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Eagles in winterHumane Groundbreaking held Association for medical center Bitter Root
celebrates new shelter, 50th anniversary
speech, occupational well-being of the community and aghave a Grange Hall and local Granges benefit them all. To that and end,physical she and therapy aservices riculture, according to Wikipedia. The still serve as a center of rural life for Belmonth have organized concert– therapy The RockyHealth Mountain Grange is in Grange, founded in 1867, is the oldest many farming communities. series, “Live at theincluding Grange,” awith four Bitterroot the process of reinventing itself as a American agricultural advocacy group Today, with fewer big ranches different musical groups featured over pool – plus imaging held a groundbreakby Michael Howell and cut the ribbon at last week’s once-again relevant community asset, with a national scope. The Grange and farms in the Bitterroot Valley, four months. Eachand concert will also lab services. ceremony, said meal. concerning the wine ing Wednesday andlast members Gretchen Langton and actively lobbied state legislatures and the older generation of ranchers have a potluck Beer and Bishop said “It organization’s 50 years of service, An open house celebration was for itsBelmont new medical Erin are helping the Grange and Congress for political goals, such and farmers now retired, many of the will be available. And, each concert they hope to have held last week at the Bitter Root was started by a bunch of little old to realizethat thatwill goal. as the Granger Laws to lower rates smaller tracts are owned by young will be paired with a local non-profit. complex be Humane Association’s (BRHA) new ladies in 1972 and it’s still run by facility opena started families. The Rocky Mountain Grange “The Grange is the a great community builtGranges just north of after the Civil War, charged by railroads, and rural free bunch of little ladies.” animal shelter located on Fairgrounds in response to the Industrial Revomail delivery by the Post Office. is trying to focus more on that demoresource,” saysold Belmont, who by spring ofcurrent2023, Stevensville at the lution and the rise of Bigevent Business. The Grange movement was hugely graphic. ly Kathie serves as president. “It’s a really Butts, President of theplan Road in Hamilton. The served a and that they corner of had Kootenai Farmers trouble getting their popular in rural areas of the country, Granges started as grassroots great building, a place to gatherhas and Board, said, “This organization double purpose. It included a ribbon on continuing to Creek Road and insohonor products to market they organized with national membership as high as organizations, and Langton says that network and haveway community events. cutting ceremony of the new come such a long since it was expand among 875,000 in 1875. In 2005, the Grange part is not going to change. “We want Our Grange inservices. about Hwy 93.themselves. facility, including tours of the whole started aboutwas 50 started years ago. I feel a1933. “We’re bringing the The Grange, officially named had a membership of 160,000, with to revive the Grange and highlight The grange is a fraternal organization John Bishop, huge sense of responsibility to honor building, and anBitarray of food and The National Grange of the Order organizations in 2,100 communities in non-profits and people who need help, but it’s really welcoming and support-” care to the patients, terroot those who have come before us and drink inHealth honorCEO, of the organization’s of Patrons of Husbandry, is a social 36 states. It is headquartered in Wash- like with food insecurity, or people ive of the community. That’s its whole he said. 50th birthday. make it asThis goodisas it can be as grange. we set said that Marcus organization in the United States that ington, D.C., in a building built by who want to farm but need support.” purpose. a community Lois Hedgethe course for the next 50 years.” The private non-profi t organization Daly Hospital had to band together encourages families the organization in 1960. Many rural Langton said they came up with the 2 McCormack saidpeth, thatchair the ofpage was first organized in 1972. 1984, See GRANGE REVIVAL, to promote the economic andInpolitical communities in the United States still an idea to combine some groups to organization conducted a successful Countess Margarite Bessenyey, the hospital board, fundraising campaign fund the new granddaughter of Marcus Daly, gave saidto this project construction but then the Covid-19 the BRHA land on Fairgrounds Road has been four years Bitterroot Chamber of Commerce Director Al Mitchell holds the group spell-bound as Bitpandemic hit and construction with a 99-year lease. Six years later, in the works, costs but ter Root Humane Association Board Member Sue McCormack prepares to cut the ribbon skyrocketed. As a result, the group in 1990, the Bessenyey estate deeded John Bishop, pictured from left, leads a gathering people involved in the there were some celebrating the opening of the new animalfifth shelter in Hamilton. Photo by Michaelof Howell. had to take out a mortgage to finish the land to the organization where delays due to the Bitterroot Health building project in a ceremonial groundbreaking. The facility on the property that had housed the Sue McCormack, who serves on the current shelter is located. The See SHELTER, page pandemic. She said2 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 shelter since 1984. their vision is that just north of the Stevensville Junction. the Stevensville facility will be more Darby, Victor and Corvallis, as well as been providing “quality, of a “medical center” rather than just a Hamilton. accessible, personalized of ways to by clinic. She also said that Marcus Daly The new 12-acre campus will health care” for 90 years. give, and Murphy. She led the Nathan is a critical access Halfway provide primary, care, urgentthis careisand In recent years, they one Hospital, which commissioners through Boddy rated the specialty have hospital, fun way have been taking steps to aRock lengthy fund#4 byinfund The was Lonerecently School District by Victoria Howell me likeservices. a ton of Two physicians through fiscal to enjoy a for quality by the of national ratThere accounting that, to sum already been hired, along with a nurse nation is exploring the option providing invest in all the commubricks.” good bevwere a lot it up, shows the county, enhanced educational opportunities ing agency, out of 351 similar facilities. year, county practitioner, and two more doctors Numerous Bald Eagles have been congregating in the Burnt area lately to feed onOverstreet carcasses. was Photos nities of Fork the Bitterroot, When it comes erage while of smiles overall, well to students who are 4doing yearsvery old in by Michael Howell. by Victoria are being recruited. There will also be you’re rais- Howell he said, with clinics in to Covid, Greg sent home from and cheers by Victoria Howell by Victoria Howell
Higherground Brewing helps fund fire station
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Lone Rock Co. to consider County budget K-Ready on track Cowboy Ball program
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on its taxCommunity collections and a K-Ready program. ing money Overstreet the hospital with at Higherhas a showing revenues meetings are planned in Marchover and for The the fire Ground Cowboy Ball at the 50% Ravalli County message for you: an oxygen tank. of projections in April to provide information, explore hall.” Brewery Fairgrounds will be held February 12th. Thisinput is don’t fool around! He was home for most departments while options and solicit community Joel on Friday, theMichael tenth annual event and the wayprogram. it’s shaping Overstreet, two or three days. by Howell Connolly, expenses have only regarding a potential At June 18th as up, it’s going to be an event worthy oftothe a23% jubilee Managan the attorney in During that time, amounted of their February meeting, Lone brewery er and and former council member, the public at the next Halfway through celebration. projections in large Rock Trustees approved due policy 3100, private practice in hismeeting oxygen level unveiled by Victoria Howell Assistant the budget year,which the its new part to jobyear’s vacancies Rod Freeman is the chair of this provides the option for this appears to be continuing when the council considers Stevensville, was went down to 51, Brewer, performance county’s ‘Backdraft have yet to be filled. type of early education programming. event. Freeman is also thethat chair of the Rodeo diagnosed with regular a normal of his efforts to teach the new the appointment offrom two addisays that At the second Imperial is looking pretty good, One big savings was in LRS Superintendent Dr. Committee, and the vice chair of the Fair Robert Board, colon 99. “I jokingly say they have to Ravalli council and mayor how local tional council members. Redcancer IPA.’ meeting of theintwo-member according the budgeted funds DoBell brought the possibility which he’s been on for 12 years. A real estateoffor brewed February offor 2021. that 51 is brain On hand government should run. He “We’ll do our job, ” said County CFO Klarryse the Bitterroot, county’stoshare in Stevensville Town Council, on K-Ready the board, about agent 16 for 18 years here programming in the and also Hethe went through damage material.” unveiling was a frequent commenter Gibson along with a plan to engage with kegs of the January 27, town clerk Jenelle was Hamil- and in the Army for 21 years, his organizational and 10 chemotherapy But COVID-19 See COUNTY, page community members. “We believe Joan Mell, an attorney new IPA, ton Mayor Berthoud told the council and at council meetings during fundraising skills, and discipline, have been put to in late August he was was no joke. “It so it’s not early childhood education may be an Dominic the last administration. In from Hamilton, wasgot recaudience thatcancer she was having good use as chair of the Cowboy Ball committee. told that the so bad I felt certain important service for Lone Rock chilFarrenkopf, public comment, Crews told ognized for stepping in I couldn’t said theParticularly committee considering hopes to raise trouble streaming the meethowFreeman long hadCouncilor been eradicated. like dren. some the council that those makto handle the prosecution supplies $50,000 this year, the expansion of exist the rodeo Overstreet had She said breathe, like I ingsDan on Mitchthe internet. of thefor barriers that might for will last. chutes. ing public comment should caseload of Town Attorney ell andon YouTube bucking “They’re just getting old,” he said. surgery October chanwas being water families in accessing these services, the former One thing “They need towhether be replaced. getting banged they They’re are: availability, cost or address the mayor, not the Greg Overstreet while he was 23,Hamilton 2021had for was ostomy boarded, or whatFire Hamilton Mayor Dominic Farrenkopf, Higherground brewer Joel Connolly and Hamilton nel they no longer for sure, Volunteer for other reasons. If there is a need up. Bucking stock can be hard on metal.” removal, the fi nal I imagine water audience. He also said, “This hospitalized, and then recovhowever, is Brad working but they Chief had set up Mohn prepare for a taste. Photo by Nathan Boddy. Fire Departthat we can meet, shouldactually explore The cowboy ball we – which that all of10th the annual in the boarding is not a question and answer” ering, from Covid-19. Mell to be ment Chief atreatment new Facebook page. Howoptions.” proceeds, 11 years ago but couldn’t be held last year to do it as economically as ” were to get therecalls colon cancer like,” Brad Mohn.journey. session. “It’s public comment. did quick the work at behind no charge to which amount to started ever, membersthat of the public Two–meetings plannedthis to proa fewtodolpossible. One of those ways idea. due the pandemic has beenare upgraded Alongside many of the The day afterwere Overstreet. “This The mayorhelp hadwith said commuprevious- the town.Farrenkopf “I just wanted will go vide information and get community is getting Mayor gra- to lars for each serving, who had tried to access the volunteer firemen who also year. surgery, he was when I realizedthe new fire station. fundraising.” light of ciously offered buyisthe input: that he would beIn answering publicly thanktoJoan for help- toward The Town of Stevensville attorney Joan aMell, came topage satisfy their thirst, Facebook said it was not lynity “This is therecognized first year we’ve ever done fully diagnosed with that I was not When asked to describe that desire, he explains that, first round, but of course, ▪ Thursday, March 3, 6:30pm – while lending support to the questions from the public. ing me and helpingtaking the town, ”the center, for filling in while town attorney Greg Overstreet accessible. Berthoud asked catered dinner,” said Freeman. The University flavor of the IPA, ConCOVID-19. Covid “Counselor Dan Mitchell the long term hope is that upcoming construction of a 7:30pm also that they residents said Overstreet. ofPictured Montana Catering Service will provide the – nolly says, “It’s a little sweet, with hadCrews an idea of said approaching stop on by and do had Covid-19. Mell are, l toApril r, Overstreet, fornew patience as she for worked “I was seriously enough. fireobviously station the City ▪ Thursday, 7, 6:30pm one of the local breweries.” should be prepared for some their part to fund this imandMayor not overly bitter.” At Desserts dinner. are provided by 4H members. of weakened,” Hamilton. very said through the issues. 7:30pm Steve Gibson, council members Cindy Brown and Aftertalks a visit withhis Fire Chief portant long-term Mayor Farrenkopf ex- Overstreet 8% ABV, he says that it is See page 2 “interesting comments” from Greg about recent brush with death dueSTEVI, to resource. Overstreet. “It hit Both meetings will be held in the Jim Crews, former mayor Stacie Photo by Victoria Howell. Mohn, the owners of HighAs mentioned by Mayor See COWBOY BALL page 4 See SURVIVING, page 5Barker. plains that, “We’re building strong. “Like theby firemen.” Michael Howell Multi-Purpose Room in the elemenCovid. Photo by Victoria Howell. a new fire hall and are trying erground Brewing Company Farrenkopf, “There are a lot tary school. Last week the Ravalli County Commissioners approved adoption of a memorandum of understanding with the Ravalli County DUI Task Force and letter aspen and whitebark pine; the commissioners statedInstituteProtection National Forest 1987 Forest MAPS Media to produceAgency. a video The designed by Michael Howell help parents on their children’s behavthat “RavallitoCounty objectskeep tabs contains recommendations Plan. manage timber to provide ior. impacts toto itemsconcerning by Nathan Boddy found in locations such asfor to unmitigated the Draft SEIS forest products and jobs; and A new record of decision The deadlineHowell closed on if it would by Victoria be possible The DUI Task Force approved the creation of Butterfly Herbs or Rockin’ Rudy’s in by Victoria Howell year, the facility tookButterfly. in just under county owned/maintained the Gold Concernretain old growth status in all was issued ononDecember 17, to put envelopes January 18, forMontana filing objeca Mischief$240,000 Room lastand May and the commissioners Missoula, the Hamilton business plays Hamilton, is unique for spent every penny. ingrole theinvolved scope ofthe the analysis roads from signed heavy equipment 2021 accompanied treatment units. According to Dominic Farrenall the doors and then by a Draft off There on it. The project creation tions toreasons, theShinn, Draft a different for some locals. many butSupplemenone is the indisputare no paid employees; it’s an“Aall-of Jasmin founder and kopf, activities director put valentine cards in and logging trucks, mostly, the letter quotes the BitterSEIS that provides a site-spea Forest Service press release a set of easily accessible items that had secret hiding lot of people consider ‘Between The able fact that it is comprised of people tal Environmental Statement executive director of 1 Horsethem. Farrenkopf really volunteer organization. But Shinn said at Sapphire Lutheran compartments where someone could stash some Worlds’ to be their safe space,” says with roots in many different backroot Forest Plan’s Forest-wide cific forest plan amendment about 90% of the proposed but not limited to, the impacts (Draft SEIS) for the Gold AtHomes A Time Horse it costs about $200 per month feedwas inDraft Hamilton, isRescue liked the idea. He asked drugsRoad. or hide aTrevor small flask of“This whiskey. Thetoaim isWildlife a place where grounds, cultures, regions and spirituManagement Retreatment areas are within an to Willow Creek Due to Kelvie. defining old-growth stanButterfly Project, a Bitterroot facility in Corvallis, got a nice these “gentle giants.” Then there are asking the community students at schools to provide parents a learning opportunity to see the a lot of people come in to talk about al beliefs. Perhaps that is why Between area designated for insect and resource and financialveterinary limitasource Objective tocan “Maintain dards. Some objections to the bills, training, and boost lastForest week when she to send his residents athatwas daycares to make National project various ways in which any therapy, young person hide their spirituality. They can believe The Worlds has been able to and call 205 Last year lopes. tions, Ravalli County would sufficient habitat newenvelopes decision and were received disease treatment because of the envelittleStreet love this special other associated costsold-growth to rehabilitate presented with aValencheck for $7500 their substance use from casual inspections. includes nearly 13,000 acres what they believe and not feel judged.” Main home for fourteen years. so full they now tine’s Day. them for each not be able to accommodate onWhen suitable timberland to denseis pockets oflopes dead were and dyJanuary 18 deadlineThe project from representatives of JCCS, anby the horses. they’re finally Glendathese Wiles, Director of the DUI Task She adds that, “We’re not Force, a ready church. “We consider a decorate new-age of commercial andourselves non-comhad to be emptied more really popular, and resident. Then people About four years said what she tells parents is, “If you don’t look, for adoption, most can be driven or accounting fi rm with a branch We’re not here to preach to people. metaphysical gift shop,” says joint support viable populations ing trees. They claim the area the necessary maintenance mostly having to do with the mercial vegetative treatment could drop off valenthan once. growing every year. ago, aDennis resident came then younor don’t see.and If you don’t you owner, Kelvie. “Weofcarry evgoal isold-growth to meet thethen needs ofdon’t the ridden, some justsee, become “pasture located in Hamilton. Part the logging of dependent is impacted by mountain pine during the project, theOur of old growth, potenwithin a 55,000 acre area of to Farrenkopf to see tines to fill the enveSee VALENTINES, page 10 erything from books and crystals to incommunity and what people are lookselection for awarding that gift tial impacts to wildlife and to pets.” See DUI, page 10 after species.” The letter notes that beetle, Douglas-fir bark beetle, rehabilitation of the road forest in the Sapphire Mouncense, sage, and jewelry. We also have ing for.” was online voting and according Willow Creek Road. 1 Horse At A Time was established theand Draft SEIS express limits the scope dwarf mistletoe and western the project is complete. Ravalli tains eastbranch ofapothecary Corvallis. the largest in the valley.” Dennis Trevor strong to JCCS manager, Andrea by Shinn in 2018. She’s originally from of its environmental consespruce budworm damage. County objects to shifting Bitterroot National Forest Trevor Kelvie, who began as an emties with the Bitterroot Valley and The original proposal Germany where she grew up around its Simmerman, 1 Horse At was A Time ployee of Between the Worlds before residents, a fitting attitude people quences analysis to for vegetation, Although in general financial burden of the project officials have stated that the withdrawn of vote 2020 horses. She’s always been a horse fan, was one of in theAugust top four ultimately purchasing the business, whose business quite literally focuses RDO Equipment Co. to Ravalli County andbut believe the pileated woodpecker and project is designed to improve agreement with the proposed after Friends the Bitterroot getters. she is the especially passionate about describes theof retail establishment this upon spiritual well-being of others. 8571 Running W. 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She currently Director of the NEPA Branch clear whether there are other roads, especially Willow Creek elk habitat and didn’t com- however,A Time Draft Horse Rescue were, l to r: Levi Clark, CPA, Andrea Simmerman, JCCS Branch Beyond just its offerings, ing of fliers on public utility poles taking care of draft horses is Worlds, downtown Boddy.of the Regional Adminbull troutBetween habitat; the restore Road. Hamilton. Photo by Nathan Office ply with theof definition old the owners Betweenof The Worlds Manager, and Will Ramsey, CPA. Also pictured is Tiny, the non-profit’s mascot and the an expensive proposition. Last See RESCUE, page 16 65 See GOLD, page In asome letter to the Forest the Environmental habitat meadows, See BETWEEN, page horseof that was rescued by While 1 Horse At A Time. Photo by Victoria istrator Howell. need the community. of its merchandise mightofbe similar growth foundofintheir the Bitterroot like to think shop as serving afirstincluding
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Grange revival: creating community continued from page one
It’s really meant to serve its community and whatever needs the community has. I’m a recent president and I’m learning a lot from the members that have been
to visit with Marilyn Johnson, state Grange president. “She was fantastic,” said Belmont. “The state Grange is really supportive of younger folks coming up and getting interested. They want to revive the Junior Grange too. She’s really excited about seeing a community want to get some things going.” “It does have its roots in agriculture,” said Belmont, Gretchen Langton and Bruce Wareing, outside the Rocky Mountain “small Grange, located on the south side of Hamilton at 1436 S. 1st. Photo communiby Victoria Howell. ties coming here a long time and trying to learn how together to advocate for themselves and to best serve the community.” their livelihoods. Belmont said that she has learned Communities these days seem to be much from Scott Nicholson, who’s been lacking this connection. And checking in involved with the Corvallis Grange and on neighbors. We’re trying to build that the State Grange for almost 50 years. with our Grange right now.” “The people who got involved really Belmont said that in November stuck with it,” said Belmont. “It becomes they had a “revival harvest party.” Erin a family.” owns House of Ferments. “I’m part of Belmont said she also had a chance the local food scene,” she said. “I work
Gretchen Langton, one of the organizers of the “Live at the Grange” concert series, visits with Bruce Wareing who will be performing with “Parts and Labor” this Friday, February 25, at the Grange. The public is invited. Photo by Victoria Howell.
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with a lot of local farms and farmers. I invited them and we had 42 people become members of the Grange that evening. Really, we’re all involved with food, producers or consumers. This is hopefully a way that we can network and support each other in our community and share resources. By doing that our chance of being successful increases.” “We’ll create community, raise money for a non-profit, and help musicians who have really suffered during the pandemic,” said Langton. The first event will be this Friday, February 25 from 5 to 9 p.m. The potluck will start at 5 p.m. with the music from 6 to 9 p.m. “Parts & Labor” will provide the music, a blend of classic rock, blues and originals. Admission is by donation. The featured non-profit is Family Shelter of the Bitterroot. There will be a short presentation about Family Shelter and donations will be taken for that organization, and people will be able to sign up to volunteer. On March 11, Shane Clouse will be the featured performer and Stevensville FFA will be the featured non-profit. On April 8, it’s “Champagne Sunday,” a duo from Washington, and the Bitter Root Humane Association will be the featured non-profit. Langton said they will have dogs available for adoption, and people can donate money, dog food and dog toys. Tom Catmull will be the featured performer on May 20 and O’Hara Commons will be the featured non-profit. Any money raised will go to the non-profit and to pay the band. Anything beyond that will go to the Grange. Langton said people will also be able to become members of the Grange at the events and all are family-friendly. Langton said they will take the summer months off and resume programming in the fall. “Because of the pandemic,” said Langton, “we’ve been struggling with community. This is a great building and a wonderful space. Come on out and have some fun with your friends and neighbors.” The Rocky Mountain Grange is located on the south side of Hamilton at 1436 S. 1st. Langton said that the Grange hall is available for rent and anyone interested in holding an event there can call 274-0247 or 544-8586 for details. Belmont said the Grange has a motto she particularly likes: “In essentials, unity; in non essentials, liberty; and in all things, charity.” “I really like that as a motto,” said Belmont. “It doesn’t matter who you are when you step into the Grange hall, we are all working towards helping others in our community who have a need.”
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Cowboy Ball committee can take a bow get started on planning for next year’s Cowboy Ball. “We did some things this year we’d never done,” said Freeman. “Everybody seemed to love it. We’re already starting on next year. We’re having a meeting to look at what we did, and
what we can do better to grow it even more.” Freeman’s enthusiasm isn’t showing any sign of waning anytime soon. “Whenever you have an event that comes off well, it gives you energy,” he said.
Thank You! The Ravalli County Fairgrounds, Rockin RC Rodeo and The Cowboy Ball Committee appreciates the support from all our donors, volunteers and community. We can do so much more because of you! The Cowboy Ball this year featured a dinner that was catered by the University of Montana Food Services Department. About 500 tickets were sold in advance and people were calling right up until the day of the event hoping to get a ticket. by Victoria Howell With this year’s Cowboy Ball in the rearview mirror, committee chair Rod Freeman is feeling very good. “We were really going all out to set a new standard this year,” said Freeman. “Our income was the highest it’s ever been. We spent a lot because that’s what you have to do to upgrade, and we did very well. It was well-attended, we doubled the highest revenue we ever had before.” The net after expenses was a little over $17,000. Freeman said that 494 people signed up for the catered meal, which was sold out three weeks before the event. In all, they served 535 meals. Freeman said, “We probably could have sold another 10 tables. We didn’t have enough tables. We filled everything we had. We had people calling right up until the last day wanting a table.” He said they got a lot of positive feedback about serving a sit-down
dinner. People really thought of it as a “Valentine’s Day date night.” Additionally, “with the last two years of covid restrictions, people were really looking for a night out,” said Freeman. The Cowboy Ball is a fundraiser for the rodeo which takes place during the Ravalli County Fair. The money raised is a good start toward the project the committee wants to use it for - replacing and expanding the bucking chutes at the rodeo arena. “We knew going in that this would be a multi-year campaign,” said Freeman, who also chairs the Rodeo Committee and is vice chair of the Fair Board. The current chutes were installed in 1986, so they’ve had a lot of wear and tear. He thinks the project could cost about $60-70,000. Freeman is also putting together a committee that will focus on raising money for the project from private sources. He said a meeting has already been scheduled for later this month to talk about how things went and to
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Silent Auction (cont.)
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Citizen with climbing plan proposal A citizen coalition has developed a Climbing Management Plan (CMP) for the Bitterroot National Forest (BNF) for use as an alternative in the upcoming development of a BNF CMP. A broad coalition of sixteen local, regional and national citizen groups is presenting a Citizens’ Climbing Management Plan (CCMP) to the Bitterroot National Forest (BNF). After participating in meetings with climbers and BNF officials for over two years, this plan was developed by incorporating research into many other CMPs and climbing policies currently used by the Forest Service, National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, and by states and cities across the U.S. Key elements include: • An inventory of climbing routes • An authorization system to install fixed anchors (climbing would not require authorization) • An 800-meter (1/2 mile) seasonal buffer around raptor nests • Education and outreach
• Protection of wilderness characteristics, cultural heritage, wildlife, and other resource values to ensure sustainability of climbing. Organizations endorsing the CCMP include: Wilderness Watch, Alliance for the Wild Rockies, WildEarth Guardians, Montana Peregrine Institute, Friends of the Bitterroot, Friends of the Clearwater, Swan View Coalition, Friends of the Wild Swan, Flathead Lolo Bitterroot Task Force, Native Ecosystems Council, Conservation Congress, Gallatin Wildlife Association, Sequoia ForestKeeper, Gallatin Yellowstone Wilderness Alliance, Great Old Broads for Wilderness, Bozeman Broadband, and Northwest Montana Great Old Broads for Wilderness Broadband. George Nickas, Wilderness Watch Executive Director said, “Climbing in Wilderness requires that we accept the Wilderness on its own terms. Modifying the Wilderness to suit our personal demands not only is inappropriate and unlawful, but it also cheapens the climbing experience.
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Local organizations and individuals who might be interested in using a proposed Stevensville Community Center are being asked for input as plans for the Center’s design and amenities take shape. Potential uses includeCitizens’ recreation, meetings, receptions, The Climbing Management reunions, fundraising events, auctions, Plan preserves the opportunity for an classes or wilderness trainings, Christmas parties, authentic experience and trade shows, other activities. preserves theand Wilderness for humans onlinealike.” survey is available until andAn wildlife Thursday, February 10, tolong gather “The CCMP will allow term input. It takes about 5 minutes to enjoyment by the climbing commucomplete the survey, which can be nity while also protecting sensitive found at this link: www.surveymonhabitat and important cliff-dwelling key.com/r/SteviCenter species,” said Adam Rissien of WilThe Guardians.” Stevensville Community dEarth Under this plan Center Facebook page has arock link climbers can enjoy thealso vertical to the survey: www.facebook.com/ for recreation and still ensure the surstevensvillecommunitycenter vival of specially adapted plants and The survey and planning wildlife on these same cliffs.”efforts are sponsored by a subcommittee of the Jim Miller, Friends of the BitterStevensville Community Foundation root president commented, “FOB is Board, which is the fiscalour agent for the dedicated to protecting public project.natural The Community Center Comlands’ and cultural resources, mittee is chaired by Bob Thomas. from peregrine falcons to ancient picAccording to ensuring Thomas, long-term “The vitographs, while sion for aopportunities. multi-purpose This Stevensville climbing CCMP Community Center in the 1990s achieves both and isbegan a win-win.” and“To wasprotect pursued bynesting a dedicated group our Peregrine of volunteers. After a lot of hard work, Falcons, it is essential that all manin 2000 they acquired a 3.5-acre aging agencies maintain at least a ½ piecebuffer of property at the corner Park mile zone restricting all of activiAvenue and Middle Burnt Fork Road, ty around all active Peregrine Falcons
just south of the school campus. The property was paid off in 2003, and planning for the Community Center building began in earnest. However, the Great Recession hit in 2008, and efforts stalled. The Foundation has reignitedcliffs the effort due to growth nesting from March throughin the community, the ongoing need for July,” said Jay Sumner, Executive Di-a large space for events and gatherings, rector, Montana Peregrine Institute. andClint a desire to complete project Nagel, presidentthe of Gallatin begun earlier.” Wildlife Association, pointed out, “WeThe aresurvey living will in a help timedetermine where out-the typesenthusiasts of demand for thean facility as part door want uninhibited of a larger Feasibility Assessment. The lifestyle. But as more and more peoAssessment also includes an analysis ple venture out into the backcountry, ofjust other similar the priority it places toofacilities, much pressure on needs that the especially Center would and that resource, as itmeet, relates an analysis of projected revenue and to wildlife and wilderness. If we allow expenses to determine a sustainable that pressure to continue, we will financial model. lose the value that makes us want to The survey results will be available venture and experience those places. later this month, and there willand be We must have common sense an opportunity for additional public a sense of proportion as to what is input in both in-person and online acceptable.” meetings next month. At the Broadmeetings, Linda Healow, Bozeman results of the Feasibility Assessment band Great Old Broads for Wilderso farsaid, will be presented, input ness, “The Citizens’and Climbing sought fromboth the community. Plan offers ample recreational For more and information, orfor to get opportunity protection vulinvolved in the Community Center nerable areas including raptor nests project, contact Bob Thomas atsense 406in a well-researched, common 381-2901 info@stevensvillecommuand easilyor implemented proposal. We nitycenter.org. heartily encourage BNF to adopt the suggestions included in the plan.”
County: septic permits on the rise Victor Adult Education Spring 2022
For more information about instructors you can visit our web-site at continued from page one www.victor.k12.mt.us To sign up for a class, please call 642-3221. the Public Employees Retirement Sys- the county is already at the 68% mark. tem since newly hired Commissioner On Monday, Director of EnvironDan Huls declinedThis to participate in the mental Health John Palacio said that Co-Ed Basketball: class is program. business in the office has been growintended for One big exception in terms of ing steadily over the last decade and those who would like to have fun and expenses is the District Court. Due to a picking up a lot of steam in the last play some competitive basketball. Gym couple of very big cases, it has already couple of years. In 2011, for instance, Instructor: Tristin Chavez. Meets: expended about 93% of its projected a total of 65 new septic permits were PotteryTen Class: Instruction in 2021, wheel 407 (Thurs and Sundays) March 03rd –June budget. Murphy said there was a speissued. years later, in nd 7:00-9:00 pm. Open enrollment throwing & handbuilding techniques in 02 cial category in the budget for these new septic permits have been issued. Cost: $5.00 per night or $20.00 for clay will be demonstrated for beginning types of expenses and that’s why they Palacio said that it was a pretty steady spring season as “variable costs” to & intermediate students. Morewhen we are classified increase until very recently begin with. She said there is a reserve saw a big jump 276may permits in experienced clayfrom students work on account to cover unexpected 2019 to 407 in 2021. First Aiddesigned & CPR: This First Aid and CPR independent study. The instructor will variable like this. class covers The increasedway workload training costs and certification help in whatever she can. has Kellynot Withchild respect projected been increase infant, and to adult CPR/AED.reveRoom Priceaccompanied Studio, Due to by sizeany of studio, Maxin nues at the 50% halfway-point, for employee numbers, however. In 2011, Z 6 students per class. instance, the facilities fund sits at 51% there were 5.875 full-time sanitarians Instructor: Heart of the Valley CPR, Instructor: Kelly Price. Two classes of projections, the bridge fund at 62%, at work in the office. Right now, there th Kristy Gaul. Meets: (Tuesday) May 10 offered. Meets: (Wednesday evenings Weed Control is at 56%, GIS is at 74%, are only 4. Palacio said that they were st class March 2nd –March 6:00 p.m. -10:00 p.m. Max of 10. Cost 6:30-9 p.m.) 1 Valley Veterans Service is at 52%, coping with the increased workload by class April 6th –April 27th 23rd. or 2ndmore $25.00insurance is at 53%, the Airport becoming Comp efficient. He attributed Cost: 58.00 each class. Includes clay, is at 52%. Board of Prisoners, Jail a lot of the efficiency changes to the glazes and firingGIS fees.specialist Ken Miller Diversion, andMix 911Media fundPainting: revenues are department’s Intermediate allBring at 56% of projections. Others are who has revamped the records system. your own brushes, paint-thinner Co-Ed Volleyball (Advanced): Thisoffice hovering near the hallway-point such Palacio said that in 2011 his in a wide mouth jar with lid and palate as(ifMental Health, Extension Office, conducted 32 subdivision reviews. Class is intense and intended for those In you have one). Paint and other and Adult Literacy, at 49%. The Old 2020 thatplayed number had jumped to 59. who have a lot of volleyball. supplies are provided. Class will be Courthouse and the Sheriff’s Search He the last few months Thissaid is a just very in competitive group of heldRescue in the Art Instructor: and areRoom. both at 50% of projecatplayers. least three new major subdivision Gym Instructor: Amber Kay. Steve Wilson. Meets: Two classes tions. applications have been submitted Meets: Fridays, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. March st offered (THURS, department FRI & SAT) Meets: One notable that1is forth review, th ranging from 15 to 18 lots April 29 Max of 12 Cost: $25.00 4 th th & 11 projections 6:00 p.m. - at class Marchits10revenue exceeding each. Palacio said that almost all of the th 9a.m. - Noon. 9:00 p.m. andpoint Marchis12 the half-way the Environmendevelopment is single family residenctalOrHealth Department. es. These numbers don’t include subMarch 17th & According 18th 6:00 2nd class top.m. Murphy, fee revenues divisions being developed in any of the – 9:00 the p.m.sewer and March 19th 9:00 projected at $125,000 are at the 54% valley’s municipalities or within the a.m. – Noon. Max of 12. Cost $35.00 mark, and with projected revenue for Corvallis and Victor Sewer Districts. each class septic site permitting set at $55,000,
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Graduation is the goal at Hamilton ALC by Victoria Howell Jacqueline Brazil is the teacher of record for Hamilton High School’s Alternative Learning Center. The center was originally located inside Bitterroot College but now has its own building in what was the former home of Early Head Start. “We have more students now,” said Laura Tally, the paraeducator that works with Brazil. “It doesn’t look like a school, and that’s an advantage.” The ALC serves grades 10-12. Students who attend are either credit-deficient or regular school isn’t working out for them for various reasons. The school runs five days a week, with students attending for half days at either a morning or afternoon session. Brazil has been running the school for the past four years. She’s a certified teacher in art and education for K-12. Brazil said the goal of the ALC is to make sure these kids graduate. She said many of them are repeating classes that they may have failed before coming to the ALC. That means they have some experience and know what they need help with. She said kids often end up in the ALC because they have full-time jobs. They might be the main breadwinners in their families, which cuts into the time they have available for school work. Students do receive vocational credits and some local businesses provide internships, a program Brazil would like to see expand. Brazil said the make-up of the students started out as mostly male. In the first year there were only two girls, in the second year there were three and now it’s about half and half. Mondays through Thursdays, the focus is on core subjects - math, science, history. All the students are working on their own, at their own pace. They all take at least one online course. On Fridays, students take electives.
the curriculum. On a recent Friday, the students were doing lots of different activities. Many of them were making valentines for a local nursing home. That project was headed up by Madison Connelly as her senior project, a requirement to graduate. “I organized a Valentines Day card drive for the Sapphire Homes, with the help of my classmates,” said Connelly. “It’s a good way to show important members of our community love and comfort when they may need it the most. I felt it was a positive way to spread the feeling of love and warmth to somebody else.” Other students were making origami, one was crocheting, and some were working in pairs to build a history timeline, starting with the present day and going backwards. They gather the information from their history books. Brazil said she came up with the idea to try to make the subject of history more relevant and interesting for the students. She pointed out that the origami she was working on with a student was a geometry project to help students apply the concepts. “Fun stuff,” said Brazil.
Students Ning Lakkhan (left) and Alorna Hewitt work on valentines for local nursing home residents. Photo by Victoria Howell. which I think is helpful.” a greenhouse. David Evans of Evans Brazil said that she Ace Hardware covered the difference works well with the adas well as providing supplies, plants ministration and teachand seeds. A2Z Personnel also helped ers at the traditional purchase plants. The students made Hamilton High School. fairy gardens using succulents and She said the principal also made flower baskets as gifts for Ryan Wells and superin- their parents. tendent Tom Korst have Something else of note is that there been “so supportive.” are no behavior problems at the ALC. She said she is constant- “We don’t have any behavior issues ly networking with the here,” said Brazil. “There’s a very high high school teachers. level of respect here. There’s a lot of Support from the collaborative problem solving.” community has also For Brazil and Tally, the rewards been significant, acof their work include the satisfaction cording to Brazil. For of making a difference in these young example, the ALC repeople’s lives. ceived a “Friends of the “At the end of the day, we look at Hamilton Schools Class- each other and say, can you believe room Mini Grant” to go they pay us to do this?” towards the purchase of
Jacqueline Brazil, teacher at Hamilton’s Alternative Learning Center, works on origami with student Xavier Gehlen. Above, students have their own work spaces and plenty of natural light. Photos by Victoria Howell. “We create learning experiences that are appropriate to each student’s strengths,” said Brazil. She said the students’ work is graded, just as in the traditional high school. “If a student isn’t passing, we go back and re-teach the materials.” Fitness is another component of the curriculum. Tally is a member of Corvallis Athletic Crossfit, and the students go there to use the facility to meet their PE credit requirements. “The students who come here are the ones who would not have been able to graduate in four years,” said Brazil. “This is one more layer of intervention to make that happen.” The success rate is high, said Brazil. The students look forward to graduating and attending the ceremony with everyone else. “It’s an exciting time,” she said. As an employee of the Bitterroot Valley Education Co-op, Brazil worked for 10 years in the Hamilton Middle School doing Comprehensive School and Community-based Treatment (CSCT), an on-site school mental health and behavioral program, before accepting the position at the ALC. She took over from Bob and Linda Carmody who started and ran the ALC for years. Brazil shadowed them for a week to learn the ins and outs of the program. In her spare time, Brazil plays guitar and sings in the local band, “Tin Cup.” Tally also has a music background, so they have added music to
All the students have their own space. The ALC is not set up like a traditional classroom, but consists of several rooms in various configurations. There are currently 28 students and Brazil says they have room for about 30. She said that at times there has been a waiting list. There is an application process that includes an interview. “Most of these kids really want to be here,” said Brazil. “They want to graduate. They love that it doesn’t feel like a school. It’s a learning space. When they first come here, we make a plan for what they need to do, and we help them stick to it.” Brazil said the ACL is not about adapting the curriculum. “We’re not changing that, actually; what we’re really doing is adapting teaching and learning methods so they work with students’ learning needs,” said Brazil. “For instance, the origami project is really helpful for kids who are kinesthetic learners, when they try to understand the angle relationships in geometry. Since we have fewer students, we can customize learning experiences a little more. One student who is studying plant systems in an online curriculum is a strong visual learner, so she is making and illustrating a book about plant identification for her final project.” “It’s way more relaxed here,” said student Gracie Bergman. “It’s a slower pace. You go at the pace you need. They have different styles of learning
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reach was dominated by Rainbows, but the numbers were The Montana Department of down a little bit from the average Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) for the POR. There were not a lot tracks both the number of fish of of Browns, but the numbers apdifferent species in each stretch pear to be stable. The Westslope of the river and the number of Cutthroat numbers also appeared people trying to catch them by to be stable hovering mostly floating down the river in boats. above the 30 per mile estimation. The agency actually has some Lindstrom said that a new data on waders and scenic tours, section of the West Fork has been but those numbers are difficult to included in the counts this year gather, while boaters with fishfrom the dam down to the river. ing rods can easily be caught on He said the counts indicate that properly placed cameras. RegionRainbows and Browns are more al Fisheries Manager Pat Saffel predominant above the Nez Perce and local FWP fisheries biolojunction than below. He said the Brown trout densities were greater than anywhere else on the forest. Cutthroat were a minor component, he said. There were very few Bull trout or Brook trout. Lindstrom said that the 2021 drought was one of the worst on record for the Bitterroot, but the river didn’t suffer as much as in some past droughts because of a couple of big rain events during the summer. But the water levels dropped rapidly after the last storms FWP is tracking recreational use at three Fishing Access Sites on the Bitterroot River. FWP is tracking recreational use at three Fishing Access Sites on the Bitterroot River. in August and went about as low as in other drought gist Jason Lindstrom both gave This camera picked up a total of years in the end. summary updates on the status 990 boats, 57 wade anglers, 18 Lindstrom said the agency of the Bitterroot River Fishery swimmers and 7 other types of south of Hamilton last week to responded to calls about fish craft. at a meeting hosted by Bitterroot mortality and went to take a look FWP biologist Jason LindTrout Unlimited. on a stretch of the upper river and strom gave the group a review of Saffel gave a five-year review found quite a few dead fish. He population statistics for Westof the commercial and non-comsaid after reviewing the record of slope Cutthroat, Rainbow, Brown mercial floating in 2020 and on high temperature days and the and Bull trout on various stretchpartial data for 2021 on the upper es of the river. He presented both records of fish mortality, it has led stretches of the Bitterroot River the group considering recommen- for H the numbers found in actual Mortality statistics show that the current trigger temperature from Painted Rocks Reservoir counts as well as the average over dations over the use of Hoot Owl restrictions may be set oftoo high. to Hamilton. The report covrestrictions to think of lowering the whole Period Count (averered activity on a stretch of the statistics the temperature that triggers im-for Hoo age POR) which fromcurrent Mortality showstretches that the trigger temperature river from the Wally restrictions Crawford plementation of the restrictions. the mid-1980s to today. Only may be set too high. FAS to Hannon FAS and on four The trigger is currently set fish over 7 inches in length were stretches of the West Fork from the confluence up to Painted Rocks Reservoir. Saffel said it was hard to catch waders on camera and hard to distinguish scenic floaters from fishermen sometimes, but the numbers on commercial and non-commercial boats are robust. He cautioned that due Mortality statistics show that the current trigger temperature for Hoot Owl restrictions to the COVID-19 may be set too high. outbreak, 2020 numbers are an “anomaly.” He said the number of commercial floaters was way down in 2020 but at the same time the numbers of non-commercial floaters was up. The 1343 total number of floaters in 2020 was a significant drop from 2019. In 2021, 3256 boats were counted. Saffel figured that it shows the pandemic really suppressed at three days in a row of water commercial activity in 2020 while counted. temperature over 75 degrees. Lindstrom said that on the it stoked public non-commercial But records show fish mortality West Fork up around Conner, use. occurring at lower temperatures. the Westslope Cutthroat trout “People went and bought This has led the group to consider appeared to be above the averboats,” said Saffel. He said the recommending a trigger temperaage for the POR. The Rainbows 2021 numbers indicate that the ture of 3 days over 66 degrees appear to be holding steady over commercial use has returned to water temperature. the last few decades. Brown trout pre-pandemic levels while the No changes will be made numbers are up from the 80s and ramped up public use has rein the current Hoot Owl 90s but still pretty low. There mained. restrictions, however, until are only a few Bull trout. He said Safffel said no matter how after the agency takes public it was a declining trend for Bull you figure it, floating is the most comment on any proposed trout across the whole basin due dominant form of commercial changes and holds public use compared to wading or scenic to warming water conditions. meetings before the FWP “The Bull trout are not doing tours. On the whole, he said, the Commission. great,” he said. overall use by the public is about Around the Hannon FAS the the same as commercial. The figures also indicate, as Doctor Trout (BTU member and meeting host Marshall Bloom) noted, that use by waders went down in high water and up significantly in low water times, while boating was shown to be the opposite, higher during high water and lower in times of low water. Estimates in 2016 show that non-commercial use on the West Fork including Section 2 was 10-15 percent of the total use. In 2018, the estimate of non-commercial use was 39 percent. In 2019, the camera count showed non-commercial use at 42 percent
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It pened. Maybe so? Whether such an local municipalities, where climbing hapquoting your generalizations and talking energy ever since retiring from the fellow citizens will disagree with us, Ed Sperry Col USAF (ret) drill, install and leave permanent fixed people attending the January 27th ends, another fillsWhether the vacuum. can chairman, pened. Maybe so? such anHow local municipalities, where climbing hapable in Hebei province, quoting your generalizations and talking EdZone Sperry Col USAF (ret) the drill, install and leave permanent fixed meetings will continue until after this usesEnergy systematic observation, experDeborah Tilden’s letter of 1/19/2022 event actually happened or if it’s just my pens, one finds rules and policies. It’s the points include: “THE BIG LIES of some military. we suggest that we move from manStevensville hardware in a rock face. A permit helps meeting that the change and agenda do we avoid fooling ourselves, or beThe majority of you profess to letter of 1/19/2022 next to Beijing. event actually happened or if it’s just my pens, one finds rulesface. and A policies. the pointsDeborah include:Tilden’s “THE BIG LIES of some Stevensville hardware in a rock permit It’s helps next meeting. imentation, measurement, and the ended with “Let’s drop the generalizaleaders and their partners in the media are There have been many allegations dates to personal choice. imagination at work is really immaterial. norm. Some places you need a permit to educatebe climbers about possible impacts beingwith Christian, through your words, would posted on the 28th. Nope ing fooled by the unscrupulous? Shirley McKibbin ended drop theingeneralizaleaders and“Let’s their partners the media are imagination at work is really immaterial. norm. Some places you need a permit to educate climbers about possible impacts Where is the transparency that formulation and testing of hypothdivisive, hateful and-political dangerous to merit us all, and investigations all without Thus, we will be after hosting alast MASK tions, hyperbole and talking tononatural andposted cultural sites, and direct the displays, and apparel. How proud you Neighbor, think a moment; isn’t it sad -climb, in promised? some places you cannot install agenda the meetIt’sWhat’s notjust always easy, but there Stevensville divisive, hateful and and political dangerous to us all, Gibson eses. more, the results are tions, hyperbole talking to natural and cultural sites, and direct the Neighbor, just think a moment; isn’t it sad climb, in some places you cannot install and no allbe our Whose BIG LIES? must offreedoms.” your fellow Montanans and wrongdoing found. He has DISPOSAL (burn that pesky mask) sport in a sustainable direction. Climbers points.” I quote the following hyperbole ing on the 27th. are ways that can help us navigate and alarming to realize that such an event fixed anchor bolts, in most all places Sue Devlin peeralarming reviewed, in a kind of crucible or and allshow our freedoms.” Whose BIG LIES? sport in a sustainable direction. Climbers points.” I quote the following hyperbole To all federal and state Republican and to realize that such an event fixed anchor bolts, in most all places who their true patriotism using Which “some leaders”? Which “medias”? never for selling public CEREMONY atbut thefollow American Legion all Iover the country these procecan’t help wonder ifyou the conthe sea. dome Probably onethey of in letteradvocated “the lame stream media.” Further could even thunder be considered? you need authorization before can Stevensville madconspiracy max where Which “some leaders”? Which “medias”? all over the country follow these proceelected officials and our state Republiin letter “the lame stream media.” Further could even be considered? you need authorization before can the shield of First Amendment rights. Another quote, “Why did the mayor dures. Again, it’s thePost norm, notyou afixed burden. land. Instead Zinke increased acreage Fort Owen Post 94 Home on Midtinued unavailability of recording of the best is the scientific method. It quoting your generalizations and talking are poked and prodded by recognized Ed Sperry Col USAF (ret) drill, install and leave permanent Another quote, “Why did the mayor dures. Again, it’s the norm, not a fixed burden. can chairman, Living ingeneralizations the Republican quoting your andbastion talking Ed Sperry Col USAF (ret) drill, install and leave permanent of DC… reject President Trump’s offer to The letter was correct that relaof public lands and increased access dle Burnt Fork Road from 10:00AM to meetings will continue until after this uses systematic observation, experexperts in the field. It is a brutal but I read the letter from climbers in points include: “THE BIG LIES of some Stevensville hardware in a rock face. A permit helps Carl Sagan said that extraordinary of DC… reject President Trump’s offer to The majority of Iyou profess to Theinletter was correct that relaof Ravalli County, getguard to see I read the letter from climbers in points include: “THE BIG LIES ofmany some Stevensville hardware a rock face. A permit helps provide 10,000 national troops to tively few National Forests have official for hunting, fishing and recreation. 4:00PM on Saturday, March 19, 2022. next meeting. imentation, measurement, and the very effective process in preventing the Star. It was well written but I think leaders and their partners in your thetroops media are educate climbers about possible impacts claims require extraordinary evidence. provide 10,000 national guard to examples of this first-hand. Here being Christian, through words, tively few National Forests have official thefrom Star. It was well written but I think leaders and their partners in the media are make sure order was kept?” Quote your us fooling ourselves, but thisany- We Climbing Management Plans. That isfor educate about possible impacts Where is the transparency that formulation and testing of hypothwe all struggle toobserve: live with the will climbers have a burn-barrel ready misleading. Rock climbers can climb divisive, hateful and dangerous to us all, areAs some I frequently Let’s For Montana supporters of the former to natural and cultural sites, and direct the make sure order was kept?” Quote your displays, and apparel. How proud you Climbing Management Plans. That isthe Boy, that Ivermectin drug seems misleading. Rock climbers can any- Gibson is notWhat’s always practical for dayclimb to sources, documentation and specific time changing fast, however, as all across divisive, hateful and dangerous to us all, promised? eses. more, the results areday high cost of living, it is important your mask. You will also be able to to natural and cultural sites, and direct the where on the forest at any time. The letter begin with flags Trump – No More President, the Big Lie about a stolen and all our freedoms.” Whose BIG LIES? must be of your fellow Montanans sources, documentation and specific time to be in the news all the time. So sport in a sustainable direction. Climbers changing fast, however, as all across the where on the forest at any time. The letter existence. So we rely on others with frame for this tidbit? Consider adding disSue Devlin peer reviewed, inare a kind of crucible or country the Service isOff catching up to remember that Ryan Zinke has drive over aForest Cut The Devil Your and allshow ourthis freedoms.” Whose BIG LIES? suggest climbers being singled out. I sport in a sustainable direction. Climbers Bulls**t, Let’s Go Brandon, F*** because I worked for the Pharma Presidential election is enough eviwho their true patriotism using frame for tidbit? Consider adding disWhich “sometoleaders”? Which “medias”? country thecountry Forest Service is catching up over the follow these procecertified credentials whowhere work they for suggest climbers aredome being singled out. Ito all information your drop list and omitting Stevensville mad max thunder with other management agencies athe proven record making the United Tail portal. 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Daines judges are all More over here I know who arefor not Republicans are republic, not a frauds. democracy, but for over demands ameetings” special legislative session republic, not ato democracy, butin for over actually afraid indicate that any way “town hall expressly and would not the commissioners and 200 years itfraud has triedMontana toany be both actually afraid to valiantly indicate that in way to address in the last 200 years ithave has valiantly tried to be both because they have too often been made mainly mention his efforts to simply the to be involved? is – tosheriff quote Lincoln, “government ofShe the to because they have too often been made election where 70% of the contests – tounwelcome quote Lincoln, “government of the to feel here. incriminating not some national office fight our duly elected president Joe people, by the people, and for the people.” feel unwelcome here. were won by people, Republicans ofthe herpeople.” people, byauthoritarianism, the and for That’s not I respect and care about our veterans holder but rather your neighbors and Biden’s agenda. That’s authoritarianism, not party? Was shecare elected illegitimately I respect and about our veterans democracy. People say our country isbetter a and just wish our government took local officials you elected. Manzella The mail flyer received last month democracy. People say our country isbetter a as a just result? Why have not alltook elected and wish our government republic, not a democracy, but for over care of them when they come home. My demands aofspecial legislative session on behalf Rosendale is generRavalli county office holders lined up republic, not aRep. democracy, buthome. for over care of them when they come My husband isitfraud ahas veteran; father mine 200 years valiantly tried toand beforboth to address in the last Montana behind her actions ifhis valid called ally touting his allegiance toor the husband isita veteran; his father mine 200 years has valiantly tried toand be both were both Lincoln, in World“government War II, and Iof lost –were to quote theaa her out? Where is“government the proof, Theresa? election where 70% ofpolicy the contests both in World War II, and Iof lost mer president’s failed positions, – to quote Lincoln, the very young uncle then as well. Our son people, by the people, and for the people.” Theopposing election was a year ago. I chalwere won by Republicans ofthe her very young uncle then as well. Our son people, byROTC the people, and for people.” and the current administraattended and graduated proudly I respect and care about our veterans lenge Senator Manzella to publish attended ROTC and graduated proudly party? Was she elected illegitimately I respect and care about our veterans tion inMarine place. He isCamp really pursuing his from Boot before health and just wishWhy ouror government took better Ravalli county state election fraud from Marine Boot Camp before health as a result? have not all elected and just wishright our government took better own radical agenda. issues caused him to change direction. care of caused them when they come home. evidence supported by third partyMy issues him to change direction. Ravalli county office holders lined up care them when come home. My IIof don’t question the American flags reckon that ifthey the average person husband is a veteran; his father mine sources and verifiable documentation. I don’t question the American flags behind her ifhis valid or and called flying above businesses and from front husband isawarded aactions veteran;any father and mine had been position to get Senator Manzella were both in businesses World Waris II,using and IFlorida lost a flying above and from front her out? Where theonly proof, Theresa? porches. We fly anisbut American flag on were both ininfluence World War II, and I lost a something done, spent ll their money to Montanans to porches. We fly an American flag on very young uncle then as well. Our son our front porch, but instead ofOur just red The election was a year ago. I chalvery young uncle then as well. son time standing in the way ofofgetting spend their money solving an unour porch, but instead just red attended ROTC and graduated proudly and front white stripes, it graduated has stripes of many lenge Senator Manzella tofired! publish attended ROTC and proudly anything done, they’d get Espefounded election conspiracy against and white stripes, it has stripes of many from Marine Boot Camp before health colors, because I believe that a lot of the Ravalli county state election fraud from Marine Boot Camp before health local residents and office holders colors, because believe that aI lot ofare the cially on such aIor salary…and reckon issues caused him to of change direction. strength and wealth this country evidence supported by third party issues caused him to change direction. strength wealth of this country are grounded only in the her untethered view the opinion would be that it I general don’tofand question American flags a result its diversity and openness sources and verifiable documentation. Ireality. don’t question American flags a of its diversity and openness of would certainly bethe warranted. (Anytoresult growth, creativity, and ideas flying above businesses and fromfrom front Senator Manzella isand using Florida flying above businesses fromfrom frontsloto growth, creativity, and ideas Her “Just say Whoa” campaign elsewhere. one else We in the real world?)flag on porches. fly an American elsewhere. money to influence Montanans to gan should be an replaced with “where’s porches. We fly American flag on glad you enjoyed and learned from ourI’m front porch, but instead of justhow red (It will be interesting to see I’m glad you enjoyed and learned from the beef?” spend their money solving an unour front porch, but instead of just red your trip to our nation’s capital, though and white stripes, it has stripes of many our state senator Ellsworth pats your trip to our nation’s capital, though Archie L Thomas founded election conspiracy against and white stripes, it has stripes of many I’m sorry it wasIat that particular colors, because believe that a back lot time, of via the himself and hisIand party on the I’m sorry it was at that particular time, Merry Schrumpf local residents office holders colors, because believe that a lot ofare the when, as our government’s departments strength and wealth of this country this paper and shows up for the ribbon when, asand our government’s departments and committees areher discovering in vast Corvallis strength wealth of this country are grounded only in untethered view aand result of its diversity and openness committees are discovering vast cutting(s) when the funds arrive…) detail, our former president was in clearly a result of its diversity andideas openness of reality. to growth, creativity, and from detail, our former president was clearly I’d encourage our citizens to seriinciting to UNpeaceful assembly. Well to growth, creativity, and ideas from sloHer “Just say Whoa” campaign elsewhere. inciting toCapitol UNpeaceful assembly. Wellis ously recognize the facts as to“where’s what overshould 100 police officers were elsewhere. gan be replaced with I’m glad you enjoyed and learned from over 100 Capitol police officers were injured by people who say they were there best for ouryou families, community, and I’m glad enjoyed and learned from the injured by who say they were there your trip topeople our nation’s capital, though Ibeef?” remember as a you kid, laying out for the same reasons were. nation, especially when our next elecyour trip to our nation’s capital, though Archie L clouds Thomas for the same reasons were. I’m sorry itargue was atabout thatyou particular time, in our pasture, watching the I won’t Nancy Pelosi or tions come, instead ofMerry simplyPelosi whether I’m itcall was at that time, Isorry won’t argue about Nancy or Schrumpf drift by. Given time Iparticular would often see when, as our government’s departments what you “the lamestream media.” there is an R, D, L, or I next to anclouds when, as our government’s departments what you call “the lamestream media.” something unusual. One that of the and are discovering in vastus Bothcommittees you and I have brains allow Corvallis election candidate’s name. and committees are discovering in vast Both you and Iand have brains allow might take on the form ofthat an animal, to read widely weigh the merits ofus detail, our former president was clearly Scott Weaver to read widely and weigh thewas merits of detail, former president clearly or theour profile ofand a face. This also different it’s important that inciting tocauses, UNpeaceful assembly. Well different causes, and it’s important that Hamilton inciting to UNpeaceful assembly. Well happened when looking at geological we do that instead of just picking up over 100 Capitol police officers were and
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Worsh p a 11 00 a m 406-369-1965 Join us as you grieve and The Ham on L ons C ub mee s friend. All welcome. Mondays, Worship at a.m. ing a Zoom playgroup. Isolation 406-369-1965. Join us grieve and The Hamilton Lions Club meets ngand a406-369-1965 Zoom p ayg oup so a ng on new baby can lead to Jo n us as you gyour eve and The Ham on L ons Coved ub mee s bebeno outcasts. Worship at 11:00 atC BJ’s restaurant, 900 N. First mourn the loss of your loved one/ Worsh pOF aOF 11 00 aa.m. m January 10th -oss February 14th, no outcasts. and the challenges ofoo having ang January -as February 14th, mou ntions he oss you oved one mourn the loss of loved one/ he enges hav and the challenges of having mou he ooyou one and cha enges hav ng aaabe bas che fihe scha achallenges d shou ddepression you pe the loss of your loved one/ and anxiety for many parents. uary 2022 ey thth s 6th day ofof JanuRICHARD AAA. WEBER P tmourn ons can be dropped off atatat In ESTATE and the of having mou n10th he oss oyou you oved one and anxiety for new parents. and cha enges onew hav aa outcasts. uary 2022. eney DATED this 6th day ofJanuJanuRICHARD WEBER, P.C. be dropped off ESTATE mourn the loss of your loved al Representative /s/ DATED Jeanette Pliley, Co-PerHamilton, Montana 59840 Box Stevensville, MT Deceased. uary 2022 ney DATED s 6th day RICHARD WEBER P C t-n ons can be dropped off ESTATE OF January 10th -30, February 14th, and the challenges ofomany having a hbe s hno Church here sha he fifriend. and h dcan Tuesdays aone/ noon mourn the loss of your loved one/ In hthis s Church Church here sha and the challenges ofnew having In Church there shall mou he oss ocome you oved one the first third Tuesdays at noon and he cha enges hav ng a a on friend. All welcome. 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CALL TODAY weekly meals on Monday at 11 am Monday h u F day a 11 30 am Monday thru Friday 11:30 am. Hospice of Montana Chaplain, Hepler, Personal RepresenWENTYPersonal Representative sentative For more information conEN that the undersigned Hospice of Montana Chaplain, Many moms feel insecure about mea ALL RESERVAT ONS BY meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY meals on Monday at 11 am Hosp ce o Mon ana Chap a n Hosp ce o Mon ana Chap a n Monday thru Friday at 11:30 am. Monday thru Friday at 11:30 am. meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY outlets and communities are not Gamblers Anonymous meets meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY Monday h u F day a 11 30 am check h ps e-c ubhouse o g p zes and en e a affle o w n a Monday h u F day a 11 30 am Francis Catholic Church, 411 S. 5th mea ALL RESERVAT ONS BY mea ALL RESERVAT ONS BY -NOTICE 406-363-341. Dancing guests outlets and communities are not Gamblers Anonymous meets Hospice of Montana Chaplain, check - meal). 406-363-341. 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SPANNUTH; Clerk Decedent are required of apas past group stated how •way each month 6:00 pm of group stated how Qu eSaturdays sh6:00 second SUSAN E Naom JCheeney Cheeney JANET J SPANNUTH; erk Decedent are requ feeding women, children from birth age 5pregnant, and women whose pregmonth pm mom oit aepast goup oup sacomfort aed how tion education program that serves to be able to meet The BBitterroot ea93 oo Qu eatesGuild Gu d d four each mon hthe 600 00 pm post-partum, and breaston educa on p212 og am ha se pregnant, post-partum, and breastp egnan pos -pa um and beas eas Bus PO Box Case No.: DP-22-06 months after the date awas stated how Afternoon Fridays bmom ymoms sof ed aoup 208 Ma ned SMR ee each month 6:00 pm other moms from the of her The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild Feb ua yCat 4 2022 noon anoon The and he No hyears Va eyexper Pub cred Lence b ato ymom mom opast apast pas g scomfort a ed how each mon 6he 00 pm The Bitterroot Quilters’ to to age and whose pregpregnant, post-partum, and The BLeach eaoo oo seach Gu will meet on Wednesday, Janup5eed egnan pos -pa um and bves eas - each February 4,B 2022 at The second Thu sday anoon eQu The Quilters’ Guild Feb ua y 4 2022 noon a The other from the of her ary 26 Daly Community The e Qu e s Gu d of a group stated how month 6:00 pm Laundry Love free laundry appointP noch e Sa u days a 7 pm pregnant, post-partum, and breastPUBLIC NOTICE Cheeney Law PLLC Deceased B S 01/19/22 01/26/22 present the r c a ms w th n ng women ch d en om b h vensville. Guest speaker will be mom of a past group stated how 12:15 pm e esh ng was o be ab e o mee Afternoon Pinochle Fridays each month 6:00 pm Laundry Love free ary 26 at Daly Leach Community Pinochle Saturdays at 7 pm mom o esh aof pas gwas oup scomfort abe ed how mon 6 00 pm The Bitterroot Quilters’ Laundry Love free nancies have ended early. WIC also Pinochle ata7ata7pm age 5pregnant, and women whose pregpost-partum, and breastPhDeceased. noch eSaturdays Sa u days 7pm pm Fwill PUBLIC Cheeney Law, PLLC B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present their claims award winning agent feeding women, children from refreshing itThe was be able meet pfeeding egnan pos -pa um and eas -bhbirth women, children from birth PUBLIC NOTICE Cheeney Law PLLC Deceased B S 01/19/22 01/26/22 present the r c aperson ms wwithin th n other eed ng women chd d59840 enb om h eachpm refreshing itng was to be able to meet emoms was oto ab eo oto mee The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild wat mee on Wednesday Janu12:15 7pm • way coo person from the of her The B eW oo Qu ehome sGuild Gu d PAPinochle noch eSaturdays Sa unoch feeding women, children from birth TMA Missoula is apply4 to nancies Hamilton, MT Dept. No. 1 days ___________________ of the fi•way rst publication of this have ended early. WIC also refreshing itNOTICE to be able to meet S evensv e will meet on Wednesday, Janueed ng women ch en om begliving room. hope of the group on e Ca e Hwy 93 n S eFounda on a e pa ne ng o anway cool e esh ng was o be ab e mee w mee on Wednesday Janumeet on Wednesday, Janu• coo person ary 26 Daly Leach Community Frontier Cafe, Hwy 93 in Stemon h a a membe s Pinochle Saturdays at 7 pm e noon P e F days will meet on Wednesday, JanuF on e Ca e Hwy 93 n S eRoom, 1010 Main, Hamilton. living room. The hope of the group w mee on Wednesday Janufeeding women, children from birth o age 5 and women whose p refreshing it was to be able to meet Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm Pinochle Saturdays at 7Fpm pm Afternoon Pinochle Fridays 12:15 pm welcomes dads, grandparents, tterRoot Bus and PO Box 212 Case DP-22-06 four months after the date PAfternoon noch Sa u:PPinochle aeFridays pm AMondays eeNo noon Pat noch days Wayne Pinochle feeding women, children from birth age 5and and women whose nancies have early. also oesh moms om he com oMR oher he Rusk candidate for HD88. refreshing itThe was to be able meet eed ng women ch dWIC en om b oto age 5PO women whose phpregegRoom, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. to 5ended women whose pregeB ng was ofrom be ab ecom oto mee will meet on Wednesday, JanuBitterRoot Bus and PO Box 212 No.: DP-22-06 four months after the date Afternoon Bridge 12:15 other moms the comfort of her tterRoot Bus and Box 212 Case No :days DP-22-06 four months after the date A eCase noon noch Fe7Fridays days toage age 5have and women whose pregohe he moms om he oMR ohe he welcomes dads, grandparents, and other moms from the comfort of a mee 26 aon Da yspeake Leach Commun will Wednesday, Januoage 5and and women whose pand egw Wednesday Januroom. hope of the ing for our annual 5311 grant Phone: (406) 363-9060 NOTICE TO notice or said claims will beoliving laundry appointmoms from the comfort of her ary 26 Daly Leach is to provide support and decrease vensv e26 w be olaundry he Baward ews oappointBooks png nagent nagent gh oBother he moms om he com ogroup oMR aymeet y 26 aDa Da y Leach Commun y ments 12 15 Afternoon Fridays ary at Daly Community laundry appointnanc es ended ea yWIC W C a so to nancies 5nancies women whose pregRoom, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. ABR, CRS, GRI •Broker, w ng vensville. Guest speaker will beyyng The ee___________________ son aat sho bus ness mee 12:15 pmPinochle Afternoon Pinochle ary at Daly Leach Community Bridge Mondays at CREDITORS 12:15 pm Doors open at 6 pm for socializing vensv Gues speake wCommunity be foster families. The WIC program isC 12 15 pm A epm noon P noch F1Fridays days have ended early. WIC a y26 26 aGues yLeach Leach Commun pm is provide support and decrease tonanc age 5have and women whose pregwelcomes dads, grandparents, and moms from the comfort of her •award award winning nanc es have ended ea yW W a also so 12:15 oage age 5and and women whose p59840 egTMA of M ssou a sothe app y-154 Ham ton MT Dept No 1e ___________________ of the pub cat on ofagent th s sother ended early. also •first wnn nn vto ng oom The hope he gof oup pm other moms from the comfort her The North Valley Pachyderm Club 1212:15 15 pm TMA of Missoula is apply-21-154 Hamilton, MT 59840 Dept. No. of the fi rst publication of this nancies have ended early. WIC also Doors open at 6 pm for socializing o he moms om he com o he foster families. The WIC program is ary 26 at Daly Leach Community TMA of M ssou a s app y21-154 Ham ton MT 59840 Dept No 1 ___________________ of the first pub cat on of th es have ended ea y C a so living room. The hope of the group v ng oom The hope o he g oup Room 1010 W Ma n Ham on living room. The hope of group ary 26 at Daly Leach Community B dge Mondays a 12 15 pm from the Montana DepartTORS Attorney for Personal RepreNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVPUBLIC NOTICE forever barred. a y 26 a Da y Leach Commun y 12:15 pm is to provide support and decrease Laundry Love Hamilton Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. we comes dads g andpa en s and living room. The hope of the group for new moms. The nancies have ended early. Room 1010 W Ma Wayne da esocializing oHam HD88 a se money od he b a yw be living Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm vstress ng oom The hope oThe hegroup ggroup oupis is pm Room, 1010 W Main, Bdge dge Mondays a12 12 15 pm off ered In Hamilton Monday welcomes dads, grandparents, and1212:15 15 Bridge pm Mondays at 12:15 pm nancies have ended WIC also Doors open at 6cand pm for Wayne Rusk candidate for HD88. we comes dads gearly. andpa en sand and othe dRusk scuss he cVictor, ub sn cha eson foster families. The WIC program isCalso nanc es have ended ea yWIC Wthrough so Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. and shopping; the meeting will welcomes dads, grandparents, Wayne Rusk cand da e oHam HD88 Laundry Love Room 1010 W Ma nHamilton. on Local service from our location in MT Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm stress for new moms. room. The hope of5311 the group ng for our annua grant Phone: NOTICE TO CREDITORS not ce oror sa c Hamilton B Mondays aCREDITORS 15 pm welcomes dads, grandparents, and sng o pto de suppo and dec ease off ered In Hamilton Monday through we comes dads g(406) andpa en saand ments room. The hope of the group ing for our annual 5311 grant Phone: (406) 363-9060 NOTICE TO CREDITORS notice or said will bestress meets first and Friday of ng oom The hope o he gdecrease oup for our annua 5311 grant Phone: (406) 363-9060 NOTICE TO not ce sa d caclaims ams wGR be and shopping; the meeting will Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. is provide support and decrease Broker ABR CRS ments so o pov ov de suppo and dec Mondays at Doo sh1010 open a6Ma 6third pm osocializing soc a az ng os efamilies. am es The W C p363-9060 am s sis Bridge ments invites our homeless and Lowisvliving provide support and decrease Room, W Hamilton. Broker, ABR, CRS, GRI welcomes dads, grandparents, and ment of Transportation. Due BY GIVsentative EN that the Town of Stevensville Claims must either be Laundry Room 1010 W n Ham on Broker ABR CRS GR Mondays atundersigned pm and Doors open at 6pm pm for for new moms. The group isease Thursday at 205 Bedford foster families. The WIC program off ered 100% free of charge with is to provide support and BBridge dge Mondays a12:15 1212:15 15pm pm Doo s open aMain, 6 om soc z ng invites welcomes dads, grandparents, and os e8:30-4:30 am es The W C psog og am The No Va ey Pachyde Cosocializing ub Th s Love und aHamilton se sms p anned sto p ov de suppo and dec ease offThursday ered Inos Hamilton Monday through we comes dads gThe andpa en and Doors open at pm for foster The WIC program is our homeless and LowThe North Valley Pachyderm Club s annua do show and he shopping; the meeting will come to order at 6:30. Doors open at 6 pm for socializing The No h Va ey Pachyde m C ub foster families. The WIC program is Doo s open a 6 pm o soc a z ng 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford from the Montana DepartEDITORS Attorney for Persona RepreNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVPUBLIC NOTICE forever barred e am es W C p og am s off ered 100% free of charge with is to provide support and decrease Laund y Love Ham on s ess o new moms The g oup s is from the Montana DepartCREDITORS Attorney for Personal RepreNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVPUBLIC NOTICE forever barred. is to provide support and decrease Laundry Love Hamilton offe ed nP, Ham on Monday his hough 5 miles north of Woodside each month from noon to 1 P.M. from the Montana DepartREDITORS Attorney for Persona Repre-has NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVPUBLIC NOTICE forever barred s o p ov de suppo and dec ease Laund y Love Ham on stress for new moms. The group income neighbors to bring their come to order at 6:30. Doors open at 6 pm for socializing Victor Masonic Lodge 43 foster families. The WIC program s ess o new moms The g oup and shopp ng he mee ng w Laundry Love Hamilton invites our homeless and Lowoff ered In Hamilton Monday through Street, Suite District Courthouse Loca serv ce from our ocat on n V ctor MT stress for new moms. The group is offe ed n Ham on Monday ough to recently enacted federal ersigned MONTANA TWENTYbeen appointed Personal Notice is hereby given that mailed to Kelly L. Carr, the Doors open at 6 pm for socializing foster families. The WIC program is and shopping; the meeting will Doo s open a 6 pm o soc a z ng Laundry Love Hamilton Thursday 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford os e am es The W C p og am s off ered In Hamilton Monday through off ered 100% free of charge with and shopp ng he mee ng w all the supplies provided through Local service from our location in Victor, MT Laund ypLove Ham on Feb stress newmoms moms. The group mee sshopping; he fiMT and hwill d Fctor day owill om 7 10 mHamilton Sa uther day Loca serv ce on from our ocat on nmeeting V MT soffe ess ofor new The gDue oup siss income neighbors to bring their Victor Masonic Lodge 43 and the will Loca Serv cethat From Our Locat In VIn ctor •Holt M es North Woods de off ered Hamilton Monday Street, Suite P, District Courthouse offe ed nIn Ham on Monday hthrough ough meets the first and third Friday ofOf bus ness gene aF yNorth have nv es ouoou home ess and Lowcome to order 6:30. Peggy present aoOf and shopping; the meeting mee sshopp he fisat sThey and hpresent d day Local Service From Our Location Victor, MT. • Miles North Of Woodside ment of Transportat on EREBY GIVsentat ve EN the unders gned Town of Stevensv e CLaundry a ms must e be Love and ng he mee ng w Loca Serv ce From Our Locat on In V ctor MT • M es Woods de stress for new moms. The group is Thu sday 8 30-4 30 a 205 Bed o d all the supplies provided through invites our homeless and Lowed 100% ee o cha ge w h ment of Transportation. Due HEREBY GIVsentative EN that the undersigned Town of Stevensville Claims must either be Laundry Love Hamilton nv es home ess and Lowmeets the second Tuesday of each off ered In Hamilton Monday through clothing into Fast & Fluff y, 115 Pine, ment of Transportat on Due HEREBY GIVsentat ve EN that the unders gned Town of Stevensv e C a ms must e ther be Laund y Love Ham on stress for new moms. The group is Thursday 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford Building in Hamilton. The StevensThe North Valley Pachyderm Club off ered 100% free of charge with invites our homeless and Lows ess o new moms The g oup s Thu sday 8 30-4 30 a 205 Bed o d income neighbors to bring their Victor Masonic Lodge 43 and shopping; the meeting will offe ed 100% ee o cha ge w h Peggy Holt will a off ered In Hamilton Monday through come o o de a 6 30 offe ed nDistrict Ham on Monday hBed ough Street, Suite P, Courthouse Thursday 8:30-4:30 ataStevens205 Bedford invites homeless and LowBitterRoot Bus is Personal FIRST JUDICIAL Representative ofofthe abovevacancy exists in1tothe ceinvites Personal Representative, offlegislation, ered 100% free ofocharge with and shopping; the meeting will nv es ou home and Lowcome to order at and shopp ng he mee w the second Tuesday come o de apresent 66:30. 30 Thursday 8:30-4:30 205 Bedford the grant. moms receive clothing into Fast &ess 115 Pine, all the supplies provided through off ered 100% free ofded charge with 5each es of Woods de Thu sday 8Suite 30 205 o DISdmeets each mon hWoods om noon o PM 26 a Tour nto Can 207 Ma nbring SCarr, S e-the Building in Hamilton. The offe ed 100% ee cha ge wan han ncome ne ghbo sand oL b ng he come to at 6:30. V7:30 chas Mason cappointed our homeless Low543 miles north of Woodside each month from noon P.M. S ee e30-4 Pon sWednesdays cat Cou house aa p og am abou do s style/ soffi program on Kawandi, ang Peggy Holt will ag1 to recent y enacted federa gned TWENTYbeen appo nted Persona ce s hereby gbea ven that ma ed Ke yFluff Carr the income neighbors toy, their 5m m esnorth north of come to order at 6:30. each mon h om noon 1 PM Victor Masonic Lodge 43 month athas p.m. on Main Street The SThe ereceive Po ce Dencome ne ghbo sand o b ng he come oorder ooKawandi, de 6de 30 V coMasonic oTuesday Mason cLodge Lodge 43 Thursday 8:30-4:30 205 invites our homeless and LowStreet, P, District Courthouse off ered 100% free of charge with Hamilton, to wash them for free. ato he supp es penacted ov hw ough the grant. The moms ville clinic isSu open nv es ou home Lowto recently federal eunders undersigned MONTANA been Personal Notice hereby given that mailed Kelly L. S ee Su PDat s205 cBedford Cou income neighbors their Victor 43 meets the second of each recent yevensv enacted federa unders MONTANA TWENTYbeen appo nted Persona Not ce sais hereby ven ma ed toto Ke y L Carr the Thursday 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford into Fast &ess Fluff y, 115 Pine, off ered 100% free of charge with all the supplies provided through Thu sday 8MONTANA 30-4 30 Bed ohouse dTWENTYStreet, District Courthouse in Hamilton. The Stevensis an educational arm of Reoffe 100% ee oprovided cha ge hough aed he supp es p ov ded h come toNot order at 6:30. Peggy Ho w pom a a that income neighbors to bring their Victor Masonic Lodge 43 program on apresent style/ ne ghbo sto obring b ng he chas ohe Mason cLodge Lodge month at 7:30 p.m. onLodge Main Street required to develop a come Building aboveTRICT COURT, RAVALLI named estate. All persons of the Town Councilmember return requested, at Emergency? Street, Suite P, District Courthouse all the supplies provided through come to order at 6:30. Peggy Holt will present aclothing Hamilton, to wash them for free. Sgned ee Su eP, Pe DWednesdays sDaon cChurch, Cou house ville clinic isSuite open on come o om de aey 6ex 30 mee sV he second Tuesday o43 each Peggy Ho wthe pesen esen cncome o h ng nreceipt olaundry Fas &b F uffy 115 Phe ne incentive gift card to participate all the supplies through the grant. The moms receive an Bu d ng n Ham The S evensThe No h Va ey Pachyde C ub vensv e Pa ons may g ve o a he supp es p ov ded h ough income neighbors to bring their Victor Masonic 43 meets the second Tuesday of each Peggy Holt will a clothing into Fast & Fluff y, 115 Pine, above Farmers State Bank. For any mee s second Tuesday o each Street, Suite P, District Courthouse Building in Hamilton. The Stevensc o h ng n o Fas & F uffy 115 P ne The North Valley Pachyderm Club oys n a u es pape do s and eg s at on B tterRoot Bus s ted Persona FIRST JUDICIAL DISRepresentat ve of the abovea vacancy sts n the office Persona Representat ve method of quilting from Western at the United Methodist 216 income neighbors to bring their Victor Masonic Lodge 43 We supply detergent, fabric Bu d ng n Ham on The S evensThe No h Va Pachyde m C ub Peggy Holt will present a program on Kawandi, a style/ pa men s ho d ng a ch cook-off ncome ne ghbo s o ng he V c o Mason c Lodge 43 meets the second Tuesday of each Peggy Ho w p esen a month at 7:30 p.m. on Street Street, Suite P,DWednesdays District Courthouse he gsupp The moms ece ve an clothing into & PLLC, y, free. 115 Pine, supplies provided through legislation, BitterRoot Bus is ointed Personal FIRST JUDICIAL DISRepresentative the aboveavacancy vacancy exists in theresoffi ce Representative, SBuilding Su enHamilton. PHam s on con Cou incentive gift card toece participate Hamilton, to wash them for in The Stevensville clinic ised open on eg ssupplies at on Bprovided tterRoot Bus san nted FIRST JUDICIAL DISRepresentat ve of the abovea ex sts the office Persona Representat ve meets the second Tuesday of each the grant. The moms receive clothing into Fast &hem Fluff y, 115 Pine, all the mee shsecond second Tuesday oany each gan an The moms ece ve an cHam osupply hPersonal ng n oFast Fas &Fluff Fy, uffy 115 P neallincentive Building in The Stevensabove Farmers State Bank. For publican Party. All are welcome athe he es p ov ded hthrough ough p -pog am on Kawand aby sn e Peggy Holt will present Bu The Shouse evensmethod of quilting from Western mon 7at p Main Ma nof at Persona the United Methodist Church, 216 munity Transportation Copersons COUNTY claims against the Ward 2 created the Cheeney PO Box We laundry detergent, fabric oLaw wash ee program on Kawandi, aa style/ he ghe The moms ve an vee n c s Hamilton. open Wednesdays Peggy Holt will present am on Kawand a symember month 7:30 p.m. on Main Street meets the Tuesday of each Peggy Ho w pao esen ayRewhile the students delivering the clothing & Fluff 115 Pine, questions or membership informamon hahe asecond 730 30 pm mon on Ma nSEmergency? See ee Hamilton, to wash them free. the grant. The moms receive an ville clinic isopen open on Wednesdays gift card to participate Building in Hamilton. The Stevenssprogram an educa ona a o he Rebreturn ainto yon and Treceipt n Can whem ao115 so on o wash ofor ee he gan an moms ece an College Street in The vclinic ecng cn n copen sStevensville. on Wednesdays meets the Tuesday of each on Kawandi, style/ clothing into Fast &F Fluff y,hygiene Pine, softener, quarters, and mee shaving he second Tuesday oA each month 7:30 p.m. on Main requ red to deve op aMa comofof the aboveTRICT COURT RAVALLI named estate persons of the Town Counc return rece pt requested atatat Emergency? cHamilton, osupply hHam ng nlaundry oFast Fas & uffy 115 Pmake ne Building Hamilton. The Stevenseducational arm of the above Farmers State Bank. For any ean aog ed sub ec sam And hey aaeeways India and Pakistan, brought to them for free. Bu dStreet Ham on The S evensspis an educa ona m Reprogram on Kawandi, ashe style/ ville on Wednesdays method of quilting from Western und aThe se on Sa uddelivering ch at the United Church, 216 We detergent, fabric og am on Kawand a ycouncilethere ncen ve gThe ca dreceive oday pa cve pa e12 month at 7:30 p.m. Main Street required to develop aan comve ofCollege the aboveCOURT, RAVALLI named persons of the Town Councilmember return requested, System Service and Repairs thehe grant. moms an mon hat aFa 7Farmers 30 m on Ma nStreet SAll ee requ red to deve op a come the aboveTRICT COURT RAVALLI named estate A persons of the Town Counc member rece pt requested Emergency? Hamilton, to wash them free. while the students the ville clinic isopen open on Wednesdays questions or membership informaHam on owash wash hem ofor ee incentive gift card to participate above me spSeptic S aestate. eon Bank Fo any vaclinic eng cMethodist nin cis sTRICT on Wednesdays the grant. The moms receive an inUnited Stevensville. The ncen ve g ca o pa c pa e me hod o qu ng om Wes n he Un ed Me hod s Chu ch 216 g an The moms ece ve softener, quarters, and hygiene We supp y aund y de e gen ab c program on Kawandi, a style/ above State Bank. For any ordination Plan. inst the IN THE MATTER OF THE said deceased are required ignation of elected 212, Hamilton, MT 59840, India and Pakistan, brought there month at 7:30 p.m. on Main Street above Fa me s S a e Bank Fo any tion call 406-381-1250. method of quilting from Western at the Methodist Church, 216 ncen ve g ca d o pa c pa e We supply laundry detergent, fabric Hamilton, to wash them for free. program on Kawandi, a style/ ville is open on Wednesdays me hod o qu ng om Wes e n a he Un ed Me hod s Chu ch 216 Victor Clinic is the second Tuesday We supp y aund y de e gen ab c p og am on Kawand a s y e month at 7:30 p.m. on Main Street group learn how to facilitate and mon hor aFarmers 7hav 30 png mS on Ma npaga Snaga ee bags. When you call, mesincentive gift card to participate Hamilton, towash wash them free. above State For any pub can yqu A2 acreated eare we come aWe dona clinic is open on Wednesdays while the students the questions membership informancen ve gs8 ca ddelivering o pa cng eCoHam on oon hem ofor ee vpersons ethe che n cUn sthe open Wednesdays method of quilting from Western atville United Methodist 216 mun ty Transportat on Copersons COUNTY hav ng cmembership ms nst the -hod created by the resCheeney Law PLLC PO Box We supply fabric Street in Stevensville. The above Farmers State Bank. any publican Party. All welcome by immigrants from Africa. These have Show-andee Con ac Kay softener, quarters, and hygiene above Fa me sor aclaims eBank. Bank Fo any pub can Pa y2 A acreated we come method of quilting from Western atCo the Methodist Church, 216 munity Transportation e.ACollege All COUNTY having against the -Pa Ward 2 by the resCheeney Law PLLC, PO Box om 5elearn pcard m asto Sparticipate Ma ypa Famsupply laundry detergent, fabric India and Pakistan, there wh eve he uden de ve he tion call 406-381-1250. ques ons o membe sh me oand ng om Wes ethe nthere aClinic ed Me hod sChurch, Chu ch 216 mun ty Transportat on CoAVictor COUNTY ca a ms nst the -Ward Ward by Cheeney Law PO Box We supp ylaundry aund ydetergent, de etext gen ab cincentive gift card participate isUnited second Tuesday Co ege S ee non evensv e216 The group how to facilitate the students delivering the so ene qua edetergent, and hyg ene questions informabags. When you meswh s uden s de ve ng he incentive gift above Farmers State For any ques ons oS membe sh pFor noFor omamand aof and Pak sbrought b ough eresCollege Street Stevensville. The ncen gsohe ca dto pa cng pa esand method quilting from Western softener, quarters, and hygiene atpersons United Methodist ege S ee nSinTuesday S evensv e216 The BitterRoot Bus and MR TMA uired to ESTATE OF to present claims withmember Sydney Allen. or fi led with the Clerk of the We supply fabric of the month at the Victor Nazarene Septic Service and Repairs so ene qua esde sPLLC and ene by immigrants from Africa. These above Farmers State Bank. any India Pakistan, brought wh ewhile he so ve he above Fa me sor atheir eBank. Bank Fo any nd a and Pak san an b ough he ebags. method of quilting Western questions or membership informasage, or message through either atCo the Methodist Church, 216 We supply fabric tion call 406-381-1250. support the moms. The doctoral me hod o qu ng om Wes ecounc nhe Septic System Service and Repairs aClinic he Un ed Me hod sChurch, Chu ch supp ylaundry aund ycall, etext gen ab c group College Street in Stevensville. The Septic Service and Repairs while the students delivering the Victor isUnited the second softener, quarters, and hygiene Th slaundry even sdetergent, pa ohyg he questions membership informalearn how to facilitate and wh e he suden uden sde de ve ng he ord nat on Phow an nst the IN THE MATTER OF THE sa d deceased are requ red gnat on of efrom ected - We 212 Ham ton MT 59840 ques ons o406-381-1250 membe sh p nSystem oSystem maIndia and Pakistan, brought there When you call, text mesCollege Street in Stevensville. The on ca 406-381-1250 Africans, called Siddis, introduced softener, quarters, and hygiene Sch ade a 406-360-7214 o ege S ee n S evensv e The V c o C n c s he second Tuesday so ene qua e s and hyg ene ordination Plan. ms against the IN THE MATTER OF THE said deceased are required ignation of elected council212, Hamilton, MT 59840, India and Pakistan, brought there of the month at the Victor Nazarene g oup ea n o ac a e and y Cen e 333 Cha os S ee tion call 406-381-1250. by immigrants from Africa. These ord nat on P an ssaga aga nst the IN THE MATTER OF THE sa d deceased are requ red gnat on of e ected counc 212 Ham ton MT 59840 nd a and Pak s an b ough he e bags When you ca ex meswhile the students delivering the on ca questions or membership informaVictor Clinic is the second Tuesday sage, or message through either group learn how to facilitate and support the moms. The doctoral V c o C n c s he second Tuesday College Street in Stevensville. The bags. 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The Heritage Civic egory: children (ages 6-12); teens 1.Seaweed Seaweed substance Open every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from to 8:30 1064 ey CThe vBitterroot cvBBitterroot Gfor has eoage gan zed 5.moms Sage Mile Coff Club meets 1Bend subs new moms to fito nd the support and 1 1. Open FMile day om 7e7:30 30 o 8ee 30 a a.m. m ThThree ee MCoff Coffee Cmeets ub mee Heritage Group, formerly called the South egory: children (ages 6-12); teens WeVa are looking new members Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. The eoup oo He CCivic vzed cegory: K sgenera ngenera K use apub he Sc evensv en ego yFor ch d en ages 6-12 eens new fiHEREBY nd the support and 19 +Each R bbons w be awa ded Each bus ness has a ed donaVa ey C c G oup has eo gan (ages 13-18); and adults (ages new moms o find he suppo and the w th n EREBY GIV0000443-NC Un ted States For more nformat on conNOTICE IS GIV19 +). Ribbons will be awarded business has a red donaThree Mile ee Club the general public within HEREBY GIV0000443-NC United States For more information conNOTICE IS HEREBY GIV19 + R bbons w be awa ded Each bus ness has a ed donato ‘Best of Show’ in each age The Bitterroot Heritage Civic children (ages 6-12); teens tion can where patrons may give to the pub c w th HEREBY GIV0000443-NC Un ted States more nformat on conNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVRavalli County, Montana. ersigned Dept. No.: 2 * Must be a Stevensville tact Town Hall at (406) 777EN that the undersigned every Monday, Wednesday, and Three Mile Coff ee Club meets new moms to fi nd the support and Th ee M e C eek Road Eve yone s Th ee M e Coffee C ub mee s every Monday, Wednesday, The Bitterroot Heritage Civic egory: children (ages 6-12); teens Group, formerly called the South 5 Bend welcome. Good coff ee,a.m. conversation 2 Sage Wednesday Feb ua y 23 d a The B e oo He age C v c ego y ch d en ages 6-12 eens new moms to fi nd the support and Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone isGroup, Friday from 7:30 to 8:30 atand 1064 (ages 13-18); and adults (ages formerly called the South new moms o find he suppo and every Monday, Wednesday, and Th ee M e C eek Road Eve yone s We a e ook ng o new membe s 5. Bend mee w h he Mayo ask ques2. Sage eve y Monday Wednesday and (ages 13-18); and adults (ages 9. Mixed drink 5 Bend 3. Lotion ingredient 2 Sage Group, formerly called the South Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. and volunteers. 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Rava Montana unders gned No :30 2 *un Must be Stevensv e tact Town Ha at EN that the unders gned 3 Rava eve ywe Monday Wednesday and BitterRoot Bus will alsoedbe CoNotice of on Name resident for at least 60 been appointed Personal Friday from 7:30 toHearing a.m. atisaAll 1064 (ages 13-18); and adults support the Stevensville library. At and get to know your neighbors. Group, called the South welcome. Good ee, conversation Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. G oup me ycalled ed he hdays 9 M xed drdr nk onongroup ngred en come coffee conve sa on Three Creek Road. Everyone Friday from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at 1064 (ages 13-18); adults (ages Valley has reorganized. and vo ee sca aSouth mee ngs 75271. 00 pm –oTown Veand ua even FMile day om 7Good 30 o8:30 8a.m. a1064 m 1064 ages 13-18 and adu s(ages ages 9. Mixed drink 3. Lotion ingredient 19 +). Ribbons be awarded Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. and volunteers. Regular meetings 9and M xed nk ons exp ess deas o any are held on the second Thursday 11. Glen 3Lo Lo en 4. Rock We are looking for new members 19 +). Ribbons will be awarded Va eyCivic C vresident cGroup, G oup has gan zed and vo un ee sRegu Regu aeo mee ngs Friday from 7:30 to at 19 +). Ribbons will awarded ca ego y he agroup eyngred beh nd Enge & aso Vo ke sin 19 + R bbons w be awa B tterRoot Bus wwwill a bebe po nted CoNot ce of Hear ng on Name res dent for at east 60 days 5271 has been appo nted Persona suppo he Sywill evensv ebe bage a ayded A AAt and ge oRoad. know you ne s1064 Three Mile Creek Everyone is Friday from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at1064 to ‘Best of Show’ in each Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. F day om 7Not 30 o8:30 8Road 30 aHearing mghbo a1064 category. Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone is ages welcome. For information call BitterRoot Bus also be appointed CoNotice of Name for at least 60 days 5271. has been appointed Personal support the Stevensville library. and get to know your neighbors. All ca ego B tterRoot Bus so ppo nted Coce of Hear ng on Name res dent for at east 60 days 5271 has been appo nted Persona Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. After the opening on Friday suppo he S evensv e b y and ge o know you ne ghbo sAon A receiving $35,164.00 entatives Change * Must live in Ward 1 (the Attest: Representative of the aboveWe are looking for new members welcome. Good coff ee, conversation 19 +). Ribbons will be awarded Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone is Va ey C v c G oup has eo gan zed the end of the month, the business a e he d on he second Thu sday 11 G en Th ee M e C eek Eve yone s 4 Rock We are looking for new members will be awarded JoShow’ he B eawa Roo Wa e held on the second Thursday 11. 19 +to+). RRibbons bbons w be ded Rock group$35 164 00 of volunteers. each month athe 6:15 pm at thesday We looking new members a are he d on second Thu and Regular meetings 11 GGlen en you 4 4. Rock group We aeare e ook ng ofor new membe s1 to 12. Fragrance ‘Best of in each age 5. Hubbub conce ns ha may have Three Mile Road. Everyone isonca to19o‘Best of in age ages we come Fo nee, on welcome. Good coff ee, conversation Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone isca ‘Best of Show’ each age A en he open ng on Fness v Es presentat ves Change * Must ve nmembers Ward Attest: Representat veve of the aboveTh ee M eCreek C eek Road Eve yone We are for new members Rea a eTransAde Office 102 funding. Ma o nin welcome. Good coff ee, conversation Colleen at 777-3710. Bes o Show neach each age ages welcome. For call he end oShow’ he mon h open he bus ness ages we come Fo noinformation oma ma category. After the opening on Friday receiving $35,164.00 Representatives Change *is Must 1 (the Attest: Representative ofthe the above-5 rece We are looking for new welcome. Good coff conversation and get to know your neighbors. All A e he ng on Fday day the end of the the business rece vng ng $35 164 00n n epresentat ves Change * Must ve nin Ward 1(the (the Attest: Representat of abovevolunteers. Regular We aovolunteers. elooking ook ng new membe we come Good coffee conve sasand on oand each mon h aRegu 6meetings 15 pm aWard hehe January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork matching d Estate. This is notice that Petitioner area North of 5th Jenelle S. Berthoud, Town named Estate. All persons he end o he mon hin he bus and 12 Fragrance to of inmonth, age that has raised the most funds will of each month atlive 6:15 pm at the Darby Library. Please join us. volunteers. meetings each mon h aRegular 6 15 pm asStreet Fragrance to ‘Best of ineach each age 5. Hubbub are held on the second Thursday and vo un ee soRegular ameetings mee ngs Fo um oShow’ he 2022 n ehe na onwelcome. Good coff ee, conversation 1212. Fragrance o‘Best Bes oShow’ Show neach age 5Hubbub Hubbub 13. Aroma 6. Radiuses Co een ayour 777-3710 category. welcome. Good coff ee, conversation and get to know neighbors. All category. we come Good coffee conve sa on and get to know your neighbors. All Colleen at 777-3710. and volunteers. Regular meetings Co een a 777-3710 Janua y 28 a 6 30pm a wo k match ng ng amed Estate Th s s not ce that Pet t oner area s North of 5th Street Jene e S Berthoud Town named Estate A persons category. ema k s TransAde n@ owno sfund evensv e and get to know your neighbors. All ca ego y ages welcome. For information call ha has a sed he mos unds w and volunteers. Regular meetings and geknow o know neceghbo s Court A January 28 at 6:30pm, theaFebartwork matching TransAde funding. Estate. This is notice that Petitioner area North of 5thAvStreet Jenelle S. Berthoud, Town named Estate. Allpersons persons Da by Larea bNorth a ythe Psecond ease oThu nof usngs and vo un ee she Regu a Thursday mee are on the second Thursday After the opening on Friday Janua y 28 a 6 30pm he wo k match ng TransAde fund ng named Estate Th s syou not that Pet theld oner syis North 5th Street Jene e S Berthoud Town named Estate A are held on the second that has raised the most funds will MRTMA of Missoula is also g-named claims has asked the District and of Central Clerk having claims against the dewill remain on exhibit through 13 Aroma ha has a sed he mos unds w 6 Rad uses Darby Library. Please join us. category. Da by L b a P ease o n us are held on second Thursday receive a basket of sweet treats and get to your neighbors. All a e he d on sday 13. Aroma of each month at 6:15 pm at the Radiuses 13Regret Aroma 6 6. Rad uses aC Fema FAfter sh ngthe F opening mbFes vaon F4 14. to know your neighbors. All 7. Circus comedian cacategory. ego yerk ages For information call and geget o know you ne ghbo sDistrict Aca ages welcome. For information call After the opening onng Friday are held on the second Thursday After the opening on Friday ages welcome. For information call Colleen at 777-3710. MRTMA of M ssou a s a so av ng cwelcome. aand ms has asked DD str ct Court and North of Centra Avhav ng c a ms aga nst the dew n on exh h ough Febages we come Fo nthe othe ma on are held on the second Thursday Friday com a e he d on he second Thu sday A e he open on F day of each month at 6:15 pm at the ece ve a baske o swee ea s MRTMA of Missoula is also having claims has asked the Court and North of Central AvClerk having claims against the dewill remain on exhibit through Febof each month at 6:15 pm at the MRTMA of M ssou a s a so hav ng c a ms has asked str ct Court and North of Centra AvC erk hav ng c a ms aga nst the dew ema n on exh b h ough FebJanuary 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork 14 Regre receive a basket of sweet treats 7 C rcus comed an applying for $168,153.00 dent are for a change of name from enue) B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 cedent are required to presages welcome. For information call 28. each month 6:15 pm the andruary ece ve aethe baske o swee s oof each mon h a at6join 15 us. pm a athe After opening on Friday Library. Please BitterRodders Regret science (abbr.) comedian goodies from local vendors. ages welcome. Forninformation 1414. Regre Colleen at 777-3710. 7 7. CCircus rcus comed an $168 153 00 ages we come oCars maofonname cacall Darby Colleen at After the opening on Friday 15. Computer 8. Super ___, cartoon Wednesday Feb ua yartwork 23 d AS he open ng on Fea day of each month at Colleen at 777-3710. January 28 at 6:30pm, the Co een a777-3710. 777-3710 January at the artwork of each at 6:15 pm at the app y___ for ecedent are aFo from enue) B 01/19/22 01/26/22 cedent are requ red tototo presua ygoodies 28 Quantum Group ofrom each mon hatyPlease a6:15 15pm pm athe he Darby Library. Please us. January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork Darby join BitterRodders Cars applying for5311 $168,153.00 Decedent are for aCar change of name from B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 cedent are required presJanua y28 28 a6:30pm, 6is 30pm he asFebk and good es om oca vendo ruary 28. Colleen ata777-3710. app yng ng for $168 Decedent are for achange change of name enue) B S 01/19/22 01/26/22 cedent are requ red ua y 28 15 Compu er sc ence (abbr )presDarby Library. Please 810. carcar oon BitterRodders Cars will remain on exhibit through BitterRodders Club meets under section as 153 well00 as nt their Amanda Marie Howard Any qualifi ed person interent their claims within four and from local vendors. Da byLibrary. Lmonth benue) aPlease P6join ease ojoin nus. usus. BitterRodders Cars The North Valley Public Colleen atfor 777-3710. and good es om oca vendo swo Computer science (abbr.) Co een 777-3710 8. Super ___, cartoon January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork 1515. Compu er sc ence (abbr ) 8Super Super ___ oon This fundraiser organized 17. The other half of Jima Appease Quantum Group January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork Darby Library. join us. The es va w showcase fi ms Janua y 28 a 6 30pm he a wo k Quantum Group Darby Library. Please join us. Quantum Group will remain on exhibit through Febwill remain on exhibit through FebDa by L b a y P ease o n us B e Rodde s Ca C ub mee s under sect on 5311 asas we asas resent the r Amanda Mar e Howard Any qua fied person nterent the r c a ms w th n four The No h Va ey Pub c TheAny Quantum Group of the nterwill remain on exhibit through FebBitterRodders Car meets under section 5311 as well as present their Amanda Marie Howard Any qualifi edconsidered person interent their claims within four the fithe rst Thursday of the smonth at 6mee The North Valley Public w ema n on exh b h ough FebTh s und a se s o gan zed e Rodde Ca CClub ub s under sect on 5311 we present r BAmanda Amanda Mar e MartiHoward qua fied person ent the r c a ms w th n four 17 The o her ha f of J ma 10 Appease The No h Va ey Pub c (4) months after the date of $81,014.00 in CMAQ funds. months to Marie ested in being ___________________ ruary 28. This fundraiser is organized Library isn located at 208 Main 17. Theojewelry other half ofJ Jima 10. Appease Th s und a se s o gan zed 17 The her ha f of ma 10 Appease will remain on exhibit through Feb18. Men’s 16. French Painter, “Sunday by the North Valley Public Library The Quan um G oup o he will remain on exhibit through Febp oduced by p o ess ona fi mmakw ema on exh b h ough Febhe fi s Thu sday o he mon h a 6 TheQuan Quantum Group the The um G oup oofdered he (4) months after the date ofofof16$81 014 n“Sunday CMAQ funds months Amanda Mar ebe nyou be ng cons ___________________ ruary 28. ruary 28. the rst Thursday ofhe the month aton 6 - -forested Lua bThe a___________________ yStevensville. sh sVa oca edPub a Public 208 Ma ny n p.m. athe BJ’s Restaurant, N. 1st fi fisto Thu sday o900 mon heaMart 6Bitterroot invites tobeing attend its (4) months after the date $81,014.00 CMAQ funds. nour four months to Amanda Marie Martiested considered ___________________ ruary 28. Library isVa located at 208 Main (4) months after the date $81 014 00 nin CMAQ funds four months to Amanda Mar Mart ested nin be ng cons dered 18 Men’s ewe ryry French Pa00 nPainter, er y 28 by he No ey c L b a L b a y oca ed a 208 Ma the fi rst publication of this As well MRTMA (I Ride) fi rst pubnez. The hearing will appointment to the poBitterRodders Car Club meets 18. Men’s jewelry 16. French “Sunday by the North Valley Library North Valley Public Street, For more 18 Men’s ewe 16 French Pa n er “Sunday by he No h ey Pub c L b a y ruary 28. 20. Containerful Afternoon…” p pmp.m. sCar Res au anmeets 900 N 1s1s B BBitterroot ee ooooappo nvnv eses you oo atoato end s sits Foundation, aNorth nonprofit ruary 28. ey ee s28 om a coValley neValley sorganio Public he geobe at BJ’s Restaurant, 900 1st ua invites you attend infiBitterRodders Hamilton. Everyone welcome. For maBBitterRodders aBJ BJ sThe Res au an 900 N you end the first pub cat thth s s AfAs we MRTMA (I(I RRde) the first pubnez hear on for ntment the poBitterRodders Car Club meets Club The North Valley SThe S ePublic Fo mo monthly meetings. You needn’t The Quantum Group of the the fi rst publication this As well MRTMA (I Ride) of the pubnez. The hearing will be on for appointment to the poCar Club meets 20 Con apub nerfu The North the first caton onof ofof As we MRTMA de) f the first pubnez The hear ng wN. be on for ntment to the poernoon…” Street, Stevensville. For eon Rodde smonth Ca Cng ub mee sbe the first rst Thursday of the at 6w Founda on aJ. nonp ofi oPublic -more The No h Va Pub c-406S Sevensv evensv eey Fo mo e notice or said claims will be will be requesting vehicles, e or said 02/10/2022 at 1:30 p.m. The sition ofappo Town Council may Naomi Cheeney 20. Containerful Afternoon…” 20 Con ain nerfu Foundation, a nonprofit organiinformation, call library at Af ernoon…” Library isee located atthe 208 Main nBitterRodders Eve yone we come Fo Founda on a nonp ofi ogan gan Car Club meets 22. Killed action 18. Houston locale The North Valley Public in Hamilton. Everyone welcome. For mon h ytThe mee ngs You needn The Quantum Group ofneedn’t the The Quantum Group of the zation that raises funds through nHam Ham Eve yone we come Fo BitterRodders Car Club meets information call 961-3136. The North Valley Public his gh gh ng he pass on es y e406- not B e02/10/2022 Rodde sof Ca Cmonth ub mee the fisaid rst Thursday the atap6sat monthly meetings. You the fimore rstor Thursday ofon the month at 61st The No h Va ey Pub c Quantum Group of the mon h y mee ngs You needn ce or sa d c a ms w be w be request ng veh c ceses not ce or sa d at 1:30 m The s on of Town Counc may Naom J Cheeney The Quan um G oup o he Ma ch 7 a 5 30 PM B the fi rst Thursday of the month 6 n o ma on ca he b a y a 406Library is located at 208 Main Library located at 208 Main he fi s Thu sday o he mon h 6 have knowledge quantum physnotice or said claims will be will be requesting vehicles, s notice or 02/10/2022 at 1:30 p.m. The sition of Town Council may Naomi J. Cheeney p.m. at BJ’s Restaurant, 900 N. Bitterroot invites you to attend its 22 K ed n ac on 18 Hous on oca e not ce or sa d c a ms w be w be request ng veh not ce sa d 02/10/2022 at 1:30 p m The s t on of Town Counc may Naom J Cheeney information, call the library at Library is located at 208 Main The Quantum Group of the n o ma on ca he b a y a 406za on ha a ses unds h ough L b a y s oca ed a 208 Ma n mo e n o ma on ca 961-3136 22. Killed in action 18. Houston locale forever barred. anyone wishing to comment r barred. hearing will be at the Courtmake an application to the Cheeney Law, PLLC 22 K ed n ac on 18 Hous on oca e the fi rst Thursday of the month at 6 The Quantum Group of the 777-5061. zation that raises funds through more information call 961-3136. The Quan um G oup o he Street, Stevensville. For more za on ha a ses unds h ough 23. Year (abbr.) mo e n o ma on ca 961-3136 19. Place (abbr.) ems o he Ca enda shou d the fi rst Thursday of the month at 6 Library is located at 208 Main have know edge o quan um physhe fi s Thu sday o he mon h a 6 Restaurant, 900 N. 1st Bitterroot invites you to itsphysp.m. atp.m. BJ’s Restaurant, 900 N.be 1st Bitterroot invites you to attend its grants, donations, and events Library isoca located at208 208 Main and u eed oLaw fish ng bntoough o have knowledge ofquan quantum physp.m. at BJ’s Restaurant, 900 N. 1st LStreet, b777-5061 aStevensville. y Cheeney scu afly Ma Bitterroot invites you to attend forever barred w ng tototo comment rever hear ng ww at Courtmake an app cat on to the Cheeney PLLC have know edge oneedn’t um pat mat aBJ’s BJ shearing Res au an 900 Nthe 1s Bto eenjoy oo nv es you oattend acat end sits eforever oo Va ey Commun y Co ege 19anyone in barred Hamilton. Everyone welcome. For Stevensville. more forever barred. comment forever barred. will be at the Courtmake an application to the Cheeney Law, PLLC 232323. 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Legal document mee ng o he Reagan Repub can 253-380-7016. supp es p ov ded $2 13 P a er 6 Lega documen Flea Market, every 2nd Saturhost breakfast followed by civil and 253-380-7016 Meetings 3rd Tuesday of hos b eak as o owed by c v and 11. Outline 4. Snake like fish ofofthe Reagan Republican Mee ngs 3 d Tuesday o meeting Flea Market, every 2nd Satur11 Ou ne 4 Snake ke fish 253-380-7016. F ea Ma ke eve y 2nd Sa u meeting the Reagan Republican 253-380-7016 arrTr Peak Fishing/Hunting Times This Week Meetings 3rd Tuesday of 11. Outline 4. Snake like fish meeting of the Reagan Republican v a Peak F sh ng Hun ng T mes Th s Week Flea Market, every 2nd Satur11 Ou ne 4 Snake ke fish Meetings 3rd Tuesday of mee ng o he Reagan Repub can Flea Market, every 2nd SaturClub will Thursday, February 3y3he Trivia Peak Fishing/Hunting This Week Meetings Tuesday of Club will be Thursday, vday, a day, FSatursh Hun ng T mes Th sd Week Outline Snake like fish respectful conversations. (Weather 33rd Tuesday oBurnt 8 day a.m.-2:30 p.m. Market, 2nd 4.4.4Snake like fish 14. Rodent 7. Stays the same ube conve sa ons Wea 7Mee p.m., at 754 Middle Burnt ea Ma ke30 eve 2nd Sa u -ngmonth, 8F8Flea a.m.-2:30 p.m. Club will Thursday, February 3 11. 14 Roden 7Snake he same month, 7Times 754 Middle Cespec ub wbe Thu sday Feb ua 3he 11. Outline 4. like fish respectful conversations. (Weather day, 8a a.m.-2:30 p.m. 11 Ou ne Snake ke fish espec ube conve saFebruary ons 14. Rodent Stays the same month, 7pngs p.m., at 754 Middle Burnt m -2 pevery m y Peak 14 Roden 7S7. Says ays he same mon hp.m., 7p.m., m at aMiddle 754 M dd e Bu n Club will be Thursday, February 3y3Wea Club will be Thursday, February day, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 12. Birds “thumb” 5. Count month, 7 p.m., at 754 Burnt day, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 12 B rds “ humb” 5 Coun Club will be Thursday, February 3 Peak Times Peak Times at month, 7 at 754 Middle Burnt C ub w be Thu sday Feb ua 3 Peak T me Peak T me ea ha day, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 12. Birds “thumb” 5. Count The Center is located at 820 N. at Glen’s Cafe, Florence, for a nomonth, 7 p.m., at 754 Middle Burnt day 8 a m -2 30 p m 12 B rds “ humb” 5 Coun The Center is located at 820 N. at Glen’s Cafe, Florence, for a noPeak Times Peak Times permitting). For more information styea yearha that hRoad. 7Road. pm aInfo 754 M dd Chuck, eT Bu Peak T me Peak me n m Fo mo efor oinformation on Fork Road. For Info call Chuck, The Center located 820 N.mon at Glen’s Cafe, Florence, forma noBirds “thumb” Count Fork For call Chuck, Golden Age Club The Cen elocated sisClub oca ed820 a at820 N ape Gpermitting). en sngCa eFo F omo ence ooma a anoFor more 15. Roman 555555 8. Young Women’s Christian “thumb” 5.5.5Count Golden Age pe m ng en an on 12. 15 Roman 55 8 Young Women’s Chr s an Fork For Info call Fo k Road Fo n o ca Chuck 12. Birds “thumb” 5. Count Golden Age Club The Center is located at 820 N. ly at Glen’s Cafe, Florence, no12 B rds “ humb” Coun 15. Roman 8. Young Women’s Christian Golden Age Club The Center is at N. cu a e y at Glen’s Cafe, Florence, for a no15 Roman 8 Young Women’s Day AM PM Day AM PM Fork Road. For Info call Chuck, The Center is located at 820 N. Day AM PM Day AM PM accurately at Glen’s Cafe, Florence, for a no4th Street. American Legion Fork Road. For Info call Chuck, The Cen eevery oca ed a 820AM N accu a e y 4th ahost Ghost en sbreakfast Ca e followed F ofollowed enceby a noPlatter Legal document American Day AM PM Day AM PM host 131313. P aPlatter erer 66. Lega documen breakfast civil and Fork Road.Fo For call Chuck,PM Day PM Day AM breakfast followed byoby civil and call 406-369-1965. American Legion Fo k253-380-7016. 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Stays the same 18. Legal writings 10. Tusked animal candy OK, no food please. $2. Roden S ays he same 18 Lega wr ngs 10 Tusked anma ma Fri 8:19-10:19 8:50-10:50 Tue 12:00-2:00 12:29-2:29 8 19 10 19 8 50 10 50 Tue 12 00 2 00 12 29 2 29 permitting). For more information candy ood ease $2 permitting). For more information Fri 8:19-10:19 8:50-10:50 Tue 12:00-2:00 12:29-2:29 permitting). For more information F 8 19 10 19 8 50 10 50 Tue 12Tuesday 00 2 00 of 12o29 2 29 pe m ng Fo mo e n o ma on 15. Roman 55 8. Young Women’s Christian 15 Roman 55 8 Young Women’s Chr s sanan Meetings 1st Mee ngs 1s Tuesday 15. Roman 55 8. Young Women’s Christian LightL exercise Monday, 15 Roman 55 8 Young Women’s Chr gh exe c se Monday permitting). For more information permitting). For more information Meetings 1st Tuesday of Cowboy Ball Cowboy Ball Mee ngs 1s Tuesday o Sat 9:23-11:23 SaSa 9 23 1111 239:55-11:55 9 55 1111 5555 Light exercise Monday, permitting). For more information L gh exe c se Monday 20. Strong 16. Syrupy pe m ng Fo mo e n o ma on 20 S rong 16 Syrupy Cowboy Ball 15. Roman 55 8. Young Women’s Christian 55 8. Young Women’s Christian Sat 9:23-11:23 9:55-11:55 Cowboy Ball 9 23 23 9 55 call 406-369-1965. 20. Strong 16. Syrupy call 406-369-1965. www.WhatsOurWeather.com www Wha sOu Wea he com 15. Roman 55 8. Young Women’s Christian Pinochle, every Wednesday, Pinochle, every Wednesday, 20 S rong 16 Syrupy 15 Roman 55 8 Young Women’s Chr s an call 406-369-1965. www.WhatsOurWeather.com Pinochle, every Wednesday, ca 406-369-1965 www Wha sOu Wea he com P noch e eve y Wednesday Wednesday, Friday, 9-10:00 a.m. 50 Wednesday F day 9-10 00 a m 50 month, 6:30 p.m., at 754 Middle mon h 6 30 p m a 754 M dd e 17. 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Charles ‘Chuck’ Shulund Julie Kay Baumbach DonaldLee McIntosh Anna Wells L.Maus
Stevensville –Anna Charles L. Shulund, 88, grandparents, Nels and Evahappening Shulund; his sister,her StevensvilleWells, 93, ents, siblings (Lucinda, Donald Maus hasLee left“Chuck” the band. band. TheJoe, trioJennie, began performing at the new supporting the liveto music around Julie Kay Baumbach, loving wife, loved travel with her daughter, ofStevensville Stevensville went into the arms of our Heavenly Karen; father, Everette; mother, June Trip; and mother, grandmother and friend, died sister-in-law Sue Johnson and her of passed away at the Livand Marie), her husbands (Ray, S.D, Facing an untenable future Donald chose his Bitterroot Brewing Co. The gigs soon created the area. Don’s influence on both musicians peacefully, Monday, February 7, 2022, Lois grandchildren to the Oregon to Father on Wednesday, January 16, 2022 after a long battle with her son (Joe), grandstepmother, Lear Shulund; and Joycecoast Oliva, ing Centre Feb. 16, 2022. and Charlie), own path. He left us,He allpassed of us saddened by his an exceptionally hot music bringing folks and the who love them was canher never beby fully in scene, Missoula, Montana surrounded byfans see her brother sister-in-law. the children’s mother. Chuckand survived his Alzheimer’s peacefully at home. Anna was Disease. born on February 27, daughter (Beckky), daughter-in-laws, departure butaforever enriched by the from all overand Montana revel in great music measured. generosity of time and A Celebration of Life will be held in Chuck was kind and gentle soul whomusic saw he cousins, wife, DiannaHis Shulund of Stevensville; histalent son, 1928 in Missoula, Montana to Carl son-in-law, nieces, neph- to family. Julie was born Julie Kay Richardthe spring. Memories and condolenccreated, andJones. taught. A friend all he en- and at the with both the elders and youth around him was beauty inshared everybody. He was raised by to his Douglas Shulund; daughters, Victoria (Calvert) Hammill and Elvina She was ews, friends her favorite pups. local hotspot. In short order the in 1945 in Missoula to Wofford of Helena, Patricia (Phillip) Arp of grandparents Skalkaho in Hamilton the youngesthis ofon 4. countered, reach has been far and where wide and group was playing for andson supporting hundreds a life-long trait. The overarching sentiment of parents Lewis Burt Richhe worked on the farm. His father married his Williston, ND, and Suzanne (Patrick) Zabeart In 1944, Anna married he leaves the world a better place for musician and friend alike is that ardson and Ethel Monof Tonopah, AZ; his brothers Lynn (Donna) stepmother, Lois, and they moved to Seattle, where Raymond Elliott and gave tana Richardson. She was having hauled that bass guitar from their friendship with Donald or a he lived fromson, the Joseph age of 5 to 13 years, visiting birth to their active in 4-H and music as Shulund of Hamilton and Raymond (Amy) gig to gig across the state, country connection he made was a positive Hamilton every summer. He graduated from Eugene Elliott. a youngster. In 1975, she Shulund of Spokane; stepchildren Bud Williams and world. lifeJudy changing event. Williams of Stevensville, Hamilton High School Anna later moved to and attended trade school met and married William of Stevensville, Jane (Keith) Walth of Stevensville, and Wayne in Chicago. He was a Master beginning C. Baumbach. Sacramento, California where Donald was born July 11,Carpenter, 1952 Donald fully appreciated nature; She is survived by her (Samantha) Williams of Valley Springs, CA; and contracting work at age 16, and worked throughout she worked in Civil Service in San Mateo, California to June a passion instilled at an early age husband William Banumerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, thethe Valley and Alaska. He loved cabinetry work and for Air Force. She married McIntosh and Williamtalent Donald by his mother. Donald felt deeply umbach of 48 years, her nieces and nephews. possessed the amazing to build whatever he Charles (Charlie) Wells in daughter Brenda Fisher, Maus Jr. He attended Menlo School, about protecting theApril Bitterroot ValA graveside service will be held 4, 2022 saw. When was (Gilbert) a child, he visited the Lost Trail 1979, addinghe Sarah her son Mark Baumbach, Cate School, UC Berkeley Col-most fun he’d ley that he had adopted as his home. at 2 p.m. at Riverview Cemetery in Hamilton. A Ski run once, stating that was the Royce, Eric Wells, and Jon it and his wife Shannon and reception willHe follow at the Daly Leach Chapelthe ever of had. Asfamily. a result, he bought Lost Wells toMarin, her Anna and lege studying music. DonTrail Ski Run supported from inception many grandchildren, great W. Main in Hamilton, The with Bill Grasser, hosting the Special Olympics Charlie moved to Stevenslaunched his professional musical Teller Wildlife Refuge inMT. Corvallis, grandchildren and friends located on 1010 family wishes for all memorial donations to be and in sharing the joy he experienced as a child with ville 1987 after retirement. that considered her to be career in 1971 aswas an original memMT created by Otto and Anne Tellgiven to a charity of your choice in Chuck’s name. everyone. musician, playing five Chuck loved hunting and fitheir shingsister. with his brothers Where she Chuck was able to aenjoy ber of the Blue Bear Waltzes School ardent from instruments joining the Five Valley Accordion and his children. Condolences er, may be leftenvironmentalists for the family at www. her hobbies ofand painting, quiltShe was preceded in of Music, 18-piece Rock and the San Francisco area. He served Association where he cooked for their picnics. Chuck was preceded in death deathby by his her son John Ne- dalyleachchapel.com. ing, baking,an playing cards, whoff in December 2021, volunteering at the museum, Roll Band and school in San Franthere as president, and was on the her parents, Lewis and and enjoying meals with cisco, CA. Living in Marin County board for many years. Ethel and her brothers friends in the Gourmet Club. in the 70’s and 80’s he was deeply In 1991, Donald met Karen Lewis Jr. Richardson and They moved to MissouRobert Richardson. involved with the thriving Bay Area Moore at the Lonesome Dove in la in 1995 making lots of Julie loved her chilmusic scene, playing bands with and where they began their 9/7/1929-1/19/2022 We movedStevensville to Butte in 1956 Dan was born. friends, watching their in children, grandchildren and Tony was working for the US Army as a mechanic dren grandchildren grow introChrisand Hayes and eventually long-distance courtship. They margreat grandchildren. She Tony roped way to the sky on January and was also ried in the In 1964 he older, and spoiling theirbandleader pup, loved gardening, baking, ducing him tohis future inArmy 1997reserve. at the Teller Wildlife 19,2022, the evening surrounded Honey. Inin 2014, Anna moved back to by his family Anna will be dearly missed by Sar- working in the yard, play- was transferred to Helena. He was able to retire Huey Lewis. Donald taught jazz at Refuge and settled in Karen’s ranch in his own home. Our family’s goal was to Stevensville to an apartment in the ah,keep Eric (Jean), Jon (Penny), Monte ing cards and games and from the reserves as Command Sargent Major. a summer workshop at Stanford him atCentre; home and we she are enjoyed very proud we You know theoutside SargentHamilton. strips with the oak leaves being with her animals. Living where Bin-that grandchildren, great-grandchildren, University, hethat. duo’d with Ray Scott, great-great-grandchildren, extended is survived byvery his wife Her heart was always full around the star. Don accomplished Something he was proud of. go, bible study, sing-a-longs, games, of love. She helped many When the AMSA Tony Wayland was born in her Hamilton generations MT to shop moved what NM, is now and sharing special times with of nieces and nephews played with Pee Wee Ellis and Karen Moore offrom Corrales, people throughout her Tony Wayland SR and Sarah Olive (Waylett). the Brewhouse on Eucluid to the Fort, a display neighbors and friends. and friends. lunched with Stan Getz, getting the Hamilton, MT; daughter Catana life, taking in friends of her children, es may be shared family His was spent inof Hamilton was put up honoring Tony. Hewith was the pictured inathis Sheyouth always had a love animals playing A memorial will be held Friday, lowdown on the scene. of non-profit and for-profit events and celebraMiller, grandson Daniel and granddaughter Elle George Bedor, Don Bedor, Shannon www.brothersmortuary.com baseball, up Blogett Helping25th from 1:45 to 3:15 at dress uniform and his calvary uniform. and musichunting contributing to her Canyon, inner and February Lange and Joy Lynn Magstadt. She Donald was also a 2nd generation member tions. Always willing to step up and sit in, Don of Missoula, MT; his sister Nancie Schumacher his family. Moving to Helena, made it possible for our dad child that she never let grow up or go Lolo Community Center. of the Bohemian Club in San Francisco, and played with many other Stevensville, MT; hisDanny brother Gordon In his 20’s hetoplayed pro ball in Hamilton. to have horses. He and took up teamMaus roping. away. She loved make semi people laugh Condolences and memories may be notable bands including of He was thehad 2ndabaseman. In fact, they won of theHamilton; very first father team and always joke for anyshared family at www.whitelooked forward to hisready summer sojourns to thewith the The Ed Norton Big Band, Montango, The Teller (Quinty Smith) niece son Jennifer Tony wasGrove drafted in the army and was sent to roping(Ben) at the of Last chance Stampede. ManyMausgreat one that needed it. playing Bohemian with many a sittfuneralhome.com. talented Refugees, Kirby and the Attachments, the Mon- Kirby Missoula; niece Meghan Germany on reunited a ship that took days over and 17 friends and memories were made while roping. He Anna was with her17parand great musician. tana Jazz All-Stars and many a jazz duo, trio, McVey (Patrick)of Big Sky, MT; nephew Willie even longer days to get back. He was not fond of was able to continue to ride and rope until into his In 1980 he married Trisha Llorenz in San and quartet. Maus (Chelsea)of and several cousins, the ocean. He never really said much about his 80’s. It kept him inMissoula good shape. Kay M. Engebretson www.brothersmortuary. 2022, at the Patrick Anselmo, andhesoon after they Playing thousands of shows across several grand-niece and nephews around the country. time there CA except made a ring outfollowed of a half his Tony andSt. Bobbie sharedTerry 67 yrsD.ofYates marriage and Missoula - Kay M. com Don played Terry D. the Yates, 76, Hospital. Memories and dollar onand the sister, way and wore ittothe of his life. lotsAofcelebration adventures. No big trips out of country brother moving therest Bitterroot Val- Engebretson, states over the last two decades, of Donald’s well-lived life will 90, passed of camping, Stevensville, passed condolences may beto fly but returning to Hamilton, this daughwas as Dad did like hunting leyAfter of Western Montana. Whenwhen Trisha’s with early musicians almost Terry everyJ.genre including; shared be heldwith on not his birthday July 11,on2022 at the16Slack away in the in mornLawrence away January the family at done. In the fall of 1953 He met Roberta Joan and visiting friends made along the way. After ing, February Missoula J. 2022. A memorial serter, Catana (Cate) was 11 years old he adopted jazz,Tuesday, funk, soul, country, bluegrass, pit- Terry orchestra Barn on the Teller Wildlife Refuge in Corvallis, www.brothersmortuary. (Camp) by way of his Uncle Layton arranging returning from a trip to Pennsylvania that took 8, 2022, at the Riverside Theater Lawrence, 68, passed vice will be held in the com her and became her forever dad. Catana would at Missoula Children’s and the Missoula MT. for him to give this cute little coed a ride back to them to Florida, then Seattle before getting home Health & Rehabilitation. away in the morning, spring. come to say that he was the BEST patient, Symphony Orchestra. Donald was also the go-to Any memorial donations can be made in his Missoula after a weekend home fromdad, college. On in the middle of the night, was his last. He vowed Memories and condoSaturday, February 12, the ride back Missoula, He asked her out he would lences be shared accepting andtonon-judgmental, giving hertounstudiomay session bass player, appearing on countname to: never fly again and didn’t. the movies for Monday, but she had to attend a Tony was Weather preceded in death by hiswww.bittermom and Summary with the family atand www. conditional love and friendship. less recordings CD releases. In additionThe to Bitterroot The Star Bitterroot School of Music; sorority house meeting. Being persistent, well how brothersmortuary.com dad and sister Melba Lozeau. He is survived by his Bitterroot Seven Day Forecast Donald spent his first 20 years in Montana all performing, he taught bass and mentored rootschoolofmusic.org, thathis now included Vicki, he sold vacuum cleaners, about Tuesday, no she had to go square dancing. wife Bobbie, daughter Vicki (Charles Ruzicka). Dan and A. cemetary plots, and cars. musicians. Donald feverishly fishing, golfing and no playing music. many of the up-and-coming Teller Wildlife Refuge; www.tellerwildlife.org Ellis Brunner Okay then fly how about Wednesday, she had a Wayland, and 2 grandchildren who adored him Hamilton Ellis A. To this union 2 children Vicki Jean in 1955 in In 2002, Donald washow introduced to Deborah had perfect pitch an innate gift he used in his or date. Thursday then about Thursday, and and he them, Jacob and Jesse Ruzicka. He is also Brunner, 83, ofDaniel Hamil-Wayne in 1957 in Butte were Missoula, and finally she When he returned to partner, the house survived by many nieces andwww.mtpr.org nephews were Kunkel andsaid herok. husband and musical playing and his Sunday, teaching, a gift to all who played Friday Montana Public Radio; Wednesday Thursday Saturday Sunday Monday who Tuesday ton passed away born. Because he thought he and BobbieMostly together he shared with a roommate he told him I’m never also Dad when they came to visit. Mostly Sunny Cloudy Mostly Sunny entertained Mostly Sunny by Partly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Cloudy Jason Hicks. They soon formed the Joan Zen with He was continually attending and And the band plays on… February 2022 were him. too 6, fertile heathad a vasectomy 19 / 1 at summer 21 / 0 28 /5 38loved / 13 45 / 21 43 / 17 44 / 20 asking her out again. They were married 6/17/54. Everybody Tony. Bitterroot Daly with 2 chairs as the table. camp in a Health field hospital At the time he was working for the railroad in Tony will beDetailed laid toLocal restForecast in Hamilton with Local UV Index Hospital. Arrangements One of many adventures provided by summer Today we will see there mostly sunny skies, high of 19°, humidity of 43%.date Light in winds. The Missoula. He was laid off the RR not to long after services and in Helena at a later the are under the care of the high for today is 59° set in 1981. 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Valley wrestlers hold Battle ‘Root Lady Tigers nab win overof Hamilton girlsbig win SW AVictor title
Hamilton boys, Stevensville girls advance to divisionals
had a huge impact on what by Thomas Spencer been able immediately to achieve this by Thomas Spencer Head Coachwe’ve Ryan Tolley year. ” called a timeout to regroup his squad Drawing together all the The Falcons showed up “I was a proud, proud coach, in the final second left after the made wrestlers in the valley over by Scott Sacrya great amount of fense to win, 40-21. Layne Kearns led two teams played on Dec. 16th. 14, and Eli Taylor added 11. Hamiland performed at “The Root” they channeled free throw. the weekend Florence hosted with 17 points, Taryn Searle had 12, tonWith facedallCorvallis theoffirst round but theinend the were emotion,” said Heather Berry, head the at excitement andday the The 2022Hamilton Mike McChesney girls met on Thursday, Feb. 17th, and bested by Matt Davis and coach of the Darby Tigers, following momentum, the Lady Tigers marched Battle of the ‘Root. it top-seeded DillonAnd in the Hamilton won handily, 67-44. his crew of wrestlers from their dramatic win over valley rival to their bench where they found was once again Corvallis Southwestern A ChampiHamilton had lost to Corvallis Corvallis. Victor, 51-47. Going into Friday’s their cool and collected coach ready with 99 points took onship Game that on Saturday 41-55 on Feb. 8th, but Hamilton “We’ve won it every game the Lady Tigers had struggled with instructions. “I made multiple home the trophy this year, night in Dillon. Hamilton looked like a different teamyear in except They for once so somein their first game against the comments trying to calm myit’s younger lost bothpride times they played this game. came out more bringing and honor to thing we take pride in in asand a Pirates, but itFlorence wasregular a different story players, repeated directions Dillon during the aggressive and confident, that program. came team, ” said Corvallis Head this weekend. Coach Berry aimed at the huddle, and made sure they season. This night would dominated the game. Asher within striking distance at prove beexpectations a different story, Magness Hamilton Coach Matt Davis after the23 clarifying and focusing understood the led importance ofwith what 70 teamtopoints followed by as the Lady Broncs played points, Cole Dickemore had tournament. For the Blue her athletes on what they could they were expected to do.” Hamilton at 53 and Steinspired and won in a surand Eli possession, Taylot added In Devils, Kiera Davis, at11. 103, control. And16, with that the Lady vensville at 47 total points. prisingly lopsided contest, Friday’s semifinal game, the pinned Coltin Morgan of The Lady Pirates controlled Tigers held on to their late-game lead Besides theprevious team rankings 43-23. In matchBroncs played top-seeded Dillon Hamilton, Luke Nuttal the game, much like they did in for a dramatic and thrilling win wresover and scores, individual athups, Hamilton struggled and lost in a defensive struggle, tling really well at 113, beat the first untilthe late in the Victor. letes werematchup, recognized to break Dillon’s fullbycourt 30-43. Eli Taylor had 14 points, John Post from Florence fourth quarter. With a minute-forty “This win will help build some competing but schools’ pressure, theycoaches. handled it Tyson Rostad had nine, andand Hanna Hurst of Hamilton. remaining in the game it was 41much-needed confidence in Jason ease Davisinfrom with thisCorvallis, game. More Asher Magness added five. This Seththem Allen, 126, pinned 43 Pirates senior Bella individual players and in their impressive wasVictor Hamilton’s loss put inatthe loser-out wrestling at and 138, was recogWilliam Shiverine ofwin Stevi. Schicilone forced a foul driving the teammates,” said Berry. “This overall defense. ValAfter game on Saturday morning nized asteam the “Bitterroot At 138 Jason Davis and Nate lane and found herself at the foul was a fun game to coach and we are three quarters, Hamilton against East Helena, a game ley Outstanding Wrestler.” Florence’s Luke Maki with the pin at the Battle of the ‘Root wrestling match. Photo held Dillon’s high powered Hamilton won 65-46. Magness Davis both pinned their line with the hope of going up by blessed to have come out of the hardDavis pinned Dillon Janes by41-Stephanie K Geiser Photography. offense tonailed only points, with points, Cole Dickeopponents. Kanyon Stoker at four. She the first one, foughtled battle on24top!” in 2:45. The lone seven Florence including only one point more had 13, and Tyson Rostad 145, pinned Drew Carmody 44, then missed the second. With This certainly was a big win for senior, wrestling at 205, was not win every match, but our kids are here mark at Divisionals and State. All of our in the third quarter. Dillon and Eli Taylor added 10 each. of Hamilton. Bodee Davis the ball back, Lady Tiger number the Lady Tigers who will likely see Broncs - 2022 Southwestern A District Champions. Photo courtesy of Mary O’Connell. recognized as the Bitterroot ValleyHamilton Wres- Lady finally found their range in Hours later onthe Saturday the to compete and always looking to im-Darby’s Makena kids didHawkinson. quite well and showed what it Lady Pirate Bella Schicilone defends Photo by Thomas pinned Jeffrey Berryman of Stevi. And 12 Samantha Shull launched up the Lady Pirates in District tling Ambassador, won pin in his match prove.” the fourth, scoring 16,bybut Broncs fell to Frenchtown in the Spencer. aearlier jumper that banked in. Now in Tournament. And if you are a in the day against Cadogan Hamilton matched that total to Wheat secure to and Lexi Brenneman added four. In The Hamilton boys finished consolation game. The Florence the line and sending a wave of The Pirates, reigning in their passes, transition racing down the floor, Darby you will to in seethe a of Hamilton. the win and the Southwestern A title. Friday’swon semifinal game they faced a fourth in districts and earned a trip Thefan Broncs playwant Polson athletes hope to the Darby sideline. Her quickly scored with a two-foot jumper Schicilone drove hard in the paint performance like this one in the For Florence Head Coach Skip RosenHamilton’s Taryn Searle had a terrific tough Butte Central squad. They built to divisionals. They had a busy weekWestern A Divisional Tournament on several matches made basket wasatthwarted a held line by Virginia However, and another foulinwith the of postseason. Notably from senior at night, points, an 11-point lead halftime by and end, playingBrown. four total games, for andthe Thursday, Feb. 24th in Hamilton thal, drew thescoring event is19 unique aincluding variety on the day. bringing Seth violation, the score to 45-45, second time in the fourth, Mustafa opportunity to extend the Pirate lead. captain Amber Anderson who posted four 3-pointon for a 44-40 victory. Kearns led with making it to the consolation game. In 5 p.m. Hamilton beat Polson 56-52 ways.momentum-changing He said, “The ‘Root is really a special Wilson pinned Pirate ball. was waiting at the block for the ball After missing the first, she hit the an impressive 23 points in this game ers. Layne Kearns played a steady 10 points, Lavana Wetzel added nine, that game they played a solid Frenchwhen the two teams played on Dec event. In addition to bragging rights, it is Connor Jessop of seven. Strong backcourt pressure from and forced another and-one shot. all-around game and had 12 points, and Searle added town team and fell, 50-56. The game 16th. second, 43-45 Pirates. Then Lady and was followed by Mustafa who had one of the rare opportunities Florence gets Corvallis, Aidyn the Tigers forced a bad pass right At 49-47 with 8 seconds left on the Taylor McCarthy had six, and Lavana Hamilton will face Polson in the was tied 37-37 after three quarters, Tigers inbounded the ball rushing 10, mostly all coming in the fourth. a chance to wrestle against the other BitMeinzen pinned Wetzelwith added four. The Hamilton girls into Western A Divisional Tournament but Frenchtown took who overhad down the the hands of Sierra Reed who in clock, the freshman, several down 47teams seconds “I was so happy for my players,” terroot Valley sinceremaining Florence is B/C Bodee Davis faced East Helena in the first round on Hamilton onofThursday, Feb. 24th at stretch for the victory. Tyson Rostad promptly dribbled down for the minutes in the JV game earlier in See play CLASS when freshman Petra Mustafa said Berry. “Their wasA, fullpage of 11 and Hamilton, Corvallis, and Stevensville Thursday, and used ashot suffocating de2 pm. Hamilton won 53-29 when the led with 15 points, Asher Magness had heart and guts.” Corvallis, Sean claiming basket, finally the lead for the day, was about to give her team rebounded the long and banked are A. It is also the only time where it is Larson, at Tigers. 170, the Lady But not for long. the three-point advantage. Pirate in basket a foul her justa our localwith teams. Manysending of our families pinned Carter know each other, have battled in earlier Morgan and generations, and actually get a chance to Noah Guisinger connect at this event.” Rosenthal said the of Hamilton, event began about 10 years ago, at the Lance Burrows, at direction of the valley coaches. 182 pinned Issac The 2021-2022 season has apparentMartinez of Hambybeen Thomas Spencer The Tiger offense did execute and ly somewhat of a rekindling of the ilton. At 205, Luke took advantage of each mistake of wrestling community in Florence. “As Maki won his ment, losing 34-53 to top-seedbyIn Scott Sacry their 13C rematch from earlierI the night. They had four guys score far as the Florence team’s performance, match, and Dallas ed Missoula Loyola on Saturday this year, Darby boys were eager over 10 points on the night, notably couldn’t be the more pleased, ” said Rosenthal. Blair pinned Gabe Corvallis took first place in the Battle of the ‘Root. Photo by Stephanie K Geiser Photography. Feb. 19th in a hard-fought The Florence-Carlton boys to fendinoff the Pirates. 14 from Preston Smith who has been “We’re a bit ofVictor a rebuilding yearBesides with a Rassmussen of championship game. Florence defeated Missoula Loyola 57-40 a slow first quarter the Tigers solid all season, and 16 from Hooper new coaching staff andwhere a renewed comStevi. And lastly, Arie McLaughlin pinned means to be ‘Falcon Tough.’” Jonny Williams pinned Jett Murray of fell behind 8-24 after the first on Saturday, Feb. 19th to claim trailed by the restfrom of the was Reed who had a great night in the mitment to 4, wrestling the game Florence Trevor Lewis of Hamilton in 5:26. Rosenthal, who has been instrumental Florence in 1:57. For Coach Davis, “Luke quarter and 17-37 at half and the District 6B Championship. really just a slow march victory. post. School Administration and to School Board. “Our success this year has been a real in the Florence wrestling world for some Nuttal at 113 never beatingable JohntoPost that awas were mount Thewill game closeKrystal early, and Darby head Smith “We have been really pushing for We havewas acoach school-sponsored Middle team effort; pushing each other hard at time, in both the high school and Little a huge one. That match I figured couldled go comeback. Kasidy Yeoman Florence trailed 13-14 after the said, “Ball movement, defense, the boys to take good quality shots School Program beginning this yearand and practice, supporting teammates on and Guy programs, is grateful for his coaching either way. ” Florence with 18 points, Josie first quarter, but the Falcons’s hustle are what helped usdedicated pull the and tonight they all did that,” said will be moving into our new off the mat, and being model student-athstaff as well. ThatLewis matchadded was important forOlivia the Blue four, and defensive and offensive win against Victor.” seemed Smith. “Hooper took over attacking Wrestling Room in the This nextpressure couple of to letes,” said Rosenthal. “This core group “Josh Schreoder and I have been Devil victory on the day. The Falcon wresCoulter and Trista Williams proved too much for Loyola. be a good the key while Preston, Cully, Sawyer, weeks. The representation future of wrestlingofinDarby’s Florence has established a great culture that we can working together for several years with the tlers are mostly in the upper-weight classes each had three. In the semifinal Florence outscored them 32-17 success Andrew, Jackson, and Nolan worked is lookingagainst bright.” the Pirates. The build on. Stand-out performances includLittle Guy program,” said Rosenthal. “This and dominated in those areas, whereas the game on Friday, Florence visin the second half job andof cruised to Tigers did a good being patient on shooting when they were open Rosenthal, reflecting on his athletes’ ed Sean Larson at 170, Adyn Meinzen at year, however, we have Cody Sutton and Blue Devils the matchesThe in ited won No. many 2 seedofAnaconda. the win, trophy in hand. In a true in their offensive movements and and driving to the hoop.” When asked performance this season, said, “Our kids 152, Arie Mclaughlin at Heavyweight, and Kody Davidson, two former Falcon wresthe lower weight classes which ultimately two teams played the previous team effort, Blake Shoupe led took been highworking percentage the which players really stood out she have hard,shots are in at great Luke Maki at 205 who wrestled his last tlers that have brought some ‘old school led them to 99with points and first place. week Anaconda winning, with 12 points,and Levi Posey had basket. responded, “That’s a tough one, this shape, focused, having fun. We10, may match at home but will certainly make a Falcon Toughness’ to the mix and have but Florence wouldn’t be deandWhen Patrick Duchien added nine. asked what their week of game all of our players did a roll and nied in this game. They built a Florence hosted Deer Lodge on practice looked like leading up to this did it well.” 40-27 halftime lead and won Thursday, Feb. 17th in the semimatchup and what they anticipated, By the end of the third quarter, handily, 65-57. Kasidy Yeoman final game and won in a blowout, Coach Smith said, “We always know this game was still very close, 32-28, led with 24 points, Trista Wil70-40. The game Falcons jumped that a rival can go anyout way, so but the final score was 41-60. Darby liams had 15, and Kolbi Wood to an early lead and never looked our biggest advice was to keep our had a great fourth quarter, outscoring Florence Falcons 2022 District 6B Champions. Photo by Stephanie K Geiser Photography. 11.teams The Florence girls by head in the game, play our gamehas the greatest the Pirates 28-13. Townsend and and play in the varsity added the two only separated by Thomas Spencer back. Levi The Falcons play Thompson Falls play St. Ignatius in the first round of and hustle and work together and Smith both had stellar 4th quarters, sense of humor game. Rockwood You saw theand the Pirate 4 anddefense. the Falcons alsobymanaged Darby’s Preston Smith scans Caleb Photo Thomas Posey led with in the first round of the Western B the Western B Divisional Tournament they definitely Andquickeach and wit, posting 8 and Reed had 6 in that Spencer. players and fans go to keep that lead in the fourth On Thursdayworked night thetogether! Lady 13 points, and Divisional Tournament onberserk Thursday, on Thursday, Feb. 24thoutscoring ator1:15 p.m. in with a little press the whole game we quarter. which brings a when Faith alas we wellare butbehind only the in the basket, hustle back, play hard Yellowjackets and community quit, so if ahead, it’s Caden ZalusFeb. 24th at 3:00 p.m. in Ronan. Ronan. Florence defeated St. Ignatius, wanted totheir slowseniors them down and try “Until lot of levity to the the game is over, my only scored in thenot first by 2 in that quardefense, and outwork themost opponent,” celebrated from the overYellowjackets until the buzzer rings.” ki and the Blake 68-47, when the two teams met on taking advantage of a few mistakes.” thoughts are to keep putting ball team, whether minute of the varsity ter. The final score was 61-43, said Smith. “This group of boys never girls basketball team, cheer, and Shoupe added The Florence girls finished in secduring practices, game!” Feb. 3rd.Florence. other extracurricular activities. 11 each. ond place in the 6B District Tournateam meetings Both teams came The Jackets were carried And although the Lady Jackets or games. Kelti out fast and strong in by their Captain, junior Clair did not walk away with a win is otherwise a the first quarter, not Hutchinson, who had an outagainst Florence, they competed quiet person, who really giving much standing night. against a strong, well coached by Thomas Spencer of the in the up fourth and for When asked later liked brings a competion defense “Claire hadwhat a realhegood game, team and the atmosphere responded with about his experience, Grazzani said, tive fire to games either team but Stevi turning hard work on defense night remained positive and The Fighting 9 of their own to come“My aspect about being on anofthat is so fun to managed out favorite into steals and fast breaks cheerful. The three seniors on Yellowjackets took on the including 5 from exchange student is to experience a watch.” ahead 10-7 going into fense,” said Fulbright. Hutchinthe basketball team that were Broncs of Frenchtown on Tad Tackes in that new type of life and culture with new Finally, the second quarter. son had 21 on the night, scoring by Scott Sacry recognized on the night were Saturday in Stevensville. quarter. Beller people and have opportunity speaking to his But, like she has done mostly in the transition but sheto was Hailey Thomas, Kelti Wandler, The Yellowjackets came accounted for 14, play basketball at a higher level than time with Faith many times this seaalso effective pulling up from Local valley wrestlers traveled to Billings two weekends ago to compete and Faith Huenergardt. outStevensville really strong in coach the Tackes, 9, Florence’s Travino, before.” the Huenergardt, Fulson, midwrestlers and three-point range in the All Class State Wrestling tournament. Six Kasidy Bitterroot Valley head first quarter, beating 5, and Grazzani “I’ve played basketball Italy are bright remarked, Yeoman went off in the as well. But the LadyinJackets came home with hardware. For the girls, Hannah Hurst of Hamilton finished Bill Fulbright, speaking to his some tough defensive had 4 on the night. for five years,” said Grazzani. “This “Faith has played second quarter with most effective in the more run4th in the 113 pound division. experience coaching Hailey pressure numerous times This Saturday is my sixth year in a club, because with our Frosh11 of the Falcons 27 to and-gun style of play. For the Class A boys, Jesse Anson of Hamilton finished 4th in the 132 Thomas, commented, “I have and capitalizing strong happened to half. in5th myin country more team in our end thefinished second theand ballsports up theare floor pound division, Jason Davisalso of Corvallis in the “Getting 138school pound been privileged to on coach Hailey drives to the basket and be Senior Night separate programs.” Grazzani usually program since she “They only missed quickly and without a lot of division, and Andrew Carmody of Hamilton finished 6th in the 145 pound for the past four years. Hailey is open from the floor. for thetwo young a positive attitude and it shotsStevi in the exhibits wasted dribbling is something division. one oflooks the toughest young ladies, was a freshman. The first quarter ended squad and in a wasn’t surprising to hear his response Faith has a won2nd quarter alone,” we have been working on all On the Class B/C boys side, Adyn Meinzen of Florence-Carlton took 4th mentally and physically, you will 13-14 Frenchtown where sea of junior boys, when asked what he liked most about derfully cheerful, Fulbright said. That year,” said Fulbright. “It’s gratifyin the 152 pound weight class. Luke Maki finished 5th in the 205 pound ever meet, and yet is so comKellan Beller had 8 in that Lorenzo Grazzani his team and experience thus far. “I upbeat attitude quarter proved to be ing to see the progress the girls weight class. passionate toward everybody quarter and was absolutely stood out as the love how we support each other on about everything, the defining moment have made this year, and to see it In the team scoring, Hamilton scored 28 points and finished 17th, Coraround her. She plays her heart everywhere. Beller worked team’s only senior. our team. Our coaches are trying to and doesn’t let of the game. work effectively during parts of vallis scored 26 points and finished 18th, and Stevensville/Victor scored four out every time she is on the strongly defensively an third quarter make22nd usthe compete get better every anything get her The game.” points and finished in 22nd.Grazzani, Florence-Carlton finished with 35 and points court. I couldn’t ask forand a player played really strong to the Italian exchange single day.” down. It was an was fairly close with in Class B/C. For the girls, Hamilton finished in 26th place with 30 points with a better attitude.” Yellowjacket Lorenzo Grazzani (12) , an exchange student from Italy and basket in thetofirst quarter. student, was The Yellowjackets played East emotional andsenior on the team, sends a no-look and Corvallis finished 31st with 25 points. In regard his time with Stevensville’ only pass to a teammate. Florence’s Kylie Kovatch with thewinning jump shot The second and third welcomed by warm Helena on Tuesday, 35-32, exciting moment Kelti Wandler, Fulbright said, against Stevensville. Photo by Stephanie K Geisquarter got away from the applause and a and ending a 28-game losing streak. for our girls when 15 of their own. However, the boys “ I have also#24 beenJosie privileged Florence’s Lewistofights to get a shot off against Yellowjackets, who gave up 36 points thankful speech written by him was They will play Florence on Thursday Faith got to start er Photography. from Stevi did hold the Broncs to 9 coach Kelti for by fourJason years.Larson, Kelti Larzz Studios, LLC. Loyola. Photo in that time and only answered with read to the crowd. at home.
Florence boys win District 6B title, Darby boys prevail against Pirates girls take second
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Wednesday, February 23, 2022
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Darby boys win 13C district title by Scott Sacry
Makena Hawkinson led with 14 points, Amber Anderson had eight, and Petra Mustafa added seven. In Friday’s semifinal game, Darby squared off
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The Darby boys defeated top-seedThe Victor girls had a busy tournaed Drummond 54-46 in Frenchtown on Saturday, February 19th to win the 13C District Championship. Darby’s only two losses of the season were to Drummond, including a 16-point loss on Feb. 12th, so this victory was extra sweet. Dominating throughout, Darby built a 28-22 halftime lead and led 46-35 starting the fourth quarter and held on for the victory and earned the championship trophy. Cullin Duggan had a big night and led the scoring with 16 points, followed by Hooper Reed with 12, Preston Smith with 10, and Jackson Hundley with eight. In the first round of districts on Thursday, the Darby boys played Lincoln. Darby led 35-21 at half and cruised to a 69-39 victory. Preston Smith led with 17 points, Sawyer Townsend had 12, and Hooper Reed added Darby Tigers - 2022 District 13C Champions. Photo courtesy of Darby Booster Club. 11. In Friday’s semifinal game, ment, playing four games and finishthey soundly defeated Seeley-Swan, against top-seeded Seeley-Swan and ing fourth in the District 13C Tourna74-56. Preston Smith led with 17 fell 28-68. Petra Mustafa and Sierra ment. In the first round on Thursday, points, Sawyer Townsend had 14, and Reed each scored six, and Makena Feb. 17th, they played Drummond. Jackson Hundley and Hooper Reed Hawkinson and Hadassah Wilson each added 13. added four each. This sent them to the Victor kept it close the first half, trailing 19-23, but got outscored 32-6 in The Darby boys advance to the loser-out game on Saturday mornthe second half to fall, 25-55. Virginia Western C Divisional Tournament in ing against Victor. In a low scoring, Brown led with eight points, Bella Frenchtown and play Shields Valley hard fought game, Darby lost, 23-26, Scichilone had seven, and America on Thursday, Feb. 24th at 12:30 p.m. ending their season. Amber Anderson Baugus added three. In Friday’s loser led the scoring with 12 points, Petra out game, Victor defeated Lincoln, 37The Darby girls played Valley Mustafa had four, and Kimmie Berry, 30. Haylie Tolley and Virginia Brown Christian in the first round of the 13C Hadassah Wilson, and Kylie Schlapled the scoring with seven points District Tournament on Thursday, man each added two. each, and Madi Bahr added six. In the Feb. 17th, and won with ease, 43-22.
loser-out game on Saturday morning, they faced Darby in a Bitterroot Valley match-up and won a close one, 26-23. Virginia Brown led with seven points, while Kyla Tacker, Abby Kay, and Haylie Tolley each scored five. Hours after this game, Victor faced Drummond in the Consolation game and fell, 28-54, finishing fourth at the tournament and ending their season. The Victor boys squeaked out a close victory over Valley Christian in the first round of the District 13C Tournament, winning in a double overtime thriller, 6257. In the first overtime, Victor was down 55-49 with a minute to play. Then Jordan Mclane hit a 3-pointer, the Pirates forced a turnover, and Caleb Rockwood hit another 3-pointer to tie the game at 55-55. In the second overtime, Victor outscored Valley Christian 7-2 to seal the victory. Jordan Mclane led with 16 points, Caleb Rockwood had 15, and Carson Varner added 13. They met top-seeded Drummond in the semifinals on Friday and never found their comfort zone and lost, 21-42. Varner led with 10 points, and Alec Rowlan and Canyon Parks added three each. This sent them to face Philipsburg in a loser-out game on Saturday morning. The Pirates fought hard but lost, 31-47, ending their season. Carson Varner led with 16 points, Robert Crosbie had six, and Caleb Rockwood added five.
Class A continued from page 10
Stevensville The Stevensville girls had a busy weekend at districts, playing four total games. The Lady Yellowjackets played strong and finished in 4th place, earning a trip to divisionals next week. In the consolation game on Saturday, Feb. 19th, they faced Butte Central, losing 25-39. They played tough defense, but weren’t able to generate enough offense to win. Claire Hutchison led with 10 points, Shilo Lampi had five, and Lexy Perez added four. On Thursday, they played Frenchtown in the first round. They looked energized and won convincingly, 45-34. Claire Hutchison led with 17 points, Shilo Lampi had 12, and Dawson Brewer added five. In Friday’s semifinal game they played top-seeded Dillon and lost, 25-54. Lexy Perez led with seven points, Shilo Lampi had six, and Claire Hutchison added five. This sent them to Saturday morning’s loser out game, where they met Cor-
vallis, a team that beat them the previous week. But the Lady ‘Jackets looked like a different team and controlled the game throughout, winning, 45-29. Claire Hutchison led the scoring with 14 points, Cambree Praast had eight, and Lexy Perez added six. The Stevensville girls play Columbia Falls in the Western A Divisional Tournament in Hamilton on Thursday at 8 p.m. The Stevensville boys played eventual champion Butte Central in Dillon on Thursday in the first round of districts and lost, 22-50. Stevensville was tough on defense, holding the powerful Maroon offense to 50 total points, but they didn’t generate enough offense to keep it close. Lorenzo Grazzani and Tad Tackes each had six points, and Kellan Beller added five. In Friday’s loser out game, Stevensville played East Helena and lost 39-48, ending their season. Kellan Beller led the scoring with 15 points,
Gracen Travino had nine, and Lorenzo Grazzani had seven.
Corvallis The Corvallis boys played Hamilton in the first round of districts on Thursday, Feb. 17th, and lost, 67-44. Corvallis beat Hamilton, 55-41, on Feb 8th, but this game took a different path. Corvallis fell behind 6-24 after the first quarter and never recovered. Aaron Powell led the Blue Devils with 20 points, Donovan Potter had 11, and Dillon Potter added 5. This loss put them in the loser-out game on Saturday morning where they faced a tough Frenchtown squad. They trailed 25-37 at halftime and couldn’t make a comeback, losing, 36-53, ending their season. Donovan Potter led with 10 points, David Broch had nine, and Ryan Hutchinson added five. The Corvallis girls played a strong
Butte Central team in the opening round of districts on Thursday. They fell behind 27-10 at halftime and couldn’t close the gap, losing 30-57. Madeline Gilder led with six points, and Alina Brown, Laurie Davidson, and Erika Jessop each added four. In Friday’s loser out game, Corvallis defeated East Helena in a close match, 43-39. The game was tied 39-39 with under a minute left when Madeline Gilder sank four straight free throws to ice the victory. Gilder led the scoring with 18 points, Tahnee Lewis had eight, and Tylin Sorenson added five. This put them in another loser-out game on Saturday morning where they played Stevensville, a team they beat in overtime the previous week. Corvallis struggled to score early and fell down by 15 points at halftime. They couldn’t claw their way back into the game and lost, 29-45, ending their season. Madeline Gilder led with 13 points, Alina Brown had five, and Tahnee Lewis and Farah Wyche each added four.
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If you lose your Burn Permit number from last year, contact the Ravalli County Sheriff’s Office at 375-4060 during normal business hours, or the Ravalli County non-emergency number at 363-3033 after hours/weekends – and they can research your Burn Permit Number. They strongly encourage you to write your Burn Permit Number down and keep it someplace that you can locate it from year to year, or stop by the Sheriff’s Office to get a burn permit informational magnet. You must renew or obtain one Burn Permit every year. You must activate your permit every day that you plan on burning. When you activate your burn permit, you must have water, hand tools/ equipment, and people to keep your fire under control. It is important for residents to stay mindful of current weather conditions when burning. If it’s windy and the surrounding vegetation is very dry, it may be best to wait and burn landscape debris another day. Learn before you burn waste and debris. Check weather and local regulations at https://logictreeit.page.link/M4vNsQCPQVoX7nDC6. Only burn natural materials and vegetation. Look up, down, and around for a clear area. Don’t walk away until it’s out cold! If the fire escapes your control, you may be cited and fined. You also may be responsible for the cost of suppression and any damage to someone
else’s property. Burn Permits are required for all open burning with the exception of warming or cooking fires. You can obtain or renew a permit by going to https://logictreeit.page. link/PWMoY8DqcW2nnk2B6 on the internet. Please note this is a new internet address that was implemented last year. If you don’t have a smart phone or internet access – go to the Ravalli County Sheriff’s Office Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, or Friday between 1p.m. and 4p.m. and they can assist you. Contact your local Fire Department to determine if they can assist you with obtaining or renewing a Burn Permit. Local libraries have internet access and may be able to assist with obtaining a Burn Permit. Any questions can be answered by reviewing the Burn Permit information at Ravalli County.us, Ravalli County Sheriff’s Office App, by contacting the Ravalli County Sheriff’s Office (375-4060), by contacting Lt. Zae Hudson (375-4020), or contacting your local Fire Chief. If you have not had a Ravalli County Burn Permit in the past, you may obtain a Burn Permit on-line by going to https://logictreeit.page.link/PWMoY8DqcW2nnk2B6. If you have had a past permit, renew that permit. Once you are on the site: Select “Start”. Select “Ravalli” and “Continue”.
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Wednesday, February 23, 2022
Lost Trail Ski Patrol ready for Steak Fry by Nathan Boddy
yet require yearly trainings, refreshers, and of course, time commitments ‘on the hill.’ Funds for their supplies and the training are obtained through two annual fundraisers, donations and a
website. One of those fundraisers, the Lost Trail Ski Patrol Steak Fry, is back Anyone who skis is familiar with the this year after a two year hiatus, caused red and black jackets worn by Ski Paby Covid. trol. These standard colors, along with “We are so happy to be back this the white cross, inyear,” says Madicate the wearer’s pelli, describing affiliation with a the the nature of local Ski Patrol, as the fundraiser. well as a national “And you want to and international talk about a comnetwork of individmunity event!” uals whose goal is Mapelli safety and assispoints out that tance to the skiing there are many public. Stephanie folks who have Mapelli, Assistant never once Patrol Representamissed the LTSP tive and Treasurer, Steak Fry in describes the Lost its 37 years of Trail Ski Patrol this operation, and way: “This patrol that even last is part of a large year the Patrol family.” was able to raise Mapelli has money by selling been with the Lost their steaks in Trail Ski Patrol the snow covered (LTSP) for eight parking lot at years, but has been Lost Trail. The skiing since she in-person event was 5, something promises to be that she describes a lot more fun, as, “the best gift however, and my mother ever will include live gave me.” After a music by Dan carer in non-profit Dubuque and work, however, she the traditional and her husband Torchlight PaMicheal were adrade down South amant that workFace (albeit with ing as Patrollers LED lights rather would be a part of than torches.) their retirement. As always, Says Mapelli, “It’s the prime graded another way to sirloin will come give back to a sport from the Hamthat has given me so Stephanie Mapelli, Associate Patrol Representative and Treasurer of LTSP. Photo by ilton Packing Nathan Boddy. much.” Company, which Although associated with, and critical to, the success smattering of of the Bitterroot Valley’s favorite ski merchandise area, the LSTP is essentially a stand available at alone entity. It is comprised of 64 Lost Trail and individuals who are 100% volunteer, through their
Mapelli says, “is such an important part of our success.” She questions, “where else can a person get a steak, salad, homemade desert and a drink for 20 bucks?” For those in the LTSP, like Patroller, Joe Rogish who has spent over forty days on the hill already this season, the hours spent are, “like being with family. You know the people, you enjoy being around them.” That team atmosphere is an important one for the function of a group that can be called upon to deal with hard circumstances. Earlier this year, LTSP was one of several groups involved in the search for a missing skier, whose body was ultimately found outside of the ski area boundary. “There isn’t a person at Lost Trail, from the lifties, to the people in the shop, to the patrollers, who were not affected by that incident.” says Mapelli adding that, “When the call when out for assistance, everybody said ‘yes.’” Despite the unfortunate outcome of the incident, Patrollers like Mapelli and Rogish love the work they do at Lost Trail. “Patrollers are first on, last off. Always. We see some of the most beautiful parts of the day, and some of the quietest parts of the day. We are ambassadors for Lost Trail, and we are ambassadors for the National Ski Patrol.” Mapelli points to several dozen kids from Florence-Carlton School District who were enjoying a ‘ski day’ and learning the basics on the slope near the Patrol Shack. She adds with a smile, “We are in guest relations 100% of the time.” The Lost Trail Ski Patrol Steak Fry will take place on Saturday, February 26th from 4:30 to 7:30. Tickets are available online or at Lost Trail Powder Mountain.
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Flyfishing Journal
Wednesday, February 23, 2022
Bitterroot Star--Page 13
It’s been a good run I remember driving down out of Lookout Pass in my old ’63 Dodge pickup, loaded to the top of its stake sides and tarped down, with the first load of fly shop gear and scant personal belongings that I hauled into the Bitterroot Valley. I drove past the East Fork, running lively and full, down to where I caught a full view of Trapper Peak, shining brilliant jagged white above a valley that was just turning green. I surprised myself when I let out an uncontrolled whoop. Though I hadn’t settled in yet, I was coming home. After an unsettling couple of years in a Silicon Valley suburb there came a point where I could no longer endure the city. Before that my stint with the Walton Powell Rod Company ended in uproar; I had left my shop, Hat Creek Anglers, near that fabled trout stream, to join the Powells near the base of the Sierras in Chico. I was then – and still am - a small town mountain boy at heart. On that drive along the East Fork I saw something I yearned for: a good-sized mountain trout stream like those I had left behind; in the main stem Bitterroot I saw a river like many I knew – one I could learn to fish, one where I could apply what I knew and
add to it; one where the flies I could tie would produce. That was in the spring of 1987. During the fall of ’86 I completed – or thought I had – negotiations to buy a shop that had been floundering. Dumb move, businesswise. Best move I ever made, though, in more important ways. Flash forward, thirty-five years later: Three robberies, a divorce, two lawsuits (prevailed both times,) several health crises, financial setbacks (everybody got paid,) and a truck-car collision later, still a good move. I met some good people. Some have moved on, some are no longer with us, but most of them are still my friends, and some of those are among my lifelong best friends. We met when they walked through the door of my shop. If only for that, the shop has been a good run. There were high points, good times and grand adventures, but for the most part there was simply the joy of everyday life in a little fly shop – seemingly little things that extended beyond the shop itself. There were the kids, I’ll call them, who sat at my bench and learned to tie flies. They might have been in their pre-teens, teens, or early twenties. Some went on to
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it was most needed. careers in fly fishing. Another example: a mothMore significant, to me, er and her brood of children anyway, were the ones who walk into the shop and into found encouragement and direction in the hours spent at my life because her oldest son is obsessed with the notion of my bench. fly fishing – and they become They were sons of single a family that I love as my own. moms, or kids enduring the Another: the couple whose injury of divorce or other visits I enjoy and look forward hardships. They found a solace in the shop, a safe place to for several years. When they get married on the banks where they learned, among of the West Fork, they ask me other things, to put their personal best into each fly, re- to be the officiant – and that gardless the materials at hand plays out to change all of our – to persevere, to practice, be patient, and to not give up when the next step seems le n sa difficult. o s ’ t ing Every so ryth discoun e v E often one ep at de prices of them will come back into the shop to say thanks or hello – to let me know they’re doing OK. Here’s another example: I suggest some flies and a place to fish, and a father and son write back to say thanks and tell of the lifelong memory they shared, one that began in the shop. Behind that story is the love and bonding that occurred when
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Legals William J. Nelson, Esq. Nelson Law Office PLLC 217 North 3rd Street, Suite J Hamilton MT 59840 Telephone: (406) 363-3181 Facsimile: (406) 552-0153 Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN RE THE ESTATE OF PHILLIP JAMES ARGES, Deceased. Cause No. DP-22Dept. No. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed estate. All persons having claims against the decedent are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Claims must either be mailed to the Personal Representative, Kenneth L. Tyrell, Jr. return receipt requested, ℅ Nelson Law Office PLLC, 217 North Third Street, Suite J, Hamilton MT 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court. DATED this 31st day of January 2022. /s/ William J Nelson Attorney for Personal Representative /s/ Kenneth L. Tyrrell, Jr., PR BS 2-9, 2-16, 2-23-22. ___________________ William J.Nelson, Esq. Nelson Law Office PLLC 217 North 3rd Street, Suite J Hamilton, MT 59840 Telephone: (406) 363-3181 Facsimile: (406) 552-0153 Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALL COUNTY IN RE THE ESTATE OF: MARY LOU AMSDEN, Deceased. Cause No. DP-22-5 Dept No. 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed estate. All persons having claims against the decedent are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Claims must either be mailed to the Personal Representative, Bruce Amsden, return receipt requested, c/o Nelson Law Office PLLC, 217 North Third Street, Suite J, Hamilton MT 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court. DATED this 24th day of January 2022. /s/ William Nelson Attorney for Personal Representative /s/ Bruce Amsden Personal Representative BS 2-9, 2-16, 2-23, 2022. ___________________ Montana 21 Judicial District Court, Ravalli County In the Matter of the Name Change of Mary Ann Bowman Cause No.: DV-22-18 Dept. No.: 1
Notice of Hearing on Name Change This is notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from Mary-Ann Elizabeth Bowman to Mary-Ann Elizabeth Sontag. The hearing will be on 03/16/2022 at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County. Date: 02/01/2022 Paige Trautwein Clerk of District Court By: Janenne Sorenson Deputy Clerk of Court BS 2/9, 2/16, 2/23, 3/2 ___________________ MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT RAVALLI COUNTY IN RE THE APPLICATION OF KELLY JEAN GRIMES FOR CHANGE OF NAME TO KELLY JEAN BEANE. Dept. No.: 2 Cause No.: DV-22-26 NOTICE OF HEARING ON NAME CHANGE Notice is hereby given that a hearing on the Petitioner’s Notice of Name Change from Kelly Jean Beane to Kelly Jean Grimes will be held on the 10th day of March 2022, at 1:30 P.M. in the Courtroom of the abovenamed Court, at which time all interested persons may appear and object. DATED this 1st day of February, 2022. POST & LEBSOCK, PLLC Del M. Post, Esq. Attorney for Petitioner BS 2/9, 2/16, 2/23, 3/2 ___________________ Dalton Christopherson 313 Hart Bench Road Darby, MT 59829 Telephone: 406-360-5837 Dalton.Christopherson@ gmail.com Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF GARY L. CHRISTOPHERSON, Deceased. Cause No. DP-22-22 Department No. 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed estate. All persons having claims against the said deceased are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Claims must either be mailed to Dalton Christopherson, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at 313 Heart Bench Road, Daby, MT 59829, or filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court. I declare under penalty of perjury and under the laws of the State of Montana that the foregoing is true and correct. DATED this 10th day of February, 2022. DALTON CHRISTOPHERSON BS 2/16, 2/23, 3/2 ___________________ Megan S. Winderl MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, P.C. 601 South First
More Letters building more places for people to live. Many Montanans have a built-in resistance to more development. We value the open space, scenic views, and the natural beauty of the Last Best Place. But the migration to Montana is not stopping anytime soon. Without more housing supply, prices will only continue to increase as people with the money to afford those prices move here. High-income individuals will squeeze out the middle class. The upper middle class will buy what homes remain, and the lower middle
Street P.O. Box 515 Hamilton, MT 59840 (406) 363-1110 Attorneys for Petitioner Issued MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY In re the Marriage of: AMY GLADWIN, Petitioner, and ERIC GEORGE LILIENTHAL, Respondent. Cause No.: Department No.: AMENDED SUMMONS AND TEMPORARY ECONOMIC RESTRAINING ORDER THE STATE OF MONTANA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE-NAMED RESPONDENT: YOU, THE RESPONDENT, ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the Amended Petition in this action which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the above-named Court, a copy of which is served upon you with this Summons, and to file your answer and serve a copy of your answer upon the Petitioner within twenty-one (21) days after the service of this Summons, exclusive of the day of service. If you fail to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the Amended Petition (ROA No. 5). TO PETITIONER AND RESPONDENT: Pursuant to Mont. Code Ann. §40-4-121(3), the Petitioner and Respondent are hereby restrained from transferring, encumbering, pawning, pledging, hiding, or in any way disposing of any property, real or personal, whether jointly or separately held, without either the consent of the other party, or an order of the court, except in the usual course of business or for the necessities of life. Each party must notify the other of any proposed extraordinary expenditures at least five business days before incurring the expenditures and must account to the court for all extraordinary expenditures made after service of the summons. This restraining order does not prevent either party from using any property to pay reasonable attorney fees in order to retain counsel in the proceeding. Petitioner and Respondent are further restrained from cashing, borrowing against, cancelling, transferring, disposing of, or changing the beneficiaries of any insurance or other coverage, including life, health, automobile, and disability coverage held for the benefit of a party or a child of a party for whom support may be ordered. This temporary restraining order shall continue another order of the Court is issued either amending or vacating this temporary restraining order. VIOLATION OF THIS ORDER IS A CRIMINAL OFFENSE UNDER MCA §§ 45-5-220 OR 45-5-626. DATED February 8, 2022 Paige Trautwein Clerk of Court Barbara Beavers
Deputy Clerk BS 2/16, 2/23, 3/2 ___________________ 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 FRED MILLARD FOWLER, Deceased. Case No.: DP-22-23 Dept. No. 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed Estate. All persons having claims against the Decedent are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Claims must either be mailed to Jack Deason, 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 this 10th day of February 2022. Jack Deason, Personal Representative BS 2/16, 2/23, 3/2 ___________________ RICHARD A. WEBER, P.C. PO Box 1917 Hamilton, Montana 59840 Telephone: 406/363-6888 Email: ravallilaw@montana. com Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT, RAVALLI COUNTY In Re the Estate of: ELLIS BRUNNER; Deceased. Case No.: DP-22-25 Dept. No.1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed estate. All persons having claims against the said deceased are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Claims must either be mailed to Robert Thomas, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at the Law Offices of Richard A.Weber, PO Box 1917, Hamilton, Montana 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court. Dated this 14 day of February, 2022. Robert Thomas Personal Representative BS 2/16, 2/23, 3/2 ___________________ NOTICE OF FILING FOR TRUSTEE CANDIDATES: Lone Rock School District# 13 is looking to fill two (2) Trustee positions each for a 3-year term. If interested in being part of a board that has a focus on high quality education, please file by March 24th, 2022 by 4:00pm with
the Business Manager/ Clerk at Lone Rock School – 777-3314, or with the Ravalli County Election Office. Forms can be found on the school website. BS 2/16, 3/9 ___________________ William J. Nelson, Esq. Nelson Law Office PLLC 217 North 3rd Street, Suite J Hamilton MT 59840 Telephone: (406) 363-3181 Facsimile: (406) 552-0153 Attorney for Plaintiffs MONTANA-TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY CHARLES AND JULIE SWANSON, Plaintiffs, vs BITTERROOT VALLEY IRRIGATION CO., an inactive, expired Montana for profit Corporation, NANCY STEVENS, and all persons, known or unknown claiming or who might claim any right, title, estate or interest in or lien or encumbrance upon the real property described in the complaint adverse to Plaintiff’s ownership or any cloud upon Plaintiff’s title thereto, whether such claim or possible claim be present or contingent, Defendants. Cause No. DV-41-202213QT Dept. No. 2 AMENDED SUMMONS TO: All persons, known or unknown claiming or who might claim any right, title, estate or interest in or lien or encumbrance upon the real property described in the complaint adverse to Plaintiff’s ownership or any cloud upon Plaintiff’s title thereto, whether such claim or possible claim be present or contingent, In the District Court of the Twenty-First Judicial District of the State of Montana, in and for the County of Ravalli, Charles and Julie Swanson, vs. all persons claiming any interest in or lien upon the real property described in this summons or any part of the real property, defendants. The state of Montana to all persons claiming any interest in or lien upon the real property described in this summons or any part of the real property, defendants. Greeting: You are required to appear and answer the Complaint of Charles and Julie Swanson, Plaintiffs, filed with the Clerk of this Court, within 60 days after the first publication of this summons, and set forth what interest or lien, if any, you have in or upon that certain real property or any part of the real property situated in the County of Ravalli, State of Montana and particularly described as follows: A tract of land in the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter and the West half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 14, T7N, R20W, PMM, Ravalli County Montana more particularly described as: Commencing at the Southwest Corner of said Section 14 which is identical to the point of Beginning; thence S 89° 56’ 59” W a distance of 90.62 feet; thence N 00° 20’ 02” W, 3973.28’; thence S 89° 51’ 02” E, 49.20’; thence 01° 41’ 01” E, 1351.09’; thence S 00° 32’ 37” W, 2622.62’ to
the point of Beginning, Containing 7.19 Acres. You are further notified that, unless you appear and answer, the Plaintiffs will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the Complaint. Quiet Title to the land stated above and be forever enjoined from asserting any claim whatever in and to the real property or any part thereof, adverse to Plaintiffs. GIVEN under my hand this 3rd day of February, 2022. PAIGE TRAUTWEIN CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT By: Barbara Bear Deputy Clerk of Court BS 2-23, 3-2, 3-9, 3-16, 3-2322. ___________________ Public Notice Big Hole National Battlefield contains an incoming loan, consisting of a string of shell and glass beads, within the park’s museum collection. The beads were brought to the park in the 1950’s from a Mrs. Harry (Phyllis) Twogood of Sula, Montana. The park hereby wishes to return this item to the rightful owner or gain proper title. If a written assertion of title is not presented by the owner to Big Hole National Battlefield within ninety days from the date of the last published notice, the property shall be deemed abandoned or donated and shall become the property of Big Hole National Battlefield. For more information please contact museum curator, Kristine Leier, at 208-843-7040 or kristine_leier@nps.gov. BS 2/23, 3/2, 3/9 ___________________ William J. Nelson, Esq. Nelson Law Office PLLC 217 North 3rd Street, Suite J Hamilton MT 59840 Telephone: (406) 363-3181 Facsimile: (406) 552-0153 Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN RE THE ESTATE OF CHARLENE CAROLINE HOUSE, Deceased. Cause No. DP-21-36 Dept. No. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed estate. All persons having claims against the decedent are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Claims must either be mailed to the Personal Representative, Douglas House, return receipt requested, ℅ Nelson Law Office PLLC, 217 North Third Street, Suite J, Hamilton MT 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court. DATED this 11th day of February 2022. /s/ William J Nelson Attorney for Personal Representative /s/ Douglas L. House Personal Representative BS 2-23, 3-2, 3-9-22.
continued from page seven class, working class, and low-income folks will struggle to find any place to live within their means. Most locals and long-time Montanans don’t have the financial resources to compete with this inferno of a housing market, meaning many of those who’ve been here the longest will be priced out. The one and only way living in Big Sky Country can be affordable for average Montanans going forward is if we build more housing. That necessary development does not have to ruin the character of our beautiful
state, especially if local governments get outdated and needless regulations out of the way. The biggest barriers to building more housing are restrictive zoning regulations. Some local governments are starting to wake up to this fact, but they all need to move faster and more aggressively. We need to build more housing units on a single lot such as duplexes, triplexes, and accessory dwelling units (ADUs). At the Legislature, we hear about Montana’s housing crisis every day.
We’re listening, and we’re watching what is happening at the local level throughout the state. This is one of the biggest issues facing our state, and the solutions need to be implemented. Legislators are working with local government representatives and other stakeholders, however, immediate changes must start at the local level now. Sen. Greg Hertz Polson Greg Hertz is a Republican State Senator from Polson.
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throughout Hamilton. While these attempts have garnered the attention of the Hamilton Police Department, they have done little to dampen Trevor’s spirit of service, and her acceptance of others. “Instead of fighting other people on their beliefs, we prefer accepting and learning from other people… finding common ground,” she says. “That’s a lot of what this store is about: embracing diversity.” Other businesses and residents of Hamilton have taken notice, and what began as one man’s attempt to sow division and fear has turned into action for greater unity within Hamilton. One area business is offering a ‘bounty’ for the removed fliers in the form of a cookie and a high five, while another event has been planned for Sunday, February 27th from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. on
both sides of Main Street. ‘The ‘Root For Each Other’ event is being described as an event for anyone, “who is interested in spreading the spirit of peace, love and community.” The event host, Melissa Ryan, encourages people to bring a sign that represents inclusivity and tolerance, and asks that people understand that the event is not for political discourse or to air grievances over the pandemic. Ultimately, the owners of Between The Worlds are glad to see the support the community has given them. Dennis says, “A lot of people have reached out and been very supportive, not only against what he is doing but also to reach out and say thank you for what we are doing.” He smiles while he adds that they look forward to being here for the next 14 years as well.
Trevor Kelvie and Dennis Kelvie, owners of Between the Worlds. Photo by Nathan Boddy.
Ag ‘news and brews’ on tap Attention all Bitterroot farmers, ranchers, land owners, and interested constituents. Ravalli County MSU Extension is showcasing a variety of agriculture related topics at local pubs in the Bitterroot. Kimberly Richardson, Ravalli County Agricultural Extension Agent, has partnered with the local NRCS, DNRC, Ravalli County Weed District, and Bitterroot Conservation District to provide a wide array of research-based topics dedicated to information frequently requested by farmers, ranchers, land stewards, and property owners. Some of the featured presentations of Ag News and Brews will be grass identification, fire preparedness, soil health, and weed mitigation. Ag News and Brews hopes to provide a casual environment for
Some of the offerings of Between the Worlds. Photo by Nathan Boddy.
learning and to encourage more folks to support local businesses in the Bitterroot Valley. Ag News and Brews runs through April 2022 with monthly presentations at a locally owned brew pub or business. Evening presentations will consist of pub trivia, at least one guest presenter on the featured topic, and a question and answer session. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to RSVP as some venues may have limited occupancy. For more information or to RSVP: Kimberly Richardson, 406-375-6611, kimberly.richardson@montana.edu “Predator Mitigation Techniques” by Bo Walker, Powell County, will be presented this Wednesday, February 23rd at WildWood Brewing in Stevensville.
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