Shinn, founder and according to Kim director Lendman, now the When they sold fransame company.

Additionally, accord-mostly, kopf, put valentine cards The activities Stevensville Town CounPark, ain 20-acre park onit, the east bank have release two accesses forlogging trucksatrucks, pulling and Parks got involved athe Forest Service press and theitems letter quot SEIS thatValley. provides a site-speset of easily accessible that h tal Environmental Statement current owner of the north valley half chise was split between the north ing to Lendman, the whole Bitterroot executive director of 1 Horse volunteer organization.

Bu See them.

Farrenkopf really Sapphire Lutheran cilatwas split on whether to accept just to the north of the private piece ofthe boats, and you’ve just come out to, of the vate piece now belong compartments where someone could cific forest plan amendment about 90% of proposed but not limited the impacts root Forest Pla (Draft SEIS) for the Gold Atsmall A Time Horse Rescue it costs about $200 perfish m Homes inDraft Hamilton, is liked the idea.

He asked a piece of park land near the property.

Crews the county Stevi Wyean at 45 miles per hour - there and developed drugs or hide a small of whiske defining old-growth stan-contacted treatment areas are within to Willow Creek Road.

Due tois aflask Management W Butterfly Project, a Bitterroot facility Corvallis, gotitem a nice “gentle askinginthe community students Stevensville bridge, an that was at schools and negotiated the donation of the are going to be accidents there.”

“But I giants.” think opport it’sThen [th to providethese parents a learning source Objecti dards. Some objections to securing the area designated for insect and and financial limitaveterinary bills, therapy, t boost last week when she was to send his athat and daycares to make National Forest project considered atresidents the March 24th council land on the west, potential Mayor Steve resource Gibson said he didn’t west] still a viable various ways in which any youngpiec per Last year the envelopes. the disease tions, Ravalli County would sufficient old-g new decision were received treatment because of little love this Valenspecial envelopes and presented with a check for $7500 other associated costs to r meeting.

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

“I city to have, whether o their substance use from casual insp includes nearly 13,000 acres were so full they The project is now tine’s decorate them for each revert toDay. the county.

The 1.52-acre the access dispute. only liability,” Gibson. money into developing dense pockets oflopes deadsee andadynot said be able to accommodate onWhen suitable tim January 18 deadline from representatives of JCCS, anby the horses. they’r Glendathese Wiles, Director of the DU of commercial and non-comhad to be emptied more really popular, and About years resident. people piece, whichfour located to the Then Council Wolff Michaelson said he looked upwhat the for ley. are man said sheadoption, tells“There parents is,so “If you accounting fiis rm with aadjacent branch most can be support viable mostly having to do member with the Marilyn ing trees.

They claim the area the necessary maintenance mercial vegetative treatment than once. growing every year. ago, a in resident came drop off valenBitterroot River on the northwest side said she had apotenreal problem with old minutes andduring found that the land I see. think can be used then you don’t If it you don’t see, located Hamilton.

Part of could the logging ridden, and some just becft is impacted by mountain pine the project, nor the of old-growth of old growth, within a 55,000 acre area of to Farrenkopf to see tines to fill the enveof the bridge, was offered to the Town this piece of land.

“It’s where two was donated on the condition that looking long term, if y See VALENTINES, page 10 selection for awarding that gift first pets.”

See to the drawing by John Down to be created in theand lastto “It really openedbark the beetle, in 2020. That of first levy was to converge, wildlife Douglas-fir rehabilitation the road afteron the species.”

The le forest inby the Sapphire Mounin 2017 Ravalli for usetial as aimpacts roads the bankbeetle, is incrediit would be maintained and utilized west side o was online voting County and according 1 erty Horse AOne Time was 50 years.

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I think there are liability for western recreational purposes within five you have access to pot tains east of Corvallis. to JCCS branch manager, Shinn in cording 2018. She’s or million, which Butler by said to But “Hopefully, the third tryAndrea need to ask the community conversations with people,” of its environm Bitterroot National Forest spruce budwormyears. damage.

County objects to shiftingidate highway During the tenure of former issues…

It is the fastest part of the propert The original proposal was is the charm,” commented to pass a levy, which BVCC said Butter, speaking about was exorbitant and occurred sumed people Simmerman, 1 Horse At A Time Germany where she grew mayor Jim Crews, the owner of land channel and thethe deepest part of the Vickie Motley, park board memof Stevensville.

Ianalys think financial burden of the project quences officials have stated Although in general withdrawn in August of vote 2020side has Bitterroot Community to do twicethat before their recent “Ask and said Listen” because the trustees were Bitterroot Vall was one ofValley the top four horses. She’s always been at the river on the northeast hadtried channel. you were to develop thatwith ber, that nothing had been done RDO Equipm agreement proposed to Ravalli County andbut believe the pileated wo project is designedIfto improve College was.”

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She Theresilience vote will to take place organization to speak with the process worked.

Theydraft were seems to have pine marten. forest natural project, the Ravalli County it is contrary to current lawhorses. check followed inwas the wake SheRunning and her andThat Alliance the Wild speaking about the organizaon May 7, via a mail-in ballot. public on the topic of creating under the impression that the misunderstand and existing agreements.”

“We realize the disturbances like fire, insects Commissioners expressed Missoula, M of a $25,000 gift claiming in November military retiree, and their Rockies filed suit the tion’s upcoming attempt to According toreduce trusteesedichair the college. public independent of spec the c concern over impacts to Forest desired officials an also received indicator and disease; from Tractor Supply. relocated tonature Montana and 406-549agency failed to use thewith besta ask the public for help Carrie Guarino, “We listened Following those meetings, community college, as it was college. Accord That sounds a lot of acre farm which ShinnPlan sai ment sources Willow county owned and maintained comments the Forest available sciencelike in managing Presenting a the check for $7500 JCCS to Jasmin Shinn (second from left)in ofpreviously 1 from HorsePhilip At by aStrobel rare opportunity to create a and wanted toin hold true.”

She from the trustees said that this voted high many people b RDOequipm money but, according to Shinn, about 20 horses.

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STALLIONS: IRT brings military, Forest Service together in Bitterroot Continued from page 1 and active-duty reservists will be participating in IRT activities in the Bitterroot Valley throughout July. About 150 members arrived in the first wave late in June, said FS District Ranger of the Darby-Sula Ranger District Steve Brown. After their two-week training requirement is met, a second wave will arrive for another two weeks of collaborative efforts to complete FS projects. This is an opportunity for different military branches to train with each other and work towards a larger goal, said Master Sgt. Newman.

Brown learned about IRT from a work colleague who became familiar with the program during his time with the Air National Guard.

“When he came up here, he started telling me about this program and how you can make proposals for [the military] to come help you with projects. So, [the FS] started working on it. It was probably about two years ago that we made the first proposal. We were not initially accepted, but then in the next round, we were. Over the past year, we have been involved with the various units’ planning.”

IRT in the Bitterroot Valley is the largest operation of its kind taking place in the U.S. this year, and “300 people is double the Bitterroot National Forest work force,” said Brown. “For each project that they are working on, we’ve identified a [FS] project lead, and that person is responsible for coordinating with the military and communicating to them, making

sure they understand what the need for that project is.”

Initiatives were selected based on the benefits they would provide from a military training standpoint and their ability to be completed during the military’s stay. They include trail and road maintenance, historic cabin restoration, windstorm damage repair and water system upgrades throughout the West Fork and Darby-Sula Ranger Districts.

Marine Master Sgt. Newman explained that helicopter sling load training typically involves moving massive cinder blocks weighing from 2,000 to 8,000 pounds. Transporting materials for the FS, he said, will provide reservists with experience securing different materials in real-world scenarios.

Military presence has not only been a boon to the valley in the sheer amount of manpower dedicated to FS undertakings, but the strategies implemented have made it possible to take on obstacles in new ways. One such novel application is the use of an explosive ordnance team to blow out culverts and clear large rocks blocking trails.

“We have some de-commissioned roads where the culverts never got pulled out, but the roads have grown in,” said Brown. “So, if we wanted to go back there with an excavator and pull those culverts, we’d have to cut the roads back out and reopen them…

If the culverts clog during a rain

Marine Master Sgt. Newman is involved with military Innovative Readiness Training in the Bitterroot National Forest this year. His mission is to help increase deployment readiness through community service and collaborative efforts with the U.S. Forest Service. Photo by Sarah Glass. event or something, then the water will just blow the road out and put sediment in the stream.”

Brown mentioned that bringing IRT operations to the valley would not have been possible without the immense show of community support it received.

The Ravalli County Airport is providing space to house the military’s two Super Stallion CH-53E helicopters; The Town of Darby has opened the high school gymnasium and football field to accommodate military personnel lodgings, and Trapper Creek Job Corps is participating as well.

Brown hopes the experience will pave the way for future IRT partnerships in the Bitterroot.

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DARBY: Sacajawea descendants speak about ancestors Continued from page 1

community gathering place through volunteer efforts and local partnerships.

Among the park’s recent improvements are decorative banners installed with assistance from the Trapper Creek Job Corps. The park is also home to a brass sculpture of Sacajawea that was cast from the same mold used for the statue displayed at Fort Clatsop in Oregon. According to Finley, the Darby statue is the third casting made from that mold.

Sacajawea Day is one of three annual events organized by the civic group. The second, Writers Day, is held Aug. 1 in Darby’s larger town park, where local authors gather to read selections from their work.

“It has been excellent,” Finley said of the event.

The group’s third annual gathering is a chili festival held each September, where attendees sample a variety of chili recipes and vote for their favorites. Organizers also plan to expand the festival by adding art demonstrations and other activities designed to showcase local talent.

Finley said the organization is always looking for new members interested in preserving Darby’s history and supporting community projects.

Ted Hall, a local author, spoke before the guest speaker arrived.

Hall has written two books about the expedition and has been very active in researching the expedition and pinpointing locations.

He unveiled a new metal map based on Clark’s maps and modern GPS data. According to Hall, some of Clark’s maps are difficult to use to pinpoint exact locations because of issues with scale and perspective. However, he credited Clark’s maps with providing a near “perfect inventory” of trails, streams and waterways.

Using this information, Hall said researchers were able to create a highly accurate map of the Lewis Above, Rozina George speaks at last week’s Sacajawea Day event, hosted by the Bitterroot Heritage Civic Group.

At left, Zahnive George Bettles shows the audience her son’s cradleboard.

Photos by John Dowd. and Clark Expedition’s route.

The map also features a QR code linking to an online interactive version, where users can zoom in and follow the expedition’s route.

“So you can see exactly where Lewis and Clark went,” Hall said.

The overall map shows the expedition’s path through Ravalli County.

The event’s featured speaker, Rozina George, offered attendees a Native perspective on the expedition. George is Lemhi Shoshone and a descendant of Sacajawea.

Her presentation focused on Jean Baptiste Charbonneau, the son of Sacajawea

and French-Canadian fur trader Toussaint Charbonneau, who joined the Lewis and Clark Expedition as an interpreter.

Sacajawea’s knowledge of the Shoshone people, her ability to communicate in multiple languages and her familiarity with portions of the country west of the Rocky Mountains proved invaluable as the expedition crossed the West.

Jean Baptiste was born near the beginning of the journey and accompanied his mother for more than 5,000 miles as the expedition traveled across the continent. George explained that much of the trip was made with the infant secured in a traditional cradleboard.

George’s daughter, Zahnive George Bettles, demonstrated a Shoshone cradleboard by placing her young son inside the handcrafted carrier for the audience to see.

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Stockman Bank announces plans for new permanent Hamilton location Stockman Bank announces plans for a new three-story banking facility at the corner of Pine Street and North First Street in Hamilton, representing a significant long-term investment in the Bitterroot Valley and the communities it serves.

The project will begin with the deconstruction of the existing building, with demolition expected to start in mid-July.

Following site preparation, construction of the new facility will begin, with completion anticipated in 2027.

The new building will feature

a modern Stockman Bank on the first two floors, along with additional space designed for commercial tenants. The property has a rich history within the community. From the 1920s through 2020, the building served as a cherry processing and canning facility owned by the Parker family, playing an important role in the area’s agricultural heritage.

Stockman Bank entered the Bitterroot Valley in 2025, opening locations in Hamilton and Stevensville. The current Hamilton location at 170 South 2nd

Street, Suite B, serves as a temporary location while plans for a permanent downtown bank moved forward. Stockman also has a bank in Stevensville, located at 318 Main Street.

In addition to investing in a new permanent facility, Stockman Bank is creating new employment opportunities in the valley. The bank is actively hiring for positions at both its Hamilton and Stevensville locations as it expands its presence and builds a team dedicated to serving the Bitterroot Valley.

“We are thrilled to establish

a permanent presence in Hamilton that reflects our longterm commitment to this community,” said Simon McCann, Bitterroot Market President for Stockman Bank. “As we begin this next chapter, we are making an investment that will serve Hamilton and the surrounding communities for generations to come. We look forward to creating a space that supports our customers and employees, provides new commercial lease opportunities, and contributes to the continued vitality of downtown Hamilton.”

Since expanding to the Bitterroot, Stockman Bank has become an active community partner, supporting local nonprofits, schools, youth programs, civic organizations and community events throughout the valley.

The new facility reflects the bank’s continued investment in the region and its commitment to providing local service and local decision-making for years to come.

Stockman Bank is Montana’s largest, family-owned community bank, with full-service locations across the state.

Spring mule deer surveys indicate good fawn recruitment

by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks biologists in west-central Montana say that mule deer spring surveys showed that another mild winter helped with fawn survival and recruitment into the population across several areas of the region.

Fawns have high mortality during their first year of life, and those that survive are considered “recruited” into the population.

Recruitment metrics are an important indicator for growth in the population, which means that years with high fawn recruitment generally lead to population growth and potentially more hunting opportunities in successive years.

Specifically, west-central Montana’s Region 2 biologists reported high fawn recruitment in several survey areas in the Upper and Lower Clark Fork and Bitterroot Valley.

In the Upper ‘Clark Fork Face’ trend area in Hunting Districts (HDs) 291 and 292, fawn recruitment was up 34% from the previous year, with fawn to adult ratios of 43 fawns per 100 adults and 46 fawns per 100 adults respectively. In HD 202 in the Lower Clark Fork, fawn recruitment has remained high over the last several years with fawn to adult ratios above 50 fawns per 100 adults.

Hunting District 270 in the southeast Bitterroot Valley is a desirable limited entry buck hunting opportunity and has had the longest consistent history of survey data collection in the region. This year’s fawn recruitment was 52 fawns per 100 adults, a 31% increase from the previous year. Spring surveys in this district have also shown an upward trend in deer numbers over the last 5-10 years, although this year’s count (1,753) was slightly lower than last year (2,018).

This was one example of an area in state where spring survey conditions were more challenging than usual this season. A mild winter and early spring meant that deer were more spread out and not concentrated in smaller greening landscapes like they often are, making overall counts harder to obtain in some areas.

Annual counts can fluctuate from year to year based on survey conditions, which is why biologists look at the trend in the data over successive years, combined with other information, to get a clearer understanding of population trajectory.

Buck harvest is another important metric that can be an indicator for population trends in districts that are managed on a general hunting license. In west-central Montana, several districts are showing an increasing trend in buck harvest in the short-term (five years) and/or long-term (20 years), which is also a positive indicator for more widespread mule deer population growth across the region.

Notable general license hunting districts with increasing buck harvest trends in the short and/or long-term are HDs 201, 216, 217, 281, 285, 292, 293 and 298. Other hunting districts, such as HD 200 and 215, are stable, and HD 214 shows a decreasing trend. Other districts are difficult to evaluate because of special harvest regulations or hunting district boundary changes in recent years.

Weather conditions can have dramatic impacts on mule deer populations. Hard winters and summer drought can lead to low survival, especially for fawns. In west-central Montana, the last three winters have been mild with this last winter exceptionally mild, with little snow and higher than normal temperatures, creating favorable conditions for mule deer and other big game. The mild winter in 2025-26 is likely the primary driver for the high fawn recruitment recorded by biologists this year.

Other factors that can affect mule deer numbers are habitat conditions, predation, disease, and competition with white-tailed deer and elk. Right now, west-central Montana Region 2 biologists are closely tracking the emergence of Chronic Wasting Disease in mule deer in the Upper Clark Fork in HDs 213 and 215, where two new positive samples were detected in recent months after the first positive sample was detected during the 2023-24 hunting season.

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Sports Wednesday, July 8, 2026

by Scott Sacry Sports Editor

Sabres complete successful season The Stevensville Sabres Soccer Club recently completed their 2026 spring/ summer season. The Sabres enjoyed another successful campaign, participating in games and tournaments across Western Montana. The club fielded five teams this year: U12 Coed, U14 Coed, U16 Boys, U17 Girls and U19 Boys.

Season highlights

The Sabres U12 Coed team took second place in the Bronze division of the Montana Showcase Tournament held in Helena on May 9–10.

The Sabres U17 Girls team won the championship trophy at the Montana Cup Tournament in Great Falls on May 16–17.

At the same tournament, the U16 and U19 boys’ teams both placed second.

The U16 boys’ team took second in the Intermountain Cup tournament held in Missoula on June 13–14.

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The Sabres Soccer Club, founded in

1991, is one of the oldest youth soccer programs in Montana. The Sabres welcome all players from Hamilton to Frenchtown, providing an affordable and competitive soccer program.

To learn more about the Sabres Soccer Club, visit sabresfc.org or their Facebook page at facebook.com/SabresSoccerClub.

The Stevensville Sabres Soccer Club had another successful season this year. Stevensville Sabres Soccer Club teams: top left, U16 Boys, top right, U12 Coed, bottom left, U17 Girls, bottom right U19 Boys. Photos courtesy Cathi Cook.

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RUN: organizers encourage early registration Continued from page 1 Robert, whose family and friends wanted to create a way to bring people together in his memory.

“My son wanted to do something for people after the funeral,” Martin said.

“We held a run the next day.”

The idea resonated with Robert’s parents because it gave friends and family a chance to gather in a positive way while honoring his life.

The first run attracted about 300 participants. Eight years later, organizers expect that number to top 1,200.

“It’s crazy to see that many people having a great time,” Martin said.

This year’s event includes several new additions, including “Capes for Kids,” inspired by Robert’s love of wearing superhero capes.

“He felt like a superhero when he wore one,” Martin said. “We want to bring the magic of his spirit back, but also bring the spirits of other kids to life.”

Martin expects the start of the race to be especially memorable as children wearing capes head down the course together.

“That first hundred yards is going to be absolutely nuts,” he said.

The event will also feature expanded festival games, several of them new this year, along with ice cream sandwiches at the finish line — one of Robert’s

Above, youth stand at the front line, waiting for the race to start last year. At left, festival games last year. Photos courtesy Doug Martin. favorite treats. Organizers have happen. It’s their efforts.”

More than 100 volunteers are expectalso incorporated Robert’s own ed to help with this year’s race, supporthandwriting into the font used ed by more than 70 sponsors. for event materials, adding “It wouldn’t be possible if we didn’t another personal touch to the have their support,” Martin said. celebration.

Packet pickup will be held from 4 Despite the road closures p.m. to 8 p.m. the evening before the required for race day, Martin race at Hamilton High School, where said the Hamilton community the event will begin. Race awards, which has continued to embrace the are handcrafted this year, were created event. by one of Robert’s friends, now a high “People are super supportschool student. ive,” he said.

Participants can register online Martin was quick to credit through the Robert’s Run website. the race committee and volunWhile registration remains open teers for the event’s continued through race morning, organizers success. strongly encourage runners to sign “I often get the credit beup early to save money and help with cause I’m the one speaking planning. Volunteers can also register during the events,” he said. through the event website, robertsrun.

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MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE NAME CHANGE OF Christine Marie Greene: Christine Marie Greene, Petitioner.

Cause No.: DV-41-20260000254-NC Dept No.: Howard F. Recht NOTICE OF HEARING ON NAME CHANGE This is a notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from Christine Marie Greene to Christine Marie Smith. The hearing will be on July 22, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County.

Dated June 9, 2026. /s/Paige Trautwein, Clerk of District Court BS 6-17, 6-24, 7-1, 7-8-2026.

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/s/David B. Cotner Taylor N. Eisenzimer Attorneys for Personal Representative BS 7-1, 7-8, 7-15-2026.

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claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to Richard Alan Bailey, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at Cheeney Law, PLLC, PO Box 212, Hamilton, MT 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court.

DATED the 17th day of June 2026. /s/ Richard Alan Bailey, Personal Representative BS 6-24, 7-1, 7-8-2026.

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

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

Dated June 25, 2026.

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

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MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE NAME CHANGE OF Dana Biesterfeldt: Dana Biesterfeldt, Petitioner.

Cause No.: DV-41-20260000241-NC 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 Dana Biesterfeldt to Margarete Dana Margarete Hanlin. The hearing will be on July 15, 2026, at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County.

Dated June 3, 2026.

Paige Trautwein, Clerk of District Court /s/ Michelle Goldman, Deputy Clerk of Court BS 6-24, 7-1, 7-8, 7-15-2026.

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

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

For further information, please contact the Ravalli County Treasurer at 215 S. 4th St., Suite H, Hamilton MT 59840 or at 406375-6580.

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

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

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

DATED this 22th day of June, 2026.

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

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

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

Dated June 25, 2026.

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

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David B. Cotner Taylor N. Eisenzimer Cotner Ryan Blackford, PLLC 321 W. Broadway St., Suite

Missoula, MT 59802 Telephone: (406) 541-1111 Facsimile: (406) 541-1122 Email: dcotner@cotnerlaw. com teisenzimer@cotnerlaw.com Attorneys for Applicant Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN RE THE ESTATE OF CORY A. JOHNSON, Deceased.

Probate No.: DP-26-74 Dept. No. 2 Hon. Jennifer B. Lint NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Rachel Kramer has been appointed Personal Representatives of the above-named estate.

All persons having claims against the decedent are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must be mailed to David B. Cotner and Taylor N. Eisenzimer, of Cotner Ryan Blackford, PLLC, the attorney for the Estate, return receipt requested, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court.

Dated this 22nd day of June 2026.

Naomi J. Cheeney Cheeney Law, PLLC PO Box 212 Hamilton, MT 59840 Phone: (406) 363-9060 Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DOROTHY W. LOGOZZO, Deceased.

Case No.: DP-41-2026-77 Dept. No. 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the above-named Estate.

All persons having claims against the Decedent are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said

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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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.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CITY OF HAMILTON ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Variance Request #2026-02, 100 Sandalwood Court – A request by Seth and Shelby Troutt for a variance from the 20-foot rear yard setback requirement in Title 17 of the Hamilton Municipal Code (HMC) 17.08.100.

The applicant is requesting a 17-foot rear yard setback. This request falls under “variances” in HMC Section 17.12.070, which provides a process for Zoning

Board of Adjustment review and decision on requests to vary from zoning district standards.

The property is approximately 7,002sqft., and addressed as 100 Sandalwood Court, Hamilton, MT. 59840. The property is identified by Ravalli County Tax ID # 610382 and Geocode 13-146819-3-01-70-0000, and is legally described as: Lot 41, Stonegate Meadows, Phase III, Ravalli County, Montana, according to the recorded plat thereof.

The Hamilton Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to take public comment and consider a decision on the variance request on Monday, July 27, 2026 at 5:30 PM on the 2nd floor of Hamilton City Hall, 223 South 2nd Street, Hamilton, MT. The public may attend and make comment in person, or on the internet / by phone through Zoom. Instructions are available on the City of Hamilton website www.cityofhamilton.net, or by contacting aenglish@cityofhamilton.net.

Comments prior to the hearing may be submitted to the City of Hamilton Planning Department at aenglish@cityofhamilton.net or 223 South 2nd Street, Hamilton, MT 59840. Related materials will be made available on the City of Hamilton website prior to the meetings, and can be obtained by contacting the Planning Department at (406) 363-2101 or aenglish@cityofhamilton.net.

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MNAXLP Daniel Browder, Esq. Browder Law, PLLC 217 North 3rd Street, Suite J Hamilton, MT 59840 Telephone: (406) 361-3677 Facsimile: (406) 361-2999 Email: browderlawmont@gmail.com Attorney for Tiffney Fischer MONTANA TWENTY FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DAWN GODDARD, Deceased.

Cause No. DP-2026-80 Dept. No. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Tiffney Fischer has been appointed Personal Representative of the above-named estate. All persons having claims against the decedent are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to the Personal Representative, Tiffney Fischer, return receipt requested, c/o: Browder Law, PLLC, 217 North Third Street, Suite J, Hamilton, Montana, 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court.

DATED this 30th day of June, 2026.

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Expect clear skies tonight, overnight low of 54°. West southwest wind 2 to 10 mph. The record low for tonight is 36° set in 1959. Thursday, skies will be sunny, high temperature of 87°, humidity of 29%. West southwest wind 2 to 5 mph. Thursday night, skies will be clear, overnight low of 55°. West southwest wind 1 to 5 mph.

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

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

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

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

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JoAnn King Dutton JoAnn King Dutton, 93, of Hamilton, MT passed away from natural causes Saturday, June 20, 2026 at The Remington. She was born December 22, 1932 in Missoula, Montana the daughter of Frank Tripp and Ora King.

JoAnn was raised in Valley Creek near Arlee, Montana and Missoula, MT. She graduated from Missoula County High School in 1951. She met her future husband at the Fox movie theater while playing “hooky” from school. On October 6, 1951, she married Allan J. Dutton in Missoula, Montana. Al and Jo were shy of celebrating their 75th wedding anniversary! They lived in Missoula, Kalispell and settled in Hamilton. Sons Ross Allan was born in 1952 and Daniel Dean followed in 1953.

JoAnn had a lifelong passion for dogs and she devoted much of her life to their care and well-being. She worked with a local veterinarian as a dog groomer before opening her own business. She founded RODAN kennels where she bred and raised Miniature Schnauzers and Fox Terriers, while also providing grooming and boarding services. She was a professional dog show judge and her expertise earned her recognition allowing her to travel throughout the United States and internationally including China, South Africa and Australia. JoAnn was a proud member of the 5 Valleys Kennel Club where she shared knowledge and friendship with other dog enthusiasts.

JoAnn also enjoyed travelling with Allan including many

cruises, trips to Hawaii, and Nashville to see the Grand Ole Opry.

JoAnn is preceded in death by her parents, sister Beverly Pearson and niece Kathy Pearson Mavity and nephew Scott Pearson. Her husband Allan passed away 2 months ago bringing to a close a remarkable love story that spanned nearly 75 years of marriage. Their family finds comfort in knowing they are together again after a lifetime devoted to one another. JoAnn is survived by sons Ross (Wendy) Dutton and Dan Dutton. Grandchildren Hilary (Carlos) Mendeguia – Drew Briggeman, Amaya Mendeguia; Bryon Dutton; Desiree Dutton (Reed Cole) – Lane, Cierra and Brennan Cole; Alexis Dutton – Mariah Struzynski (Jeremy) Ezrae and Banks, Hayden Hart; and Ashley Christopherson (Dalton) – Reagan and Clark Christopherson. She is also survived by her niece Judy Pearson Gustafson along with many several great-nieces and nephews.

A Celebration of Life will be held at Daly-Leach Chapel on Monday, July 13, 2026, at 11:00 a.m., immediately followed by a luncheon for family and friends in the Daly-Leach Community Room.

Honorary Pallbearers are great-grandchildren Drew Briggeman, Amaya Mendeguia, Lane Cole, Cierra Cole, Brennan Cole, Mariah Struzynski, Hayden Hart, Reagan Christopherson, and Clark Christopherson.

Death Notices Shirley L. Hinrichs

Michael Green

William J. Haberman

Hamilton - Shirley L. Hinrichs, 74, passed away suddenly in the evening of Tuesday, June 30, 2026, at Bitterroot Health, surrounded by her family. Brothers Mortuary & Crematory are honored to care for Mrs. Hinrichs. Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at www.brothersmortuary.com.

Missoula - Michael Green, 81, of Lolo, passed away in the early morning of Monday June 29, 2026 at St. Patrick Hospital. Brothers Mortuary & Crematory are honored to care for Mr. Green. Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at www.brothersmortuary.com.

Victor - William J. Haberman, 78, of Hamilton, passed away suddenly on Wednesday June 24, 2026.

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Superior - Shana Williams, 65, passed away suddenly in the morning of Monday June 29, 2026 at Mineral County Hospital.

Brothers Mortuary and Crematory are honored to care for Mrs. Williams. Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at www.brothersmortuary.com.

Hamilton - Ronald L. “Ron” Hosea, 91, passed away in the morning, with Dee by his bedside, Saturday, June 20, 2026, at the Bitterroot Health in Hamilton. Brothers Mortuary & Crematory are honored to care for Mr. Hosea. Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at www.brothersmortuary.com.

Florence - Gerhard David Wegan, 82, passed away on Friday, June 26, 2026 at his home. Whitesitt Funeral Home is assisting the family.

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Sara Lockhart

Stevensville - Sara Lockhart, 47, passed away at home in the early morning of Wednesday, June 24, 2026, with her loving husband at her side. Brothers Mortuary and Crematory is honored to care for Ms. Lockhart. Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at www.brothersmortuary.com

Ann Harding

Hamilton - Ann Harding, 73, passed away in the early evening of Monday, June 22, 2026 at Beehive Homes in Hamilton, surrounded by her loving family. Brothers Mortuary & Crematory are honored to care for Ms. Harding. Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at www.brothersmortuary.com

William P. Holzer

Hamilton - Georgianna F. Meehan, 75, passed away peacefully in the evening, with her husband holding her hand, Thursday, June 18, 2026 at the Community Medical Center in Missoula.

Brothers Mortuary & Crematory are honored to care for Mrs. Meehan. Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at www. brothersmortuary.com.

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Charles Lee ‘Chuck’ Jenne, Sr.

Missoula - Larry Dale Clawson, 77, passed away on June 21, 2026 in Missoula.

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Wednesday, July 8, 2026

Young patriots helped veterans prepare Stevi for Fourth of July

by Mike Hudgins On a warm July morning, American flags made their way down Stevensville’s Main Street one light pole at a time. Veterans from American Legion Post 94 climbed ladders to secure them overhead while preschoolers from Sapphire Early Learning Center waited below, waving their flags and eagerly handing up the next one as they prepared Main Street for Independence Day. Some children eagerly carried bundles of flags from pole to pole while others waited patiently below the ladders, watching each American flag rise above the sidewalk. A few practiced the Pledge of Allegiance they had recently learned. Others excitedly talked about fireworks and cupcakes. Together, the veterans and preschoolers worked their way down Main Street, one flag at a time.

For the children, it was another weekly field trip. For the veterans, it was an opportunity to share a tradition that has become part of Stevensville’s Fourth of July celebration while teaching the next generation about service, citizenship and respect for the American flag.

The partnership grew out of conversations between American Legion Post 94 Commander Bob Spitzer and Sapphire Early Learning Center Director Kelsey Mahan after Spitzer visited the school to speak with students about the history of the American flag, patriotism and good citizenship.

During those discussions, Mahan suggested the children might enjoy helping place the flags that line Main Street before Independence Day. The idea quickly took shape.

Spitzer said involving young children made the annual tradition even more meaningful.

“It’s teaching the kids a little bit about the flag,” he said.

He hopes experiences like this leave a lasting impression, giving children an early appreciation for the flag and the community they call home. While placing flags along Main Street may seem like a simple task, he believes those small acts of service help build a

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“I think we see that lacking today,” Spitzer said.

“We’re trying to teach them a little bit about it and hopefully help bring it back.”

Trinity Umland, a teacher at Sapphire Early Learning Center, said the outing reflected the school’s philosophy of connecting classroom lessons with real-world experiences.

“We try to do a field trip every week, depending on our theme,” Umland said.

“We saw them putting up flags, so we reached out and asked if the kids could help. They were very excited to do it.”

Umland said activiVeterans from American Legion Post 94 bring preschoolers from Sapphire Early Learning Center along to hoist American flags on Main Street in Stevensville ties like this help reinforce ahead of July Fourth celebrations. American Legion members from left to right: Chuck Burgmeier, Roy Miller and Dennis Lenahan. Photo by Mike Hudgins. what students encourage children to remain played in preparing Main Street questions, offered encourageare learning for the community’s Independen- involved in their communities as ment and thanked the children in class by giving them an opthey grow older. ce Day celebration. for their help as they worked portunity to participate in their By the time the last flag had Spitzer said he hopes the toward Veterans Memorial Park. community. Working alongside been raised, Main Street was reapartnership becomes an annual As the event concluded, Legion members also gave the dy for Stevensville’s Independentradition. children a chance to interact with Legion members gathered the ce Day celebration. More impor“We’ll see if maybe next year children for a short recognition local veterans and see how voluntantly, a group of young children we can do it again,” he said. ceremony. Each child received teers help prepare Stevensville had experienced firsthand that For Spitzer, the morning cara certificate recognizing their for the July Fourth celebration. patriotism isn’t only something ried a personal meaning as well. participation, a small American Throughout the morning, the learned in a classroom or spoken As the father of seven children flag and a patriotic coloring book children remained fully engaged. during the Pledge of Allegiance. and grandfather of 14 grandcbefore posing for a group photo Some carefully handed flags to Sometimes, it begins by lending hildren, he said spending time beneath the rows of freshly raiLegion members standing atop a hand to neighbors and taking with young people is one of the sed flags. The presentation gave ladders. Others carried supplies part in a tradition that has broumost rewarding parts of being Legion members an opportunity down the sidewalk or gathered involved in the American Legion. ght a community together, and to thank the children for their around to watch each flag secuwill for years to come.

He hopes experiences like this help and recognize the role they red in place. Veterans answered

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I get many sales pitches tinged with the conspiratorial “what they don’t want you to know”. The “they” being variously big pharma, the insurance industry, the medical establishment, or “the government”. Well, here is something that is a verifiable fact and the “they” that doesn’t want you to know about it is unambiguously the Republicans, especially MAGA Republicans. You have probably noticed lately that there is a lot of fiber optic cable being laid right up to your doorstep, providing a service that I think most want and employing a lot of skilled and probably well-paid people. The Biden Administration’s ARPA recovery bill and the BEAD infrastructure bill is responsible for making this happen. Both bills were adamantly opposed by most Republicans in the US House and Senate. Our entire Montana US Congressional delegation voted “no” on both. I doubt you knew that and few are going to tell you, especially those who don’t want you to know.

John Schneeberger Hamilton

AMERICA

Has a disease. Something like cancer, it is detectable by the results. The cause has been successful due to the fact that it presents itself as a religion and has been accepted as such.

The radicals within that group have concealed themselves successfully behind the facade of Faith in general. The components of that belief were largely unexamined.

That failure is the result of a complex combination of factors. Chief among them is the element of complacency. The blind acceptance of a faith while ignoring analysis of its components denies the importance of that function, promoting the success of that activity. It is what it is.

The cancer reaches vital organs which as a result fail to function–either in part or as a complete failure. The effects are pervasive and with time will prove fatal.

The successes of the past do not offer progress in the presence of neglect as a result of complacency. History supports those who choose to read the message.

America, and all it represents, is at a crucial point in its existence. The afflictions in evidence are those promoted by complacency. In fact, the complacency acts to promote those very factors that threaten its existence.

The abundant proof of this state of affairs is evident in what has become commonplace.

Proof of misplaced complacency is present in the ever increasing failures within government at all levels–local, state, and national.

America is administering pain remedies to itself while being consumed by an adversary.

It’s time to fix the problem.

William (Bill) Campbell Conner

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Rocky Mountain Labs in Hamilton has been called out for alleged lapses in safety controls and Vincent Munster’s arrest for trying to smuggle infectious viruses into the US without proper clearance or declaring them. On Tuesday, June 30, a hard-hitting article showed up at Zero Hedge, a large financial/political news agglomeration site, with additional commentary, including notes from the Commissioner’s public meeting on June 10, at which a lot of

questions were asked, but were often unanswered satisfactorily. https://www.zerohedge.com/political/whistleblower-documents-highlight-serious-safety-concerns-nih-virus-lab-montana The same article is shown here at the author’s personal Substack. https://disinformationchronicle. substack.com/p/exclusive-whistleblower-documents This is big news. There is intense scrutiny going on and it is unlikely that this matter, like Jeffrey Epstein, will not go away anytime soon. Instead, we ought to expect that the heat will be turned up until serious changes in policy have been made and, wherever criminal conduct is uncovered, that it is prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

The lab, which may have been instrumental in the development of Sars-CoV2 virus, a.k.a., Covid, cannot be allowed to continue with disregard for the rules and must ensure that the general health and safety of the local community is guaranteed with the highest respect.

There is no excuse for failing to hold wrongdoing by RML, if any, to account, except that it is too often easier to ignore it or to hold the attitude that it’s “not my business”. Wrong! Deadly infectious diseases should be everyone’s concern, especially in our own backyard.

Roger Mitchell Stevensville

Do they really think we are that gullible?

The history of the West is filled with stories of men preying on the hopes and dreams of people, the snake-oil salesman, the land speculator, the bait and switch scammer.

The latest scoundrel is U.S. Critical Materials, Corp., the company committed to excavating the Sheep Creek Mine. The company announced that it is relocating its corporate headquarters to Darby. According to its CEO, the move “demonstrates our commitment in a tangible way. We are investing in Montana, establishing a local presence, and creating opportunities for people to engage directly with our team.”

We’ve seen this public relations playbook before. Expect to see U.S. Critical Materials officers and directors showing-up at community events up and down the Valley, shaking hands and backslapping folks at farmers markets, fund-raisers and fairs. The company will spread cash around, making donations to youth teams and non-profit organizations. Look for U.S Critical Materials on signs and banners at the rodeo grounds, playing fields and community gatherings. The goal – to work their way, like a tapeworm, into our hearts and minds, trying to seduce people to believe the B.S. they are selling.

The harsh reality is this – if you put lipstick on a pig, you’ll still have a pig.

U.S. Critical Materials true commitment is to mine tons and tons of rock from Sheep Creek and process it on site or truck those tons of rock down West Fork Road and over Lost Trail Pass to Idaho. The company is “investing in Montana” for the sole purpose of making millions and billions of dollars for its out-of-state and foreign investors. In the end, we will be left with a hole in the ground, wrecked roads, and a fouled and polluted Bitterroot River.

History repeats. Let us never forget or repeat John Prine’s immortal lyrics: “And Daddy, won’t you take me back to Muhlenberg County? Down by the Green River where Paradise lay - Well, I’m sorry my son, but you’re too late in asking - Mister Peabody’s coal train has hauled it away.”

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Legislators can legally support mining projects like the proposed Sheep Creek Mine through indirect legislation that helps mining companies without ever naming a specific corporation. That allows companies and advocacy groups to operate politically while keeping their interests largely hidden from public view.

So, when candidates like Kathy Love, Kim Dailey, or Kenneth Allen claim the state can do little because Sheep Creek involves federal land, don’t believe them!

State legislators control many of the laws and policies that can make mining easier, cheaper, and more profitable.

Here are some of the main ways lawmakers can help industrial mining interests: Permitting Reform Legislators can shorten environmental review timelines, limit lawsuits, weaken state oversight under MEPA, and streamline permits. Supporters call it “reducing red tape.” Critics call it weakening environmental protections.

Tax Incentives Lawmakers can lower severance taxes, create tax credits, reduce property taxes, or fund infrastructure benefiting mining operations. These policies can dramatically improve mining profitability while shifting costs to taxpayers.

Water Rights Legislation Water is critical for mining. Legislators can change water permitting standards, prioritize industrial water use, weaken citizen objections, or alter adjudication procedures affecting agriculture, fisheries, groundwater, and downstream users.

Environmental Standards Lawmakers can weaken reclamation standards, reduce bonding requirements, limit pollution enforcement, and restrict environmental challenges brought by citizens or local groups.

Infrastructure Funding The state can indirectly subsidize mining through taxpayer-funded roads, transmission lines, rail access, broadband, and water systems supporting industrial development.

Agency Appointments Governors and legislative leadership influence boards and agencies overseeing mining permits, water quality, environmental review, and reclamation. Personnel decisions can shape project outcomes for years.

Restricting Citizen Challenges Legislators can narrow legal standing, shorten challenge windows, cap attorney fees, and limit judicial review, making it harder for citizens to oppose projects.

No one is claiming it is illegal for legislators to support industry. That only becomes unlawful if tied to bribery, undisclosed conflicts, or quid pro quo arrangements.

But voters should still ask HARD questions when outside political groups spend heavily supporting candidates with LITTLE TO NO experience in infrastructure, budgeting, water policy, or environmental oversight.

Montanans deserve legislators who answer first to the people of the Bitterroot, not to political organizations or industrial interests headquartered somewhere else.

Helen Sabin Corvallis

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After prosecuting cases for 3 years in Bozeman and being in private practice for 20 years in Billings, I was appointed as a District Court Judge in 2000 by Governor Marc Racicot. For 21 years I served in the 13th Judicial District. For the last 4 years I have mediated cases and remained active. I tried my last jury trial in October 2025 - a murder trial in Livingston.

Over the past 25 years in the judiciary, I have come to know virtually all of the judges in the state and what it takes to make a good judge. Judge Amy Eddy is one of the very best District Judges in Montana, and she will make an excellent Supreme Court Justice. Judge Amy Eddy is smart, hardworking, fair and ethical. She is a leader among the Montana judges and consistently makes timely decisions founded in law and fact - not partisanship.

Please join me in supporting Judge Amy Eddy for Montana Supreme Court.

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Montanans will soon face a pivotal election for a new associate justice on the Montana Supreme Court. I offer my insight in support of Judge Amy Eddy.

I began practicing law in 1983, as a general practitioner, and then as both a prosecutor and a defense attorney. I served as a judge in Flathead County for 17 years, first as a Justice of the Peace and then as a District Court Judge. In 2016, I began serving as an Assistant Attorney General teaching at the Montana Law Enforcement Academy. I later served as Deputy Lieutenant Attorney General, and Deputy Attorney General.

I am now a self-employed law enforcement trainer and use of force consultant.

Over time the practice of law, and judging, have changed. What has not changed, and in fact is needed more than ever, is the need for impartiality, nonpartisanship, and a dedication to the rule of law in the judiciary.

I met Amy in the early 2000’s. Amy’s intelligence, ability, and professional but friendly demeanor were immediately apparent. In 2015, she was appointed to the 11th Judicial District bench where I was serving. Judge Eddy assumed a heavy case load in a new environment.

I took it upon myself to ensure that she had the resources she needed, and a judicial colleague with whom she could consult while learning the judicial process. As her exemplary record shows, Judge Eddy’s intelligence, work ethic, demeanor, and ability to communicate with all those appearing before her are unparalleled! She has served without bias, favoritism, or allegiance to political affiliation. Her commitment to the rule of law is unwavering. I know firsthand that her character, ethical foundation, and commitment to the Montana Code of Judicial Conduct are beyond reproach.

Judge Eddy is the right person at the right time.

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Thursdays, July 7, Pinochle Saturdays at 7 pm • way cool person The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild Pinochle Saturdays at 7days pm re resh ng tittowas ab e meet w meet on Wednesday Janurefreshing to be able to meet Front er Ca eCafe, Hwy 93 n Ste••pLove way person refreshing itwas to be able to month at 7way m atcoo F free orence Rura will meet on Wednesday, Januwill meet on Wednesday, Januw meet on Wednesday JanuFrontier Cafe, Hwy 93 in Steway cool person refreshing was to be able to meet •containment, way cool person will meet on Wednesday, Januwill meet on Wednesday, Janustock conta nment Dutch oven •months cool person Front er Ca e Hwy 93 nin Stestock Dutch oven P noch e Sa urdays aat pm A ernoon P noch e7 Fr wwill Wednesday Laundry Love free Hwy 93 SteaFrontier ee pancake b eak as open oPost a a Laundry Frontier Cafe, Hwy 93 in StePinochle Saturdays at 77at pm Afternoon Pinochle Fridays meet on Wednesday, JanuKother wan sittitwas meets every Wedneswill meet on Wednesday, JanuFrontier Cafe, Hwy 93 inRava Stere resh ng tit was be ab e to meet will meet on Wednesday, JanuLaundry Love free Pinochle at 7Fridays pm ACase ernoon P noch eon days refreshing to be able to meet Chu ch on N 6Saturdays hNo.: S nPinochle Ham he Laundry Love free Pinochle Saturdays 7Fr pm Agendas and he Pub c Pa c pa on Afternoon Fridays Case No.: DP-22-06 four after the date BitterRoot Bus and MR Pinochle Saturdays 7 pm Afternoon Pinochle Fridays A ernoon P noch edues-paid days Case No.: DP-22-06 four months after the date BitterRoot Bus and MR Pinochle Saturdays atFr pm other moms rom the com ort o her Afternoon Pinochle Fridays re resh ng to be ab e to meet Afternoon Pinochle Fridays other moms from the comfort of her Amer can Leg on refreshing was to be able to meet October 6 2022 A dues-pa dUse month refreshing it was to be able to meet American Legion Ravalli Post w meet on Wednesday JanuOctober 6, 2022.

All each month.

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

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

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

Guest speaker will be 9 am Fo any ques ons o membe sh p 12:15 pm vensville.

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

Guest speaker will be 2 15 pm 12:15 pm Afternoon Pinochle Fridays laundry appointother moms rom the com ort o her • award w nn ng agent a e pos ed a no hva ey b a y o g ary 26 at Daly Leach Community 2:15 pm day at 12 noon at BJ s restaurant laundry appointsou h doo Fo mo e n o ca 406-531other moms from the comfort of her • award winning agent Dept.

No. 1 ___________________ of the first publication of this TMA of Missoula is apply• award winning agent Dept.

No. 1 ___________________ of the fi rst publication of this TMA of Missoula is apply• award winning agent v ng room The hope o the group 12 15 pm other moms rom the com ort o her living room.

The hope of the group 12:15 pm 2:15 pm other moms from the comfort of her Dept.

No. 1 ___________________ of the first publication of this TMA of Missoula is applyother moms from the comfort of her 12:15 pm ary 26 at Da y Leach Commun ty Dept.

No. 1 ___________________ of the fi rst publication of this TMA of Missoula is applyother moms from the comfort of her Dept.

No. 1 ___________________ of the fi rst publication of this TMA of Missoula is applyv ng room The hope o the group 47 meets the 2nd Wednesday at members we come Br ng quesary 26 at Daly Leach Community Dept.

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

The hope the group 47 meets the 2nd Wednesday at members welcome.

Bring quesliving The hope of the group appointnary ormat on contact Corey at 406Room 1010 W Ma n Ham ton eng n room. oroom. ma on Shope a 406-546-5344 living The hope of the group vMo ng room The hope o the group laundry appointary 26 at Da y Leach Commun tyton Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. living room.

The of group Br Mondays aat 12 15 pm 26 at Daly Leach Community Am Legion Post 134and and more....oh my! BRHA doesn’t living ary 26 at Daly Leach Community 15 pm Bridge Mondays at pm Lions Club at 47 meets the 2nd Wednesday at laundry laundry appointFor n dge odge or to vo unteer ca ary 26 at Daly Leach Community Room 1010 W Ma n Ham 15 pm vfor room The hope othe the group laundry appointRoom, 1010 W Main, Hamilton.

Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton.

Wayne Rusk cand date or HD88 living room.

The hope of the group you a e a membe o he pub c and a e Br dge Mondays a12:15 12 15 pm room.

The hope of the group Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton.

12:15 pm Wayne Rusk candidate for HD88.

Room 1010 W Ma n Ham ton members welcome.

Bring quesBridge Mondays at 12:15 pm living room.

The hope of the group Bridge Mondays 12:15 pm 12:15 pm Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton.

15 pm Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm Br dge Mondays a 12 15 pm 15 pm Wayne Rusk cand date or HD88 Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm Commander 949-285-9010 Wayne Rusk candidate for HD88.

Room 1010 W Ma n Ham ton nRoom, o ma on ca 406-381-1250 Wayne Rusk candidate for HD88.

1010 W Main, Hamilton.

Wayne Rusk candidate for HD88.

Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton.

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Trace, First Aid for and their NOTICE TO CREDITORS notice or said claims will be ing our annual 5311 grant Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm 3375 living room.

The hope of the group NOTICE TO CREDITORS notice or said claims will be ing for our annual 5311 grant Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm s to prov de support and decrease Ham ton ments is to provide support and decrease v ng room The hope o the group 00 NOTICE TO CREDITORS notice or claims will ing for our annual 5311 grant ments living room.

The hope of the group NOTICE TO CREDITORS notice or said claims will be ing for our annual 5311 grant living room.

The hope of the group NOTICE TO CREDITORS notice or said claims will be ing for our annual 5311 grant Room 1010 W Ma n Ham ton s to prov de support and decrease Broker ABR CRS GRI living room.

The hope of the group NOTICE TO CREDITORS notice or said claims will be ing for our annual 5311 grant ments Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. is to provide support and decrease Broker, ABR, CRS, GRI is to provide support and decrease Br dge Mondays a 12 15 pm Doors open at 6 pm or soc a z ng ments 7 p m at 322 S 2nd corner o t42-3320 ons/ deas is to provide support and decrease Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm Doors open at 6 pm for socializing s to prov de support and decrease p.m. at 322 S. 2nd (corner of tions/ideas.

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Broker, ABR, CRS, GRI Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton.

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The group epreNOTICE HEREBY GIVPUBLIC NOTICE forever barred. from the Montana Departsis to prov de support and decrease Love epreNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVPUBLIC NOTICE forever barred. from the Montana Departe- The NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVPUBLIC NOTICE forever barred. from the Montana Departments to provide support and decrease Laundry Love Hamilton to provide support and decrease Laundry Love stress or new moms The group reNOTICE ISIS HEREBY GIVPUBLIC NOTICE forever barred. from the Montana Departments Doors open at 6 pm or soc ang z ng to provide support and decrease Laundry Love Hamilton stress for new moms.

The group stress for new moms.

The group Doors open at 6 pm for socializing and shopp ng the meet w Laundry Love Ham ton stress for new moms.

The group Calling local seniors and shopping; the meeting will Laundry Love Hamilton Local service from our location in Victor MT h or new moms The group sis Doors open at 6to pm or soc a z ng Local service from our location in Victor, MT Mad son next 2nd St Sush stress for new moms.

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The group Local service from our location in Victor, MT stress for new moms.

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Due Laundry Love Hamilton stress or new moms The group s and shopping; the meeting will Family Shelter nv tes our home ess and Lowoffered 100% ree o charge w th stress for new moms.

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Due Laundry Love Ham ton invites our homeless and Lowstrat on and choos ng your sadd e EN that the undersigned Town of Stevensville Claims must either be ment of Transportation.

Due Laundry Love Hamilton invites our homeless and Lowduction to Defensive EN that the undersigned Town of Stevensville Claims must either be ment of Transportation.

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Due Laundry Love Hamilton stress for new moms.

The group is nv tes our home ess and Lowstress for new moms.

The group is off ered 100% free of charge with and shopp ng the meet ng w invites our homeless and LowJohn Birch Society off ered 100% of with for new moms.

The group iswith come to order at 6 30 and shopping; the meeting will off ered 100% free of charge with Am Legion Unit 91 come to order at 6:30.

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5 miles north of Woodside each month rom noon to 1 P M P ease ema he D ec o a den sea@ off ered 100% free of charge off ered 100% free of charge with 5 miles north of Woodside each month from noon to 1 ncome ne ghbors to br ng the r come to order at 6 30 V c or Mason c Lodge 43 off ered 100% free of charge with income neighbors to their come to order at 6:30.

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Victor Masonic Lodge 43 5th Street. nv tes our home ess and LowBitterroot Heritage offered 100% ree o charge w th income neighbors to bring their come to order at 6:30.

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The moms receive an clothing into Fast & Fluff y, 115 Pine, all the supplies provided through DISRepresentative of the abovea vacancy exists in the offi ce Personal Representative, legislation, BitterRoot Bus is SRepresentative of the aboveaaPeggy vacancy exists in the offi Personal Representative, legislation, BitterRoot Bus is mee ssecond he second Tuesday oeach each ISRepresentative of the abovevacancy in the office ce clothing Personal Representative, BitterRoot Bus isan the grant The rece ve cng othnto ng nto Fast &them FFluff uffy 115 PPine, ne alegislation, the supp es prov ded through meets the second Tuesday of each eets the second Tuesday of each the grant.

The moms receive an boa d membe s d ec y A nk o T us ee clothing into Fast &y, y,PPine, 115 all the supplies provided through the grant.

The moms receive an into Fast &Fluff Fluff y, Pine, all the supplies provided through meets second Tuesday of program on Kawand a sty e/ Peggy Ho tHolt w present a the grant.

The moms receive an clothing into Fast &country.

Fluff y,115 115 Pine, allthe the supplies provided through program on Kawandi, a style/ camp ng nin bear country Peggy Holt will present a mon hthe aat 7 30 p m on Ma nMain S ree camping bear days and FThe days se vmoms ng a esh made at p.m. on Main Street Ham ton to wash them or ree Civic Group program on Kawand a grant moms rece ve an texists w present aReCounty Chapter meets every MonHamilton, to wash for free.

5484 program on Kawandi, the grant.

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30 pTuesday m on Ma npersons S ree is smonth Tuesday oon each Peggy Holt present a program on Kawandi, a style/ month at 7:30 p.m.

Street c oth Fast & F uffy 115 ne ets the second Tuesday of each Peggy Holt will present asty month 7:30 p.m. on Main Street Ham ton to wash them or ree the grant The moms rece ve an clothing into Fast & 115 month at 7:30 p.m. on Main Street sis an educat arm o the ReHamilton, to wash them for free.

Hamilton, to wash them free. the grant.

The moms receive an May 28 & June 25 2022 the grant.

The moms receive an an educational arm of the Remeets the second Tuesday of each Hamilton, to wash them for free. program on Kawand a sty e/ May 28 & June 25 2022 the grant.

The moms receive an cclothing oth ng nto Fast & F uffy 115 PPine, ne Stevi Senior Center sh p/why oona nHo meets the second of each program on Kawandi, a style/ ets the second Tuesday each into Fast & Fluff y,for 115 on hhe aat 7 30 p m on Ma nMain S LI named All of the Town Councilmember return receipt requested, at required to develop a comStevi Senior Center Emergency?

406-381-2087 clothing into Fast & Fluff y, 115 Pine, sship/whyjoin an educat ona arm o the Reets the second Tuesday of each month at on Main Street LI named estate.

All persons of Town Councilmember return requested, at required to develop comEmergency?

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All persons of the Town return receipt requested, at required develop a comEmergency?

406-381-2087 Summer event, June 4th at the 1st con ac n o ma on can be ound a monship/whyjoin ay Fr day serv ng rom 11 30 aree m -any the grant The moms rece ve an program on Kawandi, aCouncilmember style/ incentive gift card to participate needy am es nestate. he B eeof oo Va ey month at 7:30 p.m. on Street ALLI named estate.

All persons of the Town return receipt requested, at required to develop apate comEmergency?

406-381-2087 onth 7:30 p.m. on Main Street LI named estate.

All persons of the Town Councilmember return receipt requested, at required to develop aa comEmergency?

Ham ton to wash them or ree the grant.

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Hamilton, to wash them for free.

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For incentive gift card to participate the grant.

The moms receive an method o qu t ng rom Western the grant.

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Flyfishing Journal

Bitterroot Star--Page 13

Sterling catches his first trout on a fly

“Grandpa Chuck, can you take me fishing?”

The night before I had given Sterling a fly rod of his very own. That night he held the rod and reel close to his chest with both hands. A group of us had camped on the West Fork to celebrate my birthday.

The following morning I visited two families at their camp.

Sterling still had the rod and reel clutched to his chest – probably slept with it the night before.

Sterling is a bright and active eight-year-old, the youngest of my grandsons.

Last year I joined his family on the Clark Fork for a picnic dinner and evening of fishing.

“Grandpa Chuck,” the thenseven-year-old asked, “Did you bring a fly rod for me?” He was crawling-out-of-his-skin eager.

After all, I had promised.

“Yes I did, Sterling.” I showed him how to assemble the rod and reel, and string the line through the guides.

“Will you show me how to cast? Will you take me fishing?”

His questions were incessant.

“After I finish my dinner,” I answered.

He learned fast, fished on his own, raised some trout and was hooked – although he missed the trout.

A year later he asked again.

“Grandpa Chuck, will you take me fishing?”

I looked at the big trees strewn across the streambed and the steep bank leading down to Boulder Creek. This is terrain

for boys, not old men, I thought.

John

by Chuck Stranahan Marrow is a wonderful kid in his early teens that I enjoy fishing with. He had just joined us after catching and releasing a pair of native Westslope Cutthroats – one of them good-sized, for Boulder Creek.

“John, can Grandpa Chuck, John and Sterling celebrate Sterling’s first fly-caught trout. Photo by Danielle Mellott. you take Sterling fishing?” rod clutched in one hand, a It was a little late, but I I asked. John was eager. “Sure!” seven-inch trout clutched in the showed Sterling how to make a he answered. other. The two families, John’s quick and merciful kill.

Sterling’s face brightened and Sterling’s, gathered around “Where there are lots of fishas he followed John down the him to celebrate. Mom got a ermen and not enough fish, we bank, into the stream, over some picture. release all of them back into the fallen logs that seemed taller The ritual was not yet comwater,” I told him as I cleaned than they were, around the bend plete. The little fish still wiggled the fish. “Here, where there are and out of sight. occasionally in Sterling’s grasp. lots of fish and not many people, They reappeared a couple “Do you want to kill it and eat it’s OK to kill and eat your first of hours later, Sterling with a it?” I asked Sterling. one.” Sterling understood. grin frozen to his face and his “Sure!” came the answer.

He’ll be back, continuing to

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