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Eagles in winterHumane New foundation to support college Groundbreaking held Association forcommunity medical center Bitter Root by Michael Howell
an associated levy request was not enough to meet the task of designing an improved the BVCC will still offer the speech, occupato fund the new district. As needs for the new the district; but affordable program that same courses and opportutional offered and physical a result the University of it would just barely keep the would have room and monities currently at – dividuals have come together Montana agreed to continue doors open for the current mentum to grow. Bitterroottherapy College services – Associate to form the Bitterroot Valley funding the college programvery limited course options “There is an inaccurate bedegrees, MUS credits, dual including a therapy Bitterroot Health Community College Foundaming in the Bitterroot for a and not even that for very lief that what currently exists credit andpool early–college opplus imaging held aadding groundbreakby Michael and cut the ribbon at last week’s tion, aHowell second pillar couple of years to give the new long. BVCC Board Chair Marin Hamilton—the Bitterroot tions for high school students and lab services. ceremony, said theautonoing lastof Wednesday to one valley’s the newest district board time to transici Smith said that it was clear College UM—is a community – it willconcerning also have the Bishop saida “It organization’s 50 years of service, An open house celebration was for its new medical institutions. Ravalli County tion, get its feet on the ground that the voters recognized the college,” said Smith. “It is mous authority to bring new they hope to have held last week at the Bitter Root was started by a bunch of little old voters approved and establish its own funding need and the value of a locally not.” Smith said the ultimate focus on career and technical complex that willthe be creation Humane Association’s (BRHA) new ladies in education 1972 and the it’s runopen by a of thejust new community college base. controlled community college goal of the Bitterroot Valley andstill industry-recogfacility built north of district in 2021located and a board But the handwriting was for the valley, but they didn’t Community College is tobunch be an ofnized credential programs little old ladies.” animal shelter on Fairgrounds by spring of 2023, Stevensville at the of trustees was elected. on the think they could afford it. So educational and career-trainKathie Butts, President of theplan Road in Hamilton. The But event served a wall from the beginandSee thatLEVY, they page 3 corner of Kootenai the voters declined to approve ning. The transitional funding the new board took on the ing source for all ages. While Board, said, “This organization double purpose. It included a ribbon on continuinghas to Creek Road and cutting ceremony in honor of the new come such a long way since it was expand services. Hwy 93. including tours of the whole facility, started about 50 years ago. I feel a “We’re bringing the John Bishop, huge sense of responsibility to honor building, and anBitarray of food and care to the patients, terroot those who have come before us and ” drink inHealth honorCEO, of the organization’s said.be as we set 50ththat birthday. make it as good as he it can said Marcus Lois Hedgethe course for the next 50 years.” The private non-profi t organization Daly Hospital had Nathan Boddy message about the importance of underEven as many in Montana hope and McCormack saidpeth, thatchair the of the wasby first organized in 1972. In 1984, standing how division can either lead to pray for the peace in Ukraine, global senorganization conducted a successful Countess Margarite Bessenyey, the hospital board, More than eighty area residents opportunities for growth, or tear commu- timent seems to align heavily with those fundraising campaign to fund the new granddaughter of Marcus Daly, gave said this project gathered to show support and who gathered at O’Hara construction but then the Covid-19 thesolidarity BRHA land on Fairgrounds Road has been four years for the people of Commons. OnasWednesday, Bitterroot Chamber of Commerce Director Al Mitchell holds the group spell-bound Bitpandemic hit and construction with a 99-year lease. Sixon years Ukraine in Hamilton Fri-later, March 2, 141 members of 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 day, March 4th. The gathering the United Nations General 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 thebegan land to organization at the MineShaft Pasty where Assembly voted to condemn delays due to the Bitterroot Health building project in a ceremonial groundbreaking. The facility on the property that had housed the Sue McCormack, Russia’s who serves on in Ukraine on Second Street The in actions theCompany current shelter is located. See SHELTER, page pandemic. She said2 theat organization’s directors will be built on land located the corner ofboard Kootenai Creek and Hwy 93 downtown Hamilton, with of only Russia,Road Belarus, new building replaces anbefore old building shelter since 1984. their vision is that moving to the O’Hara ComSyria, North Korea and just north of the Stevensville Junction. mons opposite the Bitterroot Eritrea voting against. In the Stevensville Public Library. The crowd was Washington DC, the passage facility will be more Darby, Victor and Corvallis, as well as been providing “quality, a diverse collection of faces of House Resolution 956 of of a “medical center” rather than just a Hamilton. accessible, personalized both young and old, but the ‘Supporting the People clinic. She also said that Marcus Daly The new 12-acre campus will tone of the event was unwavUkraine,’ echoed that call health care” for 90 years. Murphy. She led the Hospital, which is a critical access ering in its message: division for peace by firmly stating provide primary, care, urgent care and In recent years, they commissioners through and bloodshed in Ukraine is a that the House of Represenhospital, was recently rated the specialty physicians have have been taking steps to a lengthy fund#4byinfund by horror Victoria me likeservices. a ton of Two thatHowell impacts even the tatives, “stands steadfastly, by the national rataccounting that, to sum already been hired, along with a nurse nation for quality invest in all the commubricks.” residents of Montana. staunchly, proudly, and ferOn February 28, it up, shows the county, ing agency, out of 351 similar facilities. practitioner, and two more doctors Numerous Bald Eagles have Burnt area lately to feed onOverstreet carcasses. was Photos nities of Fork the Bitterroot, When it comes Gretchen Strohmaier, thebeen congregating in the vently behind the Ukrainian Stevensville overall, doingarea veryresiwell by Michael Victoria Howell aresent being recruited. also be Pastor of St.Howell. Paul’s Episcopeoplewill inby their fight against he said, with clinics in to Covid, Greg home from There dent Sullivan was on itsHeidi tax collections and pal Church Overstreet hasin a Hamilton, was the hospital with the authoritarian Putin killed in revenues an automobile showing over asked for by event Ravalli County message you: organizers, an oxygen tank. regime.” The Cowboy Ball at the 50% accident on Three Mile of projections in Kristen and Scott HoensAlthough House ResoFairgrounds will be held February 12th.Heidi Thiswhile is don’t fool around! He was home for Creek Road. and most departments tine, owners of MineShaft istenth non-binding, theMichael annual event andexpenses thehusband way have it’s shaping Overstreet, two or three days. lution 956 her Zach by Howell onlylive in Pasty Company, to share it passedup, with it’stremendous going to be an event worthy jubilee the Lone of Rock area an attorney in During that time, amounted toa23% ofwith her thoughts with those in bi-partisan support, with a their three children. and former council member, the public at the next Halfway through celebration. projections due in large private practice in hismeeting oxygen level by Victoria Howell attendance. After a short margin the of 426 to 3.year, Of the Personnel is budget the part to job vacancies Rod Freeman is the chair ofA2Z this year’s when the council considers Stevensville, wasand prayer that appears to be continuing went down to 51, three ‘no,’ introduction votes, one was collecting donations county’s performance that have yet to be filled. Freeman is also the chair of the Rodeo to diagnosed with a normal of Montanaevent. the appointment offrom two addiasserted, “We all gather underhis efforts to teach the new Representative, At the second regular helpof the family through is looking pretty good, One big savings was in Committee, and the Fair Board, colon 99. “I jokingly say Matt Rosendale, tional council members. thecancer umbrella of humanity,” council and mayor how local who hadthe vice chair meeting of theintwo-member the tough times ahead. according to Ravalli the budgeted funds for which he’s“The been on for 12 years. A real estate February of 2021. that 51 is brain stated earlier Strohmaier gave a powerful government should run. He “We’ll do our job, ” said Right now cash or in Countythat CFO Klarryse the county’s share Stevensville Town Council, on agenthas for no 18 legal years here in the Bitterroot, and also He went through damage material.”United States checks can be dropped Gibson (left), Pastor Gretchen Strohmaier at St. January 27, town clerk Jenelle was a frequent commenter in the Army for 21 years, his and to come chemotherapy and But COVID-19or moral obligation See COUNTY, page offorganizational at either of the A2Z10 at council meetings during Joan Mell, an attorney Paul’s Episcopal Church in Hamilton, stands Berthoud told the council and either sideskills, in thisand discipline, fundraising have been put to in late August he was was no joke. “It to the aid of locations in Stevensville with Kristen Hoenstine. Photo foreign conflict.” Rosendale the last administration. In vigil organizer, from Hamilton, wasgot recaudience thatcancer she was having good use as chair of the Cowboy Ball committee. told that the so bad I felt or Hamilton. A memoriby told Nathan Boddy. public comment, Crews ognized for stepping in I couldn’t had recently sponsored a billthe committee Freeman said hopeshas to raise trouble streaming the meethad been eradicated. like al account been set (H.R. 6648), which would the council that those makto handle the prosecution $50,000 this year, for the expansion of the Credit rodeo up at Clearwater had She said breathe, like I ingsOverstreet on the internet. nities apart.caseload of Town Attorneyprohibit any militarybucking or security assising public comment should Union. All the chutes. “They’re just getting old,”money he said. surgery on YouTube October chanwas being water the former “Our world is in crisis,” said tance to the Ukraine until such time that will go directly to “They need to be replaced.raised They’re getting banged address the mayor, not the Greg Overstreet while he was 23, they 2021had for was ostomy boarded, what nel no longer Strohmaier. “We’ve been dealing theor U.S. Mexican border is “operationally the family to help cover up. Bucking stock can be hard on metal.” removal,but thethey finalhad set up I imagine water by, amongst audience. He also said, “This hospitalized, and then recovwith the pandemic for nearly two controlled,” other items, working costs and to help Thehardened 10th annual cowboyfuneral ball – which actually treatment in the boarding to be high internally is not a question and answer” ering, from Covid-19. Mell years and with the invasion of a “30-foot a new Facebook page. Howthis now single dad con11 years ago but couldn’t be held last year colon cancer journey. like,” recalls Ukraine,” things feelwork moreatvulnersteel-bollard physicalstarted barrier.” session. “It’s public comment. did the no charge to tinue to raise his kids. ever, members of the public duenotwithstanding, to the pandemic – has been upgraded this Rosendale’s actions The day after that Overstreet. “This able than ever. like The mayor had said previousthe But, town.at“Itimes just wanted tosuch In addition, Cup of who had he tried to access the high levels of support year. for the people this we have three options: we can surgery, was is when I realized Joy Coffee located at the ly that he would be answering publicly thank Joan for helpThe Town of Stevensville recognized attorney Joan and not future of Ukraine seem exactly Facebook move away from others and with“Thistoisbe the first year we’ve ever done aMell, fully diagnosedpage withsaid it was not that I was Stevensville Junction what Gretchen Strohmaier’s message was questions from the public. ing me and helping the town, ” center, for filling in while town attorney Overstreet draw, we can move against others accessible. catered dinner,” The University COVID-19.Berthoud asked taking all Covid willGreg be hosting a fundabout on Friday. She concluded hersaid Freeman. Crews also said that they said Overstreet. in conflict, or we can move with ofPictured Montana Catering provide the had with Mell Service are, lraiser towill r, Overstreet, for“I patience as she worked was obviously seriously enough. on Friday, March remarks by Covid-19. saying, “Let’s stand together others should be prepared for somein solidarity.” dinner. Desserts are provided by 4H members. in our shared humanity, no matter where 11Cindy from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. very weakened,” said through the issues. Mayor Steve Gibson, council members Brown and The yellow blue ribbons ofpage we 2 live regardless of the county, country See “interesting comments” For every drink sold, a Greg Overstreet talks about his recentfrom brush with and death dueSTEVI, to Overstreet. “Itformer hit Jim Crews, mayor Stacie Photo by Victoria the Ukrainian flag, as well as the See COWBOY pageto 4 See SURVIVING, page 5Barker. or the continent, weby are just people who Howell. Michael Howell dollar will goBALL directly Covid. Photo by Victoria Howell. candles held by those in attenare part of families. We are mothers, fathe family. dance, were clear signals that a thers, sisters, brothers.Last We week standthe togethRavalli CountyCome Commissioners apon Bitterroot, er and we gain strength. Together weofcall large part of the Bitterroot comproved adoption a memorandum understandlet’s giveofthis family down peace. Together find munity would choose solidarity. ingwe with thehope.” Ravalli County DUI Force andhelp! someTask much needed 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 to to unmitigated concerning the Draft SEIS for forest products and jobs; and A new record of decision The deadlineHowell closed on if it would by Victoria be possible The DUI Task approved of by Victoria Howell year, theForce facility tookButterfly. inthe justcreation under county owned/maintained the Gold Concernretain old growth status in all was issued on December 17, January 18, for filing objec- to put envelopes on a Mischief$240,000 Room lastand Mayspent and the commissioners every penny. ing theinvolved scope ofthe thecreation 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 tions to theShinn, Draft Supplemenare no paid employees; it’s an all-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 tal Environmental Statement County Recycling (RCR)Farrenkopf said Janice Lee, president of Ravalli of shipping it would mean little or Missoula site and drives it backsaid to executive director of 1 Horsethem. volunteer organization. But Shinn atRavalli Sapphire Lutheran really compartments where someone could stash some root Forest Plan’s Forest-wide cific forest plan amendment about 90% of the proposed but not limited to, the impacts and Recycling Works MT will sponsor County Recycling. Only clean, unbrono profit. Then Recycle Works MT, Salt Lake. In Salt Lake, the glass is (Draft SEIS) for the Gold AtHomes A TimeinDraft HorseisRescue it costs about $200 per month toaim feed Hamilton, liked the idea. He asked drugsin or hide arepurposed small flask of whiskey. Theand was Management Wildlife Retreatment areas are within an to Willow Creek Road. Due to defining old-growth stananother glass recycling event on Saturken, food and beverage containers can another non-profit organization into insulation other Butterfly Project, a Bitterroot facility Corvallis, got a nice these “gentle giants.” Then there are askinginthe community students at schools to provide parents a learning opportunity to see thea day, March 12residents from 10she to 2 p.m. be on this day. area designated for Missoula, found resource a way. They found a veterinary products. Momentum Recycling has insect and and financial limitasource Objective tocan “Maintain dards. Some objections to the bills, therapy, training, and boost lastForest week when to send his aa.m. and daycares to recycled make National project thatwas various ways in which any young person hide at the north endaValenofcheck the Ravalli County to Lee, for disease years peoin the SaltenveLake City thatCounty would other laser system that glass by color. Last year lopes. tions, Ravalli would sufficient old-growth habitat newenvelopes decisionAccording were received treatmentcompany because of little love this special and associated costssorts to rehabilitate presented with for $7500 their substance use from casual inspections. includes nearly 13,000 acres Fairgrounds on Old Corvallis Road in ple have been asking Ravalli County pick up Montana glass and recycle it. Different colors are used for different lopes were so full they The project is now tine’s Day. and non-comdecorate them for each not be ableintoSalt accommodate onWhen suitable timberland to dense recypockets of dead and dy- Recycling January 18 deadline from representatives of JCCS, anby the these horses. they’re finally ready Glenda Director of the DUI Task Force, of commercial Hamilton. Recycling, thereally local non-profit Lake Wiles, products. had Momentum to be emptied more 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 support viable populations ing trees. They claim the area the necessary maintenance mostly having to do with the It’sabeen five months since the last group, why they couldn’t recycle than City once. sends loaded trucks to MonRecycling Works MT now partmercial vegetative treatment growing every year. ago, resident came drop offcling valenthen younor don’t If you don’t then you don’t ridden, some justsee, become “pasture located in Hamilton. Partday of could the of old-growth dependent is impacted by mountain pine them, during the project, thesee.and logging of old growth, poten- would Bitterroot glass recycling so recyglass. RCR volunteers explain tana, unloads fills their trucks within a 55,000 acre area of to Farrenkopf to see tines to fill the enveSee VALENTINES, page 10 RECYCLING, page selection for awarding that pets.” See DUI, page clers have savingMounup forgift a while, thattobecause is heavy, the cost with glass at Recycling Works of MT’s rehabilitation the road after species.”See The letter notes that103 tial impacts wildlifeglass and to beetle, Douglas-fir bark beetle, forest in thebeen Sapphire was online voting and according Willow Creek Road. 1 Horse At A Time was established dwarf mistletoe and western the project is complete. Ravalli the Draft SEIS limits the scope tains eastbranch of Corvallis. 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 The original proposal Germany where she grew up around Simmerman, 1 Horse At was A Time quences analysis to 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 RDO Equipment Co. to Ravalli County andbut believe the pileated woodpecker project is designed to improve agreement with the proposed after Friends of the Bitterroot getters. she is especially passionate aboutand 8571 W. Road it T is R contrary to current lawhorses. pine marten. Ravalli County forest resilience INVITtoEnatural S YOU Tproject, O OUthe RA NNU AL ST PA ICK’S DAYdraft checkfor followed in the wake SheRunning and her husband, a andThat Alliance the Wild “We realize these old growth Commissioners expressed and existing agreements. ” disturbances like fire, insects Missoula, MT 59808 military retiree, and their two children of a $25,000 gift claiming in November Rockies filed suit the species are listed in Forest officials also received and disease; reduce sediconcern over impacts to relocated toindicator Montana and bought a 20from Tractor Supply. 406-549-4171 agency failed to use the best That sounds a lot of acre farm which ShinnPlan, said but canitsupport the Forest is not comments Strobel mentPresenting sources ina the Willow county andShinn maintained available sciencelike in managing check for $7500 from JCCSowned to Jasmin (second from left) of 1 from HorsePhilip At RDOequipment.com money but, according to Shinn, about 20 horses. She currently Director of the NEPA Branch clear whether there are other Creek watershed; improve roads, especially Willow Creek Bar opens at 3 pm / Dinner at 6 pm FRIDAY, March 18 203 South 2nd St. Hamilton A Time Draft Horse Rescue were, l to r: Levi Clark, CPA, Andrea Simmerman, JCCS Branch elk habitat and didn’t comtaking care of draft horses is bull trout habitat; restore Road. Office of the Regional AdminManager, and Will Ramsey, CPA. AlsoYOUR picturedSPOT is Tiny, the non-profit’s mascot and the ply with the definition of old 363-3031 an expensive proposition. Last habitat including meadows, SAVEIn RESCUE, page 65 See See GOLD, page letter to the Forest first horse that was rescued by 1 Horsea At A Time. Photo by Victoria istrator Howell. of the Environmental
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In support of Ukraine Funds
Surviving COVID
being raised for County budget Stevi on track Cowboy Ball family scheduled Halfway through fiscal year, county budget looking good
Hearts full love Stevi toofrevisit refinancing bonds
DUI Task Force, MAPS to partner on special video
Gold Butterfly project draws some objections
Spreading love horse rescue thriving Local draft
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LEVY: community buy-in is key to college’s future continued from page one
tailored to the unique needs of the growing Bitterroot Valley and Western Montana. The bottom line, according to Smith, is that the college district is going to have to get voter approval of a levy if we want our own college in this community. “I think the biggest thing about becoming an independent community college is that people can continue on the paths that exist there already to move into a four-year program at a cheaper price or they can take a different path into career training working with local businesses.” She said the new college will have the ability to provide the welders, dental hygienists, radiology technicians and other specialists that the Bitterroot is in need of. “We really need to get out from under the University of Montana’s
whole heartedly agrees. He said it would also make a college education more affordable for the student by reducing fees. A levy to support the BVCC has been prepared for the May 3, 2022 ballot. Board member elections will also be on the ballot. The levy request is for 9.75 mills which is expected to raise $912,205 annually, but also leverages an approximate 200% match in state appropriations. Smith said that the cost to taxpayers is only part of the picture. She said the real picture includes the returns on the investment which are estimated to be $6.80 for every $1 invested. And for every dollar each student pays, the return in terms of higher future income is $4.80. “We are reaching a pinch point in this upcoming vote for a levy,” said
Table shows the estimated impact on homeowners. decision-making process and design our own course structures based on our own decisions concerning what programs we really need,” said Smith. BVCC Foundation Chair Terry Nelson
Nelson.“If the voters will support this, we will have a college. If they don’t, we won’t.” Nelson said he didn’t choose to be Chair of the new foundation, he had
Bitterroot Valley Community College Board Chair Marci Smith (left) and BVCC Foundation Chair Terry Nelson have teamed up to help promote passage of the levy supporting the college district in the upcoming May 3, 2022 elections. Photo by Michael Howell. his arm twisted. “But the reason I’m on the board is because I truly believe in the valley and wanting to maintain the ability for our kids to stay here. One of the big reasons I was excited about a foundation is that I don’t believe that the cost of schooling should be born on the backs of all the taxpayers and we have a tremendous amount of wealthy people in this valley. We also have a tremendous amount of people that can’t keep upping their taxes. The Foundation allows us to go out and tap into that wealth and help the college continue and to grow without having to tax more. That’s why I really like the idea of the foundation. All of our local legislators voted in favor of the college. We have public backing in that regard. Local Representative David Bedey was a co-sponsor of the bill.
I think that it will be Republicans who will help decide whether this passes or not.” Smith was quick to add how non-political the effort really is. “In a time that so much of politics has turned nasty and confrontational,” she said, “I learned at the Ravalli County Fair how non-political the issue really is. I was getting expressions of support from every kind of person. It’s a unifying cause.The foundation is such a joy to be working with because everybody is so enthusiastic. It’s such a great diversity of people, we have young, old, liberal, conservative, ag people, teachers. It warms my heart. It’s a phenomenal thing in this valley to see people from every spectrum getting involved.” If the levy is approved, doors will open in Fall of 2023.
RECYCLING: glass, cardboard, computers
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ners with Ravalli County Recycling so Ravalli County residents can recycle glass. On March 12, Bitterrooters can recycle glass, cardboard, lap tops, and computer towers. All require payment and in the past recyclers here have shown they are willing to
pay to keep our Montana environment clean, and send less to the landfill. Payments required are as follows. • Glass: $1 per gallon. $5 for a 5 gallon bucket etc. Glass doesn’t have to be in buckets. Volunteers will estimate amount and fees no matter
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YOU! Special Thanks to:
Sponsor Table Buyers: Bingham & Associates, Bitterroot Trout Farm, Bos Log Builders, Cliff Reed Inc., Donaldson Brothers, High Country Carpentry, J.A. Rentals, Rainbow’s End, Rocky Mountain Bank, Lithia Toyota of Missoula. Those who made it all happen: Mast Auction Service, Dominic Farrenkopf, Crave Catering & Cakes, Marley’s Bar, Montana Picks & Blades, Shed Horn Cellars, Larry & Peggy, Donna & Cheryl and the RCFWA members who helped with the entire event.
what container you use. • Cardboard by Bitterroot Cardboard Recycling: Charge is $10 per cubic yard. The amount you can fit into a car is usually around $5. Pick-up loads and larger are more. • E-cycling by Oreos Refining: $5 for each laptop or
computer tower. Profits will be donated to Recycling Works MT to cover shipping and other costs. If you have questions you may contact janicling@ gmail.com, oreosrefining@ gmail.com, and/or Bitterroot Cardboard Recycling at (406) 369-0559.
Members of the Ravalli County Fish & Wildlife Association would like to thank everyone who attended and supported our Annual Fundraiser to make it a huge success!
To the Following People & Businesses for cash or items for the live and silent auctions - Thank You! Please support the many area businesses who donate to so many organizations in the Valley: • 3 Brothers African Hunting Safari • All American Trophy • Alpine Signs • Artistic Impressions • B.J.’s • Bitter Root Brewing • Bitter Root Drug • Bitterroot Custom Calls • Bitterroot Ducks Unlimited • Bitterroot Fish Hatchery • Bitterroot Furniture • Bitterroot Massage (Carolyn Durgin) • Bitterroot River Inn • Bitterroot Stoves • Bitterroot Trading Post • Bitterroot Truck Outfitters • BJ’s Restaurant • Blacksmith Brewery • Boone & Crockett Club • Boulder Creek Pack • Cabela’s • Catered Table • Chateau Montelena
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Choice Aviation Classic Custom Outdoors Clearwater Credit Union Color Street Basket Cooks Gardens Corvallis Drug Cowpoke Ranch Supply Cranmore Agency Cynthie Fisher Dairy Queen Dale Howe Darby Distribution Don Patterson Doug & Darlene Mallin Eastside Hwy Ace Hardware Esthetic by Mandy Evan’s Ace Hardware First Security Bank Fords Department Store Fred & Bonnie Sue Upchurch Freestone Fly Shop Game Trails Gene Wensel George Bettas Grenfell Garage Hamilton Bob Wards Hamilton Floral Hamilton Pack Hamilton Super 1 Hamilton Tire Rama Hamilton Wine & Liquor Heritage Market Iron Horse Gym
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J.S. Ironworks Jan Varner Jane Lambert Joe Thornbrugh Joe’s Studio John Grove Julie Davis Kodiak Jax II Lolo Cr. Steakhouse Lolo Pink Grizzly Luis & Nancy Valdez Madimo Makery Mark Oswald Mary Lemons CPA Massa Home Center Media Co, (Brooke Oswald) Melanie Lavallee Mike & Nyla Shaw Mike Thompson Mission Bistro Montana Bucks & Bulls Montana Westgate Realty Montana Wildlife Federation MPG Ranch Murdoch’s Ranch Supply Nap’s Grill Norco ONX Maps Osburn Irrigation Papa Murphy’s Paula Nelson Payne West Employees Payne West Ins.
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Pete & Sharon Berube Pragnell Pottery Rainbow’s End Ritz Salon (Laura Walker) Robbins Hallmark Rockin CK Customs Rod & Becky Knutson Rooster Ridge Rusty Bloomers Salon 21 Shady Rest Greenhouse Scheels Skalkaho Steakhouse Spice of Life Steve Wilson Stoneydale Press Stoney-Dale Press Taco del Sol Teller Wildlife The Coffee Cup The Edge The Paper Clip Tim’s Cleaner Carpets & Restoration Trail West Bank Valley Cycle Shop Victor Liquor Wally & Donna Weber Weber & Vanorio CPA’s Wildflower Confectioners & Boutique
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Montana snowpack down due to lack of Feb precip Despite another round of promising weather outlooks, February did not bring the anticipated storms and was, overall, disappointingly dry. The main culprit was a stubborn ridge of high pressure off the West Coast that blocked Pacific moisture from flowing to the Rocky Mountain region. Southwest Montana only received 50-80% of its typical precipitation and even set record low accumulations for February, according to USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) SNOTEL period of record data. “January precipitation was below normal for most of Montana, and February was worse in many river basins,” said NRCS Hydrologist Eric Larson. Northwest Montana near the Continental Divide was one exception, receiving more than five inches of precipitation during the last several days of February. Due to the overall lack of February precipitation, most snowpack percentages decreased from February 1. Exceptions were the Sun-Teton-Marias, Powder, and Tongue River basins which increased slightly. Montana’s current snowpack percent of normal ranges from 77% to 107%, with the Smith-Judith-Musselshell at the lower end of that range and the Kootenai and St. Marys at the upper end. “Last year much of the seasonal snowpack was recovered during February and we all hoped for the same this year. Unfortunately, the snowpack was overall in better shape on March 1 last year than it is
now,” said Larson. Basins currently lacking snow will need well above normal precipitation over the next couple of months to meet their typical snowpack peaks.
“While the chances of meeting those peaks becomes less likely as the season progresses, it is not impossible to recover from a well below normal March 1 snowpack and it has happened before,” said
Larson. In general, March and April are large contributors to water year precipitation, particularly east of the Continental Divide. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center does give hope for potential improvement to conditions over the next few weeks. The 6-10 day outlook also shows promise, with good chances for below average temperatures and above average precipitation across Montana. March 1 streamflow forecasts generally follow the snowpack pattern across the state indicating below normal streamflows for April through July in southwest Montana and near to above normal west of the Continental Divide and in the streams along the Rocky Mountain Front. “The next couple of months will determine if basins with below normal snowpacks can add to their mountain reservoirs, reach normal peaks, and improve the outlook for streamflow this spring and summer,” said Larson. Additionally, springtime weather will be a major factor in streamflow. If spring weather warms up quickly, streams could peak early and have less water to deliver through the summer. Conversely, if it stays cool – and if more snow arrives next week as predicted – the water supply picture could be better. A full report of conditions on March, 1 can be found in the monthly Water Supply Outlook Report available on the Montana Snow Survey website. In addition, real-time snow survey data can be found atwww.mt.nrcs.usda.gov
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Am Legion names Pitzinger MT Firefighter of Year
American Legion Ravalli Post the Year” (2020). tor. One of his many duties includes salutes Captain Thomas B. Pitzinger as 47 has announced that Hamilton Pitzinger works for the Hamilton driving a bus for the Hamilton High Firefighter of the Year for the AmerVolunteer Fire School sports teams on out-ofican Legion Department of Montana Department’s town trips. He logged over 20,000 and profoundly thanks his wife Jen(HVFD) very own miles per year of accident-free nifer and whole family for their many Captain Thomas safe driving and was named the sacrifices in proudly supporting our B. Pitzinger was 2018 Montana Association of Pucommunity together. selected as the pil Transportation (MAPT) TransPitzinger and his family will be Firefighter of the portation Person of the Year. He presented with special recognition Year 2021-2022 has been Chairman of the Kids and honors at the Montana American for the American School Fire Prevention Program Legion Department State Convention Legion Departwhich instructs children in third in Missoula this coming June. ment of Mongrade and below in tana. fire safety and what Pitzinger firefighters do. joined the HamPitzinger drives ilton Fire Departthe fire truck in ment on June 5, parades and, when 2003 and earned winning sports teams a certification as return to Hamilton, Firefighter III they are greeted at through the Fire the city line to ride Service Training, on the fire trucks Montana Board through the city to of Public Educathe school in celebration. Throughout tion. He also showhis 18 years with cases the great work the Department, of the HVFD as a Fire Captain PitzingHall tour guide for er’s leadership civic organizations has helped create and interested citian atmosphere zens of the county. of teamwork and And if that isn’t esprit de corps enough, Tom, his for one of the wife Jennifer, family, best trained voland friends started unteer firefightthe Big Hole Waring units in the riors Camp in 2019. entire state. He Every year they currently serves provide 10 Montana ACROSS DOWN as Assistant Chief wounded warrior vet1. Orange juice finding 1. Male parent and received the erans the experience 5. Prego’s competition 2. Drug doer Ravalli County of elk hunting from a Tom Pitzinger, Captain in the Hamilton Volunteer Fire Department, 9. Land mass 3. Legal claim First Responders has been named Montana Firefighter by the American Legion De- camp on the west side 10. Metes 4. Leper Award (2017), of the Big Hole Valley partment of Montana. 11. Look at 5. Caviar Masonic Lodge in the Twin Lakes area 12. German empire 6. Unfamiliar 38 Fireman of the of Beaverhead County. 13. Medicine from a plant 7. Lizard Year (2019) award, and the Mayor’s School District #3 as a Transportation The American Legion 15. Stretch to make do 8. Direct Citizenship Award for “Fire Fighter of Director and School Grounds DirecRavalli Post 47 proudly
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Rapp Family Foundation grant deadline Friday The Rapp Family Foundation is beginning its 31st year of supporting non-profit organizations in Ravalli County. All organizations that have an IRS 501(c)3 letter qualify. Churches are automatically considered 501(c)3 charities, as long as they meet the criteria required by the IRS and continually adhere to 501(c)3 re-
quirements. Public school tax-exempt status under 501(c)3 is not required in order for such organizations to qualify for private foundation grants. Government entities are also eligible to apply. The Regular Quarterly Grant has a maximum of $5,000. Qualified organizations may request an application by going to rappfam-
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Tiff’s Groceries When he became president, George Washington designated two acres in the heart of Washington City for use as a public marketplace. In the following centuries, his market became a societal hub, a bustling center for trading goods and trading stories, and its placement in the middle of everything made sense. See, Washington understood one vital thing about the places our money exchanges hands for essential goods: It also serves as a place to trade weather reports, recipes, and tall tales. I try to remind myself of this as I scrape my shopping cart along the wall of the cereal aisle to maneuver past a cluster of old men talking in the center. They are in no hurry, animatedly sharing tales about the neighbors and the weather and this year’s alfalfa crop. It’s been a few minutes, it’s clear they have nowhere else to be, and I am tired of waiting. But I resist the urge to tap my foot impatiently. Like Washington, I recognize the grocery store is more than just a place to purchase pantry staples. Around here, it’s a place to socialize. I’ve long since stopped wearing my pajamas to the store for a quick errand for fear I’ll run into someone I know. It’s a rational fear. Like the Cheers bar, Bitterroot Valley grocery stores are places where everyone knows your name. Driving south on Highway 93 from Missoula is like taking a step back in time, a quality I both love and loathe, sometimes in equal parts. City conveniences like grocery store delivery and reliable internet are hard to find here. It will be one of the last places to adopt Instant Cart, so I schlep to the store at least once a week for eggs, milk, bread, meat, produce. And cereal when I can get to it. But without these qualities, I wouldn’t have the parts I love: That
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Your 400 on storming spreading soundbites and catchy phrases, Ieven even found a rock on our farm that from friends and family. lowing their leadership, voicing their first In Go the referenced article, listed injured by people who say they were there I should remember as a you kid, laying out amendment rights, peacefully protesting, for the same reasons were. Let’s Brandon, or this one, FJB. January 6th. Your 400 storming proteslege make students pay more hanging from an upper baleven from friends and family. tors comment is pointless. If protestors looked like a bike seat, and recently I am once again grateful that the amendment rights, peacefully protesting, for the same reasons you were. afavorite, number of reasons we felt that now in our pasture, watching the clouds without a clue the same leadership’s true I won’t argue about Nancy Pelosi or What wonderful examples to set tors comment IfGolf protestors tuition isonce impossible. The college is ato am again grateful that the cony deck onis apointless. house on Course Bitterroot Star offers forum for us at friend’s place, aIthis rock that looked had been successful in community overturning the IaI won’t argue about Nancy Pelosi or without akids clue the same leadership’s true was the time for our to drift by. Given time would often see what you call “the lamestream media.” intent was to overturn the very democratic for our and grandkids, isn’t it Bitterroot Star offers this forum for us to shared expense. The state pays a set had been successful in overturning the Road – F-American flagAmerican express our thoughts and respond to each like the skull of a small primate. My what you and callunusual. “the lamestream media.” election, the million people onCovid site and intent was tofrom overturn the very democratic MOVE ON letting Pansomething Onerespond of the clouds super that our youth asthe young as first Both you Iconstantly have brains that allow us republic that insures these rights. Rights express our thoughts and to each other without interrupting amount for every full time enrolled friend’s partner is always finding flag-K on the top line and Biden election, the million people on site and Both you andon Iand have brains allow republic that insures these rights. Rights America would nocan longer live in aget democdemic have control over our lives. We might take the form ofthat an animal, or second grade read and to to read widely weigh the merits ofAus come with responsibilities which requires other without constantly interrupting each other and probably ending up pay in rocks that are shaped like hearts. directly below onlonger the second line. Or student, the local property taxes America would no live in a democto read widely and weigh the merits of come with responsibilities which requires experience these “patriotic” ideas and or the profile of a face. This also purposely were careful in not referring racy. You seem toActual confirm that a million different causes, and it’s important each other and ending up that in critical thinking. reported protestanger and miscommunication. Please pattern she is probably especially predisposed how about thetowindow stickers and an amount set by a levy and the sturacy. You seem confirm that a million different causes, and it’s important that messages? critical thinking. Actual reported protesthappened when looking at geological to any political party or party positions we do that instead of just picking up and anger and miscommunication. Please people were at an event, listening and folers at event estimated at 120,000. note that I,tuition too, have written against to. bumper stickers and t-shirts with dents payI, setjust by picking the state. I don’t want to be accused of we dothat that instead of up and people were at andoesn’t event, listening andbeing folformations, likehave mountains or phrases, rocks. ersthis at event estimated at voicing 120,000. note too, written against spreading soundbites and catchy in discussion. We did not violate labels, hyperbole, and generalizations This letter drop labels, lowing their leadership, their first The human mind is a wonderful these patriotic messages: F**k Biden, Wrong facts lead to wrong concluunfair though, so if you patriots have spreading soundbites and catchy phrases, labels, hyperbole, andon generalizations Ieven even found a rock our farm that from friends and family. lowing their leadership, voicing their This letter doesn’t drop labels, beyond are inevitable in under 600 the American Legion thing. Itwhat sometimes finds patterns hyperbole, political talking or first amendment rights, peacefully protesting, Let’s Go Brandon, or non-partisan thispoints one, FJB. sions. The independent, locally conproof of similar derogatory paraphereven from friends and family. beyond what are inevitable inability under 600 words. As for “political talking points,” looked like a bike seat, and recently I am once again grateful that the hyperbole, political talking points or where none exist. It’s this to requirement, as stated in a letter to amendment rights, peacefully protesting, misinformation but does reveal the of lack without a clue the same leadership’s true What wonderful examples to set nalia being used against Republicans, trolled, Bitterroot Valley Community words. As foragain “political talking points,” I am once grateful that the I believe that the political is personal Bitterroot Star offers this forum for us to at a friend’s place, a rock that looked see patterns that fuels our creativity, misinformation but does reveal the of lack the editor March 2, 2022. without a clue the same leadership’s true critical thinking bygrandkids, thethe author. intent was to overturn very democratic for our kids andholds isn’t it then the same true for DemoImakes believe that the isall personal College is agreat sound investment for our Bitterroot Star offers this forum for us to and viceus versa, because we live inMy express our thoughts and respond to each story tellers, musilike the skull of apolitical small primate. critical thinking by the author. We are not subscribing to nor Archie Thomas intent was to overturn the very democratic cratic that officials who look the other way. express super youth as young as first republic thatour insures these rights. Rights and vice versa, because we all liveof inour community, whether we particularly want community. Studies show that the tax our thoughts and respond to each cians, and painters. It’s a part other without constantly interrupting friend’s partner is always finding Archie Thomas supporting any political party posiMerry Schrumpf Rick Borden republic thatresponsibilities insures these Rights or second grade can readrights. and get to community, whether we particularly to orother not. come with which requires dollars into a community college other without constantly interrupting DNA. Ipaid even noticed this ability to each and probably ending up in rocks that are shaped like hearts. Awant Merry Schrumpf tion, but just think that most folks are Corvallis Hamilton to or not.back come with responsibilities which requires Kindness is more prettythan easy toreally recognize experience these “patriotic” ideas and find patterns where none exist each other and probably ending up in critical thinking. Actual reported protestare paid 6X just by anger and miscommunication. Please pattern she is especially predisposed ready to MOVEActual ON toward aCorvallis more Kindness is pretty easy toopen. recognize if our hearts and minds areby Thank messages? critical thinking. reported protestwhen it comes to thinking, rather anger and Please the increased paid its graduers at event estimated atAt 120,000. note that I,miscommunication. too,taxes have written against to. accustomed lifestyle. the very least, if our hearts minds are open. Thank you again forand helping mecase encourage that. I don’t want to be accused of being than seeing. as in the of clouds ers at event estimated at 120,000. note that I, too, have written against ates over their lifetime. The majority labels, hyperbole, and generalizations This hope letter doesn’t drop labels, The human mind is aencourage wonderful you again forMary helping me that. Fahnestock-Thomas we would that folks will usehave this unfair though, so if you patriots drifting by or rocks that look like bike labels, hyperbole, and generalizations This letter doesn’t drop labels, beyond are inevitable under of graduates stay local, soin once the600 colthing. Itwhat sometimes finds patterns hyperbole, political talking points or Mary Fahnestock-Thomas Hamilton event as an opportunity for disposing seats. It had to do with a letter I reproof of similar derogatory parapherbeyond what are inevitable in under 600 words. As for “political talking points,” lege sets up its programs in the trades hyperbole, political talking points or where none exist. It’s this ability to Hamilton misinformation butagainst does reveal lack of their old masks which maythe or of may from a government entity. The nalia being used Republicans, As for the “political points,” Iceived believe that political is personal and medical certifications, it will see patterns that fuelstalking our creativity, misinformation but does revealtothan the of lack words. critical thinking byresponding the true author. envelope was formal and somewhat not bethe contaminated, rather Thank you for my letter then same holds for DemoImakes believe that the political isall personal and viceus versa, because weoverstretched live in pressure on our great story tellers, musicritical thinking by thelook author. What does amay Florida nonprofit, un- relieve intimidating. I purposely decided not Archie Thomas Thank you for responding toother my letter about flags. You have made my point littering parking lots, shopping carts, cratic officials who the way. and vice versa, because we all liveofinour community, whether we particularly want infrastructure. Right now, getting cians, and painters. It’s a part substantiated Ravalli county election to open the letter and let my mind Archie Thomas better than IYou did: NoMerry one wants to be about flags. may have made my point Schrumpf etc. Let’s burn them! Rick Borden community, whether wethis particularly want to or not. I even noticed ability fraud, outto money, wasteful aDNA. repairperson is nearly stew on its contents. Asimpossible the dayto procompared a state Nazi. better did: NoMerry one wants to be in Schrumpf Youthan willIoffind an advertisement Corvallis Hamilton to or not. Kindness is pretty easy to recognize state spending and an untethered find patterns where none really exist and local health care facilities are gressed, the letter poked at me like a But theto Nazis thought they Corvallis were compared a Nazi. Have you heard about the clever next week’s issue that provides an Kindness is pretty easy toopen. recognize ifsticker our hearts and minds are Thank view reality have common? my shoe. By the end of the when it in comes to thinking, rather patriots, and flags andin uniforms andTheguns scrambling Butof the Nazis thought they were to find certified workers. Have you heard about the clever way one unvaccinated Canadian slipped update on the event we have planned. if our hearts minds are open. Thank you again forand helping mecase encourage that. resa day, Iseeing. thought letter contained were Manzella a big part of how they demonstrated patriots, and flags and uniforms and guns than as the in the ofcollege clouds An independent community way one unvaccinated Canadian slipped into the United States? You will find we have had to mod- you again for helping me encourage Mary Fahnestock-Thomas week in how Helena the a fee or something even worse. The thatLast belief. were a big partthat of theywhile demonstrated drifting by to or fix rocks that look like that. bike is ourthe plan this. Dothrough you have an into United States? The rascal came in ify our original concept byto dropping Mary Fahnestock-Thomas Secretary of and Montana’s Hamilton History hasState shown them have been, small sticker had turned into aMexico! that belief. seats. It had to do with a letter Ithorn. realternative plan? The rascal came through Mexico! I understand he lived Calgary and Clerks andhas Recorders implemented the driving over awhite portal due to limited Hamilton in fact, genocidal supremacists Finally, I opened theinin letter. There was History shown them to have been, ceived a government entity. The Visitfrom bvcommunity college.org for Inothing understand hemedical livedorintreatment Calgary and needed urgent only the complicated taskPost, of verifying reacting to ungenerous treatment of a parking space at white the and have nefarious worrisome conin fact, genocidal supremacists envelope was formal and somewhat Thank you for responding to my letter more information on the BVCC levy secure 2022 election Senaurgent medical treatment only Germany the Firstprocess, World War to needed available at Mayo Clinic in Rochester tained within They simply needed reacting toafter ungenerous treatment ofand expanded the celebration totoinclude What does amay Florida nonprofit, unintimidating. Iit. purposely decided not you for responding my letter about flags. You made myin point tor Manzella chaired awho meeting a to request. theThank apparent threat ofhave Communism after to close off the street to paint the Germany after the First World War and available at Mayo Clinic in Rochester MN. Since he rejected Chinese virus free hot dogs to those choose to substantiated Ravalli county election to open the letter and let my mind better than I did: No one wants to be about flags. You may have made my point Marci Smith, Chairman, downtown hotel root out unsubthe apparent Russian Revolution at about the same cross walk. My anxiety melted away. the threatto ofof Communism after MN. Since rejected Chinese virus vaccination, he had a big border crossjoin usthan in disposing old, used masks fraud, out wasteful stew onnot itshe contents. As the day procompared to a state Nazi. better Iof did: No one wants tothe be stantiated fraud inmoney, Montana’s electime. BVCC Trustees the Russian Revolution at about same But entirely. I thought about ing problem. This guy was smart. He vaccination, he had a big border crossin this celebratory way. state spending and anby untethered gressed, the letter poked at me like But the Nazis thought they were compared a Nazi. Yes, theto First Amendment the tions paid for in part theto “America time. how this same process could be ma-a Terry Nelson, Chairman, Have you heard about the clever simply took aThis train toBy Vancouver, Canada. ing problem. guy was smart. He Chuck Burgmeier, Commander view of reality have in common? Thesticker in my shoe. the end of the patriots, and flags and uniforms and guns But the Nazis thought they were Constitution does defend the right to free Project”. What local corruption is Yes, the First Amendment to the nipulated by the unscrupulous. 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Some of the routes All meetings are important many ing the letter. We will probably find Texas that he was fleeing from Botswana. began to advertise it. Some of the routes quite a few people, myself included, letter I received, I opened it, I was welcomed there and housed and fed. I way). That changed about 10 years ago disciplined officers could seize control great light bulb emergency and now Go figure. Could it be that this are very close to a Golden Eagle nest. was welcomed there and housed and fed. I way). 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Years ofin debate, study after can’t help but wonder ifyou the conthe sea. dome Probably one of could even be considered? you need authorization before can Stevensville madconspiracy max thunder they all over the country follow these procecould even be considered? you need authorization before you can dures. Again, it’s the norm, not afixed burden. the could place seized assets in study and finally it got Then tinued unavailability ofapproved. recording of the best is the scientific method. It are UK, poked and prodded by recognized Ed Sperry Col USAF (ret) drill, install and leave permanent dures. Again, the norm, not a fixed burden. Ed Sperry USAF (ret) drill, install andit’s leave permanent The letter was correct that relairrevocable trusts held inStevensville the name without recognition of the results on meetings will continue until after this uses systematic observation, experexperts in the field. ItCol is aclimbers brutal but I read the letter from inof hardware in a rock face. A permit helps The letter was correct that relaI readin the letter from climbers hardware a defense, rock face. A permit helps tively fewinNational Forests have official the Russia, also Ukrainian our national energy for mannext meeting. imentation, measurement, and thein very effective process in Stevensville preventing the people Star. It was well written but I think educate climbers about possible impacts tively few National Forests have official thefrom Star.displaced It was well but I think us fooling ourselves, but this Climbing Management Plans. That is educate climbers possible impacts Where is the about transparency that formulation and testing ofcan hypothpeople bywritten Putin’s war on any- to ufacturing, enjoyment it just got canmisleading. Rock climbers climb natural and cultural sites, andThat direct the Climbing Management Plans. isthe Boy, that Ivermectin drug seems misleading. 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It is aclimbers brutal but Ithat read the letter from inpeer ing on theletter Daniel Boone National Forest our national defense and economy. “restrictions” that and others who recrefacts about where it’s being used apThe letter was correct that relareview. It’sthe imperfect, mistakes still I read letter from climbers in ingKentucky, onfew theNational Daniel Boone National Forest “restrictions” that I written and others who recretively Forests have official very effective process in preventing in on the Big Horn National the Star. Itbut wason well but I think propriately and not so appropriately. Let’s at least temporarily end this ate on the forest follow. The letter stated happen, the whole it’s effectively fewManagement National have official in Kentucky, on theForests Big Horn National the Star. It was well written but I think atefrom on the forest follow. The letter stated us fooling ourselves, this That is Forest Wyoming, on was the BitterIvomec (Agri-Mectin) discovwar onincarbon and here getPlans. with national misleading. Rock climbers can climb any- Climbing that rules are going to lead tobut restrictions tive. Another useful approach is to Climbing Management Plans. That isthe Boy, that Ivermectin drug seems Forest in Wyoming, here on the Bittermisleading. Rock climbers can climb anythat rules are going to lead to restrictions is not always practical for day to day ered in the early 1970s from a root, as well Forests across the soil U.S. changing fast,as however, as all across defense and economic competition. on other groups; that’s a scare where on user thethe forest at any time. The letter determine primary source oftactic. the to be in the news all the time. 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Many of us, myself included, may be wise to question the informamanaging sport climbing. It’s happenTimes Magazine from Spring of 2016 – follow some of the same procedures and the of Kyiv? all of lands. you I recream alsofate recreate on these public Huntthe Air Force isn’t forced to fly battery ing on the Boone National Forest “restrictions” that ILike andresearch. others who against a Daniel parasite thatSpring causes River facts about where it’s being used apTimes Magazine from of 2016 – tion and do further As the review. It’s imperfect, mistakes still also recreate on these public lands. Hunt“. . . Given the increasing popularity of ing on the Daniel Boone National Forest watching TV very concerned ers, peoplethe who fish, mountain bikers, “restrictions” that Iand and others who recrepowered fighters. in Kentucky, on increasing the Big Horn National Blindness. Unfortunately, it’s also of propriately and not so appropriately. ate on the forest follow. The letter stated “. . . Given the popularity famous astronomer Carl Sagan once happen, but on the whole it’s effecers,on people who follow. fish, mountain climbing, Access Fund expects aby marked in Kentucky, on the Big Horn National about the forest Russian invasion ofbikers, Ukraine. outfitters, boaters, fire wood gatherers, Men Patton, LeMay and Nimate the Thetoletter stated wrongfully promoted for use parForest in like Wyoming, here on was the BitterIvomec (Agri-Mectin) said: “Extraordinary claims require that rules are going to lead restrictions climbing, Access Fund expects adiscovmarked tive. Another useful approach isused to outfitters, boaters, fire wood gatherers, increase in USFS climbing regulations This aggression by the folks we OHVer’s, stock users, birders, and folks Forest in Wyoming, here on the Bitteritz must be spinning in their graves. asites looking to extract money from that rules are going to lead to restrictions ered in the early 1970s from a soil extraordinary evidence”. With so root, as well as Forests across the U.S. increase in USFS climbing regulations on other user groups; that’s a scare determine the primary source oftactic. the OHVer’s, stock users, birders, and folks and restrictions induring the upcoming years as who recreate byseems driving Service to call “Ivans” toForest warrant some gullible people agolf pandemic. Ed Col USAF (ret) root, as well as Forests across the U.S. on other user groups; that’s a scare tactic. much misinformation out there, this sample near aSperry Japanese course The Access Fund is the thebecome leading climbandThe restrictions in upcoming years as information. Are they credentialed? The Bitterroots provide important who recreate by driving Forest Service many national forests aware of Darwin Awards Society is a faroads all use the forest. None of those observations byrelevant an old cold war vet. Stevensville The Access is in thethe leading climbadage is more thanimportant ever. (Fore!). It isFund anforests effective drug that’s The Bitterroots provide ing advocacy group United States. many national become aware of Are they referencing a credentialed inhabitats and refuges for many plants and roads all use the forest. None of those the climbing areas and revise their forest cetious organization that was formed user groups can gohave on public land and do Seems the Ivans been causing John Kochis ing advocacy group infrom the United States. used toatreat certain parasitic infechabitats and refuges for many plants and therecognize climbing areas and revise their forest dividual or If not, than Here is directplans.” quote their Vertical user groups can gous, on public land and do to individuals oranother groups animals. Many ofmy myself included, management Here is anything they want to the landscape. Toit problems allinstitution? of adult life. Actually Hamilton tions in animals and later in humans, Here is a direct quote from their Vertical animals. Many of us, myself included, may be wise to question the informamanagement plans.” Here is another Times Magazine from Spring of 2016 – who contribute to human evolution anything they want to the landscape. To quote from the Spring 2013 issue – “The also recreate on these public lands. Huntget firewood, weand get aare permit. To hunt, we against a parasite that causes River they have been an existential Times Magazine fromtotally Spring ofof2016 – tion and dowho further research. Ashunt, the we “. quote from the Spring 2013 issue –the “The by selecting themselves out the also recreate on these public lands. Huntget firewood, we get a permit. To . . Given the increasing popularity of golden age of bolting under ers, people fish, mountain bikers, get a license and go to hunter education. threat to our very existence. They Blindness. Unfortunately, it’s alsothe gene pool through their actions. The “. . . Given the increasing popularity of famous astronomer Carl Sagan once golden age of bolting totally under ers, people who fish, mountain bikers, get a license and go to hunter education. radar is coming toFund an end.” Theaby Bitterroot climbing, Access expects marked To fish wemeans get a fishing license and abide outfitters, boaters, fire the wood gatherers, have the and authoritarian wrongfully promoted forday use parsociety is having aanfield right said: “Extraordinary claims require climbing, Access Fund expects a Bitterroot marked radar is in coming to end.” The To laws. fish we get ausers, fishing license and abide outfitters, boaters, fire birders, wood gatherers, National Forest is merely catching upnow with increase USFS climbing regulations by Backpackers can’t just build ruthless -leader just like they did long I didn’t think it could get worse. OHVer’s, stock and folks asites looking to extract money from honoring those who are misusing extraordinary evidence”. With so National Forest is merely catching uprules with increase in USFS climbing regulations by laws. Backpackers can’t just build all the other climbing areas that have OHVer’s, stock users, birders, and folks structures wherever they want. To float and restrictions in the upcoming years as ago Stalin. Ever thepeople optimist, I seek to see the who with recreate by driving Forest Service gullible during a pandemic. Ivermectin, Clorox, hydroxychloromuch misinformation out there, this all the other climbing areas that have rules and restrictions in the upcoming years structures wherever they want. To andThe procedures to manage the impacts of who recreate bySelway, driving Forest the Salmon or we getof aService permit. many national forests become of These guys are ruthless, life isfloat best in people. However, theaware news quine, urotherapy (‘herbal pee’) Darwin Awards Society isor a as faroads all the forest. None those adage is use more relevant than and procedures to manage theto impacts of the There Salmon or Selway, we getwith aever. permit. sport climbing. It’s important note that many national forests become aware of have been 3 council meetOutfitters follow regulations clients. roads all use the forest. None of those acquired immunity (No-Vax) therapy. cheap. Yet here we are financing the about our elected representatives has the climbing areas and revise their forest cetious organization that was formed user groups can go on publicJohn land and do Kochis sport climbing. It’s important to note that Outfitters follow regulations with clients. during the process of developing a Climbings since the beginning of January. the climbing areas and revise their forest Mountain bikers and OHVer’s can’t just There’s no reason for user groups can go on public land and do invasion now underway! Yes, that’s punched a hole in my optimism. to recognize individuals groups or management plans.” Here isorvaccines another anything they want toeither the landscape. To Hamilton during theinprocess ofHere developing a ClimbNone are available via audio ing Management Plan, climbers have been Mountain bikers and OHVer’s can’t just masking this group. They know build jumps and trails. It’s responsible management plans.” is another who contribute to human evolution what I just wrote---we are paying for First we have Gianforte shooting a anything they want to the landscape. To quote from the Spring 2013 issue – “The get firewood, we get a permit. To hunt, we ing Management Plan, climbers have been or video. First I was told by the Town free to climb the entire time. build jumps and trails. It’s responsible what they’redoing. Yep. recreation. Of course, there are always a quote from the Spring 2013 issue – “The by selecting themselves out of the it by buying Russian oil! Now let’s see collared mountain lion that was delibget firewood, we get a permit. To hunt, we golden age of bolting totally under the get a bad license and gothat to these hunter education. Clerk and Mayor “a cord” was freeI to climb thelived entire time. guess they feel that there isn’t Ifage you’ve in theactions. valley long recreation. Of course, there are always few actors within groups whoa gene pool through Thea how came about. erately and illegally treed for slaughgolden of bolting totally under the get a this license and gowas to hunter education. radar is to antheir end.” The Bitterroot missing. (Jenelle responsible for To fish we get a within fishing license and abide Ifcoming you’ve lived in the valley long need to believe any offast those “pointyyou know it’s changing as more few bad actors these groups who spoil it for everyone, but for the most society is having aanfield day right now Climate change advocates can’t ter. Gianforte’s buddies kept the lion radar isinfectious coming end.” The Bitterroot transporting recording equipment To fish get athe fishing license and abide National Forest isto merely catching up with head” disease specialists you know it’s I’ll changing as more by laws. Backpackers can’t build people arrive. leave itfast to each indispoil itwe for everyone, but forjust the most part, members of these groups accept their honoring those who are misusing captive for our illustrious Governor to explain and excuse all that has come to and from town hall.) And then they National Forest is merely catching up with like Anthony Fauci or even one of by laws. Backpackers can’t just build all the other climbing areas that have rules people arrive. I’ll leave it to each indistructures wherever they want. To float vidual to decide if that is good or bad, but part, members of the these groups accept their responsibilities. Ivermectin, Clorox, hydroxychloroarrive with his weapon. Does this man about as a result of our devotion to the couldn’t access YouTube account. our own highly respected researchall the other climbing areas that have rules structures wherever they want. To float and procedures toifmanage the impacts ofbut vidual to that is good or bad, there isurotherapy nodecide mistaking there are more cars the Salmon orpermits Selway, get aserve permit. responsibilities. These and rules sevquine, (‘herbal pee’) or (Jenelle was made a we manager of that represent Montana or histhe own greed? War on Carbon. Our national policies ers, Marshall Bloom, from the Rocky and procedures to manage impacts of there is no mistaking there are more cars the Salmon or Selway, we get a permit. sport climbing. It’s important to note that on the roads, more traffic, more vehicles There have been 3 council meetThese permits and rules serve sevOutfitters follow regulations with clients. eral purposes. They help protect habitat, acquired immunity (No-Vax) therapy. account from the day became Do our ownResearch laws mean so little to this concerning energy are she all aimed at the Mountain facility innote Hamsport climbing. It’s important to that on the roads, more traffic, more vehicles Outfitters follow regulations with clients. the process offolks developing aare Climbat trailheads, more recreating. To ings since theuse beginning of January. eral purposes. They protect habitat, they make our experiences better, and they during Mountain bikers and OHVer’s can’t town clerk). “We’ve applied for ajust new There’s no reason for vaccines orme ilton. These so-called experts man? stopping the of help our coal, petroduring the process of developing a Climbat trailheads, more folks recreating. To me it’s common sense to manage sport climbNone are available either via audio ing Management Plan, climbers have been Mountain bikers and OHVer’s can’t just they make our experiences better, and they YouTube account but it will take 24help guide these activities in a sustainable masking in this group. They know build jumps and trails. It’s responsible wrong most of the time I hear. Also coloring our world are the leum, natural gas resources. This is it’s common sense to manage sport climbing Management Plan, climbers have been or video. First I was told by the Town ing as the sport grows. 48 hours to access it”. Then it was “IT help guide these activities in a sustainable free to climb the entire time. build jumps and trails. It’s responsible thoughtful manner. The new mountain what they’redoing. Yep. Rumor has it elected that a film crew from recreation. Of course, there a true even though with theare usealways of these antics of another official who ingI as the sport grows. is working on it”.that Then Jenelle saida Clerk and Mayor “a cord” was No one I lived know istime. against climbing. free to climb the entire thoughtful manner. The new mountain the Darwin Group will be visiting bike trails at Como are aled good example guess they feel that there isn’t If you’ve in the valley long a recreation. Of course, there are always few bad actors within these groups whoin resources we recently the world I call Mrs. Silly, who hasn’t a clue “we cancelled the YouTube account onechanging I lived know issoon against climbing. missing. (Jenelle was responsible for It’s know the unmanaged free-for-all bolting our fine community do a bike trails at Como are afor good example IfNo you’ve the valley long need to believe any of those “pointyof anbad opportunity created bygroups the Forest you it’s astomore few actors within these who spoil it for everyone, but the most reducing carbon emissions. We also that governing is notin afast reality show. and set up a new FB page called The transporting the recording equipment It’s the unmanaged free-for-all bolting documentary smartly disguised as a that concerns people. Myself and others of an opportunity created by the Forest head” infectious disease specialists Service. Botanists, biologists, archeoloyou know it’s changing fast as more people arrive. I’ll leave it to each indispoil it for everyone, but for the most were energy independent and able to Instead of “Yellowstone” working on state issues, she part, members of these groups accept their Town of Stevensville which is up and Covid-19 spinoff. to and from town hall.) And then they that concerns people. Myself and others have wanted climbing managed on theI Service. Botanists, biologists, archeololike Anthony Fauci or even one of gists, and others from the Forest Service people I’ll leave toCanadian each inditoarrive. decide ifcan thatfind isitgood or bad, but part, members these groups accept their vidual support Europe andYouTube other is obsessed with whether running”. So of several of usnations tried toby responsibilities. sure hope they enough extras couldn’t access the account. have wanted climbing managed onacross the Bitterroot National Forest like it own highly respected researchgists,that and others the Forest Service looked at the area as toin how to mitigate vidual decide ifactors that is good oris bad, but export. We have energy resources that our truckers masks. How silly. find page - from not existence. Per there isto nowear mistaking there are more cars responsibilities. or background to work with. These permits and rules serve sev(Jenelle was made atomanager of that Bitterroot National Forest like it Rocky is across the country with accepted procedures and ers, Marshall Bloom, from the looked at the area as how to mitigate impacts and designed a sustainable trail Jenelle “it was working fine earlier there is no mistaking there are more cars can support our economy and way of The icing on the cake is Rosendale on the roads, more traffic, more vehicles Jim Hamilton These permits and rules serve several purposes. They help protect habitat, account from the dayashe became the the country with accepted procedures and norms. We Research would likefacility the Forest Service Mountain in Hamimpacts and designed sustainable system. It’s ayears thoughtful process that and it is recording the meeting - trail you Florence life for 200 or more. But, we buy voting against thefolks US the House resoluon the roads, more traffic, more vehicles at trailheads, more recreating. To me eral purposes. They help protect habitat, they make our experiences better, and they ilton. town clerk). “We’ve applied for a new norms. Wean would like Service to conduct inventory of Forest climbing routes These so-called experts are system. It’s a thoughtful process that protects habitat, mitigates user conflicts, just can’t access it. We’ll fix it tomorRussian oil. tion in support ofsupports Ukraine. This man at more folks recreating. To me it’s common sense to manage sport climbthey make ourNative experiences better, and they wrong YouTube account but it to will take 24help guide these activities in a sustainable (the Access Fund in totrailheads, conduct ofIinventories climbing routes mostan ofinventory the time hear. and protects American cultural protects habitat, mitigates user conflicts, row and you’ll be able access it”. We are even so committed to has no clue that even Montana exists it’s common sense to manage sport climbing as the sport grows. 48 hours to access it”. Then it was “IT help guide these activities in a sustainable many of their letters), a seasonal precauthoughtful manner. The new mountain (the Access Fund supports inventories in Rumor has it that a film crew from No, it is not on FB. Watching Jenelle, sites. I’vethe never felt burdened by getting and protects Native American cultural avoiding useFinance ofThe ournew energy rein the modern world isvisiting part of ing as the sport grows. is working on Then Jenelle said No one I zone know is and climbing. tionary around nests of thoughtful manner. mountain the soon to beit”. Officer andorthe many ofbuffer their letters), aagainst seasonal precauthe Darwin Group will beraptor bike trails at Como a good example asites. firewood permit, aare hunting license, a I’ve never felt burdened by getting sources that wethe areYouTube begging Iran to the international community of “we cancelled account No one know issoon against climbing. Chief of trying that page It’s the unmanaged free-for-all 800 meters asIis standard across the our fine community to bolting do afree of tionary buffer zone around raptor nests bike trails atpermit, Como ato good example of an opportunity created byget the Forest permit to Police boat. a firewood aare hunting license, or a up its production to help our supply. nations. No,aspeople. Rosendale lives under and set up a new FB page called The up and running before the meeting It’s the unmanaged free-for-all bolting documentary smartly disguised as aa 12 800 meters is standard across the that concerns Myself and others Climbing has occurred in the Bitterof an opportunity created by the Forest permit toBotanists, boat.maybe Service. biologists, archeoloSee MORE LETTERS, page Iran??!! Yep, we (they call us rock deep in the wilds of ignorance. Town of Stevensville which is up and spinoff. that concerns people.LETTERS, Myself and others have wanted climbing managed on theI 12 Climbing has occurred in the Bitter- Covid-19 Service. Botanists, biologists, archeoloSee “Yellowstone” MORE page gists, and others from the Forest Service the Great Satan) will give Please, Montanans, let’s elect leadrunning”. So several of usthem tried anothto sure hope they can find enough extras have wanted climbing managed on the Bitterroot National Forest like it is across gists, and others the Forest Service looked at load the area as toin how to mitigate er plane of- from money or leave them ersbackground known for their competence. find that page not existence. Per or actors to work with. Bitterroot Forest like it Schmitt is across the countryNational with accepted procedures and looked at the area as toa how to earlier mitigate impacts and designed sustainable develop their nuclear bomb. Buttrail it isLinda Jenelle “it was working fine Jim Hamilton the country with accepted procedures and norms. We would like the Forest Service impacts and a sustainable system. adesigned thoughtful process that assumed our planetthe will be safer. Corvallis and it isIt’s recording meeting - trail you Florence norms. We would like the Forest Service to conduct an inventory of climbing routes system. It’s aon thoughtful process protects habitat, mitigates user Our war carbon is managed byKevin Schumacher just can’t access it. We’ll fix conflicts, it that tomorNathan Boddy Scott Sacry (the Accessan Fund supports in to conduct inventory of inventories climbing routes Reporter Advertising Sales Sales and protects Native American cultural those who fear climate change. Other protects habitat, mitigates user conflicts, row and you’ll be able to access it”. Advertising Nathan Boddy Scott Sacry Kevin Schumacher nathanboddy09@gmail.com scott@bitterrootstar.com kevin@bitterrootstar.com many of theirFund letters), a seasonal precau(theSales Access supports inventories in Reporter Advertising Sales No, itI’ve istalk not onfelt FB.American nations about itWatching but we by areJenelle, off and Advertising sites. never burdened getting and protects Native cultural nathanboddy09@gmail.com scott@bitterrootstar.com tionary around raptor nests of the soon to be Finance Officer andorthe many ofbuffer their zone letters), a seasonal precaurunning. and off cliff. asites. firewood permit, hunting license, a kevin@bitterrootstar.com I’ve Off never feltarunning burdened bya getting See MORE LETTERS, page 12 Chief of trying to our getlicense, that page The leaders busy saving planet 800 meters as is standard across tionary buffer zone around raptorthe nests of permit to Police boat. a firewood permit, a hunting orare a up and before the in meeting the same ones has that previously gave us 800 meters as is standard across the Climbing occurred the Bitterpermit torunning boat. See MORE LETTERS, page 12 Climbing has occurred in the BitterSee MORE LETTERS, page 12
Leningrad?
Smoke and mirrors
Darwin’s world
Darwin’s world
Please, let’s elect competent leaders!
Smoke and mirrors A Canadian end A Canadian end run run
A Canadian Canadian end A end run run
Putin has gone nuts
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Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at St. Hospice of Montana Hosp ce oSardella, Mon ana Chap a n Attorneys for M chae Ray /s/ Conn e30 Lawrence CoAttorney for Persona RepreJanuary 28 2022 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVJona Sa de o mo eginfo: Wednesdays at p.m. at St. Wednesdays aConnie 630 p m aSSat SsSt. Wednesdays Wednesdays at 6:30 aaAnonymous p.m. 66at 30 at pLawrence, m St. amee Jonathan Sardella, for more Monday thru Friday am. o d scuss he c28, ub somore cha es meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY available to new moms right now. You can sstill pup ck you available new moms right now. Monday Monday thru Friday hAttorney uFriday Fcan at day 11:30 aPersonal 11 am. 30 am You can still up your meal). ALL RESERVATIONS BY mea ALL RESERVAT ONS BY Attorneys for Michael Ray L. Lawrence, CoAttorney for Personal RepreJanuary 2022. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVava ab e to o new new moms moms right gh now now. Profess ona •11:30 Exper enced •Jonathan cChaplain, nder Serv ce Jonathan Sardella, for available ava ab eto onew new moms moms right gh now now. Sardella, for more Attorneys Michael Ray Attorneys for M chae Ray /s/ Connie L. CoAttorney for RepreJanuary 28, 2022. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV/s/ ech L Lawrence CoPersona RepreJanuary 28 2022 NOTICE HEREBY GIVJonathan Jona han Sardella, Sa de for aRem mo e oService Jonathan for more info: han Sa de aa o mo einfo: nninfo: onoinfo: You can still pick up your FEBRUARY 2022 CALL TODAY You up your Professional •am. Experienced •ham Automatic Reminder FEBRUARY 2022. CALL TODAY Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at St. You can still pick up your You can spick p ck up you You can You still can pick spick pfor ck your up you Professional Profess ona •atpick Experienced •up Exper enced •Jona Automatic •Automat Automat Reminder cRem nder Service Serv ce 1, 2022. CALL TODAY available moms right now. 1, 2022. CALL TODAY Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at St. sJona es ham onm aFEBRUARY eFEBRUARY a va e1, y11 oIS vo un ee needs FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 1, 12022 2022. 2022 CALL CALL TODAY TODAY Ca ho c30 411 FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL CALL TODAY TODAY Wednesdays Wednesdays atCatholic aCatholic p.m. 6Conn at pChu m St. aS. S Jonathan Sardella, for more Francis 411 S.411 available to new moms right now. You can still up your sites/hamiltonmt/. Francis Church, 5th available to new moms right now. ava ab etomoms onew moms gh now Sardella, for more info: Church, 411 S. 5th sites/hamiltonmt/. sJonathan es onm Francis Catholic Church, 411 S. 5th Fanc anc sCatholic Ca ho cChu ch 411 S55S. hweekly Jonathan Sardella, for more info: han Sa de ainformation o mo einfo: n o ona hansa dede a@hhandho m com Francis FFFrancis Catholic anc ss 6:30 Ca Church, ho cChurch, Chu 411 ch 411 5th SS5th h5hweekly You can still pick up your Many ee nsecu e abou jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY week y mea mea sMonday on Monday a11 11 am Hep er Persona RepresenTWENTYPersona Representat ve sentat ve For more nformat on conEN that the unders gned Many moms feel insecure about You can You still can pick s p up ck your up you weekly meals on Monday at am jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com Many moms feel insecure about s annua do show and o he jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY weekly meals on Monday at 11 am jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com ona hansa a@hhandho m com Hepler, Personal RepresenTWENTYPersonal Representative sentative For more information conEN that the undersigned Many moms feel insecure about Many Many moms feel ee insecure nsecu e abou about weekly meals on Monday at 11 am jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com ona hansa de a@hhandho m com FEBRUARY 1, 2022. CALL TODAY FEBRUARY 1 2022 CALL TODAY meals on Monday at 11 am week y mea s on Monday a 11 am Francis Catholic Church, 411 S. 5th Hepler, Personal RepresenWENTYHep er Persona RepresenPersonal Representative sentative For more conEN that the undersigned TWENTYPersona Representat ve sentat ve For more nformat on conEN that the unders gned Many Many moms feel ee insecure nsecu e abou about week meals y on s on Monday at 11 a am 11 am 406-363-341 Danc ng gues s 406-363-341. Dancing guests Francis Catholic Church, 411 S. 5th S ee n Ham on Francis F Catholic anc s Ca Church, ho c Chu 411 ch S. 411 5th S 5 h Street in Hamilton. 406-363-341. Dancing guests jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com Many moms feel insecure about 406-363-341. Dancing 406-363-341. 406-363-341 Dancing Danc ng guests gues s nc ud ng da y cho es muck ng weekly meals on Monday at 11 am Street in Hamilton. 406-363-341. 406-363-341 Dancing Danc ng guests gues s Street in Hamilton. S ee n Ham on Street in Hamilton. jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com Many moms feel insecure about Street SinDISHamilton. eeHamilton. nBS Ham on 1/19 meals onMonday Monday at 11am am jonathansardella@hhandhofmt.com ona hansa deTown a@hhandho com oto11 30 am Many moms feel insecure about Many moms ee nsecu etoabou week meals y11:30 mea on sam Monday on at 11a TWENTYam 11 toweekly am b ng ng he new baby aato se ngng tat ve CIAL 1/12 1/26 MONTANA TWENTYtact Town Ha ataat (406) 777has been appo nted Persona to 11:30 am 406-363-341. Dancing guests bringing their new baby setting 11:30 am o11 11 30 am Street bringing their new baby ase setting tototo 11:30 o11:30 am 30 am bus ness They gene ym have tative DICIAL BS 1/12, 1/19, 1/26weekly MONTANA TWENTYtact Hall at (406) 777has been appointed Personal -406-363-341 406-363-341. Dancing guests bringing bng ng ng their he new new baby baby to o a asetting setting bringing their new baby ase tative L DIStat ve 1/12, 1/19, 1/26 MONTANA tact Town Hall at (406) 777has been Personal ICIAL DISBS 1/12 1/19 1/26 MONTANA TWENTYtact Town Ha (406) 777has been appo Persona -- 406-363-341. Dancing guests -only Danc ng gues sAdu Street Hamilton. bringing b ng their he new new baby baby to oaotoa setting ng on pay he doo 8p.m. m Street SinDISHamilton. eeinBS ninHam on pay at the door 8nted Adults am pay at the door 8 p.m. Adults only on ypay pay pay aappointed the he door doo 8 p m Adults Adu sbringing their new baby to setting only pay at the door 8p8pkp.m. Adults Coffee C ub a8:00 8at am M-F eed ng gaat oom ng ng and to11 11:30 am only on yyonly pay at a the he door doo 8wa 8p.m. m Adults Adu ssbringing to 11:30 o11:30 am 30 am Coff ee Club at 8:00 am M-F bringing their new baby ase setting Coff ee Club 8:00 am M-F their baby to ask setting bthat ng ng he new baby oato a ng Coff ee Club at am M-F Coffee C ub aJUDICIAL 800 00 am M-F Coff ee Club at 8:00 am M-F ha has an nc eased sk o ness BS 1/26 2/2 2/9 TRT, RAVALLI FIRST JUDICIAL DIS5271 Representat ve of the aboveCoff ee Coffee Club C at ub 8:00 a 8 am 00 M-F am M-F only pay at the door 8 p.m. Adults has an increased risk of illness that has an increased risk of illness BS 1/26, 2/2, 2/9 RAVALLI FIRST DIS5271. Representative of the abovea p og am abou do s bea s that ha has an increased nc eased risk o of illness ness only pay at the door 8 p.m. Adults BS 1/26, 2/2, 2/9 RAVALLI BS 1/26 2/2 2/9 FIRST JUDICIAL DIS5271. 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This the virtual and infection. This makes the virtual ___________________ TRICT, RAVALLI COUNTYThe named Estate. personsthat and and infection. nec ec on Th This s makes makes the he vvirtual ua Exercise am Tuesday oys m es pape do ___________________ TRICT, RAVALLI COUNTY Attest: named Estate. All persons ___________________ TRICT RAVALLI COUNTY Attest: named Estate AAll persons $20.00, Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under and This makes the virtual WIC clinics and Thu sday Kids 17-12 $10.00, Under $20 00 KFREE. ds 17-12 $10 00 Unde 12 FREE and and infection. nninfection. ec on Th This smakes makes makes the he vvvirtual BAttest: eneaoouoo No hValley VaVa eyeys and$20.00, Exercise am Tuesday Rava Coun yW C snutria -and Exercise Exe c10:00 se10:00 1010:00 am 00 Tuesday am Tuesday and Thursday WIC clinics and Thursday 12 FREE. 12 The North Valley WIC WIC clinics clinics and Thursday and Thu sday Ravalli County WIC is nutriRavalli County WIC anunutri12 12 FREE. FREE The The Bitterroot BBitterroot North No h and Thursday wo-day wo kshop n commun yua Ravalli Rava County Coun WIC yWIC is W aCa sis anu and infection. This makes the virtual 12 FREE. and va ous p o ec s The nex Thursday and Thu sday Ravalli County is a nutri12 12 FREE. FREE Ravalli Rava County Coun WIC y is W a C nutris a nu and infection. This makes the virtual ___________________ ER OF THE In Re the Estate of: Jene e S Berthoud Town hav ng c a ms aga nst the and infection. This makes the virtual and n ec on Th s makes he v ua p a o m mo e appea ng One and Thursday 12 FREE. ___________________ TTER OF THE In Re the Estate of: Jenelle S. Berthoud, Town having claims against the platform more appealing. One platform more appealing. One Qu e s he second Tuesday o Ravalli County WIC is a nutri___________________ OF ___________________ In Re the Estate of: Jenelle S. Berthoud, Town having claims against the TERTHE OF THE In Re the Estate of: Jene e S Berthoud Town hav ng c a ms aga nst the platform p a o m more mo e appea appealing. ng One One e a ed sub ec s And hey a ways and Thursday on educa on p og am ha se ves 12 FREE. platform more appealing. One and Thursday and Thu sday Quilters the second Tuesday of Quilters the second Tuesday of Ravalli County WIC is a nutri12 FREE. 12 FREE mClub CC ub wwmeet mee F Fday platform pac a va omore mon more mo e appea appealing. ng ac One One Quilters the second Tuesday ofoPachyderm Quthe esecond she he second Tuesday oPachyde Ravalli Rava County Coun WIC yog W aam Cnutrisha aserves nu -serves tion education program that tion education program that tion education on educa program on pisthat og that am serves ha se ves Quilters the second Tuesday of Pachyderm Club will meet Friday, Qu e s second Tuesday Quilters Tuesday of tion education program that serves Pachyde m ub will mee Friday, day dea on and on tion education on educa program on p serves se ves platform appealing. One vo un ee o en a on s Sa u day •• 25 years exper ence platform appealing. One Quilters the second Tuesday E Naom J JANET J SPANNUTH; CCerk Decedent are requ red to aof pas ggroup oup sstated aOne how appealing. pmom amom omom moamore mo epast appea ng One each mon hsecond pm tion education program that serves •25 25 years experience p egnan pos -pa um and bbreast- -each Quilters the second Tuesday FSUSAN SUSAN E. Naomi J. Cheeney J. SPANNUTH; Clerk Decedent are required apas past group stated how years experience •25 years exper ence each month 6:00 pm of group stated how Quilters Qu the eJANET s6:00 he second Tuesday Tuesday ofofo of FebFebruary SAN E. Naomi J. Cheeney JANET SPANNUTH; Clerk Decedent are required to SUSAN E Naom JCheeney Cheeney JANET J SPANNUTH; erk Decedent are requ red totoplatform each month pm mom mom of omore a past ggroup oup aed ed how how tion education program that serves The BBitterroot e oo Qu eatac Gu d month pm each mon h6pm 600 00 pm have Show-ande Con Kay pregnant, and breasttion education on educa program on ppost-partum, og that am serves ha se pregnant, post-partum, and breastpregnant, p egnan post-partum, pos -pa and um breastand beas eas mom of apast how each month 6:00 pm The Bitterroot Guild ua yThe 4 2022 noon aQuilters’ mom mom of opast apast pas g group oup sstated asstated ed how how each mon h6:00 6J. pm each month 6:00 The Bitterroot Quilters’ pregnant, post-partum, and Bitterroot Quilters’ The Bat oo Qu esGuild sGuild Gu pregnant, peed egnan post-partum, pos -pa and um breastand bves eas 4, 2022 at noon The The Quilters’ Guild February Feb ua 4, yBitterroot 2022 4 2022 aoo noon at aThe The The Bitterroot Quilters’ The B ea enoon Qu eThe sGuild Gu d d Laundry on Sa uang day and Sunday Ap 9 meet ofof aof group stated how Ma ch 19 the 2021 om 10-11 30am each month 6:00 pm Laundry Love free P Deceased noch e00 Sa u udays a7 apm 7at7pm pregnant, post-partum, and breastPUBLIC NOTICE Cheeney Law PLLC Deceased B Sade 01/19/22 01/26/22 present rLove c aclaims ms w th n nmom ng women ch d en om b -b h- h mom past group stated how erefreshing esh was oto be ab e o to mee each month 6:00 pm Laundry Love free Pinochle Saturdays 7 pm mom a past group stated how mom o pas g oup s a ed how Love free each each month mon 6:00 h 6 pm 00 pm The Quilters’ Guild Love free Laundry Love free Pinochle Saturdays pregnant, post-partum, and breastPinochle Saturdays at pm P noch e Sa days pm PUBLIC NOTICE Cheeney Law, PLLC Deceased. B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present their within feeding women, children from birth refreshing it was to be able to pregnant, p egnan post-partum, pos -pa and um breastand b eas feeding women, children from birth PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Cheeney Law, PLLC Deceased. B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present their claims within Cheeney Law PLLC B S 01/19/22 01/26/22 present the r c a ms w th feeding eed women, ng women children ch from d en birth om refreshing it was to be able to meet Laundry e esh ng it was was o be be ab able e o mee meet The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild w mee on Wednesday JanuPinochle Saturdays at 7 pm • way coo person Laundry Laundry Love Love free free Sch a 406-360-7214 o The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild The B e oo Qu e s Gu d P noch e Sa u days a 7 pm Pinochle Saturdays at 7 pm feeding women, children from birth refreshing it was to be able to meet meet on Wednesday, Janu- Laundry feeding eed ng5women children ch from dfrom en birth omp beg-h Fwill ewill Ca eon Hwy 9393 nSteSin •way way cool person refreshing e esh ithe was to o be be ab able emeet to o mee meet will on Wednesday, Januwmeet mee on Wednesday Janumeet on Wednesday, Janu•months cool person •way coo person Love free Frontier Cafe, Hwy StePinochle at A ASaturdays eAfternoon noch e7ateF7pm days will on Wednesday, JanuFon on Cafe, emeet Ca Hwy e Hwy 93 in93 n Seewill meet on Wednesday, Januw mee Wednesday Januand 10 aitwas Bto ebe oo Rcomfort feeding women, children birth owomen, age women whose Come ea nLove abou he ac ydate and refreshing itng to able Laundry Love free Pinochle Saturdays 7Fpm pm Pinochle Fridays Laundry Love free free tterRoot Bus and PO Box 212 Case No DP-22-06 four after the PAfternoon noch eSaturdays Sa u:PPPinochle at 7 aeFridays pm Afternoon Pinochle enoon noon P noch days Frontier Pinochle Fridays feeding women, children from to age 5and and women whose o moms om he com oMR onn he refreshing itwas was to able to meet feeding eed women, ng ch from d whose en birth om b age o 5 age and 5and women women whose whose pregphpregeg- Pinochle to 5women women pregrefreshing be able to meet eB esh ng obe be ab eto ove mee will meet on Wednesday, JanuBitterRoot Bus and MR PO Box 212 No.: DP-22-06 four months after the date Afternoon other moms from the of her BitterRoot Bus and MR B tterRoot Bus and PO Box 212 Case No.: DP-22-06 four months after the date PO Box 212 Case No :days DP-22-06 four months after the date A eCase noon noch F Fridays days Afternoon Pinochle Fridays toand age 5children and women whose pregother ohe he moms from om the he com comfort oMR ohe of he her other moms from the comfort of her a y 26 a Da y Leach Commun y will meet on Wednesday, Januto to age 5 oage age 5and women and women whose whose pregpbirth egsch ade 1501@b ack oo ne will meet on Wednesday, Januw mee on Wednesday Janulaundry appointother moms from the comfort of her ary 26 at Daly Leach Community vensv e Gues speake w be other o he moms from om the he com comfort o o of her ary 26 at Daly Leach Community a y 26 a Da y Leach Commun y 12 15 pm Afternoon Pinochle Fridays ary 26 at Daly Leach Community laundry appointnanc es have ended ea y W C a so laundry appointlaundry appointto age 5 and women whose pregappoint••the award w ng Guest speaker bey 12:15 pmNo Afternoon Pinochle ary 26 Daly Leach Community vensville. Guest e Gues speaker speake will wwill bebe pm 12 15 pm Afternoon A e Dept noon Pinochle PNo noch Fridays days nvTMA Ham on Come a one o b ng nancies have ended early. WIC also aryvensv 26 at Daly Leach Community avensville. yat 26 a at Da y Leach Commun 12:15 pm age 5have and women whose pregmee he ho ses Pnn ease vagent sagent he laundry appointmoms from the comfort of her •appointaward winning agent nancies nanc have es ended have ended early. ea WIC yW also W C a 12:15 so12:15 to nancies age 5otonanc and age 5women and women whose whose pregp egTMA of M ssou a sothe app y1-154 Ham ton MT 59840 Dept 1e 1F1Fridays ___________________ of the pub cat on of th s sother nancies ended early. WIC also laundry laundry appointappointaward winning •first award w nn ng agent ng oom The hope he gof oup pm other moms from the comfort her 1212:15 15 pm pm of Missoula is apply-21-154 Hamilton, MT 59840 Dept. No. ___________________ of fi rst publication of this nancies have ended early. WIC also other moms from the comfort of her o he moms om he com o he ary 26 Daly Leach Community TMA of Missoula is apply4 TMA M ssou a s app yHamilton, MT 59840 Dept. No. 1 ___________________ of the fi rst publication of this 21-154 Ham ton MT 59840 ___________________ of the first pub cat on of th have es ended have ended early. ea WIC y also C a so living room. The hope of the group living v ng room. oom The The hope hope o of the he g group oup laundry 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 ary 26 at Daly Leach Community a y 26 a Da y Leach Commun y 12:15 pm laundry appointRoom, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. we comes dads g andpa en s and living room. The hope of the group nancies have ended early. laundry appointappointRoom, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. Room 1010 W Ma Ham Wayne Rusk cand da eHamilton. oHam HD88 Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm living vroom. ng room. oom The hope hope oofgroup the he ggroup oup pm Room, 1010 W Main, Mondays at pm BMondays dge Mondays a12 12 15 pm welcomes dads, grandparents, and1212:15 12:15 pm 15Bridge pm Bridge Mondays pm nancies have ended WIC also Wayne Rusk candidate for HD88. welcomes we comes dads, dads grandparents, gearly. andpa en and sand and nancies nanc have es ended have ended early. ea WIC yWIC also W363-9060 Calso so Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. welcomes dads, grandparents, Wayne Wayne Rusk Rusk candidate cand da for en oHD88. HD88 you eam Room, 1010 W Main, Room 1010 W Ma nHamilton. onon Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm webs e or oor mo edcclaims de ams s w awill www living The hope of5311 the ng for our annua grant Phone: NOTICE TO CREDITORS not ce sa d be B dge Mondays a12:15 15 pm Bridge at 12:15 pm welcomes dads, grandparents, and sng o pto de suppo and dec ease welcomes we comes dads grandparents, g(406) andpa and saand room. The hope of the group ing for our annual 5311 grant Phone: (406) 363-9060 NOTICE TO CREDITORS notice or said will be living room. The hope the ng oom hope oof he ggroup oup ing for our annual 5311 grant for annua 5311 grant Phone: (406) 363-9060 NOTICE TO CREDITORS notice or said be Phone: (406) 363-9060 NOTICE TO not ce sa caclaims a ms w be Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton. is provide support and decrease Broker ABR CRS GR ments is so to o provide pov ov de suppo support and and dec decrease ease Bridge Mondays at Doo sopen open a6Ma 6at pm osocializing soc a az ng os edads, am es The W C pen am s sisBridge ments ments isvliving provide support and decrease Room, W Hamilton. Broker, ABR, CRS, GRI welcomes grandparents, and 1010 W Main, Hamilton. Room 1010 W n Ham on Broker, Broker ABR, ABR CRS, CRS GRI GR Mondays atCREDITORS pm Room, Doors open 6pm pm for foster families. The WIC program is to provide support and decrease BBridge Mondays dge Mondays atIS 12:15 a12:15 1212:15 pm 15pm pm Doors at 6aMain, pm for Doo s open 6 osocializing soc z ng ments welcomes dads, grandparents, and foster families. os edads, am The es WIC The program W C psog og is am The No h1010 Va ey Pachyde m Csocializing ub ments is sto to provide p ov de suppo support and and dec decrease ease welcomes we comes dads, dads grandparents, gThe andpa en and and Doors open at pm for ments foster families. The WIC program is The North Valley Pachyderm Club Doors open at 6 pm for socializing The The North No Valley h Va ey Pachyderm Pachyde m Club C ub foster families. The WIC program is n hese mes o unce a n ys sis Doors open at 6 pm for socializing Doo s open a 6 pm o soc a z ng from the Montana DepartEDITORS Attorney for Persona RepreNOTICE HEREBY GIVPUBLIC NOTICE forever barred foster families. os e am The es WIC program W C p og is am s w ngsp og ams com C ck on he is to provide support and decrease Laund y Love Ham on ments s ess o new moms The g oup 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 nes Ham on Monday hisRepreough from the Montana DepartTORS from Montana DepartAttorney for Personal ISLocal HEREBY GIVPUBLIC NOTICE forever barred. REDITORS Attorney for Persona Repre-NOTICE NOTICE ISserv HEREBY GIVPUBLIC NOTICE forever barred ments is to provide support and decrease s o p ov de suppo and dec ease Laundry Laund y Love Love Hamilton Ham on stress for new moms. The group Doors open at 6 pm for socializing ments foster families. The WIC program stress s ess for o new moms moms. The The g group oup and shopp ng he mee ng w Laundry Love Hamilton off ered In Hamilton Monday through Loca ce from our ocat on n V ctor MT stress for new moms. The group is off ered offe In Hamilton ed n Ham Monday on Monday through h ough Doors open at 6 pm for socializing foster families. The WIC program is and shopping; the meeting will Doors open at 6 pm for socializing Doo s open a 6 pm o soc a z ng Laundry Love Hamilton foster families. os e am The WIC The program W C p og is am s off ered In Hamilton Monday through and shopping; meeting will and shopp ng he mee ng w service from location Victor, MT Laundry Hamilton Laund yLove Love Ham on stress new moms. ThegDue group is is mee sthe he fiMT hin d Fctor day owill Local Loca service serv ce from from our our location ocat on in Victor, nmeeting MT MT stress soffe ess for ofor new moms moms. The The group oup sis and shopping; will Loca Serv ce From Our Locat on In VIn ctor •the M es North Of Woods de off ered Hamilton Monday off ered offe In Hamilton ed nInsentat Ham Monday on Monday through hthrough ough meets the first and third Friday ofOf nv es ou home ess and Lowand shopping; the meeting meets mee sshopp he first fisMT and and third hV Friday d F day of oOf Local Service From Our Location Victor, MT. •Miles Miles North Of Woodside ment Transportat on EREBY GIVsentat ve EN that the unders gned Town of Stevensv e C a ms must e ther be Laundry Hamilton and d sof up on ou commun yDue shwith and shopping; the meeting will and ng he mee ng w Service Serv From cethat From Our Our Location Locat on In Victor, In Vour ctor MT. •sand •the M es North North Woodside Woods de vo un ee page o see he vo un ee stress for new moms. The group is Thu sday 8sentative 30 athrough 205 Bed o odLocal invites our homeless and Lowed 100% ee ocharge cha ge w ment of Transportation. HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned Town of Stevensville Claims must either be Laundry Love Hamilton invites nv es our ou homeless home ess and and LowLowoff ered In Monday through ment Transportation. Due BY GIVment Transportat on Due sentative EN that the undersigned Town of Stevensville Claims must either be HEREBY GIVve EN the unders gned Town of Stevensv e C a ms must e ther be Laundry Love Hamilton Laund yLove Love Ham on stress for new moms. The group ish Thursday 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford off ered 100% free of charge invites our homeless and Lowstress for new moms. The group is soff ess oof moms The g oup swith Thursday Thu 8:30-4:30 sday 830-4 30-4 at 30 205 a205 Bedford 205 Bed d Loca and shopping; the meeting will off offe ered ed 100% free ee oof cha charge ge w off ered InHam Hamilton Monday through come oh o de a6:30. 6meeting 30 offThursday ered offe In Hamilton ed nHamilton Monday on Monday hBed ough Thursday 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford invites our homeless and Lowered 100% free of with and shopping; the will invites our homeless and Lownv es ou home ess and Lowcome to order at 6:30. and shopping; the meeting will and shopp ng he mee ng w come to order at 6:30. come o o de a 6 30 Thursday 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford off ered 100% free of charge with 5 m es north of Woods de Thu 8:30-4:30 sday 8 30-4 at 30 205 a Bedford o d each mon om noon o 1 PM off offe ered ed 100% free ee o of cha charge ge w with h ncome ne ghbo s o b ng he come to order at V c o Mason c Lodge 43 invites our homeless and 5Persona miles north of each month from noon to 1 P.M.that S8:30-4:30 ee Su eDistrict sa205 c205 Cou house to recent y free enacted federa unders gned TWENTYhas been appo Not ce s hereby g ven that ma ed to Ke ysand L Carr the income neighbors to bring their 5nted miles 5Personal m es north north of of Woodside Woods come order at 6:30. each each month mon from hce om noon noon to p1ogiven P.M. 1g PM Victor Masonic Lodge 43 ou mos pfree ec ous asse You e income ncome neighbors ne ghbo to oLowbring b ng their he come to order 6:30. come oto oWoodside de ais 6de 30 Victor Lodge 43 Vhas cMasonic obeen Mason cLodge Lodge 43 Thursday 8:30-4:30 app ca on The W ngs P og am invites our homeless and LowStreet, Suite P,D District Courthouse off ered 100% of charge with ato he supp penacted ov ded hw ough invites our homeless and Lownv es ou home ess Lowto recently federal e undersigned MONTANA been appointed Personal Notice hereby given that mailed Kelly L. Carr, the Street, S Suite ee P, Su PDat sCourthouse cBedford Cou income neighbors their Victor Masonic 43 to recently enacted federal ersigned recent yes enacted federa MONTANA TWENTYhas been appointed Notice isat hereby mailed to Kelly L. Carr, the unders MONTANA TWENTYhas appo nted Persona Not s hereby ven ma ed toto Ke yto L Carr the Thursday 8:30-4:30 at Bedford off ered 100% free of charge with all the supplies provided through Thursday Thu sday 8MONTANA 30-4 atPeP 205 30 Bedford 205 Bed ohouse dTWENTYStreet, P, District off ered 100% charge with offe ee oof cha ge hough all aed the he supplies supp es p provided ov ded through h come to at 6:30. Peggy Ho w a a that income neighbors bring their Masonic 43 income neighbors to bring their ne sto obring b ng he Victor Masonic Lodge 43 VVictor ohe Mason cLodge Lodge Street, Suite P, Courthouse all the supplies provided hBus come to order at 6:30. Peggy Holt present a income Street, Sgned Suite ee P, Su District DDistrict sCourthouse cCourthouse Cou house come to order at 6:30. come oorder oAme de aey 6ex 30 mee he second Tuesday o43 each Peggy Holt will present a Peggy Ho wwill pesen esen cncome h ng n ghbo ointo Fas && F uffy 115 PPine, ne all the supplies provided through Bu dinSuite ng n eFIRST on The S SevensThe No hPeggy Va ey Pachyde m CaC ub all alegislation, the he supplies supp es p provided ov through hough ough neighbors Victor Masonic 43 meets the second Tuesday of each Peggy Holt will present a clothing Fast & Fluff y, 115 Pine, meets the second Tuesday of each mee soc second Tuesday oaboveeach Street, Suite P, District Courthouse Building inD Hamilton. The Stevensclothing cPersona o h ng into n o Fast Fas & Fluff F uffy y, 115 115 P ne The North Valley Pachyderm Club can Leg on Rava Pos eg sthe at on B tterRoot ss nted Persona FIRST JUDICIAL DISve of the abovea vacancy sts n the office Persona Representat ve income neighbors to bring their Victor Masonic Lodge 43 Building Bu d Hamilton. ng nHam Ham The on StevensThe evensThe The North No Valley h Va Pachyderm Pachyde m Club ub Peggy Holt will aoffice nv ed oon oprovided np you Bded ethrough oo Va ey income neighbors to bring their ncome ne ghbo sto obring b ng he Victor Masonic Lodge 43 V cshRepresentat Mason cLodge Lodge 43 meets the second Tuesday of each Peggy Holt will present Ho w papresent esen a soo oca ed a 208 Rus ytheir Spu Way Street, Suite P, District Courthouse he g an The moms ece ve an clothing into Fast & Fluff y, 115 Pine, all the supplies through legislation, BitterRoot Bus is ointed Personal JUDICIAL DISRepresentative of the abovea vacancy exists in the offi ce Personal Representative, Street, SBuilding Suite ee P, Su District e P Courthouse s c Cou house in Hamilton. The StevensBitterRoot Bus is Personal eg s at B tterRoot Bus FIRST JUDICIAL DISRepresentative of the a vacancy exists in the offi ce Personal Representative, nted Persona FIRST JUDICIAL DISRepresentat ve of the abovea vacancy ex sts n the Representat ve meets the second Tuesday of each grant. The moms receive an clothing into Fast & Fluff y, 115 Pine, all the supplies provided through meets the second Tuesday of each mee s he second Tuesday o each the he grant. g an The moms moms receive ece ve an an clothing into Fast & Fluff y, 115 Pine, c h ng n o Fas & F uffy 115 P ne Building in Hamilton. The Stevensall the supplies provided a he supp es ov ded h ough p og am on Kawand s y e Peggy Holt will present a Building Bu in d Hamilton. ng n Ham The on StevensThe S evensmon a 7 30 p m on Ma n S ee Ham on oFast wash hem o ee program on Kawandi, style/ he g grant. The moms ece vecomanan vclinic eville n c s open onon Wednesdays Peggy Holt will present ae a clothing program on Kawandi, aof style/ pan og am on Kawand athe smember month at7Tuesday 7:30 p.m. on Main meets the second Tuesday of each Peggy Holt will present a Peggy Ho wam pao esen ayReclothing into Fast && Fluff y,y, 115 Pine, month at 7:30 p.m. Street mon h7:30 asecond 30 pon m Main on Ma nAll SStreet ee Hamilton, to wash them free. the grant. The moms receive an clinic ison open on Wednesdays Building in Hamilton. The Stevenssan an educa ona a2nd oCounc he ReHamilton, Ham on to o wash wash them hem for ofor free. ee the he gan an The moms moms receive ece ve an ville vclinic ecclinic is cn open n copen sThe open Wednesdays Wednesdays meets the Tuesday of each program on Kawandi, style/ clothing into & Fluff y, 115 Pine, meets the second of each mee s he second Tuesday o each month at p.m. on Main Street requ red to deve op a of the aboveTRICT COURT RAVALLI named estate A persons of the Town Counc return rece pt requested at Emergency? 406-381-2087 into Fast Fluff 115 Pine, c o h ng n o Fas & F uffy 115 P ne Building in Hamilton. The Stevensis educational arm 47 mee s he Wednesday Hamilton, to wash them for free. Building Bu in d Hamilton. ng Ham on StevensThe S evensis s educational an educa ona arm of m the he ReReprogram on Kawandi, a style/ ville is on Wednesdays ne ghbo s n a co abo a ve deep program on Kawandi, a style/ p og am on Kawand a s y e ncen ve g ca d o pa c pa e month at 7:30 p.m. on Main Street required to develop a comve ofville the aboveTRICT COURT, RAVALLI named estate. persons of the Town Councilmember return receipt requested, at Co va s MT 59828 Ca 406-363Emergency? 406-381-2087 the grant. The moms receive an month at 7:30 p.m. on Main Street mon h a 7 30 p m on Ma n S ee required develop a comeof aboverequ red to deve op a comTRICT COURT, RAVALLI named estate. All persons of the Town Councilmember return receipt requested, at e the aboveTRICT COURT RAVALLI named estate A persons of the Town member return rece pt requested at Emergency? 406-381-2087 Emergency? 406-381-2087 Hamilton, to wash them for free. ville is open on Wednesdays Hamilton, to wash them for free. Ham on o wash hem o ee incentive gift card to participate above Fa7:30 me s on S Saon FoFo any clinic vaclinic eat is che open n Un copen s on open on Wednesdays thegrant. grant. The moms receive an incentive ncen ve g gift card to oparticipate pa participate c e me hod o quilting qu om Wes e en n Hamilton, he Un ed Me hod s sChu ch 216 The moms receive an g an moms ece an We supp y ylaundry aund ythem de efor ab c the program on Kawandi, a above Farmers State Bank. For any month 7:30 p.m. Main above Farmers State Bank. For any above Fa me aeMa eBank Bank any of quilting Western the United Methodist Church, 216 ncen ve g ca dca od pa cvepa epa We supply laundry detergent, fabric to them for free. program on Kawandi, asfrom style/ ville onWednesdays Wednesdays method of from me hod o qu om Wes at the aUnited Methodist ed Me hod Church, Chu 216 chmonth 216 We We supply supp aund y detergent, de egen gen fabric ab che program on Kawandi, a style/ pmethod og am on Kawand astyle/ yWestern e month at p.m. Main Street at 7:30 p.m. on Street mon hat aFarmers 7hav 30 png mS on nStreet S ee gift card to Hamilton, to wash free. above State For any pub yqu A ang eng we come ville clinic open on Wednesdays incentive ncen gift gsha ca card dparticipate o pa participate cng eCoHamilton, to wash them for free. 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When When hfing rrst ng aname, area real rea estate es a e agent, agen no matter ma where the he oca on every month on the Monday Sapphire Quilt Club 2nd Tuesday of each month, tno zens the opportun ty to cat on of th sthe Case No :mo DP-22-03 not ce or sa c a ms w be fi the unexp red term of uary 2022 the kawandi stitching to India. he kawand shthe ch ng oIndia. nd aterm you would to come in, the Gallons Pumped ($30 Off Reg. V clike orst Eas eo n S athe she w be playgroup under supervision a that you you would wou d like to come come in, n the every month on the third Monday of Gallons Pumped ($30 Off Reg. Price) Ga on Pumped $30 Off Reg P e playgroup p ayg oup under unde supe supervision s on o of a aha 2nd Tuesday of each month, citizens the opportunity to blication of this Case No.: DP-22-03 notice or said claims will be fi ll unexpired term of uary 2022. Sen o C zens Cen e S evensv e to know your fi name, the day every month eve yhe mon on the h on third he Monday h d Monday o Monthly Guild meetings the month at the Darby Library.Call 2nd Tuesday 2nd Tuesday of each o each month, mon h citizens the opportunity to on of this c t zens opportun ty to Case No.: DP-22-03 notice or said claims will be fi ll the unexpired of uary 2022. cat on of th s Case No : DP-22-03 not ce or sa d c a ms w be fi the unexp red term of 2022 censed occupa ona he ap s Senior Citizens Center, Stevensville. to know your fi rst name, the day Monthly Guild meetings commun y A commun y memthe month at the Darby Library.Call 406-802-7180 o e n o ma on B acksm B ew ng Company Senior Citizens Center, Stevensville. Sen o C zens Cen e S evensv e to know your fi rst name, the day o know you fi s name he day licensed occupational therapist Monthly Guild meetings Mon h y Gu d mee ngs the month he mon at the h a Darby he Da Library.Call by L b a y Ca playgroup under supervision of a you would to come in, the licensed censed occupational occupa ona therapist he ap s ha that a so nc ude a Fa Qua e D awons Pumped ($30 Off Reg Pr ce) 2nd Tuesday of each month, 406-802-7180 more information. Blacksmith Company 406-802-7180 406-802-7180 more ofor mo information. oCa ma on Senior playgroup under supervision of Blacksmith Bthe acksm Brewing B ew ng Company Company you would like to come in, the are our mpor an hthings ngs o cons der exper ence dep hon ooon swould ze o you am yng how many also include a Fat Quarter allons Pumped ($30 Off Reg. Price) playgroup under supervision of aa p ayg oup unde supe vdep sdepth on 2nd Tuesday of month, you would like to come in, the you wou d ke ofour come nhow he Guild meetings also include ahGu Quarter aMonthly so nc ude aBrewing Fa Qua eDrawDDrawawPumped ons Pumped ($30 Off Reg. Off Reg Price) Pr ce) the month the Darby Library.Call 2nd Tuesday 2nd Tuesday of each oCenter, each month, mon hp to Center, Stevensville. there are four important things to consider; experience, ofsathe size of your family, and how many censed occupa ona he ap sof ha Monthly Guild meetings there here are are our important mpor an h ngs to o consider; cons der experience, exper ence depth h o size swou ze of ohere your you family, am yand and and how many many rev ew and comment the w be No 2 forever pos tFat on vacated on the /s/ Ke yto L Carr Persona the month atfor the Darby Library.Call Doo sCitizens open 6($30 pbarred m Seeach aStart 6evensv 30 m Senior Citizens Stevensville. Monthly Guild meetings Mon h y d mee ngs the month he mon at the hatDept afor Darby he Da Library.Call by L2 beninformation. aonyma 406-802-7180 for more information. you like come in, the Senior Sen Citizens o C zens Center, Cen Stevensville. S e hav ng he Sp Bazaa on Ap licensed occupational therapist that review and comment the d will be Dept. No. 2 forever barred. the position vacated on the /s/ Kelly L. Carr, Personal Up 000 ga ons pumped Doors open 6 p.m. 6:30 p.m. licensed censed occupational occupa ona therapist he ap ha that also include a Fat Quarter Drawreview and comment on the scaclaims will be rev ew comment on Dept. No. 2 forever barred. the position vacated on the /s/ Kelly L. Carr, Personal ams ms w be Dept No forever barred the pos t on vacated on the /s/ Ke y L Carr Persona 406-802-7180 for more Doors open 6 p.m. Start 6:30 p.m. Doo s open 6 p m S a 6 30 p m spec a zes n ca e and educa on o oof you would like to come in, the 406-802-7180 406-802-7180 more o mo information. e on you would like to come in, the you d ke o come n he Up to 1000 gallons pumped also include a Fat Quarter Drawbe s e encou aged o a end size of your family, and how many Senior Citizens Center, Stevensville. 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Each person attending Cuddling Cubs Each person attending Each pe son a end he Cuddling Cuddling Cubs Cubs virtual play group llamas and alpacas ofoof Safe chocolates to packaged cheeses in tana Department of TransHOBBS, trict Court, Ravalli County pires December 31, 2023. Box 30, Stevensville, MT MARCIA L. HEEGAARD, play virtual play group Studio, 201 Daly Street, Hamilton. chocolates to packaged cheeses in choco aBox es o packaged cheeses n tana Department of TransS, tana Department of Transtrict Court, Ravalli County pires December 31, 2023. 30, Stevensville, MT MARCIA L. HEEGAARD, OBBS tr Rava res December 2023 30 Stevensv ethe MT MARCIA L HEEGAARD Studio, 201 Daly Street, Hamilton. SFor ud oinformation, 201 Da yCourt SCourt ee Ham on County 6Box 00pm The mee ng w be he dthe more 406-363llamas and ofSa Safe Haven Bitterroot Heritage and a S evensv e group Town Ha llamas and alpacas Safe Haven amas and a alpacas pacas eHaven Haven Cubs this evening. For more call 406-363ForFor more Fo mo einformation, ninformation, oct ma call oncall 406-363ca 406-363Bitterroot Heritage hank you so much Cuddling Cubs this fun-fi lled evening. Bitterroot Bitterroot Heritage Heritage Cubs Cuddling Cubs this hfun-fi sfun-fi un-fi lled ed evening. even ng Feb ua yto olled aOpening se he mos unds thank you so much. G and Open ng whe be ab e o vote vo eCuddling more information, call 406-363thank you so much. hank much The unce a n y o he February to raise the most funds portat on Fund ng w bebe In the Matter of the Name Qua ficat ons to serve as a 59870 Deceased February raise the most funds Feb ua y o a se mos unds Grand will be able to vote this fun-fi lled evening. For more information, call 406-363Grand Opening will be able to G and Open ng w be ab e o vo e The uncertainty of the For0060. more information, call 406-363Fo mo e n o ma on ca 406-3630060. portation. Funding will be In the Matter of the Name Qualifi cations to serve as a 59870. Deceased. The uncertainty of the The unce a n y o he thank you so much. this fun-fi lled evening. portation. Funding will be portat on Fund ng w In the Matter of the Name Qualifi cations to serve as a 59870. Deceased. In the Matter of the Name Qua ficat ons to serve as a 59870 Deceased this hfun-fi lled evening. s nun-fi ed even ngattending he BRHA Commun y Room 0060. thankyou yousosomuch much. 0060 du ng noplay ma bus ness hou s thank much. hank you Each person the virtual group Each person Each Each person pe son attending akattending ng the he 0060. virtual group ofor No h Va ey Pub ckend Leach b aeach ycatvirtual play play group group ohe he avo eons wo nmust each ca - re0060. 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No.: 1 22-04 Change of Amanda Mar e Town Counc member are App cat must be Dept : 1 Each person attending Bitterroot Heritage Bitterroot Heritage Each person attending Each pe son a end ng he BRHA 262 Fa g ounds Road virtual play group virtual play group virtual play group The e w be a $25 00 cha ge o Grand Opening will beness able The uncertainty the Heritage Grand Opening will be able to vote ThTh eeee MCoff ub s Bitterroot G and Opening Open ng will w be be able ab to eto vote ovote e The uncertainty of the and Bitterroot Heritage du ng he annua Bus Ba evo The Bfollows: e He age CC vCivic c The The uncertainty unce afiof nthe yof of osuppo the he ego y ch d ages 6-12 eens Bitterroot Heritage Heritage Three Coff eemeets Club meets new moms find he assoc ated th d dng Howard as fo ows: ce ved by 5:00 pm Fr day Cause No :o DP-22-7 during the annual Business Battle Three Mile eeCoffee ClubC MeMile eCoffee C ubmee mee s Bitterroot The Bitterroot Heritage egory: children (ages 6-12); teens during the annual Business Battle du ng he annua Bus ness Ba e Grand Opening will be able The The Bitterroot Bows: eoooo Heritage He age Civic vGrand cegory: children (ages 6-12); teens ego y ch den en ages 6-12 eens new moms the support and associated with providing Howard as ceived by 5:00 pm, Cause No.: The uncertainty the moms to fiDP-22-7 nd support and new moms find he suppo and associated with providing assoc ated ww th prov prov ng Howard as follows: ceived by 5:00 pm, Friday Cause No.: DP-22-7 Howard as fo ce ved by 5:00 pm Fr day new Cause No :o Grand Opening will be able to vote Ham on MT 59840 Grand Opening will be able to vote G and Open ng w be eto ovote vo eFriday The uncertainty of the The uncertainty the The unce ato nDP-22-7 ynd oharder he DOWN en eACROSS he compe on En yfor oofor ms for their favorite work inab each cateve y Monday Wednesday and Three Mile Coff ee ACROSS pandemic is making itof DOWN Civic Group ACROSS ACROSS DOWN DOWN for their favorite work in each catG oup o me y ca ed he Sou h every Monday, Wednesday, and Three Mile Coff ee for their o he favorite avo work e wo in k each n each catca pandemic is making it harder Civic Group every Monday, Wednesday, and eve y Monday Wednesday and o Books ages 13-18 and adu s ages Three Three Mile Mile Coff Coff ee ee pandemic pandem c is s making mak ng it harder ha de for Civic Group Civic Group Group, formerly called the South transportat on serv ces toto EDITORS Cause No : DV-41-2021* Must be a c t zen of the January 28 2022 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Group, formerly called the South G oup o me y ca ed he Sou h for Books. (ages 13-18); and adults (ages for Books. o Books (ages 13-18); and adults (ages ages 13-18 and adu scatages transportation services to CREDITORS Cause No.: DV-41-2021* Must Must be ac citizen of the January 28, 2022. NOTICE TO CREDITORS forthe their favorite work in each cattransportation services to TORS transportat on serv ces Cause No.: DV-41-2021* Must be a citizen of the January 28, 2022. NOTICE TO CREDITORS REDITORS Cause No : DV-41-2021* be a t zen of January 28 2022 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Three Mile Coff ee pandemic is making it harder for Civic Group for their favorite work in each catThe Boa d o D ec o s w Three Mile Coff ee for their favorite work in each o he avo e wo k n each ca pandemic is making it harder for 1 Seaweed subs ance 1 Open Civic Group F day om 7 30 o 8 30 a m a 1064 Three Mile Coff ee Three Mile Coff ee pandemic is making it harder for pandem c s mak ng ha de o Three Mile Coff ee Club meets Civic Group Civic Group mus ude eam name chGIVec- 1. The Heritage Civic egory: children (ages 6-12); teens 1.Seaweed Seaweed substance Open Friday 7:30 to 8:30 1064Va ey CThe vBitterroot cvBBitterroot GG has eoage gan zed Three Coff Club meets 1.moms 1nc Seaweed subs ance new moms to fifi nd the support and 1 1. Open Open Friday 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at 1064 Ffrom day om 7eee 30 o 8ee 30 a a.m. m a ats1064 Three Mile Coff Club meets Th eefrom MMile Coffee Cmeets ub mee Heritage egory: children (ages 6-12); teens Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. The Bitterroot Heritage Civic The eoup oo He CCivic vzed cegory: egory: ego yFor ch d en (ages ages 6-12); 6-12 teens eens new to fisubstance nd the support and 19 +children R bbons w be awa ded Each bus ness has ed donaCivic Group, has reorganized. Va ey C c oup has eo gan new new moms moms to o nd find the he support suppo and and the c c ww th EREBY GIV0000443-NC Un ted States For more nformat on conNOTICE IS HEREBY 19 +). 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No.: 2 *called Must be amembe Stevensville tact Town Hall at ENthat thatdr theunders undersigned every Monday, Wednesday, and to ‘Best Show’ in each age o Bes o Show n each age can where patrons may give to777on can whe e pa ons may g ve o777Ravalli County, Montana. ersigned Rava County Montana Dept. No.: 2o *formerly be aSouth Town Hall at the undersigned unders Dept No :30 2 *un Must be aSou Stevensv e tact Town Ha at (406) the unders gned 3 Rava every Monday, Wednesday, eve ywe Monday Wednesday and Friday from 7:30 toee, 8:30 a.m. ata1064 (ages 13-18); and adults Group, called the South welcome. Good ee, conversation Group, formerly the G oup me ycalled ed he hngs M xed nk ononngred en welcome. Good coff conversation come coffee conve sa on Friday from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at 1064 (ages 13-18); and adults (ages Valley has reorganized. and vo ee sca ameetings mee stact a13-18 e oof he o gan za on h(406) ough Friday from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at 1064 Fgned day om 7Good 30 8and aat m (ages 13-18); and adults (ages ages and adu s(ages ages 9. Mixed drink 3. Lotion ingredient Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. and volunteers. Regular meetings Mixed M xed drink dr nk 5 EN w99. h9that 5that be ng he ho es ma ng 3. 3Lo Lotion Lo ingredient ngred en w 19 +). Ribbons will bebe awarded Va eyCivic C vresident cGroup, G oup has gan zed Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. and volunteers. Regular and vo un ee sRegu Regu aeo mee ngs Friday from 7:30 to a.m. 19 +). 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At suppo evensv e b y and get to know your neighbors. All and ge o know you ne ghbo sAon A 19 +). Ribbons will be awarded Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone is Valley Civic Group, has reorganized. Va ey C v c G oup has eo gan zed a e he d on he second Thu sday 11 G en Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone is Th ee M e C eek Eve yone s 4 Rock group We are looking for new members +).RRibbons will be awarded comm ee and financ aage epo s are held on the second Thursday Glen +). Ribbons will be awarded 19 +to bbons w be awa ded Rock group$35 164 00also We looking new members are held on the second Thursday alooking d on he second Thu sday 1111. Glen G en ve 4 4. Rock Rock group We aeare ehe ook ng ofor new membe s1 19 We are for new members add 11. ess phone and ema add ess 4. Three Mile Road. Everyone isonca to19 ‘Best of Show’ in each ages we come Fo nee, on Three Mile Creek Road. Everyone isca ‘Best of Show’ in each age A e he open ng on F day rece v ng nn presentat ves Change * Must ve n Ward (the Attest: Representat of the aboveThree Mile Creek Road. Everyone is call Th ee M eCreek C eek Road Eve yone sWe We are looking for new members welcome. Good coff ee, conversation to ‘Best o Bes of Show’ o Show in each n each age age ages welcome. For call he end o he mon h he bus ness ages welcome. For information ages we come Fo noinformation oma ma After the opening on Friday receiving $35,164.00 in Representatives Change * Must live in Ward 1 (the Attest: Representative of the aboveWe are looking for new members welcome. Good coff conversation After the opening on Friday A e he open ng on F day the end of the month, the business receiving $35,164.00 in entatives rece v ng $35 164 00 Change * Must live in Ward 1 (the Attest: Representative of the aboveepresentat ves Change * Must ve n Ward 1 (the Attest: Representat ve of the aboveare looking for new members We a e ook ng o new membe s welcome. Good coff ee, conversation we come Good coffee conve sa on o each mon h a 6 15 pm a he the end of the month, the business he end o he mon h he bus ness and volunteers. Regular meetings 12 Fragrance to ‘Best of Show’ in each age 5 Hubbub of each month at 6:15 pm at the and volunteers. Regular meetings of each month at 6:15 pm at the o each mon h a 6 15 pm a he 12. Fragrance to ‘Best of Show’ in each age 5. Hubbub and vo un ee s Regu a mee ngs and volunteers. Regular meetings and ho d e ec ons o he Boa d o welcome. Good coff ee, conversation 12. 12 Fragrance Fragrance to ‘Best of Show’ in each age o Bes o Show n each age 5. 5 Hubbub Hubbub Co een aknow 777-3710 TheEstate dead ne A o All enpersons epersons ng welcome. coff ee, conversation category. welcome. Good coff ee, conversation we come Good conve saPet on and get to neighbors. Colleen at 777-3710. volunteers. meetings Colleen at 777-3710. Co een aknow 777-3710 Janua 28 aS 6 30pm he awill wo kk match ng TransAde fund ng amed Estate Th s syour ce that t and oner area sysecond North 5th Street Jene e28 Berthoud Town named category. and get to know your neighbors. All category. ca ego ha has ayy28 sed he mos unds waTown and volunteers. Regular meetings and get to know your neighbors. All and ge oGood you ne ghbo sAll A January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork matching TransAde funding. -named Estate. This is notice that Petitioner area North of 5th Street Jenelle S. Berthoud, Town named Estate. Da by Larea bis asecond P ease oof n us and volunteers. Regular meetings and vo un ee sRegular Regu ajoin mee ngs January at 6:30pm, the artwork Janua y a 6 30pm he wo matching TransAde funding. d Estate. match ng TransAde fund ng This is notice that Petitioner area North of 5th Street Jenelle S. Berthoud, named Estate. All persons named Estate Th scoffee snot not ce that Pet tDarby oner syis North of 5th Street Jene e S Berthoud Town named Estate A persons are held on the Thursday that has raised the most funds will 13 Aroma that has raised the most funds ha has a sed he mos unds w 6 Rad uses Darby Library. Please join us. category. Library. Please us. Da by L b a P ease o n us are held on the second Thursday and get to know your neighbors. All a e he d on he second Thu sday are held on the Thursday 13. Aroma Radiuses 13. 13Aroma Aroma 6. 6 6. Radiuses Rad uses of M ssou a s a so D Cec oAfter snthe The pub c hon s ough we come and get to know your neighbors. All category. cacategory. yerk and get to know your neighbors. 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For information call av ng cand has asked D str ct Court and North of Centra Avhav ng cclaims aga nst dewego ema on exh bsweet Febages For information call ages we come Fo nthe othe ma on are held on the second Thursday the opening on are held on the second aof eheld he don on he second Thu sday After A the ebasket he opening ng on on Friday day ece ve a baske oopening swee sFFriday MRTMA ofM Missoula also having claims has asked the Court and North of Central AvClerk having claims against the de-7 MRTMA will remain on exhibit through Feb- having month at Missoula g claims MRTMA of ssou a is sisaalso so has asked the Court and North Central Clerk against dehav ngages cawelcome. ams ms has asked D str ct Court and North of Centra AvC erk hav ng ca ams ms aga nstthe the dewill on exhibit through wremain ema n on exh bon hea ough Feb14 Regre receive of rcus comed an welcome. For information call of each month atThursday 6:15 pm athe theAvreceive ave of sweet treats ece a baske oopen swee ea sFeboeach each mon hat a6:15 6of 15pm pm athe ofof each month at 6:15 pm at the opening Friday 14. Regret 7. Circus comedian ages welcome. For call 14. 14 Regret Regre 7. 7CMRTMA Circus C rcus comedian comed an ages welcome. For information call ages we come Fo ninformation o District ma on ca Colleen at 777-3710. After the opening on Friday oAfter ayAbasket end After the opening on Friday eathe he open ng on Ftreats day each month atPlease 6:15 pm at the Colleen at 777-3710. pe son who en e s he con es w Colleen at 777-3710. Co een a 777-3710 January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork of each month at 6:15 pm at the app y for 153 00 ecedent are for a change of name from enue) B S 01/19/22 01/26/22 cedent are requ red to presua 28 of each month at 6:15 pm at the o each mon h a 6 15 pm a he January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork Darby Library. join us. BitterRodders Cars applying for$168 $168,153.00 Decedent are for a change of name from enue) B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 cedent are required to presJanuary Janua 28 y 28 at 6:30pm, a 6 30pm the he artwork a wo k and good es om oca vendo s ruary 28. Colleen ata777-3710. applying $168,153.00 dent are app yng ng for $168 153 00 for change of name from enue) B.S. 01/26/22 cedent are required to presDecedent are for a change of name from enue) By01/19/22, S 01/19/22 01/26/22 cedent are requ red to presruary 28. ua 28 15 Compu er sc ence (abbr ) Darby Library. Please join us. 8 Super ___ car oon BitterRodders Cars and goodies from local vendors. Da by L b a y P ease o n us Darby Library. Please join us. BitterRodders BitterRodders Cars Cars Colleen ata 777-3710. and goodies from local vendors. and good es om oca vendo s 15. Computer science (abbr.) Colleen at een 777-3710. Co 777-3710 8. Super ___, cartoon January 28 at 6:30pm, the artwork 15. 15 Computer Compu er science sc ence (abbr.) (abbr ) 8. 8 Super Super ___, ___ cartoon car oon Quantum Group January 286:30pm, 6:30pm, the Darby Library. join January 28 at the artwork Janua yremain 28 a at 6on 30pm he a artwork wo k Quantum Group ece vethe he ams sfw uw es by ema Darby Library. Please join us. Group Quantum Group will remain exhibit through FebDarby Library. Please join us. Da by LAny bAny aAny yPlease Pqua ease operson nus. us eAmanda s Ca C ub sHoward under sect on 5311 asas we asas resent the rAmanda Amanda Mar eClub Howard qua fied person nterent the r rc aclaims th n nfour The No hexhibit Va ey Pub c Febwill through BitterRodders Car meets under section 5311 as well as present their Amanda Marie qualifi ed person interent their four1010. 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(4) months after the date of $81 014 00 n CMAQ funds to Amanda Marie Martiested in being considered ___________________ four months to Amanda Mar ested n be ng cons dered ___________________ 18 Men’s ewe ry 1616. French PaPainter, nPainter, er “Sunday ruary ua 28. y 28 by he No h Va ey Pub c L b a y Library is located at 208 Main L b a y s oca ed a 208 Ma n BitterRodders Cars BitterRodders Cars BitterRodders Cars 18. Men’s jewelry 16. 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For mon h ytThe mee ngs You needn The Quantum Group of the in Hamilton. nHam Everyone on Eve welcome. yone we come For BitterRodders Car Club meets The North Valley Public BitterRodders B e02/10/2022 Rodde Car sof Club Ca meets C ub mee the fisaid rst Thursday the month at 6sQuantum monthly meetings. You needn’t The North Valley Public The No h Va ey Pub c Quantum Group of the monthly mon meetings. h y mee ngs You You needn’t needn not ce or sa d c a ms w be w be request ng veh c not ce or sa d at 1:30 p m The s on of Town Counc may Naom J Cheeney The Quantum Group of the The Quan um G oup o he Cash p zes a e be ng offe ed the fi rst Thursday of the month at 6 n o ma on ca he b a y a 406Library is located at 208 Main the fi rst he Thursday fi s Thu of sday the o month he mon at 6 h a 6 notice or said claims will be will be requesting vehicles, snot notice or 02/10/2022 at 1:30 p.m. The sition of Town Council may Naomi J. 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Bridge every Tuesday at 1 p.m. cal aspects ca aspec of quantum sof oquantum quan physics. um phys csapp WHEN: The last Wednesday every Tuesday at 1 p.m. dge eve y Tuesday a 1 p m Club will meet at the Kootenai Bingo every Tuesday at 6 p.m. WHEN: WHEN The last Wednesday as Wednesday DATED this 18th day of Jan59870. Completed applicaIN THE MATTER OF THE Club C ub will w meet mee at the a he Kootenai Koo ena DATED this 18th day of JanDATED th s 18th day of Jan59870. Completed applicaIN THE MATTER OF THE 59870 Comp eted app caIN THE MATTER OF THE Meetings feature presentations and Fo n o o o vo un ee ca Bingo every Tuesday at 6 p.m. Bingo every Tuesday at 6 p.m. B ngo eve y Tuesday a 6 p m Meetings feature presentations and For info or to volunteer call Club will meet at the Kootenai feature presentations and Mee ngs ea u e p esen a ons and For info Fo orevery ntoTuesday o volunteer oTuesday o voatun call ee ca Meetings P ce w wa k he S evensv e Club will meet at the Kootenai Bingo every 6 p.m. Club C will ub w meet mee at the a he Kootenai Koo ena Price will walk the Stevensville Price will walk the Stevensville P ce w wa k he S evensv e Meetings feature presentations and Bingo at 6 p.m. o oeach mon hp Creek Clubhouse, 43 Clubhouse Bingo every Tuesday at 6 p.m. B ngo eve y Tuesday a 6 p m Pokeno 2nd and 4th Friday at Meetings feature presentations and of each month. Meetings Mee feature ngs ea presentations u e esen a ons and and 642-3320 Creek Clubhouse, 43 Clubhouse Pokeno 2nd and 4th Friday at of each each month. mon h Creek C eek Clubhouse, C ubhouse 43 43 Clubhouse C ubhouse Pokeno 2nd and 4th Friday at Pokeno 2nd and 4 h F day a 642-3320. discussion 642-3320. 642-3320 discussion Creek Clubhouse, 43 Clubhouse discussion d scuss on Pokeno 2nd and 4th Friday at Ga den C ub h ough many p an ng Creek 43 2nd and 4th Friday Garden Club through many planting C eek Clubhouse, CClubhouse, ubhouse 43h43 Clubhouse CClubhouse ubhouse Pokeno 2nd and 4th Friday atday Pokeno 2nd and 4Weather h FWeather a at Garden Club through many planting Ga den C ub ough many p ane ng 1Bitterroot The Bitterroot Star discussion TT ME 66 30pm oo 8to8 30pm Way. K&S Greenhouse owner Gale 1p p.m. The Bitterroot Star Weather Summary discussion TIME: 6:30pm 8:30pm 1 p.m. 1p.m. mPokeno The The Bitterroot Star Star Weather Summary Summary discussion dSummary scuss on TIME: ME 6:30pm 30pm to 8:30pm 30pmCreek Way. K&S owner Gale Way. Way K&S K&S Greenhouse GGreenhouse eenhouse owner owne Gale Ga WHEN: The last Wednesday 1 1p.m. WHEN: The Wednesday K&S Greenhouse owner Gale WHEN: The last Wednesday WHEN The as Wednesday op ons shady spaces nc ud1For 1 p.m. p p.m. minfo For info call Way. K&S owner Gale options shady spaces, includWay. Way K&S K&S Greenhouse GoGreenhouse eenhouse owner owne Gale Ga eudoptions for shady spaces, includop ons ofor shady spaces nc For info orovolunteer tovo volunteer WHEN: The last Wednesday WHERE SWednesday Flast anc ss CaCa hoho cWay. orBor volunteer Fo nto oor oto uncall eeDay cacall Price will walk the Stevensville WHEN: The last Wednesday WHERE: St. Francis Catholic WHEN: WHEN The The last as Wednesday WHERE: WHERE St. Francis S F anc Catholic c Price will walk the Stevensville Price P will ce w walk wa the k he Stevensville S evensv e For info to volunteer call erroo Seven Forecas ofoeach month. For info orerroo to volunteer call Seven DayForecas Forecast Hamilton ofeach each month. For info or nto volunteer Fo oB oBitterroot oSenior vo uncall ee ca Bitterroot Seven Day Forecast Seven Day 642-3320. ng annua sk enn a saand and shshshrubs. ubs Price will walk the Stevensville ofofeach month. mon h Hamilton Senior 642-3320. Hamilton Hamilton Senior Senior ing annuals, perennials and Price will walk the 642-3320. 642-3320 ing annuals, perennials ng annua spe pe enn s and ubs will ce w walk wa the he Stevensville SStevensville evensv eshrubs. ch Commun yy Cen e411 SPrice month. Club through many planting Church Center, 411 S.PGarden ofChu each month. 642-3320. Church Chu Community ch Commun Center, Cen e411 411 S. SGarden of each oeach each month. mon hCommunity Garden many planting Ga den Club CClub ub through hthrough ough many many planting pdea an ng 642-3320. TIME: 6:30pm to 8:30pm 642-3320. 642-3320 TIME: 6:30pm to88:30pm We aCClub so ahthrough k abou how oplanting Garden Club through many planting TIME: 6:30pm to 8:30pm T ME 6 30pm o 30pm We’ll also talk about how to deal Garden many We’ll also talk about how to deal We a so a k abou how o dea Garden Ga den Club ub through ough many many planting p an ng 5 h S ee n Ham on TIME: 6:30pm to 8:30pm Center options for shady spaces, includStreet into Hamilton TIME: 6:30pm to 8:30pm 5th Street 55th h S in eeHamilton nSt. Ham on TIME: TWHERE: ME 6:30pm 6 30pm 8:30pm o 8 30pm Center options for shady spaces, includCenter Center options op ons for shady o shady spaces, spaces includnc udFrancis wons h wes eshady Mon ana ganc dene WHERE: St. Catholic for shady spaces, includWHERE: St. Francis Catholic WHERE FFrancis anc sCatholic Ca coptions with western Montana gardeners’ with western gardeners’ wfor h enMontana n Mon ana ga denes s options for spaces, includOpen oSenior unch Monday ENTER PSF ease en eCatholic h ho options op shady owes shady spaces, spaces includudWHERE: St. Francis Hamilton Open lunch Monday, ENTER: Please enter through ing annuals, shrubs. 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Tyrant American Legion Meetings 3rd Tuesday of Meetings 3rd Tuesday of Mee ngs 3 d Tuesday Flea Market, every 2nd SaturMondays, 12:30 p.m. Cards/shuffl ers 1. Small pipe 1. Tyrant American Legion 11 Ou ne 4 Snake ke fish Flea Market, every 2nd SaturF ea Ma ke eve y 2nd Sa u Mondays, Mondays 12:30 12 p.m. 30 Cards/shuffl p m Ca ds shuffle ers s Small pipe Tyrant Sma p pe 1 Tyran Legion American provided. $1. on gh 33 e n 1957 Thu day k e w be mo y unny h gh empe a u e 40 11. Outline 4. Snake like provided. $1. tonight is -33° set in 1957. Thursday, skies will be mostly sunny, high temperature of 40°, 11. 11 Outline Ou ne 4. 4 Snake Snake like ke fish provided. ptonight ov$1. ded $1-2set30 is inp1957. will high temperature on-33° gh 33 e n Thursday, 1957 Thu skies dayAmerican k American e bewmostly be mo y Legion unny h gh empe aof u e40°, o 40 5 5Sk fufuy y 22. Un vers CC ub wwbe bebe Thu sday Feb uauay 3y 3 33 Legion 5.Sk Skillfully 2.Ca. Ca. 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South southwest wind 5Fork mph. ove nprovided. gh ow op.m. Sou hou hwe w nd 5Fo Turn 36Very Very dry wne ne me Road. For Chuck, k Road Fo noInfo o Chuck supplies $2. E Exposure supplies supp es pThe ded $2 informal positive Post 94 The next nex informal nFlorence, pos 9.9Turn Turn 3.3. Very dry wine Post 94 4provided. hprovided. Sprovided. ee meeting of the Reagan Republican Post Post 94 94 supplies $2. 13 P a er Lega documen 9. Turn 3. Very dry wine 4th Street. hos b eak as o owed by c v and 9. Very dry wine Turn 3 Very dry w ne meeting of the Reagan Republican Meetings 3rd Tuesday of 4th Street. 4 h S ee supplies provided. $2. 13. Platter 6. 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Snake like fish meeting of the Reagan Republican Tr v a Peak F sh ng Hun ng T mes s Week 11. 11 Outline Ou ne 4. 4 Snake Snake like ke fish Meetings 3rd Tuesday of mee ng of the o he Reagan Reagan Republican Repub can Flea Market, every 2nd SaturrTr Trivia Peak Fishing/Hunting This Week Meetings Tuesday of Club will be Thursday, February vday, a Flea Peak Peak Fishing/Hunting FSatursh Hun Times ngMee T mes This Th Week sdat Week Meetings 3rd ngs Tuesday 33rd Tuesday of oBurnt every 2nd 11.1111. Outline 4.4. like fish ube conve sasa ons Wea Market, ea Ma every eve 2nd 2nd Sa u -ngmonth, day, 8F8Flea a.m.-2:30 Club will Thursday, February 3 11. 14 Roden 7Snake he same month, 7Times Middle Club will Thursday, February 3y3he Cespec ub wbe Thu sday Feb ua 3he Outline 4. like fish respectful conversations. (Weather day, 8a a.m.-2:30 p.m. Outline Snake like fish Ou ne 45Snake Snake ke respectful espec conversations. ube conve ons (Weather Wea 14. Rodent Stays the same month, 7p p.m., 754 Burnt 8 day a.m.-2:30 mMarket, p.m. -2ke 30p.m. p m ySatur14. 14 Rodent Roden 7. 7S7. Stays Says ays the he same mon 77p.m., hp.m., 7p.m., at m at 754 a754 754 Middle MMiddle dd Burnt e Bu n Club will be Thursday, February 3 day, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 12 B rds “ humb” Coun Club will be Thursday, February 3 month, at 754 Middle Burnt Club C will ub w be be Thursday, Thu sday February Feb ua 3 y 3 Peak T me Peak T me ea ha day, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 12. Birds “thumb” 5. Count month, 7 p.m., at 754 Middle Burnt day, 8 day a.m.-2:30 8 a m p.m. -2 30 p m 12. 12 Birds B rds “thumb” “ humb” 5. 5 Count Coun The Center is located at 820 N. at Glen’s Cafe, Florence, for a noPeak Times Peak Times styea yearha that The month, 7Fork p.m., hRoad. 7Road. pat m 754 aInfo 754 Middle Mcall dd Burnt eT Bu Times Peak Times Peak T me Peak me n m Fo mo einformation oinformation on at The Center located at 820 N.mon at Glen’s Cafe, Florence, fornonoFork For call Chuck, Center The Cen isAge located elocated sisClub oca atClub ed 820 aPeak N. 820 N atGlen’s Glen’s Cafe, Florence, ama ape Gpermitting). en sngCa eFo F omo ence oo a anoFor more 12.1212. Birds “thumb” 5.5. Count Golden permitting). pe m ng For more enfor n ma on 12. 15 Roman 55 8 Young Women’s Chr s sanan For Info Chuck, Fork Fo Road. k Road For Info Fo call n o ca Chuck, Chuck Birds “thumb” 5. Count Golden Age Birds “thumb” Count B rds “ humb” 5 Coun 15. Roman 55 8. Young Women’s Christian Golden Age Club Golden Age Club The Center is at 820 N. cu a e y at Cafe, Florence, for a no15. 15 Roman Roman 55 55 8. 8 Young Young Women’s Women’s Christian The Center is located at 820 N. Day AM PM Day AM PM accurately at Glen’s Cafe, Florence, for a noFork Road. For Info call Chuck, Center The Cen is located e e seve oca aty ed 820 aAM N. 820AM N ly accu a e yThe at Glen’s ahost Ghost en Cafe, sbreakfast Ca Florence, e followed F ofollowed ence forbyoaby noa no4th American Day AM American PM Day AM PM 131313. P aPlatter erer 66. Lega documen Fork Road. For Info call Chuck, Day Day PM PM Day Day AM AM PM PM breakfast civil and American Legion Fork Fo Road. k253-380-7016. Road For Info Fo call nLegion oLegion Chuck, ca Chuck 4th Street. 4 4th hStreet. 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Obituaries February 2,26, 2022 Wednesday, March 9, 2022 Wednesday, January 2022
Rena ‘Lanell’ (Wortman) Turner Charles ‘Chuck’ L.Maus Shulund Donald McIntosh
Stevensville -–ItCharles is with “Chuck” much sadness that we88, Stevensville L. Shulund, DonaldtheMaus hasofleft band. announce passing ourthe beloved Rena Lanell of Stevensville went into future the arms of our chose Heavenly Facing an untenable Donald (Wortman) Turner who passed away on Februaryhis Father on January 16, 2022 after a long battle with 25, 2022 in He Hamilton, MT. own path. left us,He allpassed of us saddened by his Alzheimer’s Disease. peacefully at home. Lanell was born in Tucson, AZ on May 10,1943 departure butaforever enriched by She the Chuck was kind and gentle soul whomusic sawthehe to Rena “Dinks” and Irvin Wortman. was created, shared taught. friend enbeauty in everybody. He Wortman was A raised by to hisall he younger sister of and Richard (deceased) and grandparents Skalkaho inthe Hamilton where the entire family traveled rodeo circuit countered, hisonreach hason been far and wideuntil and moving to the Stevensville the father 1950’s and he leaves worked on world the farm. His his he a in better placemarried for Lanell graduated from high school 1961,towhere shewhere stepmother, Lois, and they in’ moved Seattle, having hauled thatlifelong bass guitar from excelled making friends whovisiting were true to he lived in from the age of 5 to 13 years, the end. After graduation she received her teaching gig to gig across the state, country Hamilton every summer. He graduated from degree from UM Western in 1965 and a social work and world.High School and attended trade school Hamilton degree from the University of Montana in 1992. in Chicago. He was a Master beginning Donald was born 11,Carpenter, 1952 Lanell was employed asJuly a teacher, a secretary for Dr. contracting work at age 16, and worked throughout in SanJones Mateo, California June worker for ComEllyn (Victor) and as to a social the Valley and Alaska. He loved cabinetry work and munity Hospital and the rest home in Stevensville. McIntosh andamazing Williamtalent Donald possessed the to build whatever he Her caring spirit and heartfelt compassion were felt Maus Jr.throughout Heheattended Menlo School,the Lost Trail saw. When was a her child, by many life.he visited Cate School, Berkeley ColSkiLanell run once, stating that partner, it and was the he’d met UC her lifelong W.most Derkfun Turner (deceased), and they were married on ever of had. AsinaStevensville result, he bought Lost Trail Ski Run lege Marin, studying music. Don June 11,1966. Theirhosting firstborn son, ToddOlympics R. Turner, with Bill Grasser, the Special launched his professional musical beloved daughwas on August and theiras andborn sharing the joy 3,1967 he experienced a child with career inTurner 1971 aswas an original memter, Tana June 20, 1987),fiwas everyone. Chuck(deceased a musician, playing ve born December 26,1969. ber ofonthe Blue Waltzes School instruments andBear joining the Five Valley Accordion Lanell’san love of life included many pampered of Music, 18-piece Rock and Association where he cooked for their picnics. pets, loyal friends and shopping. RollLanell Bandisand school survived by in herSan son,FranTodd R. Turner, niece, (Wortman) Bauer, nephew, Brad cisco, Wendie CA. Living in Marin County Wortman, of Stevensville and niece, in the 70’s and 80’s he was deeply Shellie Wortman.
band. The trio began performing at the new Bitterroot Brewing Co. The gigs soon created an exceptionally hot music scene, bringing folks from all over Montana to revel in great music at the favorite local hotspot. In short order the group was playing for and supporting hundreds
Chuck loved hunting and fishing with his brothers and his children. Chuck was preceded in death by his
Tony Wayland JR.
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Thank you to Hospice for Shulund; care givenhis to our loved grandparents, and Eva sister, supporting theNels livebe music one. Memorial will held athappening a later timearound to be Karen; father, Everette; mother, June Trip; and the area. Don’s influence on both musicians announced, for family and close friends only. Any stepmother, Lois Lear Shulund; and Joyce Oliva, donations may be made to the Humane Society or andchildren’s the fans who loveChuck them was can survived never beby fully the mother. his Make-A-Wish Foundation. Condolences and memomeasured. His generosity of time and wife, Dianna Shulund Stevensville; histalent son, ries may be shared withofthe family at www.whitesitwith both the elders and youth around him was Douglas Shulund; daughters, Victoria (Calvert) tfuneralhome.com. Woff ord of trait. Helena, (Phillip) Arp of of a life-long ThePatricia overarching sentiment Williston, ND, and Suzanne (Patrick) Zabeart musician and friend alike is that of Tonopah, AZ; his brothers Lynn (Donna) their friendship with Donald or a Shulund of Hamilton and Raymond (Amy) Stephanie K. ‘Steph’ Lawson connection he madeBud wasWilliams a positive Shulund of Spokane; stepchildren Hamilton Stephanie K. “Steph” Lawson, 56, lifeJudy changing event. of Stevensville, Williams of Stevensville, passed away in the afternoon, Monday, February Jane (Keith) Walth of Stevensville, and Wayne Donald fully appreciated nature; 28, 2022, at the St. Patrick Hospital in Missoula. (Samantha) Williams of Valley Springs, CA; and passion instilled at shared an early age Memories anda condolences may be with the numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, family at www.brothersmortuary.com by his mother. Donald felt deeply nieces and nephews. about protecting theApril Bitterroot ValA graveside service will be held 4, 2022 Logan Loren Eugene Herring ley that Loren he hadEugene adopted as his73, home. at 2Hamilton p.m. at Riverview Cemetery in Hamilton. A - Logan Herring, died unexpectedly in his motor vehicle in Hamreception willHe follow at the Daly Leach Chapel supported from inception the ilton, Friday, March 25th, in 2022. Memories and located on 1010 W. Main Hamilton, The Teller Wildlife Refuge inMT. Corvallis, condolences withdonations the familytoatbe www. family wishesmay for be allshared memorial MT created by Otto and Anne Tellbrothersmortuary.com given to a charity of your choice in Chuck’s name. er, ardent environmentalists from Condolences may be left for the family at www. Joseph ‘Joe’ Lastella the San Francisco area. He served dalyleachchapel.com. Hamilton - Joseph “Joe” Lastella, 81, passed there asMonday, president, and was the at away in the morning, February 21,on 2022, St. James Healthcare in many Butte, Montana. Memories board for years. and condolences In may be shared with the family 1991, Donald met Karen at www.brothersmortuary.com
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involved with the thriving Bay Area Moore at the Lonesome Dove in music scene, playing in bands with and where they began their 9/7/1929-1/19/2022 We movedStevensville to Butte in 1956 Dan was born. Tony was working for the UScourtship. Army as aThey mechanic Chris Hayes and eventually introlong-distance marTonyhim roped way bandleader to the sky on January and was also ried in the In 1964 he ducing tohis future inArmy 1997reserve. at the Teller Wildlife 19,2022, in the evening surrounded by his family was transferred to Helena. He was able to retire Huey Lewis. Donald taught atwas Refuge and in Karen’s ranch Jesse Mullen, of the jazz 1992settled and Brian in 2012. take over.” Kavanaghs to own and opMaster Editor Publishers in his own home.owner Our family’s goal to keep from the reserves as Command Sargent Major. ahim summer workshop at Stanford outside Hamilton. Bitterroot Star, has purchased Jesse and his wife, Sasha, “Like us, Jesse and Lloyd erate the Promoter, dating in 2008. LeAnne gained a at home and we are very proud that we You know the Sargent strips with the oak leaves the Shelby newspaper and Ray Scott, reside in with of. come from a family of newsback to October 1922. They “watchdog”around reputation University, hethat. duo’d with is survived byLodge his wife accomplished the for star. Don Something heDeer was very proud three related papers. Mullen their children, five dogs, three papering and they know and have been a staple in the Cut holding local governments Tonywith Wayland was born in Hamilton MT to When the AMSA shop moved from what NM, is now played PeeLloyd, Wee Ellis and Corrales, and his brother owners horses,ofand a geriatric mule. understand how vital a strong, Bank community since 1982. accountable and being a Karen voice Moore Tony Wayland SR and Sarah Olivethe (Waylett). the Brewhouse on Eucluid to the Fort, aCatana display lunched withPublications, Stan Getz, getting Hamilton, MT; daughter of Ponderosa Jesse and Sasha own the vibrant newspaper presence They managed the Cut Bank for freedom of information, His youth was spent in Hamilton playing was put up honoring Tony. He was pictured in his LLC, purchased the Shelby Browsing Bison bookstore is to a community. We feel Pioneer Press for then owner open meetings and the publowdown on the scene. of non-profit and for-profit events and celebraMiller, grandson Daniel and uniform. granddaughter Elle baseball, hunting up Blogett Canyon, and Helping dress uniform and his calvary Promoter, as well as the Cut in Southwest Montana. confident we are leaving our John Kavanagh, working at right to know. was also a 2nd generation member tions. Always willing to step up and sit in,lic’s Don of Missoula, MT; hisgroup sister Schumacher hisDonald family. Helena, made itNancie possible our dad Bank Pioneer Press, BrownJesse has beenfor involved newspapers in good hands,” every position in the newsThe coupleMoving receivedtothe of the Bohemian Club in San Francisco, and played with many other notable bands including of Stevensville, MT; his brother Gordon In his 20’s he played pro ball in Hamilton. to have horses. and Danny took up since teamMaus roping. ing Glacier Reporter and semi The with newspapers he LeAnne added. paper at one time or another. MNA President’s Award in He He was forward the 2ndBrian baseman. In fact, they won of theHamilton; very first father team Valierian, from and got his start as ason newspaper “Lloyd and I are honored They purchased Glacier The2007 for their efforts to prolooked to his summer sojourns to the The Ed Norton Big Band,the Montango, Teller (Quinty Smith) niece Jennifer LeAnne according delivery boyMeghan at the Sioux City and LeAnne us to Reporter inthe 1985, followed by themote and protect public’s TonyKavanagh, wasGrove drafted in the army and was sent to chose ropingthe at the Last chance Stampede. Many great Bohemian playing with Brian many a talented Refugees, Kirby and Attachments, MonKirby (Ben) of Missoula; niece Mausto John Cribb Cribb, Journal, oftentimes with the be the newand caretakers of these the Shelby Promoter and Cut right to know, following a Germany on aofship thatCope took 17 days over 17 friends and memories were made while roping. He and great musician. tana Jazz All-Stars and Press manyina 1995 jazz duo, trio, McVey (Patrick)of Sky, MT;rope nephew Willie & Potts, who represented the Henewspapers,” assistance Lloyd, then Bank Pioneer successful lawsuit against the Big even longer days to get back. was not fond said of Jesse Mulwas able to continue to ride andof until intofourhis Kavanagh Thereally sale years-old. len. “We’re excited to continand The Valierian in 2002. Cut Bank School in inMissoula 1980family. he never married Trisha Llorenz in San and quartet. Maus (Chelsea)of and several cousins, theIn ocean. He said much about his 80’s. District It kept him good shape. was effective as of March 1. Lloyd andofhis wife Karue producing award winning The Kavanaghs and their a right to know case, which 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 and Bobbie shared 67 yrs marriage and All of the papers are weekly en live in Port Townsend, Montana journalism for our staffs have won numerous clarified the infamous Fleedollar onand the sister, way and wore ittothe rest of his life. lotsAofcelebration adventures.ofNo big tripswell-lived out of thelife country brother moving the Bitterroot Valstates over the last two decades, Don played Donald’s will publications. WA with their two dogs. readers.” Montana Newspaper Associa- nor decision of the Montana returning to this Hamilton, this daughwas Publications as Dad did not to Lloyd fly but leyAfter of Western Montana. Whenwhen Trisha’s with ismusicians in National almost every genre including; be held on his like birthday July 11,owner 2022hunting at Slack “After 40 years in iscamping, an of the Port Ponderosa tion and Newspaper Supreme Court. The clarificadone. In the fall of 1953 He met Roberta Joan and visiting friends made along the way.Both Afterof the business, LeAnne and I have Townsend Leader. affiliated with Mullen NewsAssociation awards for reporttion assured continuing access ter, Catana way (Cate) his wasUncle 11 years oldarranging he adopted jazz, funk, soul, country, bluegrass, pit orchestra Barn on the Teller Wildlife Refuge inthat Corvallis, (Camp) itby Layton from to Pennsylvania took the decided is timeof to slow brothers attended paper Company based in Deer ing, column writing, advertisfor the pressreturning and citizens toa trip Mullen her and became her forever dad. Catana would at Missoula Children’s Theater and the Missoula MT. for him tostart give making this cutea little coed a rideMullen back to them tosystem Florida, Seattle before getting home down and of Wyoming. Lodge. Newspaper ing, photography, design and the Montana court tothen University come to say that he was the BEST dad, patient, Symphonyonline Orchestra. Donaldaswas go-to Anymiddle can be made in his Missoula after a Brian weekend home from college. On three the of thedonations night, was his last. He vowed bucket list,” said KavaThe Kavanaghs were Company manages publications, wellalso as the assert their in rights tomemorial an open naugh. have had a great represented by John Cribb other Montana newspapers: the coveted General Excel- on countand transparent government. the ride“We back tonon-judgmental, Missoula, He asked her out he would and didn’t. accepting and giving hertounstudio session bass player, appearing name to: never fly again run feelfor we Monday, have made a she the ofinCribb, Cope Potts.and CCP Statea Post in Deer lence and General Excellence Both BrianTony and LeAnne the and movies but hadSilver to attend was preceded death by his&www.bittermom conditional love and friendship. less recordings and CD releases. In addition to The Bitterroot School of Music; difference in themeeting. communities a leading andby his Lodge, Philipsburg in Advertising awards. have been honored Out-Melba is sorority house Being persistent, well how Mail, and dad andas sister Lozeau. He merging is survived Donald spent his first 20 years in Montana all performing, he taught bass and mentored rootschoolofmusic.org, we have served, but now it is firm Ruzicka). with offices Star in Stevensville. BrianVicki, and LeAnne were standing Citizens of the Year thathis now included he sold vacuum cleaners, about Tuesday, no she had to goBitterroot square dancing. wife Bobbie, daughteracquisition Vicki (Charles Dan time for someone with more in Montana, California, and Brian and LeAnne were honored by the Montana by the Cut Bank Area Chamand cemetary plots, and cars. feverishly fly fishing, golfing and playing music. many of the up-and-coming musicians. Donald Teller Wildlife Refuge; www.tellerwildlife.org Okay then how about Wednesday, no she had a Wayland, and 2 grandchildren who adored him energy and enthusiasm to the fourth generation of To this union Arkansas. Newspaper Association as in 1955 of Commerce, LeAnne in Vicki in In 2002, Donald washow introduced to Deborah had perfect pitch2 children an innate gift Jean he used inber his or date. Thursday then about Thursday, and and he them, Jacob and Jesse Ruzicka. He is also Missoula, and Daniel Wayne in 1957 in Butte were finally she When he returned to partner, the house by many nieces andwww.mtpr.org nephews who were Kunkel andsaid herok. husband and musical playing and his teaching, a gift to all who played survived Montana Public Radio; born. Because he thought he and Bobbie together The Bitterroot Star Weather Summary he shared with a roommate he told him I’m never also entertained by Dad when Jason Hicks. They soon formed the Joan Zen with He was continually attending and And the band plays on… they came to visit. were him. too fertile he had a vasectomy at summer asking her out again. They were married 6/17/54. Everybody loved Tony. Bitterroot Sevenbe Daylaid Forecast camp in a field hospital with 2 chairs as the table. At the time he was working for the railroad in Tony will to rest in Hamilton with
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ness in Bass and Creek family matriarch, Joan purposed herself to care Corvallis - Helen Joanand (Wenger) The 2022 license fishing McNinch, licenses are • Hunters an-Post and Poles, which evenWednesday During Thursday Saturday her Sunday Monday Tuesday year opened March 1, attached to theirby MyFglers buy licenses for and sustain family with joy, perspective, 92, entered into eternal rest with family her tuallycan became Bass Creek Logging. the Friday Rain & Snow which means you can WP account. and apply for permits Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Cloudy Few Snow Showers next four decades Joan’s work ethic and willand support as theyPossible experienced the peaks and side on January 22, 2022. Bitterroot Joan was Health born onDaly Karinbuy R. Holbrook Dorothy M. Ramberg home of natural causes. home. Memories Hospital. Memories now new hunting Hunters will also still on the FWP website; 22 / 2 to get 31 /the 10 40valleys / 23 49life. / 29 Personally, / 26 43 / 24 43 / 24 Joan47found June 6, 1929 in Jackson, Montana to John and ingness to do whatever was needed of renewed andHamilton fishing licenses have the option to print simply click on “Buy and and condolences - Karinand R. Missoula - Dorothy Arrangements are and condolences Hospital. Memories begin applying for per-of Joan’s copies of licenses they Apply.” Most FWP officthrough hershared faith,with speJean Wenger. Most was job done earned her the nickname, “The Gofer.” strength Holbrook, 67, passed M. Ramberg, 75, passed under theand carepurpose of the Local may be andchildhood condolences may be shared with Local UV Index Detailed Forecast mits and special licenses will be open from 8 purchase online or at away in the morning, away in the night, Daly-Leach Chapel. the family at www. may be shared with the family at www. Whether it was stacking poles, feeding cows, cifically thecloudy form scriptures, spent in Dillon helping her family manage the Today we will see in mostly skies, of highhymns, of 22°, humidity of 42%. North and northeast es. The deadline to apply FWP a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday offices. Wednesday, January Tuesday, January 18, for the the family at www. brothersmortuary.com windpoems. 5 to 14 mph. The record high for today is 64°brothersmortuary.com set in 2005. Expect mostly clear skies Beaverhead County Golf Course. It was during cooking hearty meals crew, or running for and through Also new for the 19,deer 2022, at elk thepermits 2022, atFriday. the St. Patrick Joan E. Thomason brothersmortuary.com 2°. South wind 2in to 5death mph. The by wind her chill forparents, tonight could reach 0GPS - 2 3 4would 5 6 7 8 not 9 10 11+ to jobshave sitesquesin timber find, tonight, overnight Joan low is ofpreceded these a “from dusk till parts is Aprilyears 1. that Joan developed If people 2022 license year: Crossword Donald C. Wright -2°. The Victor record low -forJoan tonight isE.-2° set in 1932. Thursday, skies will be Solution mostly cloudy, Applications for most tions, the FWP licensing Hunters the 0-2: Low,everything 3-5: Moderate, dawn” work ethic that would• serve herhave family Joan was always on the go holding John and Jean Wenger, brothers Johnnight, and Thomason, 75, passed Hamilton Donald C. high of 31°, humidity of 44%. West southwest wind 6 mph. Thursday skies will be 6-7: High, 8-10: Very High, species – deer, elk, ancall center will be open option to donate their George, sister Elveretta, and daughter Maggie. throughout her life. Following her graduation and everyone together. mostly cloudy, overnight low of 10°. Wright, 74, of Hamilton away unexpectedly, 11+: Extreme Exposure telope, deer B, elk B, an- drawing refund to the from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. passed awayin Saturday, Monday, January is survived by her son Jim (Kari), her six Joan’sApril greatest pride and joy came the form She from Beaverhead Countyblock Highmanagement School, Joan telope B, moose, sheep, through 1; after Weather Trivia Peak Fishing/Hunting Times This Week January 22, 2022 at his 24, 2022, at her goat, bison, working bear, turkey the hours will Maggie and Jim, and her six grandchildren, program. of her1,two children, eight great grandchildren, and continued the family business, eventu- April Peak Times Peak Times – can be made now. to 8 a.m. to 5 • Bonus points can Which of these cities gets allyThis enrolling in Montananow State Normal College return grandchildren. Joan had Maggie and Jim, and one great, great grandchild. A graveside service the least rainfall: New York spring Fish, p.m. The call center can only be purchased Day AM PM Day AM PM to pursue a degree in education. Her plans to eventually her grandkids, working by her side will be held on Monday, January 31, 2022 at RivCity, Miami or Seattle? 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On defense, emotion,” said Heather head With all but the at excitement andday were Game 11-Sat 9:00 am the 2022 from Mike McChesney At U of M March 9th at 5pm in Missoula at the we need to make them earn every bested by Matt Davis and coach of the Darby Tigers, following momentum, the Lady Tigers marched Consolation Championship Battle of the ‘Root. And it Adams Center. Lewistown has only shot.” Blome credits the overall team his crew of wrestlers from their dramatic win over valley rival to their bench where they found L L was once again Corvallis one loss51-47. on theGoing season and is one of effort as the reason for their success so D Corvallis. D Victor, into Friday’s their cool and collected coach ready with 99 points that took the best teams in the state. far. “Asher Magness has been a great Loser Out Game 14-Satyear 6:30 pm “We’ve won it every game the Lady Tigers had struggled with instructions. “I made multiple Game 13-Sat 3:00 pm home the trophy this year, Hamilton Coach Travis Blome said offensive threat and keeps improving D except for once so somein their first against the comments trying to calm myit’syounger bringing pridegame andis,honor to strong, that Lewistown “a very very on defense. Eli Taylor keeps everyL thing we take pride in as a Pirates, but it was a different story players, repeated directions in that program. came athletic teamFlorence who work well together. thing together from the point, he does Game 12-Sat 9:00 am L 2W – Beaverhead County At Missoula Sentinel HS team, ” said Corvallis Head this weekend. Coach Berry aimed at the huddle, and made sure they within striking distance at and outside They have a great inside all the little things that help the team, Loser Out 3E - Laurel D understoodCoach Matt Davis after the clarifying expectations focusing the importance of what 70 teamand points byandchallenge. game, willfollowed be a tough even if they don’t show up on the stat L Game 2-Wed 3:00 pm D tournament. For the Blue her athletes on what they could they were expected to do.” There are nine great teams who made sheet. And Tyson Rostad is the anchor Hamilton at 53 and SteD L Kiera Davis, the at 103, control. And withDevils, that possession, Lady it to state, and everyone of the team and has played great down D vensville at 47 total points. is going to be Game 8-Fri 10:30 am 4W - Hamilton Game 9-Fri 3:30 pm pinned Coltin Morgan of tough.” the stretch.” The Lady Pirates controlled Tigers held on to their late-game lead 1E Fergus Besides the team rankings L The Hamilton boys have had an up Coach Blome is looking forward to Hamilton, Luke Nuttal wresthe game, much like they did in for a dramatic and thrilling win over D Game 3-Wed 5:00 pm and scores, individual athandfirst down season, struggling atthe times the challenge of state. “Our boys are tling really well at 113, beat the matchup, until late in Victor. L letes were recognized by the and excelling at times. very coachable and they work hard Game 6-Thu 6:30 pm John from Florence fourth quarter. With a minute-forty “This win willPost help build some and Winners competing schools’ coaches. “We’ve in had a tough schedule in every day. They have been playing Hanna Hurst of Hamilton. remaining the game it was 41much-needed confidence in Losers Jason Davis from Corvallis, a tough division, but we’ve made it their best basketball at the end of the Seth Allen, 126, pinned 43 Pirates Victor senior Bella individual players andatin their L = Light Uniform wrestling at and 138, was recogthrough two grinding tournaments season.” D = Dark Uniform William Shiverine ofwin Stevi. Schicilone forced a foul driving the teammates,” said Berry. “This nized “Bitterroot Valthat’sasa the great accomplishment!” said At 138 Jason Davis and Nate lane and found herself at the foul was a fun game to coach and we are ley Outstanding Wrestler.” Florence’s Luke Maki with the pin at the Battle of the ‘Root wrestling match. Photo 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. four. She the first one, fought battleopponents. on top!” Kanyon Stoker at in 2:45. Thenailed lone Florence 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 of Hamilton. Bodee Davis the ball back, Lady Tiger number the Lady Tigers who will likely see recognized as the Bitterroot Valley Wresto 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 the District tling Ambassador, won by pin in his match prove.” Spencer. aearlier jumper that Now in Tournament. And if you are a in the daybanked against in. Cadogan Wheat Theline Florence to the and sending a wave of The Pirates, reigning in their passes, transition racing down the floor, Darby fan you will want to see a of Hamilton. athletes won 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 Rosenseveralbasket matcheswas thwarted by a line made by Virginia Brown. However, for the and drew another foul with the postseason. Notably from senior thal, the event is unique in a variety of 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 ways. 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 event. In addition to bragging rights, it is Connor Jessop of Strong backcourt pressure from and forced another and-one shot. 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 Tigers inbounded the ball rushing 10, mostly all coming in the fourth. a chance to wrestle against the other BitMeinzen pinned of Sierra Reed who into the hands clock, the freshman, who had several down with 47 seconds remaining “I was so happy for my players,” terroot Valley teams since Florence is B/C Bodee Davis of promptly dribbled down for the minutes in the JV game earlier in when freshman Petra Mustafa said Berry. “Their play was full of and Hamilton, Corvallis, and Stevensville Corvallis,finally Sean claiming the lead for basket, the day, was about to give her team rebounded the long shot and banked heart and guts.” 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 a basket with a foul sending her just our local teams. Many 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 GOOD LUCK of Hamilton, GO BRONCS! event began about 10 years ago, at the to our Lance Burrows, at direction of the valley coaches. student athletes! 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 In their 13C rematch from earlier the night. had four guys score N e f f s ’ F l o o r i nand g They far as the Florence team’s performance, I match, Dallas BitterrootHealth.org 2 0 1 S . S e c o n d S t . this year, the Darby boys were eager over 10 points on the night, notably couldn’t be more pleased,” said Rosenthal. HamilBlair ton pinned Gabe Corvallis took first place in the Battle of the ‘Root. Photo by Stephanie K Geiser Photography. to fend off the Victor Pirates. Besides 14 from Preston Smith who has93 been 3253 US HWY N “We’re in a bit of a rebuilding year with 4a06 363Rassmussen 7002 of Donna M. Lewis, DVM Hours: 10 am to 4solid pm monall - friseason, Stevensville, MT 59870 a slow first quarter where the Tigers and 16 from Hooper new coaching staff and a renewed comYour Montana Bank Stevi. And lastly, Toll ArieFree: McLaughlin pinned means to be ‘Falcon Tough. ’ ” Main St., Corvallis Jonny Williams 1039 pinned Jett Murray of 855-677-2276 trailed by the restfrom of the was Reed who had a great night in the mitment to 4, wrestling the game Florence Since 1907 Trevor Lewis of Hamilton in 5:26. Rosenthal, who has been instrumental www.mqsbarn.com Florence in 1:57. For Coach Davis, “Luke really just a slow march to victory. post. 406-961-3077 School Administration and School Board. “Our success this year has been a real in the Florence wrestling world for some Nuttal at 113 beating John Post that was Darby Krystal Smith “We have been really pushing for We will head have acoach school-sponsored Middle team effort; pushing each other hard at time, in both the high school and Little huge one. That match I figured could go said, “Ball movement, defense, and the boys to take good quality shots School Program beginning this year and Goprograms, Broncs! Ride yourfor his coaching aeither BIG SKY practice, supporting teammates on and Guy is grateful Good luck at way.” hustle are what helped us pull the and tonight they all did that,” said will be moving into our new dedicated off the mat, and being model student-athstaff as well. KUBOTA, LLC way to a state title! That match was important for the Blue State, Go Broncs! win against Victor.” This seemed to Smith. “Hooper took over attacking Wrestling Room in the next couple of letes,” said Rosenthal. “This core group “Josh Schreoder and I have been Devil victory on the day. The Falcon wres7550 Thornton Dr., be a good representation of Darby’s the key while Preston, Cully, Sawyer, weeks. The future of wrestling in Florence has established a great culture that we can working together for several years with the tlers are mostly in the upper-weight classes Missoula, MT 59808 success against the Pirates. The Andrew, Jackson, and Nolan worked is looking bright.” build on. Stand-out performances includLittle Guy program,” said Rosenthal.Johnson “This and dominated in those areas, whereas the 800-244-4759 Tigers did a good joborof being patient on shooting when they were open Rosenthal, reflecting on his athletes’ Appliance 406-542-2200 ed Sean Larson at 170, Adyn Meinzen at year, however, we have Cody Sutton and Blue Devils won many of the matches in 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 wresService Think like Champions!shots at the the lower weight classes which ultimately took high percentage which players really stood out she have been working hard, are in great Servicing all your kitchen and Luke Maki at 205 who wrestled his last tlers that have brought some ‘old school Go Broncs! led them to 99 points and first place. basket. responded, “That’s a tough one, this shape, focused, and having fun. We may laundry match at home but8571 willRunning certainly make a Falcon Toughness’ to the mix and have appliance needs from Wa Rd.,roll Missoula, Lolo to Darby, no matter where When asked what their week of game all of our players did and 801 N 1st, Hamilton you bought them! MT 59808 • RDOequipment.com 1010 WEST MAIN ST, practice looked like leading to this did it well.” 1010 Westup Main St • Hamilton, Mt • 363-2010 5106 E. Harrier Dr., Missoula 406-549-4171 406-363-3592 matchup and what they anticipated, By the end of the third quarter, 406-721-2154 HAMILTON • 363-2010 Coach Smith said, “We always know this game was still very close, 32-28, that a rival game can go any way, so but the final score was 41-60. Darby luck at State! ourGood biggest advice was to keep our had a great fourth quarter, outscoring head in the game, play our game the Pirates 28-13. Townsend and has the greatest and play in the varsity the two teams only separated by BRONCS! byGO Thomas Spencer and hustle and work together and Smith both had stellar 4th quarters, sense of humor game. You saw the 4 anddefense. the Falcons alsobymanaged Darby’s Preston Smith scans Caleb Rockwood and the Pirate Photo Thomas they definitely worked together! And each posting 8 and Reed had 6 in that and quick wit, players and fans go to keep that lead in the fourth Spencer. On Thursday night the Lady with a little press the whole gamewhich we brings quarter. a when Faith al- so if as we wellare butbehind only outscoring in the basket, hustle back,berserk play hard Yellowjackets and community quit, or ahead,the it’s wanted to slow them down and try “Until the game is over, my only lot of levity to the most scored in the first Yellowjackets by 2 that quardefense, and outwork the opponent,” celebrated their seniors from the not over until the buzzer in rings.” taking advantage ofcheer, a few and mistakes.” thoughts are to keep putting the ball team, whether minute of the varsity ter. The final score was 61-43, said Smith. “This group of boys never girls basketball team, Liquor • Beer • Craft Beer • during practices, game!” Florence. other extracurricular activities. 406-363-3600 333 S. 1st Ste. 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Kelti out fast and strong in by their Captain, junior did11300 not US walk away win HWY 93 S,with Lolo,aMT Hamilton, MT 59840 Open Mon-Sat. 9 amClair - 8 pm 363-7668 Hamilton • Missoula • Helena is otherwise a the first quarter, not Hutchinson, had an outagainst Florence, they competed 501 S 1stwho • Hamilton • 363-3751 59847 • 406-523-5419 www.donaldsonbros.com ssstaffingjobs.com quiet person, who really giving much standing night. against a strong, well coached by Thomas Spencer in the fourth and When asked later liked brings a competiup on defense for “Claire hadwhat a realhegood game, team and the atmosphere of the Have a great responded with about his experience, Grazzani said, tive fire to games either team but Stevi turning hard work on defense night remained positive and time The Fighting 9 of their own to come“My aspect about being on anofthat isat so State! 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 Go Broncs! watch.” ahead 10-7 going into fense,” said Fulbright. Hutchinthe basketball team that were At Super 1 Foods 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 recognized on the night were 1131 N 1st St. B, Hamilton Saturday in Stevensville. quarter. Beller people and have opportunity speaking to his But, like she has done mostly in the transition butN.she was Hailey Thomas, Kelti Wandler, 1345 Hwy 93 #1 to 406-363-9003 The Yellowjackets came accounted for 14, play basketball at a higher level than time with Faith many times this seaalso effective pulling up from and Faith Huenergardt. Victor, MT 59875 outKerry really in coach the Tackes, 9, Florence’s Travino, before.” Huenergardt, Fulson, Kasidy and three-point range A.strong Morris-Hanson Stevensville head Good luck at State,the mid406-961-1700 firstFulbright, quarter, beating 5, andYeoman Grazzani “I’ve played basketball Italy are bright remarked, went off in the But the LadyinJackets Broker -speaking Realtor to his Bill Broncs! We’re as well.www.bitterrootstoves.com 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 run406-240-4672 experience coaching Hailey 213 W. Main St., Hamilton proud of is allmy your pressure numerous times This Saturday sixth year in a club, because with our Frosh11 of the Falcons 27 to and-gun style of play. 406-375-5155 Thomas, commented, “I have Hamilton & Stevensville 143 Bell Crossing W, hard half. work! Good Luck Broncs! Light up your Summer at Daly Days! www.mainstreettoysmt.com BRONCS! andGO capitalizing strong also happened to in my country school and more team in our end the second “Getting the ballsports up theare floor been privileged to on coach Hailey363-6200 777-7300 Victor • 961-3001 drives to the basket and be Senior Night separate programs.” Grazzani usually program since she “They only missed quickly and without a lot of for the past four years. Hailey is 1051 Eastside Hwy . Corvallis . 961-3001 open from the floor. for thetwo young a positive attitude and it shotsStevi in the exhibits wasted dribbling is something 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 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 gratifyever 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 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 around 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 out every time she is on the strongly defensively Grazzani,The an third quarter make usthe compete anything get her game.” and get better every 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 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 pass to a teammate. In regard his time with Stevensville’ only 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, 252 Main St., Hamilton, MT (406) 363-4650 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 been privileged to 363-5220 900 N 1st St., Hamilton Yellowjackets, who gave up 36 points thankful speech written by him was They will play Florence on Thursday Faith got to start er 1600 Photography. from Stevi did hold the Broncs to 9 coach Kelti for four years. 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Coach Griffin L to achieve this we’ve been able D by Thomas Spencer Head Coach Ryan Tolley immediately The Hamilton Lady Broncs are singled her out as an inspiration for D Game 7-Fri 12:00 pm 3W - Browning year.” to regroup his squad called a timeout theDrawing #2 seedtogether from theallwest the team. “She shows up for every the and play Loser Out 2E - Havre L The Falcons showed up “I wasthe proud, proud in the final second left after the made Hardin, #3valley seed fromcoach, the east, practice and has been a great leader.” wrestlers ina the over D Game 4-Thu 3:00 pm on Wednesday, March 9th at 6:30 Griffin said the most rewarding and performed at “The Root” they channeled a great amount of free throw. the weekend Florence hosted L pm2022 in Missoula at the Adams part of the season has been “the girls the end of the emotion,” said Heather Berry,Center. head With all but the at excitement andday were the Mike McChesney Game 11-Sat 10:30 am At U of M Hamilton Coach Richard Griffin said figuring out how they fit together as bested by Matt Davis and coach ofthe the‘Root. Darby Tigers, following momentum, the Lady Tigers marched Battle of And it Consolation Championship of Hardin, “They are a great team and a team. They are a new group, so I’ve his crew of wrestlers from their dramatic win over valley rival to their bench where they found was once again Corvallis L L Coach Farmer has a great program loved seeing how they have molded Corvallis. Victor, 51-47.that Going into Friday’s their cool and collected coach ready D D with 99 points took - they are playing really well right together. Each girl contributes in her “We’ve won it multiple every year game thetrophy Lady Tigers had struggled with instructions. “I made Loser Out Game 14-Sat 8:00 pm home this year, now.”the Griffin continued, “They have own way, even if it doesn’t always Game 13-Sat 4:30 pm except for once so it’s somein their first game against comments trying to calm my younger D bringing pride and honor to the excellent guards, and they are a very show up on the stat sheet.” thing wedirections take pride in in as a Pirates, but itFlorence was a different story players, repeated L that program. came physical team. They like to trap, are When asked about team leaders Game 12-Sat 10:30 am team, ” said Corvallis Head this Coach Berry aimed at and made sure they Lthe2Whuddle, - Hamilton hardweekend. charging, and play face. Layne Kearns and Taryn Searle, Grifwithin striking distance at in your At Missoula Sentinel HS Coach Matt Davis after the Loser Out 3E Hardin clarifying expectations focusing understood the importance of what Soteam it’s going tofollowed be a fun challenge for fin said, “Layne and Taryne are terrific 70 points byand D L Game 2-Wed 6:30 pm tournament. For the Blue her onand what they were expected to do.” our athletes girls.”at 53 leaders on and off the court and it has D Hamilton Ste-they could D L Whenatasked the keys to sucbeen great for the other girls to learn Kiera Davis, at 103, control. And withDevils, that possession, the Lady vensville 47 totalabout points. D Game 8-Fri 1:30 pm 4W – Columbia Falls Game 9-Fri 6:30 pm cess at state, Coach Griffin said, “The from them and compete against them pinned Coltin Morgan The Lady Pirates controlled Tigers held on to their late-gameoflead Besides the team rankings 1E – Billings Central biggest thing for like us isthey to stay menin practice.” Hamilton, Luke Nuttal Lfor a dramatic the and thrilling win wresover and game, scores, much individual ath- did in D Game 3-Wed 8:00 pm tally focused. We know there will be Griffin is enthusiastic about the tling really well at 113, beat the first matchup, until late in the Victor. letes were recognized by the challenges and things always go opportunity to play at state. “It’s going L John from Florence fourth quarter. With awon’t minute-forty “This win willPost help build some and competing schools’ coaches. Game 6-Thu 8:00 pm our way, but we will have success if we to be fun. Tournament play can be so Winners Hanna Hurst of Hamilton. remaining the game it was 41much-needed confidence in Jason Davis in from stay focused andCorvallis, mentally sharp.” unpredictable, which makes it excitLosers Seth Allen, 126, pinned 43 Pirates and Victor senior Bella individual players andatin their wrestling at 138, was recogThe Lady Broncs are a young team. ing.” Griffin relishes the chance to L = Light Uniform William Shiverine Stevi. Schicilone aisfoul the on compete. teammates,” said Berry. “Thisofwin D = Dark Uniform nized the forced “Bitterroot Val-driving RyleeasBrackmann the only senior At 138 Jason Davis and Nate lane and foundWrestler. herself ”at theFlorence’s foul was a fun game to coach and we are ley Outstanding Luke Maki with the pin at the Battle of the ‘Root wrestling match. Photo Davis both pinned their line theDillon hope of going up by blessed to have come out of the hardDaviswith pinned Janes by41-Stephanie K Geiser Photography. four. She the first one, fought battleopponents. on top!” Kanyon Stoker at in 2:45. Thenailed lone Florence 145, Drew Carmody 44, then missedatthe With This certainly pinned was a big win for senior, wrestling 205,second. was not win every match, but our kids are here mark at Divisionals and State. All of our of Hamilton. Bodee the ball back, Lady Tiger number the Lady Tigers who will likelyDavis see recognized as the Bitterroot Valley Wresto 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 Stevi. And 12 Samantha Shull launched the Lady Pirates in the of District tling Ambassador, won by pin inup his match prove.” Spencer. aearlier jumper that Now in Tournament. And if you are a in the daybanked against in. Cadogan Wheat Theline Florence to the and sending a wave of The Pirates, reigning in their passes, transition Darby fan you will want to see a of Hamilton.racing down the floor, athletes hope towon the Darby sideline. Her quickly scored with a two-foot jumper performance like this one in the Schicilone drove hard in the paint For Florence Head Coach Skip Rosenseveralbasket matcheswas thwarted by a line made by Virginia Brown. However, for the and another foulinwith the of postseason. Notably from senior thal, drew the event is unique a variety on the day. Seth violation, bringing the score to 45-45, second time in the fourth, Mustafa opportunity extend Pirate lead. captain Amber Anderson who posted ways. He said,to “The ‘Rootthe is really a special Wilsonball. pinned Pirate was waiting at the block for the ball After thetofirst, she hit theit is an impressive 23 points in this game event. missing In addition bragging rights, Jessop of Strong backcourt pressure from and forced another and-one shot. second, Pirates. Then Lady gets Connor and was followed by Mustafa who had one of the43-45 rare opportunities Florence Corvallis, the TigersAidyn forced a bad pass right At 49-47 with 8 seconds left on the Tigers the ball 10, mostly all coming in the fourth. a chanceinbounded to wrestle against therushing other BitMeinzen pinned of Sierra Reed who into the hands clock, the freshman, who had several down 47teams seconds “I was so happy for my players,” terrootwith Valley sinceremaining Florence is B/C Bodee Davis of promptly dribbled down for the minutes in the JV game earlier in when freshman Petra Mustafa said Berry. “Their play was full of and Hamilton, Corvallis, and Stevensville Corvallis,finally Sean claiming the lead for basket, the day, was about to give her team rebounded thethe long banked heart and guts.” are A. It is also onlyshot timeand where it is Larson, at 170, the Lady Tigers. 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, GOOD LUCK GO BRONCS! event began about 10 years ago, at the Lance Burrows, at to our direction of the valley coaches. 182 pinned Issac student athletes! 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 their 13C rematch from earlier the had four guys score far In as the Florence team’s performance, NefIfs’ Flmatch, oornight. inand g They Dallas this BitterrootHealth.org year, Darby boys were eager 201 S. Secover ond St.10 points on the night, notably couldn’t be the more pleased, ” said Rosenthal. HamilBlair ton pinned Gabe Corvallis took first place in the Battle of the ‘Root. Photo by Stephanie K Geiser Photography. to fendinoff the Pirates. 14 Preston Smith who has93 been “We’re a bit ofVictor a rebuilding yearBesides with 4a06 363Rassmussen 3253 US HWY N 700from 2 of Donna M. Lewis, DVM Hours: 10 am to 4solid pm monall - fri season,Stevensville, a slow first quarter the Tigers and 16 fromMT Hooper new coaching staff andwhere a renewed com59870 Stevi. And lastly, Arie McLaughlin pinned means to be ‘Falcon Tough.’” Your Montana Bank Jonny Williams pinned Jett Murray of 1039 Main St., Corvallis trailed by the restfrom of the was Reed who had aToll great night in the Free: 855-677-2276 mitment to 4, wrestling the game Florence Since 1907 Trevor Lewis of Hamilton in 5:26. Rosenthal, who has been instrumental Florence in 1:57. For Coach Davis, “Luke www.mqsbarn.com really just a slow march victory. post. School Administration and to School Board. 406-961-3077 “Our success this year has been a real in the Florence wrestling world for some Nuttal at 113 beating John Post that was Darby Krystal Smith “We have been really pushing for We will head have 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 could go said, “Ball movement, defense, the boys to take good quality shots School Program beginning this yearand and Go Broncs! Ride your BIG SKY practice, supporting teammates on and Guy programs, is grateful for his coaching Good luck at either way.” 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. KUBOTA, LLC way to a state title! That match was important for the Blue win against Victor.” seemed Smith. “HooperState, took over attacking Wrestling Room in the This next couple of to letes,” said Rosenthal. “ThisGo coreBroncs! group “Josh Schreoder and I have been Devil victory on the day. The Falcon wresbe a good representation the key while Preston, Cully, Sawyer, 7550 Dr., ofinDarby’s weeks. The Thornton future of wrestling Florence has established a great culture that we can working together for several years with the tlers are mostly in the upper-weight classes Missoula, MT 59808 success against Pirates. The Andrew, Jackson, and Nolan worked is looking bright. ” the build on. Stand-out performances includLittle Guy program,” said Rosenthal.Johnson “This and dominated in those areas, whereas the 800-244-4759 or Tigers did a good job of patient on shooting when they were open Rosenthal, reflecting onbeing his athletes’ ed Sean Larson at 170, Adyn Meinzen at year, however, we have Cody Sutton and Appliance 406-542-2200 Blue Devils won many of the matches in 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 wresService Think like Champions! the lower weight classes which ultimately 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 Servicing all yourled kitchen Go Broncs! themandto 99 points and first place. basket.focused, and having fun. 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Townsend and has the greatest and play in the varsity the two teams only separated by byGO Thomas Spencer BRONCS! 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 they definitely worked together! And each posting 8 and Reed had 6 in that and quick wit, players and fans go to keep that lead in the fourth Spencer. On Thursday night the Lady with a little press the whole gamewhich we brings quarter. a when Faith al- so if as we wellare butbehind only outscoring in the basket, hustle back,berserk play hard Yellowjackets and community quit, or ahead,the it’s wanted to slow them down and try “Until the game is over, my only lot of levity to the most scored in the first Yellowjackets by 2 that quardefense, and outwork the opponent,” celebrated their seniors from the not over until the buzzer in rings.” taking advantage ofcheer, a few and mistakes.” thoughts are to keep putting the ball team, whether minute of the varsity ter. The final score was 61-43, said Smith. “This group of boys never girls basketball team, during practices, game!” Florence. Liquor • Beer • Craft Beer • other extracurricular activities. 406-363-3600 333 S. 1st Ste. 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That year,” said Fulbright. “It’s gratifyever 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 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 around 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 out every time she is on the strongly defensively Grazzani,The an third quarter make usthe compete anything get her game.” and get better every 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 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 pass to a teammate. In regard his time with Stevensville’ only 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, 252 Main St., Hamilton, MT against Stevensville. Photo by Stephanie K Geis(406) 363-4650 quarter 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 been privileged to 363-5220 900 N 1st St., Hamilton 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 four years. 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of morality. Tree mortality from biological processes is an essential evolutionary selective factor that maintains forest health like wolves keep a healthy elk herd by eliminating the less fit individuals. Fifth, even if it were possible to thin or remove 80% of the trees, a near-impossible proposal, many ecologists suggest that opening the forest stand dries out fuels and allows greater wind penetration that in many instances enhances fire spread. That is one reason why research has demonstrated that forests that are in protected areas like national parks and wilderness areas where logging is prohibited and thus possess more biomass (fuel) tend to burn with lower tree morality than forests that are under “active forest management” and “restoration.” Removal of 80% of the trees in a forest stand immediately releases more carbon into the atmosphere contributing to climate warming, which exacerbates wildfire, bark beetles, drought. Some studies have suggested that logging and wood processing releases 5 times more carbon than all the fires, beetles, drought, wind throw and disease put together. Another Oregon study found that logging contributed to 35% of the state’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions, more than all the transportation in the state. Logging and removing 80% of the trees will not only release more carbon into the atmosphere, but it kills trees that otherwise would continue to sequester carbon. Even the snag forests that remain after a major wildfire or bark beetle outbreak store carbon for decades and sometimes even centuries. And this is where we circle back to the news that we are experiencing the worse drought in 1200 years. Logging the forest will not restore the forest to a historic condition because the ultimate determinate of any plant community’s makeup is climate. Trying to “restore” the “historic” forest conditions of 100 or 200 years ago is impossible because we are now in an unprecedented warming period that is driving large blazes. We must adapt to a warming climate. This means working to “harden” homes and communities and reduce ignitions on private lands. Rather than spending money trying to “sanitize” our forests, we should be spending funds to make it easier to live with wildfire. Trying to restore historical conditions by logging the forest is looking in the rearview mirror. Running faster won’t get you any closer to your goal when you are going in the wrong direction. Instead of logging our public forests, a far greater benefit would be to set aside all public forests as carbon reserves while at the same time, we strive to reduce all sources of human-caused carbon emissions. George Wuerthner Livingston George Wuerthner has published several books on wildfire ecology including “Wildfire: A Century of Failed Forest Policy.” Bitterroot Star Letters to the Editor
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Flyfishing Journal
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Spring checklists and leaky waders I recently complained to a friend that I hadn’t enjoyed enough pre-runoff dry fly fishing in recent years. This year will be different, I told him. The demands of keeping a fly shop open are behind me and, ironically, I’ll have more time now to tie flies. The truck and I have both had recent repair work and are in decent shape. My tackle? That’s another story. I have no illusions about pulling it all together and going through it piece by piece – not yet, anyway. But I want to assemble, clean, refurbish, and replace enough of what needs replacing to get by without any rude surprises – except maybe for one - when I get out on the stream. We’ll get to that one later. For now there’s a checklist that I carry in my head that I’ll have to go through in practical terms.
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off and go get a new line. If the line is worth keeping, no badly cracked areas, I’ll let it soak for a few minutes and then reel it back in through a cloth soaked in the soapy solution. Then I’ll dump the soapy water and replace it with fresh, and again strip the line into the bucket and slosh it around a little. Now it’s time for a coat of line dressing. Any good gel fly floatant will do, but I prefer 303, a product used to clean and protect rafts. Saturate a section of cloth with fly floatant or 303 and pull the line through it as you reel in. Find a clean spot on the cloth every few feet as you reel, and apply more dressing as needed.
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Cleaning and dressing the line Start with the line: I’ll find a reel with a six-weight line on it, and know I won’t have to inspect the line too closely. It’ll need a bath, a holdover from last year’s neglect, and a coating of line dressing. I don’t want to start the year with a line that sticks in the guides or sinks when I want io to float. I’ll strip the line, the first fifty feet or so, anyway, into a plastic bucket with a mild solution of warm dishwashing soap. If I notice when I first strip the line off the reel that the front portion is badly cracked, I’ll strip it all
Leaders and tippet Father Time, heat, and UV light are the arch-enemies of leader and tippet. My tendency was to replace my tippet at the beginning of each season and start with fresh leaders. I’ve modified that since switching to Trout Hunter tippet, which comes in UV resistant packaging. But I don’t store the stuff on the dashboard of the truck. I’ll check the spools of tippet (I carry 3X, 4X, and 5X tippet and make sure the spools have enough to get me through a few fishing trips, and the
spools themselves aren’t too ancient. If I don’t trust it, I’ll replace it. I still start with fresh 3X and 4X leaders. The rest of the list Hardware: My preferred clipper is a multi-tool that includes a hook hone. I’ll make sure it’s attached to the left side of my vest, right beside the hemostat-like tool used as a barb pinch plier and hook remover. Check. Next, fly floatant. Fresh or still full-enough bottles of gel floatant and powder floatant are a must. They go in holders, again on the left side of the vest. Check. Polarized sunglasses? UV and polarized protection are a must for your eyes. Just ordered a new pair of prescription sunnies. Have the old
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ones, an over-the counter pair of UV’d and polarized Fitovers that go over the prescription glasses. Check. Flies and fly boxes? Not there, yet, but working on it. Pattern lists for early season fishing to follow in next week’s column. Check, almost. Rod? I’ll get out for some casting practice before I head to the river. I love casting for its own sake and would rather iron out the inevitable kinks in my stroke beforehand. I’ll make sure the ferrules (connecting parts) are clean, and beyond that, enjoy a nostalgia with the rod that is akin to shaking hands with an old friend. Check. Waders and wading boots? New laces in the boots, for sure, and as to the waders, no convenient way to check for leaks here at home – I’ll have to do that the hard way. Check.
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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.
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________________ MONTANTWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ROBERT EUGENE LINDERMAN, Deceased. Case No.: DP-22-35 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 Robert James Linderman Moore, 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 28th day of February 2022. /s/ Robert James Linderman Moore, Personal Representative BS 2-9, 3-16, 9-23. ___________________ MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT. RAVALLI COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of AARON C. HAWKINSON, Deceased. Probate No. 22-37 Dept No. 2. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed as Personal Rep-
resentative of the abovenamed estate. All persons having claims against the decedent are required to present their claims withing four (4) months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Claims must either be mailed to LOREN HAWKINSON, the Personal Representative, in care of MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, P.C., 601 S. First Street, P.O. Box 515, Hamilton, Montana 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court. I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of Montana that the foregoing is true and correct. Dated this 1 day of March, 2022. Loren Hawkinson MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, PC By: David T. Markette, Attorney for Persoanl Representative. BS 3-9, 3-16, 3-23 ___________________ Montana 21st Judicial District Court Ravalli County. In the Matter of the Name Change of Olivia Grey Leatham: Annie Rose Leatham, Cause No.: DV-41-20220000055-NC Dept. No,: 2 Notice of Hearing on Name Change of Minor Child Olivia Gray Leatham to Peyton Liva Leona Scott. The hearing will be on 04/07/2022 at 1:30 pm. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County. Date 02/24/2022. Clerk of District Court Paige Trautwein, Deputy Clerk of Court Barbara Beavers. BS 3-9, 3-16, 3-23, 3-30
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Irish Potato Rolls
Twice Baked Potatoes
2
$ 69
$ 99
Assorted
Delicious
In our Deli
12 ct.
Whole Pineapple
$ 49
12 oz.
Save!
2
Save!
3
$ 49
$ 29
8 pak
$
for
each
2
each
15 oz.
4
3
$ 99 Assorted
Fresh Express Baby Blends
2
7
3
10 oz.
Don’t Forget the Gravy
5
$
11-18 oz.
Assorted
$ 99
Food Club Honey & Oats
2
$
5 oz. Bags
Montana Winds Pasties
$
Assorted
lb. Bag
Food Club Crispy Rice, Frosted Wheat
1
$ 99
12-18 oz.
Crunchy Raisin Bran
Bran Flakes
Boar’s Head Provolone Cheese
Tillamook Swiss Sliced paks
7
$ 99 lb.
In our Deli
3
$ 59
8 oz.
Sandwich Time!!
taste Local with Montana choice Beef tonight! Matua Pinot Noir
7
Cupcake Light Sauv Blanc
4
$ 99
$ 99
750
New Zealand!
750
Also Rose
Frito Lay Doritos & Sun Chips
2
DiGiorno Frozen Pizza
5
Beringer Cabernet
4
Cavit Prosecco
7
$ 99
$ 99
$ 99
$ 99
Assorted
Assorted
Main & Vine!
Italy
6-10 oz.
17-31 oz.
750
750
10% off when you purchase 6 or more bottles of wine, Mix or Match! Bud Light, Mc Bud, Coors, Coors Light
16
$
99
18 Pack
Miller Lite
Sol Cerveza
5
Mike’s Hard Lemonades
8
$ 99
$ 99
Lime Me!
Also Kona Beers!
6 pak
6 pak
Guinness Draught Bottles
8
$ 99
6 pak
Also Smithwicks
Guinness Draught Cans
12
$
99
8 pak
14.9 oz. Cans
601 Main St. Stevi • Local Flavor 7 Days a Week! • 7AM - 10PM 777-4663 • Locally Owned
Mc Bud Light & Truly Hard Seltzers
14
$
99
12 pak
Assorted