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Eagles in winterHumane Groundbreaking held Association for medical Bitter Root Three Mile Community Centercenter open

celebrates new shelter, 50th anniversary speech, occupa-

by Victoria

by Victoria Howell Howell

shelter. $140,000. a levy, so this won’t any tional andhave physical According The park additional impact on people’s therapy services – It’s been a long time to Colleen board made property taxes. including therapy coming, but the new Three Schmiedeke, the decision In addition to thea loan, the Bitterroot Health Mile Community Center is up who serves on to take out a project was paid for by pool – plus imaging held a groundbreakby Michael Howell and cut the ribbon at last week’sthe and running. Located at 4433 both the park loan to finish Three Community and lab services. ceremony, saidMile concerning the Senior ing last Wednesday Sunnyside Cemetery Road, board and the the project.

Center (the official name) Bishop said “It of service, An openmedical house celebration was for its new by to hold the office. He alleges that The lawsuit also alleges that She saidorganization’s action had50 noyears chance holding theMichael center is Howell on the east side community they that which raised overof $80,000 they hope to have held last week at the Bitter Root was started by a bunch of little old complex that will beThe build- center board, Mell was not a resident of the State of because Mell was not admitted toworked with up in court. of Lone Rock Park. through community picnics, ladies in 1972 and it’s still run by a Humane Association’s (BRHA) new the facility open a recent Montana on January 1, 2021, based on the practice of law in Montana until “This rummage was stagedsales, and timed ingIn contains a press large meetingdistributthey started Farmers State bingo so nights built just north of release animal shelter located on Fairgrounds bunch of little old ladies.” room, a warming kitchen,for a County workingthe on fact that she registered to vote in Bank to that keepI would andhave donations from commued

by Ron Ehli, Treasurer October 11, 2019, she does not meet aby very difficult time spring of 2023, Stevensville at the Kathiemy Butts, President of the Road in Hamilton.

The event served state-of-the-art audio visual this ain 2012 their loan nity members.

Other major Attorney Bill Fulbright’s election the state of Washington on October 4, the additional requirement of being clearing name before the election,” and that they plan corner ofand Kootenai double purpose.

It included a ribbon Board, said, “This has system, a gorgeous view that payments contributors were thewas Three campaign, it was announced aand incorpo1990 and voted there on November 2, licensed to practice law for five years said Mell.

She saidorganization that if she on continuing to Creek Road and Mountains of the Bitterroot totheCourt rated 2014. reasonable.

Mile Fireway District, the Lone lawsuit had been filed in District before holding the office. truly not qualified to besince a candidate, cutting ceremony in honor of new in2021. come such a long it was expand services.

Hwy 93. including the west.

She said the“A person is only eligible to vote Those payRock Park and the Rapp contesting the candidacy ofthe Fulbright’s Liechty is asking the Court to find that County Attorney Bill Fulbright, started about 50 years ago.

I feel aFamfacility, tours of whole “We’re bringing the The building is now home total cost is ments come ily Foundation. opponent in the election race Joan in the state of Washington when that all this true and rule that she is not her opponent, would have had John Bishop, building, and anBitarray of food and huge sense of responsibility to her honor care to the patients, to the senior center and the approximateout of park Schmiedeke said there Mell.

The lawsuit was filed in Ravalli person resides in that state for the eligible to hold the office and rule disqualified on the day she filed.

Most terroot those who have come before us and ” drink inHealth honorCEO, of the organization’s Weekend Backpack Program ly $500,000. taxes that are it as were many who County District Court on May 3 by 30 days immediately preceding the that she falsely swore that she was everything in this was known or he said. make good asclaim itvolunteers can be as we set 50ththat birthday. said Marcus that serves Lone Rock School.

When election in which the person votes,” it already being helped ondate,” theLois project, and Ravalli County resident and voter eligible when she signed her oath of knowable on that she said.

HedgeThe private non-profit organization the course for the next 50 years.”

Daly Hospital The surrounding park conSchmiedeke assessed, Mell said TMCSC reduced Jason Liechty, had who works as a Deputy states in the lawsuit. “Thus Joan Mell candidacy. He asks the court to order that received her candidacy peth, chair of the McCormack said that the was fi rst organized in 1972.

In 1984, tains soccer and baseball “got really Schmiedeke prices from Sheriff. did not reside in the State of Montana the Ravalli County Elections Adminisabsolutely meets the contractors. requirementsThe of Three Mile Community Senior Center board members, l to r, Colorganization conducted a successful Countess Margarite Bessenyey, the hospital board, fields, tennis and volleyball involved,” is proudMontana that general contractor donated In the lawsuit, Liechty claims that on the November 2, 2021 because she trator not to count any votes for Mell law, “and they know it.” Shelaleen AudissElection in front of the fundraising to fund the new granddaughter ofpath, Marcus Daly, gave saidand this project courts, a walking a playgroup had they Mell does not meet the state’s requireexercised herSchmiedeke, right to voteJoyce in thePando state andinWendy the Primary scheduled for didn’t said the law campaign is simple clear, saying See the CENTER, page 3 new community centerMell at Lone Rock Park.

Photo by V. Howell. construction but athen Covid-19 the BRHA land on Fairgrounds Road ground and a covered picnic raised Bitterroot about have to run ments for candidacy.

He claims that of Washington on that date…

June 7, 2022. it requires being citizen of the Unit has been four years Chamber of Commerce Director Al Mitchell holds the group spell-bound as Bitwithwas a 99-year lease. Six later, pandemic hit and construction Mell not a resident ofyears the state of ter did notHumane registerAssociation to vote in the State of Mell characterized lawsuit as in the works, costs but Root Board Member Sue McCormack preparesthe to cut the ribbon See As COMPLAINT, page 19 skyrocketed. a result, the group in 1990, the Bessenyey estate deeded Montana for the two years required Montana until February 25, 2022.” an underhanded, politically motivated 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.

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by Michaelof Howell. had to take out a mortgage to finish the land to the organization where delays due to the Bitterroot project in a ceremonial groundbreaking.

The facility on the property that hadHealth housedbuilding the Sue McCormack, who serves on the current shelter is located. The See SHELTER, page pandemic.

She said2 theat organization’s of directors will be built on land located the corner ofboard Kootenai Creek Road and Hwy 93 new building replaces an old building shelter since 1984. their vision that just north of the Stevensville Junction.

by Nathan Boddy cumstances, having She adds thatisthe the Stevensville encountered people most important Staub, driving fallingwalking victim to way to combat facility will besuch more Darby, Victor and Corvallis, asAll well beenday. providing “quality, The cold and rain of win- Christine ‘Bike/Walk toaSchool’ asmail a way to commute May 22nd. ofas the events force at the Boxxe Shoppe at fraud in the past. abuse is for people of a “medical center” rather than just a ter may finally be releasing its Coffee and fruit were gener- personalized to school. FoxHamilton. pointed out are designed to build conaccessible, 1st Street, was recently Asthat a certified shipto ask grip on the Bitterroot Val- 901 S. ously provided by health Hamilton’s crossing Highway 93 can nections between bikers and She also said clinic. thatquestions Marcus Daly The new 12-acre campus will care” fordepot 90 years. presented with a Certificate of ping for FedEx, and start conMurphy.

Shethe led the ley, which means that many Marketplace. Mayor Domibe difficult, especially with walkers, as well as to foster Hospital, which is a critical access In recent the years, theyShoppe provide primary, care, urgent care and Appreciation by Mayor DomiBoxxe versation with those commissioners through residents are ready to saddle nic Farrenkopf, dressed in a a kid in tow, and that some a sense of community and hospital, was recently rated #4byinlove. the specialty services.

Two physicians have nic Farrenkopf and Hamilton is legally justified to you know and have been taking steps to a lengthy fund fund by up.

Victoria Howell mealong like aDaly ton of have fun. The ‘Sunday Street’ But while many bikers Darth Vader helmet (‘May the route designation Police Chief Stephen Snavely. open package which doesn’t nation for quality

by Staub the national rataccounting that, to sum already been hired,event alongwill withbea held nurseon South invest in all theacould commuthroughout Hamilton are just 4th be with you’), was presmake things safer. bricks.”

In his presentation to the City bears its shipping know the details it up, shows the county, ing agency, out of 351 similar facilities. practitioner, and two more doctors Numerous Bald have been congregating in the Burnt area lately to feed onOverstreet carcasses. was Photos nities of Fork the Bitterroot, now getting backEagles to When it comes Council on March 15th, Chief label. After following of what potential Ravalli County overall, doing veryvoter well their bicycles, memby Michael Victoria Howell are being recruited.

There willby also be he said, with clinics in to Covid, Greg Howell. sent home from Snavely said that he wants the protocol, and doing victims are told, but turnout was 41.89% on its tax collections and bers of Bike Walk BitThe Bitterroot Overstreet has a NaHamilton Police Department so in the presence of the hospital with she knows thattotal they with an unofficial showing revenues over terroot (BWB) have tional Forest (BNF) will The Cowboy Ball at the of Ravalli County message for you: to “become more vocal about a witness, Staub was an oxygen tank. are, “often 34,415 votescoached castin in 50% of projections been continuing their host a public meeting Fairgrounds will be held February This is don’t fool around! the good things that happen able to uncover the He was home for to say12th. they are shiplast week’s community most departments while mission to “make thisOverstreet, Wednesday, March theMichael tenth annual event andcollege the way it’s shaping within the community.” Sharunfortunate contents two or three days. ping legal papers or by Howell expenses have onlyboard and school biking 30th fromand 6 towalking 8 p.m. ing his department’s experiof the package: nearly paperwork.”

Other up, it’s going to be an event worthy of a jubilee an safe, attorney in During that time, amounted to 23% of elections.

The college to shareconvenient informationand ence with Ms. Staub was one $16,000 in cash, common tactics for and former council member, the public at the next Halfway through celebration. projections due in large levy failed, with 5237 private practice in hismeeting oxygen level by Victoria Howell accessible users of regarding thefor developsuch opportunity. which the customer scammers include the budget year, the part to job vacancies Rod Freeman is the chair of this year’s voting in favor, and appears to be continuing when the council considers Stevensville, was went down to 51, all of ages and abilities.” ment a draft forest In early March, a customwas unwittingly send-from a normal of claiming to county’s performance that have yetagainst. torepbe filled. voting The event. Freeman is also the7425 chair of the Rodeo diagnosed with his efforts to teach the new the appointment of two addiDuring the month of Climbing Management At the second regular er came to the Boxxe Shoppe ing to a scammer in resent the IRS or in is looking pretty good, One big savings was trustees are meeting this Committee, and the vice chair of the Fair Board, colon cancer in 99. “I jokingly say May, that has Plan (CMP).

The virtual counciltoand mayor how local Chicago, tional council meeting of themission two-member intending send a package Illinois.members.

Social Security according tobeen Ravalli the budgeted funds for week to decide how to which he’s on for 12 years.

A real estate February of 2021. that 51 is brain Staub of the Boxxe Shoppe. Photo by Nameantwill coordinating meeting be held on should run. He “We’ll do our job, ” Christine said FedEx. County CFO Klarryse the Administration. county’s share Stevensville Town Council, onvia government proceed.

Voters re-in agent for 18 years here in the Bitterroot, and also the Walk Roll ChalHe went through damage material.”

Zoom.

See below for than Boddy.

The customer Sometimes they was a frequent commenter Gibson tained Bitterroot College January 27, town clerk Jenelle in the Army for 21 years, his organizational and lenge thatand will instructions acontinlink chemotherapy and But COVID-19 See COUNTY, page 10 seemed con- meetings during will tell their at council Joan Mell, an attorney trustees Marci Smith with the profile of the Berthoud the council ue through end of andfused to late join thetold meeting.

Five fundraising skills, and discipline, have been put to in August he was wasthe no joke.familiar “It and unOver victims that a loved one has and Carrie Guarino, with the last administration. In from Hamilton, wasgot recpotential victims, butuse wishes similar public meetings the month, andwas offer audience thatcancer she having familiar good as chair of the Cowboy Ball committee. told that the so bad I felt with course of her landed Smith in jail, garnering or that a prize 5451 that others withinFreeman the commupublic comment, Crews told ognized for stepping in (virtual) were held in prizes to participants. said the committee hopes trouble streaming the meet- the process, decade with has been won,and butGuarino a to feeraise needs had been eradicated. like I couldn’t votes renity would help her look out 2021. BWB, which council that those makto handle the the prosecution this year, to forbethe expansion of the rodeo andthe Staub Boxxe paid for release of the had falls breathe, likefor I their safety.$50,000 ingsOverstreet on the internet.

She said ceiving 4424 votes.

Also At least one In addition to the under the wider statebecame sus- comment should Shoppe, funds. just The scammers will ing public caseload of Town Attorney bucking chutes.

“They’re getting old,” he said. surgery on YouTube October chanwasStaub being water elected to the board of the former of the potential victims she opportunity to learn wide umbrella of Bike picious when haswhile now commonly use awas legitimate “They at need to be replaced.

They’re getting address the mayor, not the Greg Overstreet he wasor aided 23, 2021 for ostomy boarded, what was a resident trustees Paulbanged Asha local nel they had was noislonger about and participate in Walk Montana, an considering He also said, “This recovered address, buton will be ready to up.facility Bucking stock can be hard metal.” craft with 3766 votes. removal, theof fidevelopnalhad I imagine hospitalized, and then recov- water extended nursing and theadvocacy process group which working but they set up the audience. customapproximately grab the package from a porch The 10th annual cowboy ball – which actually School board electhe boarding to had be to be provided with a ride notand a question and answer” ering, from Covid-19. ing a climbing plan, aims to in give support atreatment new Facebook page.this How- er’sisage $60,000Mell in orbut front door when it arrives. tions: started 11 years ago couldn’t be held last year to the bank as well as to the colon cancer journey. like,” recalls week’s meeting will covand promotion to public the session.

“It’s public comment.” did the work at no charge particular cash, all of to “They always direct the ever, members of the Cameron Criddle Boxxe Shoppe. due to the pandemic – has been upgraded this The day after that Overstreet.

“This er the following agenda modes of transpordetails the had said previouswhich was to victim to send it, ‘no Lewis signature The of mayor the town. “I just wanted who had he tried to access and Kenneth “It’s common sense to me,” year. topics: surgery, was isfrauduwhen I realized tation that are easily the transaction. being required,’” she adds. ly that he would be answering publicly thank Joan for helpThesays, Town of Stevensville recognized attorney Joan aMell, wonever re-election to the she pointing out that red Facebook page said • Review overall “This is the first year we’ve done overlooked in ourit was not Unfortunatediagnosed with I was not lentlythat de- town, The Bank Secrecy Actfully Corvallis School Board. questions from the public. ing me and helping the ” flags abound when seniors are center, for filling in while town attorney Greg Overstreet objectives and desired accessible.

Berthoud asked ly, it was not highly automotive catered dinner,” said Freeman.

Thebanks University COVID-19. taking Covid manded from of 1970 requires to Paula Short and Wayne being scammed.

“If a person Crews also said that they said Overstreet. outcomes of the public society.

As the group’s Montanawith Catering Service provide theof had Covid-19.ofPictured Mell are, l towill Overstreet, for“I patience as she worked Staub’s first was obviously seniorseriously citizen enough. keep track ofr, withdrawals Stanford were re-elected is 80 years old, and all of a conversations website out, should be prepared for some dinner.

Desserts are provided by 4H members. time having members of $10,000 or more in order very weakened,” said through thepoints issues.

Mayor Steve Gibson, council members Cindy Brown to the Lone Rockand School sudden they’re coming into the The Boxxe Shoppe’s new location • Provide an update the Bitterroot encountered See page 2 bank “interesting comments” Greg Overstreet talks about his recentfrom brush with death dueSTEVI, tothe commuOverstreet.

“Itformer hitVal- mayor Jim Crews, Board.

Matt Reeves and4 to withdraw $15,000, it Stacie Barker.

Photo by Victoria Howell. at 901 S. 1st Street in Hamilton.

See COWBOY BALL page See SURVIVING, page 5 ley is home to “safe Covid.

by Michael Howell suchbikers cirStaub is Photo by Nathan Boddy.

Young and walkers on May 4th.

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by Victoria Howell.fuel up before their commutenity.

See SCAMMERS, page 2 makes my ‘spidy’ sense tingle.”

Matthew Roth were See PLAN, page Photo by Nathan Boddy. well-maintained and2 the top vote getters for ent, as were County CommisWhile ‘Bike/Walk to accessible options for biking 4th Street between Main Last week theand Ravalli County Commissioners apFlorence-Carlton School sioner Jeff Burrows and State School’ day was a success, and walking.” Nonetheless, State between 3 and 7 p.m., proved adoption of a memorandum of understandHeidi Apedaile BWB has more events modes of transportation other Representative David Bedey. and feature by inglive withmusic the Ravalli County Board.

DUI Task Force and and Mark Yoakam were Protection Agency. letter the commissioners stated National Forest 1987 Forest aspen and whitebark pine; “I thought it was great planned for their month-long than vehicular can benefit Poor Henry, games, and bike MAPS Media Institute to produce a video The designed

by Michael Howell elected to the Hamilton that they were able to come,” manage ‘Walktimber Roll Challenge.’ from some advocacy. repair instruction offered by tabs toCounty help parents on their children’s behav“Ravalli objectskeep contains recommendations to provideEvents that Plan.

School Board. Tommy says Fox, adding that she and will include the ‘CommutTo that end, BWB memRed Barn Bikes. ior. concerning the Draft for forest products and jobs; and to unmitigated impacts to A new record of decision Dobberstein andSEIS Ron The deadline closed on if it would Victoria Howell be possible bers Amy Fox and Matthew Rohrbach were able to engage er Breakfast,’ to be held on Even with so DUI much fun The Task approved of year, theForce facility took inthe justcreation under byby Victoria Howell the Gold Butterfly.

Concerncounty owned/maintained was issued on December 17, retain old growth status in all Miller were elected to to put envelopes on January 18, forHowell filing objecby Rohrbach Victoria his property which effect May 20th withbetween the highway, which is aastate addressed when private land was Mischief Room lastand May and the commissioners were early to rise in conversation with the would inFriday, 7 and socialization around bik$240,000 spent every penny. the Victor School Board. roads from heavy the scope ofthe the analysis treatment units.

According to 2021 accompanied bythe a to Draft all the doors and then Dominic Farrenshut off access Stevensville River highway, because now you’re goingequipment to sold toproject aing new owner and Fish, Wildlife signed off on it.

The involved creation on the morning of May 4th, officials following event. and 9 a.m. at the town parklet ing and walking, the work betions to the Draft SupplemenJasmin Shinn,director founder and There are no paidStephanie employees; it’s Billy an all-of Esch, kopf, activities put valentine cards in The joined Stevensville Town Coun- SEIS athey 20-acre park east bank have release two accesses for trucks pulling and Parks got involved. once-pritheitems letter quotes the Bittera Forest Service press logging trucks, mostly, thatPark, provides a were site-speset of easily accessible that hadThe secret hiding and dozens of children Specifically, ableon to the in front of Bitterroot Law (107 and ing done aby BWB is a serious tal Environmental Statement volunteer organization.

ButtoShinn said executive director of 1 Horse Donaldson and Tony atwas Sapphire them.

Farrenkopf cil split onLutheran whether toparkaccept just toreally the north of the private piece ofthe boats, and you’vebut just come out to, of the vate piece now belongs thesome state compartments where someone could stash who’d gathered at the discuss the various obstacles S. 2nd Street), the Hamilton concern.

Fox points out that root Forest Plan’s Forest-wide not limited the impacts cific forest plan amendment about 90% of proposed (Draft SEIS) for the Gold A Time Draft Horse Rescue it costs about $200 perfishing month toaim feed Hudson were elected to Homes in Hamilton, is liked the idea.property.

He askedCrews aAtsmall piece ofofpark land near the the county Stevi Wye at 45 miles per hour - there developed access drugs or hide aand small of whiskey.

The was ing lot west Saint Francis school children experience Police Bike on May to Willow Creek Road.

Due tois aflask Management Wildlife Re-site. treatment areasRodeo are within an defining old-growth stan-contacted Butterfly Project, a Bitterroot these “gentle giants.”

Then there are facility in Corvallis, got a nice the Stevensville School asking theChurch community students at schools Stevensville bridge, an item that waswhen and negotiated donation22nd, of theand Sunday are going be accidents “But I think opportunity it’s [the piecetoon See there.”

BIKE WALK, page to provide parents a6learning seethe the Catholic for a group choosing bikingthe Streettoon source Objective “Maintain area designated for insect and financial limitadards. Some objections toor the Board. boost lastForest week when she was veterinary bills, therapy, training, and to send his athat and daycares to make National project considered atresidents the March 24th council land on the west, securing potential Mayorand Steve resource Gibson said he didn’t west] still a viable piece oftoland for the various ways in which any young person can hide Last year lopes. the disease sufficient habitat tions, Ravalli County would decision were received because of the little love this special envelopes presented with aValencheck for $7500 associated costsold-growth to rehabilitate meeting.

The land ownership willnew now river and access pending outcometreatment of see what use theenveland is to the town.

“Iother city tofrom have, whether or not you put their substance use casual inspections. includes nearly 13,000 acres lopes were so full they The project is now tine’s Day. decorate them for each revert to the county.

The 1.52-acre the access dispute. only see a liability,” said Gibson. money into developing it,” said Motnot be able to accommodate on suitable timberland to by the January 18 deadline dense pockets of dead and dythese horses.

When they’re fi nally ready from representatives of JCCS, an Glenda Wiles, Director of the DUI Task Force, of commercial and non-comhad to be emptied more really popular, and About years resident. people piece, whichfour tomostly the Then Council Wolff Michaelson he looked up the for ley. are many cars out said what she tells“There parents is,so “If you don’t look, SHE IS THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR accounting fiis rmlocated with aadjacent branch adoption, most can be driven or there, support viable populations ing trees.

They claim area said the necessary maintenance having to do member with the Marilyn mercial vegetative treatment than the once. growing every year. ago, a in resident came drop offsaid valenBitterroot River on the northwest side she had apotenreal problem with old minutes andduring found that the land I see. think can be used for parking.

But then you don’t If it you don’t see, then you don’t ridden, and some just become “pasture located Hamilton.

Part of could the logging RAVALLI COUNTY ATTORNEY of old-growth dependent the project, nor the of old growth, is impacted by mountain pine within a 55,000was acre area ofto the to Farrenkopf to see tines to fill the enveof the bridge, offered Town this piece of land.

“It’s where two was donated on the condition that looking long term, if you have propSee VALENTINES, page 10 selection for awarding that gift tial impacts to wildlife and to pets.”

See DUI, page 10 rehabilitation of the road afteron the species. ” side The letter Douglas-fir bark beetle, forest inby theRavalli Sapphire Mounin 2017 for use as a roads converge, the bankbeetle, is incrediit would be maintained and utilized erty west ofestablished thenotes river,that then was online voting County and according 1 Horse At A Time was DrafttoSEIS limits the scope dwarf mistletoe and the project is complete.

Ravalli Willow Creek Road.I think there are SHE IS purposes HE IS potential river access site. bly steep… liability for western recreational within five you havethe access potentially consoltains eastbranch of Corvallis.

by Shinn in 2018. She’s originally from to JCCS manager, Andrea of its environmental consespruce budworm damage.

County objects to shifting Bitterroot National Forest During the tenure of former issues…

It is the fastest part of the years. idate highway property into the Town From Montana From California The original proposal was Simmerman, 1 Horse A Time Germany where sheI grew around mayor Jim Crews, the At owner of land channel and thethe deepest partAlthough of the- Restored Vickie Motley, park memof Stevensville. thinkup It’s Successful Business Owner MT Properties Notboard Successful in Business -quences Bankrupt analysis financial burden ofPrivate the project tosomething vegetation, officials have stated that in general withdrawn in August of 2020 horses.

She’s always been a horse fan, was one of the top four vote at the river on the northeast side project had channel.

If you were to develop that ber, said that nothing had been done RDO Equipment Co. Lawyer in Good Standing MT and WA Not Eligible to Practice Law CA the pileated woodpecker and is designed to improve agreement with the proposed to Ravalli County andbut believe after Friends theoff Bitterroot getters. she is especially passionate about attempted to of shut river access on for fishing, I would also see a problem because the access problem had been See STEVI, page 16 Zero Malpractice Liabilities $305,370.00 Personal Malpractice Liabilities 8571 Running W. Road pine marten. project, the Ravalli County it is contrary to current law forest resilience to natural checkfor followed in the wake draft horses. She and her husband, a andThat Alliance the Wild Notable 9th Circuit and District Court Wins and No Notableagreements.

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Epaga Home Care to start serving Bitterroot Valley

by Victoria Howell The field of home care has been growing as the need grows and Epaga Home Care is now serving the Bitterroot Valley. According to Jessica Kostecki, who will be the general manager of the Bitterroot/Missoula Epaga Home Care, Epaga was originally Agape. Kostecki said that “agape” means “unconditional love, and that’s what the company wants to provide.”

The owners kept the letters but reordered them to spell Epaga (“agape” spelled backwards).

Epaga Home Care provides “non-medical in-home care,” according to Kostecki. “We assist family

ated by Julie Brubaker and Inga Lake in Kalispell, and has been operating there for over 13 years. The two women built the business from the ground up. They decided to branch out and create some franchise opportunities throughout the state. The goal is to eventually take it nationwide.

Jessica Kostecki and her husband Dave have lived in Stevensville for 21 years. “We raised our family here,” said Kostecki. Daughters Sydney and Savannah are accomplished in 4H and FFA. Dave and Jessica put on the Freedom Livestock Show in 2020 when the county fair was canceled. In a very Montana-esque moment, Jessica and Dave met Brubaker at a 4H

and I were presented this opportunity, we knew it was our calling and we wanted to provide this service to the community.

Having a loved one who wanted to stay in the home, we needed help to keep him in the home. We want to give that option back to the community.”

Dave Kostecki will help run the business.

He is currently a senior facilities engineer at St. Pats Hospital where he’s worked for 26 years. He maintains all of the pa-

Jessica Kostecki, the general manager of the new Epaga Home Care of Missoula which will serve the Bitterroot Valley. Photo by Victoria Howell. tient buildings, said Kostecki, “keeping all the infrastructure running.”

Although he will An Epaga Home Care attendant assists a client. Photo courtesy of Epaga Home Care. help Jesmembers who need help with care sheep show, and eventually decided to sica, he plans on keeping his job at St. and companionship.” Companionship get involved with Epaga Home Care.

Pats for now. includes the activities of daily living, Jessica has been in health care for Dave and Jessica were just featured such as medication reminders, taking 30 years. She started at St. Pats, then on a podcast called “Caregiven.” clients to appointments and shopping. ventured into health insurance. Now “The podcasts are great,” said With this type of care, said Kostecki, she’s making a career change back into Jessica. “They provide educational people are better able to stay in their taking care of people. opportunities and support on how own homes. The service is paid for “I recently lost my father,” said to take care of loved ones. They’re primarily through the Veterans AdJessica, “and during the time that he also entertaining.” You can find the ministration and private pay, although was really sick we needed some assispodcast and more on the Epaga Home Kostecki said some insurance compatance. We worked full time and didn’t Care website: www.epagahomecare. nies cover it. know about these resources. Going com.

The company was founded and cre- through that experience, when Dave The grand opening of the local

Epaga Home Care is scheduled for Monday, May 16.

“At that time we will start adding clients and more staff,” said Kostecki.

The main office will be in Florence, at 5811 Hwy 93 N, but Kostecki said most of the work happens in the field.

The staff consists of Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA’s) and Personal Care Attendants (PCA’s). Epaga provides training and assists employees to get accreditation. Kostecki said they hope to eventually employ 30-plus people in the Bitterroot and Missoula.

People can apply for caregiver positions on the website: www.epagahomecare.com People who need the service should contact Jessica by email at jessica.k@ epagahomecare.com or phone at 406300-7999 to set up an appointment to discuss their needs.

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St. Mary’s Mission breaks ground on ‘barn’ addition

by Victoria Howell

choice of materials. It will be about 12 feet by 20 feet, made of hand-hewn logs with some notchwork on the corners. It will have a dirt/gravel floor and a big door on the west side. The building will be one-and-a-half stories, with an upstairs which historically would have been a place for visitors to stay.

Meyer said the new building will add to the collection of structures that the many visitors to the historic site can view. Dora Bradt, the new executive director at St. Mary’s, thanked the board members, volunteers and the community for all their support. And she acknowledged Weatherly, who has done much of the preservation work at the Mission.

“We are honored to have Chris in charge of this project,” said Bradt.

People wishing to donate to the project, or support the Mission in general, can find more information on the website at: stmarysmission.org

Historic St. Mary’s Mission in Stevensville held a groundbreaking last week for a building they will be adding to the grounds. Although they are calling the building a “barn” it will be more like a workshop, according to Chris Weatherly, local builder who specializes in historic structures and historic renovation.

Colleen Meyer, board member and former director of Historic St. Mary’s Mission, said that the new addition, which will be directly behind and adjacent to the chapel, has been discussed by the board for over 10 years. She said it was appropriate that the day of the groundbreaking was the 210th anniversary of the birth of Father Anthony Ravalli, the beloved Jesuit priest for whom our county is named. Ravalli was a man of many talents, in-

Bonnie Weisbeck, president of the board for Historic St. Mary’s Mission, does the ceremonial groundbreaking for the barn that is being rebuilt at the Mission, while board members and Executive Director Dora Bradt give her a round of applause. Former director Colleen Meyer, far right, is now serving on the board.

Photo by Victoria Howell. cluding woodworking and metal work, and the new building will replicate the building where he did much of his work.

Top of story board shows some historic photos with the ‘barn’ still standing. Photo by Victoria Howell.

Weatherly said that the original “barn” burned down in 1900, and he was relying on old photos for the design and

Right: Chris Weatherly, a local builder who specializes in historic preservation, will be building a structure at the back of the historic chapel to replace one that burned down in 1900. The building is being called a ‘barn’ although Chris says it was actually a shop, and probably included a blacksmith’s forge as well. Over the years, Weatherly has been a major contributor to the preservation work at Historic St. Mary’s Mission.

Photo by Victoria Howell.

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I’m not talking about arm chair politics where you just spout off and prove yourself right by being the loudest..., Wayne has a genuine love for our country, the history of its founding and how we can keep living the American dream. As I tend to sometimes grow cynical and weary of the chaos in our great nation right now, he always tries to keep me rooted in faith that things will get better.

When we talked about him running for office I was hesitant. I have now come to realize that he is just who we need in office right now. No, he may not have an agenda of bills and legislation to pass, but he has an optimistic vision of our nation that starts at the community level.

He understands that when Republicans fight with themselves we all lose. There is so much common ground between the

wants to run, he wants to represent you! Running for office is hard, really hard. Putting yourself out there in the public eye is more than some could bear. However, Wayne counted the costs, and felt very strongly that the risk is worth it.

conservatives of Ravalli county. It’s time to elect a leader that understands the importance of being strong together, not angry and divided. He has the courage and character to accomplish this. He has the wisdom and discernment to recognize when ideas color too far outside the lines of what is truly Republican.

They say that you aren’t supposed to talk about religion and politics.

Well... they are two of Wayne’s passions. While I can tend to tire of talking politics, I will never be ashamed of the story of what the hand of God has done in my husband’s life. I’m sure at some point during this campaign, you may hear about the struggles Wayne has been through in his life almost ten years ago. If you have concerns, please ask him about it, don’t gossip. You will hear the testimony of a life saved by the grace of God.

I have heard many candidates present their plea to the people of why they should vote for them. To my shock, several of them stated that they “didn’t really want to run” but someone else thought they should. This is crazy to me. Wayne

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Three new coffee shops open in Stevensville by Tiffany Williams

Trapper Peak moved into the space previously occupied by Morningstar Caffeine and Cuisine. As a graduate of Stevensville High School and a Florence resident, she jumped at the chance to bring her coffee, lunch

items, and baked goods to the Bitterroot Valley.

“I’ve gone to Creamery Picnic every year since I was a kid,” she said.

“Downtown Stevensville was where I always met my friends after school. It

knocked down part of a wall to create a doorway between the two. Then they For a town that didn’t have any invited Allen to move in. sit-down coffee shops for a time, The friends took on the remodel Stevensville is experiencing an embarthemselves, selecting paint colors and rassment of riches with the opening flooring that would make the coffee of Trapper Peak Coffee Co., shop and store more cohesive.

Ahava Coffee, and The Sour The result is a bright, light, Doe all within several months airy space that customers of each other. find comfy and inviting, said But if you think three is Kalkofen. too many for a town the size “People say they are so glad of Stevensville to support, this space is here, and that valyou’d be wrong. During the idates everything we decided Bitterroot Star’s visit to the to do,” she said. two locations that are already And it is a delicious partopen, customers were jockeynership. Wednesdays are ing for seating, giving coffee tasting days, when the staff of shop owners incentive to be both Lydia Rae Mercantile and creative with table placement.

Trapper Peak Coffee Co. get Here’s what we learned about to try new sandwich recipes the unique experiences each and pastries baked by Jami location offers.

Rodolph. Coffee is a big deal to Allen, who had Cravens Coffee Trapper Peak Coffee Company create a special roast Co. just for Trapper Peak Coffee Co. Imagine sipping a steaming What does the future hold latte while casually browsing for the trio? In a few weeks home decor items, books, they plan on open seating in or the latest jewelry trends. the empty lot next door — and That’s what you’ll experience call it Lot 310. It will more when you visit Lydia Rae than double their seating caMercantile with Trapper Peak Jemarie Allen (foreground) and Brianna Kroeker and Ashlie Kalkofen pose for a photo in Trapper pacity and provide a space for Coffee Co. at 306 and 308 Main Peak Coffee Co.’s new location at 308 Main Street. The trio wanted to create a gathering place for local musicians to perform or to Street in downtown Stevensville.people to shop and dine. Photo by Tiffany Williams. host small fairs and events.

Owned by Jemarie Allen, “I couldn’t have done this feels really special to be here.” without my team, and Brianna and Long before she opened up shop at Ashlie being so positive,” Allen said.

308 Main Street, Allen’s dreams about “There’s a team of passionate women joining the downtown Stevensville making this work.” community manifested themselves in her food items. Her sandwiches have The Sour Doe names like The Bitterroot, The Bob, and The Mission and her own business If the phrase “know your farmer” name — Trapper Peak — pays homage means anything to you, a visit to The to the highest peak in the Bitterroot Sour Doe at 101 Church Street is a Mountain Range. Allen has another lo- great way to do that. cation in the Missoula Public Library.

That’s because owners Jay and Coffee plus shopping just go hand Ashlee Hayward also own Fern Co., a in hand (which is why you see Starcertified organic farm in Stevensville. bucks in Target stores).

Three years into their farm adven“We wanted to create more of a ture, the Haywards have connected gathering place than just a coffee shop with a large portion of the community next to a store,” said Brianna Kroeker, through farmers markets and Commuco-owner of Lydia Rae Mercantile. nity Supported Agriculture (CSA).

When the owner of the next-door Now they’re heading up an adcoffee shop said she was interested in jacent endeavor: A coffee shop and selling, Kroeker and business partner restaurant that will serve as sort of an The new counter at Trapper Peak Coffee Co. showcases menu items while the dis- Ashlie Kalkofen began to develop a continued on next page vision to combine the spaces — and play case tempts customers with its baked goods. Photo by Tiffany Williams.

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each one offers unique, value-added products indoor farmer’s market and hub for local growers to sell their produce.

“We hope to bring people together not only for a taste of creatively crafted, made-from-scratch dishes, but also to educate our community about sourcing local food, the importance of agriculture and responsible practices, food security, nutrition, and health,” Ashlee recently wrote on Instagram.

Like their marriage, The Sour Doe is the perfect union of both of their talents.

Jay is at the helm of the farm operation, where he gets to be a nerd about soil health and land revitalization.

“I’ve had this dream since I was 18 or 19,” Jay said, admitting he was surprised by how quickly his dream began to materialize when they saw a charming white building go up for sale. The location, on the corner of Eastside Highway and Church Street, previously housed burrito joint Flavorful and a bakery.

Ashlee is the sourdough baker of the relationship, plus the social media and marketing guru. A former teacher, she said education is a huge driving force of The Sour Doe. “We are passionate about connection to local food,” she said. “Everything here is made from scratch, including the salad dressings and sauces. We want to help farms reach the community.”

The couple described a large room adjacent to the restaurant that will house fridges and shelves to sell produce from farms around the Bitterroot Valley. Dairy from Lifeline Creamery and Farm, locally sourced honey, pasture-raised chickens from Living River Farms, eggs, meat, and other items will populate the store. The location is still under construction, but the couple intends to open mid- to late-May. Ashlee makes the sourdough breads, bagels, and English muffins that will be used for sandwiches and breakfast items. The couple plans to provide space for people to eat in the shop, tables and chairs for the lawn outside, and grab-and-go meals to take on the road.

The best part will be helping cus-

Ashlee said.

Ahava Coffee

Ahava is Hebrew for the type of love that describes a deep abiding friendship.

That sentiment — plus the smell of bold, rich coffee, is what owner Isabelle Parell hopes to infuse throughout her coffee shop at 515 Main Street.

Parell, who is 25, wanted to create a space where art and literature are valued and warmth and acceptance are standard. And her art form? Coffee.

“I love the interactions,” she said. “I just love taking care of people. I want this to be a place where members of the community can come and share their stories and make connections.”

Located inside the former Bransby Law Firm building, Ahava feels like being inside a Tuscan farmhouse, where time slows and patrons can build deep connections.

One group of women sat in plush green velvet chairs in front of the shop’s stone fireplace for several hours on Friday.

“We already have some regulars,” Parell said. “It’s been so fun and much busier than I expected.”

She hopes to host poetry slams, book Sour Doe owners Jay and Ashlee Hayward are all smiles as they put the final touches on their new clubs, and acoustic mini-con- location at 101 Church Street. They plan to open in mid- to late-May. Photo by Tiffany Williams. certs school that she crossed out the words been. on the shop’s spacious English Major and wrote the words Her dreams of including a baker porch, where performers Coffee Shop Owner next to her name. who makes “the best shortbread I’ve and artists can take front “This is what I’m supposed to be ever eaten” have been postponed and center. In nice weath- because of an injury. Currently, she doing.” er, she envisions people serves chai pudding, cookies, smoothspreading blankets on the front lawn and enjoying the sunshine with their coffee and food.

For now Ahava serves cold brew coffee, chai tea lattes, matcha, Italian sodas, and other beverages.

Parell, who studied world religions and Hebrew in college, called her Breakfast and lunch items, various coffees and teas, latte flavor and a store featuring many grab-and-go food from combinations local farms are on the menu at The Sour Doe. Photo “suggestions”

by Tiffany Williams. and named them after tomers pick the items from the large Hebrew words. refrigerators to make their meals at Adama means “ground” Ahava Coffee owner Isabelle Parell laughs as she holds a mug of coffee on the porch of her new venture. Photo by Tiffany Williams. home, the couple said. Stevensville and combines chocolate, is known to be the first permanent coconut and almond flavors. ies, and fancy toast. settlement of non-indigenous peoples Laila (“night”) is cherry and chocAnd shortly after opening, in the state, and agriculture has been olate.

Parell had to close Ahava part of the local community since its Neshika (“kiss”) is salted caramel because of faulty equipment. beginning. and chocolate.

She dismissed the snags with “We want to make sure agriculture The coffee is smooth, but the a laugh, describing one week stays a big part of the community,” process to open a coffee shop has not where a fridge, ice machine, grinder, and multiple espresso machines broke. Parell is grateful for all the unexpected drama, though, because it gave her the opportunity to connect with Hero Coffee Works, a coffee service repair company based out of Missoula. They helped her perfect her technique for a bolder, stronger coffee flavor.

“You have to know the rules sometimes in order to break them,” she said about the art of espresso and pulling the perfect shot.

A Great Dane-Labrador-Pitbull mix, Halpert (“Hal”) is a shop staple. Hal isn’t just a beloved pet. He’s also a service dog. Parell is epileptic.

“This is where I am supA new coffee shop opened in the building that used to house a law firm at 515 Main posed to be,” Parell said, Street. Photo by Tiffany Williams. remembering a time in high

Two chocolate chip cookies topped with sea salt rest on a plate in front of a mug of coffee at Ahava Coffee at 515 Main Street. Photo by Tiffany Williams.

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BIKE WALK: challenge will run through month

continued from page one there are very real barriers to biking and walking as a first choice for commuters, including gaps in sidewalks, connec-

of north-south connections on the east side of Highway 93. “The single biggest gap in the non-motorized network

and no sidewalks, yet is the primary east-west connector for residents east of Highway 93,” said Fox. Addressing these shortages and barriers is essential, she says, adding that a safe and functional bike/walk system, “helps a community

stay healthy by making active transportation a viable transportation option.” Helping people move around in a variety of ways, rather than just by car, helps “connect people to neighbors and the business community, enables social interaction, and most

importantly, helps keep our kids stay safe as well as others who don’t have access to a vehicle.”

More information about Bike Walk Bitterroot and the ‘Walk Roll Challenge’ can be found at their website: http://bikewalkbitterroot.org

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Maybe so?

Whether such an local municipalities, where climbing hapand even caught aawill free airlift for or user conflicts (my hat goes off to those a legislator who always put themy directly quoted in saying that. full Steve and werethe both in World War II, and I Holton lost a and even caught free airlift for illegal or user conflicts (my hat goes off to those Deborah Tilden’s letter of 1/19/2022 event actually happened or if it’s just pens, one finds rules and policies.

It’s the herAnd out?

Where is War the proof, meeting that the change andand, agenda do we avoid fooling ourselves, or bewere both in World II, and Theresa?

I lost a Just not the peopleletter without money Deborah Tilden’s of 1/19/2022 yet loud pick-ups driving event actually happened or if it’s just my pens, one finds rules and policies.

It’s the money? and imposed it on the other?

Like the ic.

It’s excuses after excuses to immigrants that got him to Rochester.

He climbers who conducted themselves that very young uncle then as well.

Our son And yet loud pick-ups driving Constitution and their interests ahead interview is available at https//www.

Ravalli County Sheriff ended with “Let’s drop the generalizaimagination at work is really immaterial. norm.

Some places you need a permit to immigrants that got him to Rochester.

He climbers who conducted themselves that The election was a year ago.

I chalwould be posted on the 28th.

Nope ing fooled by the unscrupulous? very young uncle then as well.

Our son ended with “Let’s drop the generalizaaggressively and flying the American imagination at work is really immaterial. norm.

Some places you need a permit to – you know, all the white and Black To believe election fraud you have letter I received, until I opened it, I quite a few people, myself included, Marshall Marshall, can’t you see, attended ROTC and graduated proudly (apologies to Wm. Shakespeare) aggressively andManzella flying theto American was welcomed there and housed and fed.

That changed about years ago tions, hyperbole and political talking Marshall Marshall, can’ttalking you see, Neighbor, think a moment; isn’t it climb, in some places you 10 cannot install of scoring well on aeasy, scorecard that issadI way). salon.com/2004/11/01/sportsmen/ lenge Senator publish -way). no agenda posted after the last meetIt’s notjust always but there attended ROTC and graduated proudly was welcomed there and housed andnot fed. changed about years ago tions, hyperbole and political flag –Marine sometimes right alongside the Neighbor, just think a moment; isn’t it sadI totally climb,That in some places you 10 cannot install from Boot Camp before health to believe our local Clerk and Recordhad created a narrative that was inexcusable. and Brown women whose lives may A gaslighted man you’ve turned flag – sometimes right alongside the points.”

I quote the following hyperbole Ravalli county or state election fraud ing on the 27th. are ways that can help us navigate don’t know if he ever got back to Canada when a group of mainly Missoula climband alarming to realize that such an event fixed anchor bolts, in most all places from Marine Boot Camp before health ATo gaslighted man you’ve turned designed loyalty to He said hehave liked John Kerry because don’t knowto ifenforce he realize ever dog-like got back to Canada when awe group ofhad mainly Missoula climbpoints.”

I quote the following hyperbole issues caused him change direction. all federal and state Republican Confederate flag – to are not unusual here and conspiracy alarming to that such an event fixed anchor bolts, most allifplaces er, hercaused employees and your neighbors true.

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Probably one of in letter “theinclude lame stream media.”

Further issues him to change direction. could even be considered? you authorization before you can but he did manage to get treatment.

Oh ers installed hundreds of bolts and approxout to a political party. of his ”common sense” anti-gun bill I don’t question the American flags elected officials ourmedia.” state Republiin letter “the lameand stream Further could even be considered? you need authorization before you can in the Bitterroot, and most of the folks but he did manage to get treatment.

Oh ers installed hundreds of bolts and approxwho served as volunteer election with our fellow humans.

Talking with that there don’t seem to be any record sources and verifiable documentation. tinued unavailability of recording of the best is the scientific method.

It I don’t question the American flags Vaccines counter COVID’s rubble. in the Bitterroot, and most of the folks quoting your generalizations and talking contraception and who may be subject We ignore dangerous jabs as Ed Sperry Col USAF (ret) drill, install and leave permanent fixed flying above businesses and from front yes, II systematic think he told the Border Patrol in imately 80 routes in aa canyon here and can chairman, We ignore dangerous jabs quoting your generalizations andas talking Voters of House District 88 have It has been brought to my attencalled the Brady Bill (which was ruled Ed Sperry Colas USAF (ret) drill, install andcontinue leave permanent fixed here know who are not notMore Republicans are yes, think hebe told thesame Border Patrol in imately 80 routes in canyon here and judges are all frauds. over them would the openof, that the public at least, can access.

Senator Manzella is using Florida meetings will until after this uses observation, experflying businesses and from front Homebrew ofof a fenny snake, points include: “THE BIGprofess LIES ofto some here II above know who are Republicans are Stevensville hardware in a rock face.

A permit helps to abusive males. unscientific hilarity. porches.

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We flyto an American flag on would not the and ing the letter.

We will find All meetings important -the many Texas that he was fleeing Botswana. began to advertise it.

Some of routes leaders and their partners in the media are Won’t a decent vaccine make. actually afraid indicate that in any way educate climbers about possible impacts our front porch, but instead of just red being Christian, through your words, What is their better decree?

Without males, know, there are being leaders and partners in the media educate climbers possible impacts spend their money solving an unWhere is attend the transparency thatrely formulation and hypothfigure.

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She is the storyGo inside istesting nothing like we people insites, person but statesman to Helena as their represenaccused ofbut forming abeen militia toto Wow, this guy voted for a DEMOdivisive, hateful and dangerous to us all, and front white stripes, it be has stripes ofmade many Go figure.

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How proud you because Ivermectin, Zinc and Vitamin D! would no pregnancies, why divisive, hateful and dangerous toD! usare all, founded election against Gibson promised? eses. What’s travel more,plans the results are and white stripes, itconspiracy has stripes of of many to natural and cultural sites, and direct the feel unwelcome here. “immigrant’s” indicate a wee Locals who live near the trailhead became colors, because I believe that a lot the incriminating not some national office thought. on live streaming to keep track of Ivermectin, Zinc and Vitamin and all our freedoms.”

Whose BIG LIES? must bejust of your fellow Montanans tative.

And they have an opportunity overtake Ravalli County.

To put your CRAT. Is that what can be expected sport in a sustainable direction.

Climbers Will make you sick like dog, feel unwelcome here. “immigrant’s” travel plans indicate a wee Locals who live near the trailhead became local residents office holders Sue Devlin peer reviewed, in a kind of crucible or colors, because Iand believe that a lot ofare the and all our freedoms.”

BIG sport the in a town’s sustainable direction.

Climbers See? I choose choose not Whose the jab, but women responsible?

Not toLIES? menThat’s authoritarianism, not strength and wealth of this country bit of inconsistency in our border manageconcerned regarding increased traffic.

The who show their true patriotism using holder but rather your neighbors and In many cases, like the rock that what representatives are Which “some leaders”?

Which “medias”? all over the country follow these proceSee? Iheld not the jab, but That’s authoritarianism, not Adder’s fork and blind-worm’s to start the process of restoring deminds at ease, yes, we have formed from him in Helena???

Voting records bit of max inconsistency our border concerned regarding increased traffic.

The strength and wealth of and this country are grounded only in say her untethered Stevensville mad thunder in dome wheremanagethey Which “some leaders”?

Which “medias”? all over the country follow these procea result of its diversity openness democracy.

People our country isview a natural immunity. tion abused oppressed? the shield ofand First Amendment Another quote, “Why did therights. mayor officials you elected.

Manzella looks like aand bike seat, orby clouds thatA doing. ment? trailhead suffered from overuse. dures. Again, it’s the norm, not a Impacts burden. democracy.

People say ourideas country is a sting, natural immunity. a result ofand its diversity and openness of reality. are poked prodded recognized cency to politics in Ravalli County. alocal no, we have no plans count.

Wayne Rusk will NEVER vote ment? trailhead suffered from overuse.

Impacts Another quote, “WhyHelen did bastion the Sabin mayor tomilitia, growth, creativity, and from dures.

Again, it’s the norm, not a burden.

Living in the Republican republic, not a democracy, but for over of DC… reject President Trump’s to All us – I, everyone –offer know demands acreativity, special legislative session like animals, these patterns are There a council meeting coming The is letter was correct that relato growth, and ideas from Hey, neighbor, IIishad made this were on the ground.

It Her “Just Whoa” campaign slo- look experts in the field.

Itcandidate a brutal but I read the letter from climbers in republic, not a say democracy, but for over Willofnot doyou, a single thing.

Helen Sabin elsewhere. vote for conservative to overtake Ravalli County.

Itto isbe a both for a documented Democrat or liberal of DC… reject President Trump’s offer to The letter was correct thatpolicies. relaHey, neighbor, had madeWayne were onany the ground.

It of Ravalli County, I getguard to see many 200 years itfraud has valiantly tried I read the letter from climbers in provide 10,000 national troops to Corvallis tively few National Forests have official elsewhere. to address in theand last Montana harmless, even fun,written but athis dark up ondocumented February 7th where 2 more gan should be enjoyed replaced with “where’s very effective process inthere preventing someone who has had an abortion. the Star.

It was well but I is think 200 years it has valiantly tried to be both For an anti-COVID bubble, story up for a laugh.

I was desperately became a controversy on a national level.

I’m glad you learned from Corvallis provide 10,000 national guard troops to examples of this first-hand.

Here tively few National Forests have official Rusk will accomplish both.

I without community minded militia focused Ron Wirth story up for a laugh.

I was desperately became a controversy on a national level. the Star.

It was well written but I think – to quote Lincoln, “government of the make sure order was kept?”

Quote your I’m glad you enjoyed and learned from the beef?” us from fooling ourselves, but this Climbing Management Plans.

That is election 70% of capital, the contests side.

Patterns canclimbers become conspircouncil approved.

A misleading. can climb anyyour trip where toLincoln, our nation’s though – to quote “government of the Don’t pretend you don’t, because you a order jab on the double. seeking someRock humor from the unbeItClimbing did notmembers have to bewill thatbe way. are Seek some Ivax frequently observe: Let’s make sure was kept?”

Quote your Management Plans.

That isthe Boy, that Ivermectin drug seems misleading.

Rock climbers can climb anyreservation endorse his candidacy. on just that; the community.

We are Victor people, by the people, and for the people.” your trip to our nation’s capital, though is notand always practical for day to day seeking some humor from the unbeIt did not have to be that way. sources, documentationMarshall and specific time Archie L Thomas changing fast, however, as all across were won by Republicans of her acies can be destructive.

A feed couple of people applying for posiI’m sorry it was at that particular time, where on the forest at any time.

The letter people, by the people, and for the people.”

Bloom begin with flags - Trump –specific No More may not even know. sources, documentation and time to be in the news all the time.

So lievable situations at our southern and All over the country whether changing fast, however, as all across the I’m itable was at that particular time, whereloop on the atbeing any time. letter existence.

Soforest we rely on others with I sorry respect and care about our veterans frame for this tidbit?

Consider adding disRep. David Bedey ready and to deliver firewood, Merry Schrumpf country Forest Service whether is catching up lievable situations at our southern and Allthe the country when, as our government’s departments suggest climbers are singled out.

I party?

Was she elected illegitimately back can occur, and soonThe we are tions are very questionable.

The date Bulls**t, Let’s Go Brandon, F*** I respect care about our veterans Hamilton because Iover worked forBureau the is Pharma frame for this tidbit?

Consider adding A corpse more rights than adis- bring country the Forest Service catching up when, aswish ourand government’s departments northern borders.

A friend has just for told Park Service, of Landin certified credentials who work suggest climbers are being singled out. Ito National and just ourare government took better information tohas your drop list and omitting and committees discovering indrive vast Corvallis with other land management agencies Hamilton you everyday necessities, think it’s just the opposite.

I’d like them northern borders.

A friend has just told National Park Service, Bureau of Land Biden flowing from the back of pickas a result?

Why have not all elected inside a Russian nesting doll, inside was changed from February 3rd to and just wish our government took better Company that helped develop this information to yourin drop list and omitting and committees are discovering in vast with othersport land management agencies in organizations or Academic institupregnant woman “free” counthink it’s justan the opposite.

I’d like them to Management, me that such event has in fact hapForest Service, State, or detail, our former president was clearly care of them when they come home.

My it from your managing climbing.

It’s happenups with, ofletter. course,this an American flag follow some of the same procedures and Ravalli county office lined up ame rabbit hole, when one conspiracy the 7th and mayor Gibson assured you to an appointment, help you with product, I sport thought I’d mention a or few thatthat such an event has in fact hap-peer Management, Forest Service, State, care of our them when theyholders come home.

My detail, former president was clearly tions are subject toprocedures external it fromAt your letter. managing climbing.

It’s happeninciting to UNpeaceful assembly.

Well follow some of the same and husband is a veteran; his father and mine try. present the FBI has charged over pened.

Maybe so?

Whether such an local municipalities, where climbing haping on the Daniel Boone National Forest proudly flying next to it and perhaps, “restrictions” that IWhether and who recrefacts aboutattending where it’s being used27th apbehind her ifhis valid called ends, another fills the others vacuum. the people the January inciting to UNpeaceful assembly.

Well husband is aactions veteran; father and mine your community garden, ororcome to review.

It’s imperfect, mistakes still pened.

Maybe so? such anHow local municipalities, where climbing hapAt present thetoFBI has chargedflag over ingKentucky, on the Daniel Boone National Forest over 100 Capitol police “restrictions” that I and The others who recre700And people related their activities on were bothCapitol in World Warofficers II, and were I lost a for good measure, aat confederate in on the Big National Deborah Tilden’s letter of 1/19/2022 don’t come me with your event happened or if letter it’s just my pens, one finds rules and policies.

It’s the propriately and not soHorn appropriately. ate onactually the forest follow. stated over 100 police officers were her out?

Where is thesay proof, Theresa? do we avoid fooling ourselves, or bemeeting that the change and agenda happen, but on the whole it’s effecwere both in World War II, and I lost a injured by people who they were there Deborah Tilden’s letter of 1/19/2022 700 people related to their activities on the rescue should something happen in Kentucky, on the Big Horn National event actually happened or if it’s just my pens, one finds rules and policies.

It’s the ate on theare forest follow.

The stated or thewith “Don’t Tread Me”.

And my January 6th.“Let’s Your 400 on storming protesvery young uncle as then as well.

Our son Forest in Wyoming, here on the BitterIvomec (Agri-Mectin) was discovthat rules going to lead toletter restrictions ended drop the generalizainjured by people who say they were there Christianity, because I am not a imagination at work is really immaterial. norm.

Some places you need a permit to I young remember ayear kid, laying out tive.

Another useful approach is to The election was a ago.

I chaling fooled by the unscrupulous? would be posted on the 28th.

Nope for the same reasons you were. very uncle then as well.

Our son January 6th.

Your 400 storming protesForest in Wyoming, here on the BitterThose paying attention to Monended withhanging “Let’s drop thean generalizaon your property, ie. fallen tree.

Our Alan Lackey has summarized his favorite, from upper balimagination at work is really immaterial. norm.

Some places you need a permit to that rules are going to lead to restrictions tors comment is pointless.

If protestors ered in the early 1970s from a soil attended ROTC and graduated proudly root, as well as Forests across the U.S. for same reasons you were. on other user groups; a scare in our pasture, watching clouds determine the primary source oftactic. the tions, hyperbole and political talking Ithe won’t argue about Nancy Pelosi or Neighbor, just think a that’s moment; isn’t it sad in some places you cannot install Christian and freedom ofIfGolf religion is lenge Senator Manzella tothe publish not always easy, but there -climb, no agenda posted after the the last meetattended ROTC and graduated proudly tors pointless. protestors root, as as Forests across U.S. cony deck onisa house on Course on It’s other user groups; that’s a scare congressional delegation likely sample near a places Japanese golf course tions, hyperbole and political talking average age is probably 67 and weor are policy in one word, had comment been successful in overturning the Neighbor, just thinkthey a“nullification.” moment; isn’ttactic. it sad tana’s climb, inwell some cannot install The Access Fund is theyou leading climbI won’t argue about Nancy Pelosi from Marine Boot Camp before health drift by.

Given time I would often see information.

Are credentialed?

The Bitterroots provide important what you call “the lamestream media.” points.”

I successful quote the following hyperbole Ravalli county orCamp state before election fraud are that help us such navigate ing the and ways alarming tocan realize that an event fixed anchor bolts, inin most all places guaranteed by theand Constitution.

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It 27th. is an effective drug that’s The Bitterroots provide important what you callunusual. “the lamestream media.” election, million people on site the and ing advocacy group the United States.

Rep. Rosendale voted Mar. 2 points.” quote the following hyperbole something One of the issues caused him to change direction.

To allthe federal stateAmerican Republican Are they referencing a credentialed in- know not around the woods inclouds our While we might wish for more depth and alarming to realize that such an event fixed anchor bolts, most all places Bothrunning you and I have brains that allow us habitats and refuges for many plants and flag-K the top line and Biden evidence supported by third party the conspiracy sea.

Probably one of Ineed can’t help butinwonder if the conin letteron “the lame stream media.”

Further election, the million people on site andto issues caused him to change direction. could even be considered? you authorization before you can ing advocacy group in the United States. used to treat certain parasitic infecbecause your “Christianity” seems Both you and I have brains that allow us habitats and refuges for many plants and America would no longer live in a democmight take on the form of an animal, dividual or institution?

If not, than it Here is a direct quote from their Vertical to read widely and weigh the merits of I don’t question the American flags elected officials and our state Republiagainst HRes 956 Supporting the animals.

Many of us, myself included, in letter “the lame stream media.”

Further camo gear.

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USAF (ret) drill, and leave fixed animals.

Many of us, public myself included, or profile ofand aweigh face.

This also may be wise toscientific question the informahave forgotten both Jesus’s teachings racy. You seem to confirm that a million different causes, it’s important that Times Magazine from Spring of 2016 flying above businesses and front can also recreate these lands.

Huntquoting your generalizations and talking people of Ukraine & urging aofafter cease fire howchairman, about the stickers and Sperry Colhim.

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You seem towindow confirm that a million different causes, and it’s important that Senator Manzella isand using Florida uses systematic observation, experuntil this flying above businesses from front Times Magazine from Spring 2016 – happened when looking at geological tion and do further research.

As the we do that instead of just picking up also recreate on these public lands.

Huntpoints include: “THE BIG LIES of some people were at an event, listening and folStevensville hardware in a rock face.

A permit helps “. . .

Given the increasing popularity of and the Golden Rule. porches.

We fly an American flag on ers,Nullification people who fish, mountain bikers, The majority of you profess to bumper stickers and t-shirts Blindness.

Unfortunately, it’s also points include: “THE BIG LIES with ofand some from Russia’s invasion.

He was one we do that instead of just picking up and Stevensville hardware in a rock face.

A permit helps is.

We are taking our words back and is a species of civil people were at an event, listening folmoney to influence Montanans to imentation, measurement, and the next meeting. formations, like mountains or rocks. “. . .

Given the increasing popularity of famous astronomer Carl Sagan once porches.

We fly an American flag on spreading soundbites and catchy phrases, ers, people who fish, mountain bikers, lowing their leadership, voicing their first climbing, Access Fund possible expects aimpacts marked leaders and their partners in your the media are educate climbers about our front porch, but instead of just red outfitters, boaters, fire wood gatherers, these patriotic messages: F**k Biden, And don’t come at me with the being Christian, through words, wrongfully promoted for use by parspreading soundbites and catchy phrases, Ieven even found a rock on our farm that leaders and partners in theprotesting, media are said: “Extraordinary claims require from friends and family. lowing theirtheir leadership, voicing their first of very few extreme fringe votes (the educate climbers possible climbing, Access Fund expects aimpacts marked militia isporch, in our Constitution.

The disobedience, ausers, political stratagem spend their money solving unformulation and testing of hypothWhere is the about transparency that our front but instead ofan just red outfitters, boaters, fire birders, wood gatherers, amendment rights, peacefully increase in USFS regulations Let’s Gohateful Brandon, or one, OHVer’s, stock andso folks divisive, and dangerous to FJB. us all, white stripes, it has stripes of many to natural and cultural sites,money and direct the displays, and apparel.

How proud you and asites looking toclimbing extract from even from friends and family. “sanctity of life.”

If youthis believed looked like aagain bikeit seat, and recently I white am once grateful that the extraordinary evidence”.

With amendment rights, peacefully protesting, increase in USFS climbing regulations divisive, hateful and dangerous toto usinset all, founded election conspiracy against eses.

What’s more, the results are Gibson promised? and stripes, has stripes of many resolution passed congress 426 to 3as – to natural and cultural sites, and direct the OHVer’s, stock users, birders, and folks 2nd Amendment: “A well regulated rationalized from the Tenth Amendwithout a clue the same leadership’s true and restrictions in the upcoming years What wonderful examples who recreate by driving Forest Service gullible during a pandemic. colors, because I believe that a lot ofus theto I am once again grateful that the and all our freedoms.”

Whose BIGbe LIES? must be of your fellow Montanans sport in apeople sustainable direction.

Climbers Bitterroot Star offers this forum for at a friend’s place, aoffice rock that looked much misinformation out there, this that, the gun industry wouldn’t without a clue the same leadership’s true and restrictions in the upcoming years as local residents and holders peer reviewed, in a kind of crucible or Sue Devlin colors, because I believe that a lot of the who recreate by driving Forest Service intent was to overturn the veryBIG democratic and all our freedoms.”

Whose LIES? for our kids and grandkids, isn’t it Rosendale w/Gosar & Massey). many national forests become aware of sport in a sustainable direction.

Climbers Militia, being necessary to the security ment, even though it never uses the The Darwin Awards Society is a faroads all use the forest.

None of those Bitterroot Star offers this forum for us to strength and wealth of this country are express our thoughts and respond to each like the skull of a small primate. My who show true patriotism using adage is more relevant than ever.

Which “some leaders”?

Which “medias”? all over the country follow these proceintent was totheir overturn the very democratic doing so well and people wouldn’t be many national forests become aware of super that our youth as young as first strength and wealth ofand this country are grounded only inisher untethered view mad max thunder dome where they Stevensville roadsgroups all use thego forest.

None of those republic that insures these rights.

Rights the climbing areas and revise their forest cetious organization that was formed Which “some leaders”?

Which “medias”? express our thoughts respond to each The next day he voted against user can on public land and do all over the country follow these proceof a free State, the right of the peoword.

Nullification is the politics of other without constantly interrupting a result of its diversity and openness friend’s partner always finding John Kochis the shield of First Amendment rights.

Another quote, “Why did the mayor dures.

Again, plans.” it’s theand norm, not a burden. republic that insures these Rights therecognize climbing areas revise their forest or second grade can readrights. and get to packing allresponsibilities the time. a result of its diversity and openness userpoked groups can go on public land and of reality. are and prodded by recognized come with which requires to individuals or groups other without constantly interrupting management another each other and probably ending upnot inA anything want to the landscape.

Todo rocks that are shaped like hearts.

Another quote, “Why did the mayor to growth, creativity, ideas from HR 3967 - Honoring ourisis PACT Act of dures.

Again, it’s the Here norm, not a burden.

Hamilton ple toother keep and bearand arms, shall ‘Heads I they win; tails you lose.’

If Lackey Living inthese the Republican bastion come with responsibilities which requires experience “patriotic” ideas of DC… reject President Trump’s offerand to management plans.”

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Actual reported protestanything they want to the landscape.

To to growth, creativity, and ideas from Her “Just say Whoa” campaign experts in the field.

It is a brutal but quote from the Spring 2013 issue – “The I read the letter from climbers in And if you were really “pro-life,” anger and miscommunication.

Please pattern she is especially predisposed get firewood, we get a permit.

To hunt, we elsewhere. of DC…thinking. reject President Trump’s offer to 2021, which addresses health The letter was correct that relaof County, I get to see many be infringed”. our case, we carry gains case in Congress and the messages?

Ihis read the letter climbers in we tively critical Actual protestquote from the Spring 2013 issue –the “The by selecting themselves out ofmatthe anger andI,miscommunication.

Please provide 10,000 national guard troops to ersRavalli at event estimated at reported 120,000. get Star. we get afrom permit.

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It was well written I puts think labels, hyperbole, and generalizations This order letter doesn’t drop labels, getfrom a license and go toIhunter education.

The human mind isand a wonderful radar is coming to many an end.”

The Bitterroot make sure was kept?”

Quote your I’m glad enjoyed learned the beef?” us fooling ourselves, but this Climbing Management Plans.

That is To fish we get a fishing license and abide misleading.

Rock climbers can climb anywho want to improve public schools your trip to our nation’s capital, though unfair though, so ifkept?” you patriots have are some Iletter frequently observe: Let’s society having aan day right now labels, hyperbole, and finds generalizations make sure order was Quote your This doesn’t drop labels, beyond arenation’s inevitable in under 600 Climbing Management Plans.

That isthe veterans exposed tofield toxic substances radar is is coming tomerely end.”

The Bitterroot Boy, that Ivermectin drug seems thing.

Itwhat sometimes patterns how our communities were structured his “strong constitutionalist” suit and hyperbole, political talking points or To fish we get a fishing license and abide misleading.

Rock climbers can climb anyNational Forest is catching up with your trip to our capital, though is not always practical for day to day sources, documentation and specific time by laws.

Backpackers can’t just build Archie L Thomas changing fast, however, as all across proof of similar derogatory parapherI’m sorry itfor was atinevitable that particular time, where on the forest at any time. The letter and sex education andand health care honoring those who are misusing beyond what are under 600 words.

As “political talking points,” begin with flags - Trump –specific No More hyperbole, political talking points orof where none exist.

It’s thisinability to National Forest is merely catching up with sources, documentation time to be in the news all the time.

So misinformation but does reveal the lack changing fast, however, as all across the (airborne hazards, burn pits, etc.) by laws.

Backpackers can’t just build all the other climbing areas that have rules for centuries, be it a natural disaster proclaims this is the law and it must I’m sorry it was at that particular time, where on the forest at any time.

The letter existence.

So we rely on others with structures wherever they want.

To float nalia being used against Republicans, frame for this tidbit?

Consider adding disMerry Schrumpf country the Forest Service is catching up when, as our government’s departments words.

As for “political talking points,” Ivermectin, Clorox, hydroxychloroI believe that the is personal suggest climbers are they beingwant. singled out.

I and our system of does justice instead see patterns thatpolitical fuels our creativity, Bulls**t, Let’s Go Brandon, F*** misinformation but reveal the of dislack all the other climbing areas that have256 rules because I worked for the Pharma critical thinking by the author. structures wherever To float and procedures toservice manage the impacts of frame for this tidbit?

Consider adding country the Forest Service is catching up during military (it passed when, as our government’s departments the Salmon or Selway, we get a permit. be followed.

But if Lackey loses his or an enemy threat; neighbors relied then the same holds true for Democertified credentials who work for suggest climbers are being singled out.

I I believe that the political is personal quine, urotherapy (‘herbal pee’) or and committees viceus versa, because we all live information to your drop list andofomitting and are discovering in in vast Corvallis with other land agencies inof makes great story tellers, musithink it’s just opposite.

I’d like them to Company critical thinking by the author.

Biden flowing from the back pickand procedures to manage the of re-re-re-investigating elections Archie Thomas thatmanagement helped develop thisthat the There Salmon orthe Selway, we get a puts permit. sport climbing.

It’s important toimpacts note have been 3 council meetcratic officials who look the other way. and information to your drop list and omitting Outfitters follow regulations with clients. committees are discovering in vast with other land management agencies in organizations or Academic instituand vice versa, because we all live in to 174). acquired immunity (No-Vax) therapy. community, whether we particularly want case, then (Tails you lose) he on on neighbors. think it’s just the opposite.

I’d like them to detail, our former president was clearly cians, and painters.

It’s a part of our it from your letter. managing climbing.

It’s happenArchie Thomas ups with, of are course, an American flag sport climbing.

It’sof important to note that follow some of subject the same procedures and Merry Schrumpf product, thought I’d mention few Outfitters follow regulations clients. because you listening to wacko during theIsport process developing aaClimbings since the beginning ofwith January.

Rick Borden Mountain bikers and OHVer’s can’t just community, whether we particularly There’s no reason for vaccines or detail, our former president was clearly to or not. that are to external peer it fromAt your letter. managing sport climbing.

It’s happenOther recent highlights are ‘yea’ DNA. I to even noticed this ability towant tions inciting UNpeaceful assembly.

Well his “nullification” suit and proclaims I hope this helps you sleep at night follow some of the same procedures and present the FBI has charged over Merry Schrumpf ing on the Daniel Boone National Forest during thein process of developing aa Climbproudly flying next to it and perhaps, Corvallis None are available either via audio Hamilton “restrictions” that I and others who recreing Management Plan, climbers have been Mountain bikers and OHVer’s can’t just facts about where it’s being used apto or not. masking this group.

They know Kindness is pretty easy to recognize conspiracy theorists. build jumps and trails.

It’s responsible inciting to UNpeaceful assembly.

Well review.

It’sinvalid imperfect, mistakes still find 100 patterns where none really exist At present thetoFBI has charged over ing on the Daniel Boone National Forest over Capitol police officers were vote for H.R. 6968 -so Ending Importathis law it isresponsible our duty to now knowing that the rumor of Thank war “restrictions” that I and andthere others who recreCorvallis ing Management Plan, climbers have been or video.

First Ifollow. was told by the Town 700Are people related activities on for good measure, atheir confederate in Kentucky, on the Big Horn National Kindness is pretty easy recognize free to climb the entire time. build jumps and trails.

It’s what they’redoing.

Yep. if our hearts and minds aretoopen. propriately and not appropriately. ate on theis forest The letter stated recreation.

Of course, are a over 100 Capitol police officers were when itby comes to thinking, rather you really to proud to belongflag to a happen, but on the whole it’salways effecinjured people who say they were there 700 people related their activities in Kentucky, on the Big Horn National tion of Russian Oil Act, an overwhelmClerk and Mayor that “a cord” was resist.

Thus, nullification amounts to has been dispelled. free to climb the entire time. ate on the forest follow.

The letter stated if our hearts and minds are open.

Thank or the “Don’t Tread on Me”.

Andonmy you again for helping me encourage that.

I guess they feel that there isn’t If you’ve lived in the valley long a January 6th.

Your 400 storming protesrecreation.

Of course, there are always a Forest in Wyoming, here on the BitterIvomec (Agri-Mectin) was discovfew bad actors within these groups who than seeing. as in the case of clouds that rules are going to lead to restrictions injured by people who say they were there I remember as a kid, laying out tive.

Another useful approach is to party that lies and cheats andprotesis driven for the same reasons you missing.

(Jenelle responsible for January 6th.

Your 400 storming you again for helping me were. encourage that.

Mary Fahnestock-Thomas Forest in Wyoming, here on the If you’ve lived in the valley long need to believe any of those “pointying (support except from favorite, hanging from an balyoupassage know it’s changing fast as more the Lackeys of thewas world functioning Terri Lackey few bad actors within these who that rules are going to lead to restrictions drifting by or rocks that look like(for) bike tors comment is pointless.

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Is that how you live your Mary Fahnestock-Thomas Hamilton head” infectious disease specialists you know it’s changing fast as more tors comment is pointless.

If protestors root, as well as Forests across the U.S. people arrive.

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Are they credentialed?

The Bitterroots provide important Hamilton what you call “the lamestream media.” like Anthony oris even of but life? people arrive.

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The new mountain has itFund that a film crew from outfitters, boaters, fire wood gatherers, these patriotic messages: F**k Biden, view reality have common?

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Then Jenelle said No one I know is against climbing. more recently, Apr. 5, he was a outfitters, boaters, fire wood gatherers, thoughtful manner.

The new mountain the Darwin Group will be visiting robbed… or cheated out of our victory It behooves us soberly to think amendment rights, peacefully protesting, bike trails at Como are a good example increase in USFS climbing regulations resa Manzella Let’s Brandon, oruniforms thisdemonstrated one,and FJB. day, Ifrom thought the letter contained were aGo big part of how they OHVer’s, stock evidence”. users, birders, and folks patriots, and flags and guns asites looking to extract money from even friends and family. looked aagain bike seat, and recently I am once grateful that the way onelike unvaccinated Canadian slipped “we cancelled the YouTube account extraordinary so into the United States?

No one I5689 know is against climbing. amendment rights, peacefully protesting, It’s the unmanaged free-for-all our fine community soon to bolting do a as increase in USFS climbing regulations bike trails at Como are a good example Last in how Helena while theset of anrecreate opportunity created byWith the Forest ‘nay’ on H.R. Resilient AMEROHVer’s, stock users, birders, and folks a fee or something even worse.

The without aweek clue the same leadership’s true thatWhat belief. for the Bitterroot Community College! through the ramifications of nullificawere a big part of they demonstrated and restrictions in the upcoming years wonderful examples to who by driving Forest Service gullible people during a pandemic. once again grateful that and up a newcreated FB page called The into the United States?

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ICA Act addressing U.S. disaster resilwho recreate by driving Forest Service intent was to overturn the very democratic for and grandkids, it This smells of alived Conservative plot tion theory.

Nullification has reared its many national forests become aware of The Darwin Society isthe aI faTown ofuse Stevensville which is up and roads all the forest.

None ofarcheolothose Bitterroot Star offers this forum for us to The rascal came in through Mexico!

Covid-19 “Yellowstone” spinoff. express our thoughts and respond to each I understand he in Calgary and like the skull of a small primate.

My adage is more relevant than ever. that concerns people.

Myself and others Clerks and Recorders implemented have wanted climbing managed on in fact, genocidal white supremacists Jeff Burrows for County CommisFinally, I opened the letter.

There was Service.

Botanists, biologists, History has shown them to have been, gists, and others from the Forest Service intent was toour overturn the very democratic many national forests become aware of super that youth as young as first ience & expanding hazard mitigation roads all use the forest.

None of those republic that insures these rights.

Rights running”.

So several of us tried to to deny Liberal citizens out of what ugly head before now, and has shown the climbing areas and revise their forest cetious organization that was formed express our thoughts and respond toconeach sure hope they can find enough extras user groups can go on public land and do I understand he lived in Calgary and needed urgent medical treatment only the complicated task of verifying a other without constantly interrupting have wanted climbing managed on the friend’s partner is always finding reacting to ungenerous treatment of Bitterroot National Forest like it is across nothing nefarious or worrisome in fact, genocidal white supremacists John Kochis gists,that and others from the Forest Service looked at the area as to how to mitigate sioner.

Ithat have had the opportunity to republic insures these rights.

Rights the climbing areas and revise their forest find page -go not in existence.

Per or second grade can read and get to or background actors to work with. user groups can on public land and do (passed 383 – 41); and a ‘nay’ against come with responsibilities which requires to recognize individuals or groups other without constantly interrupting rightfully belongs to all of us…more that it fosters secession and civil war. management plans.”

Here is another secure 2022 election process, Senaneeded urgent medical treatment only Germany after the First World War and to available at Mayo Clinic in Rochester tained within it.

They simply needed each other and probably ending up in reacting to ungenerous treatment of Bitterroot Forest procedures like it is across anything they want toto the landscape.

Tothe countryNational with accepted and rocks that are shaped like hearts. A looked at the area as to Hamilton mitigate impacts and designed a how sustainable trail work with Commissioner Burrows Jenelle “it was working fine earlier come with responsibilities which requires experience these “patriotic” ideas and Jim Hamilton management plans.”

Here is another tor Manzella chaired areported meeting in a to each contribute to human evolution the apparent threat of Communism after other and probably ending up in critical thinking.

Actual protestanything they want the landscape.

Towe who to close off the street to paint the HR5641 - SPEED Recovery Act Germany after the First World War and available atmiscommunication.

Mayo Clinic in Rochester MN. Since he Chinese virus quote from the Spring 2013 issue –which “The education for our adult population!

In the 19th South Carolina, anger and Please the country with accepted procedures and norms.

We would like the Forest Service pattern she isrejected especially predisposed get firewood, we gettoathe permit.

To that hunt, impacts and designed a sustainable trail system.

It’s acentury, thoughtful process and it is recording meeting you Florence for a number of years and can confimessages? downtown hotel to out unsubthe at Russian Revolution at about theafter same critical thinking.

Actual reported protestcross walk.

My anxiety melted away. the apparent threat ofroot Communism quote from the Spring 2013 issue –the “The selecting themselves of Service the anger and Please MN. Since he rejected Chinese virus vaccination, he had a written big border crossnorms.

Wewhat would liketotally the Forest ers event estimated at 120,000. to conduct an inventory ofout climbing routes get firewood, we get aWe’ll permit.

To hunt, we by note that I,miscommunication. too, have against increases qualifies as disaster golden age of bolting under I demand a RECOUNT to prove that “too small for a republic and too large to. system.

It’s a thoughtful process that protects habitat, mitigates user conflicts, just can’t access it. fix it tomorget a license and go to hunter education. stantiated fraud intruly Montana’s electime.

IRussian don’t want to be of being the Revolution at about the same But not entirely.

Igeneralizations thought about dently sayletter that he comes to work gene pool through The ers at event estimated at accused 120,000. note that I, too, have against ing The problem.

This guy was He vaccination, he had a written big border crossgolden age of bolting totally the (the Access Fund supports inventories in to conduct an inventory ofactions. climbing routes labels, hyperbole, and This doesn’t drop get aprotects license and go able to hunter education. and American cultural human mind is a smart. wonderful protects habitat, mitigates conflicts, row and you’ll be touser access it”.of “small recovery tounder proceed radar is coming toprojects” antheir end.”

The Bitterroot cheating must have taken place.

Imaam for an insane in the words To fish we getNative aasylum” fishing license and abide Yes, the First Amendment to“America the have tions paid for in part by thelabels, time. how this same process could be unfair though, so ifbest you patriots simply took a train to Vancouver, Canada. every day with the interest of our ing problem.

This guy was smart.

He society is having a field day right now labels, hyperbole, and generalizations many of their letters), a seasonal precau(the Access Fund supports inventories in This letter doesn’t drop labels, beyond what are inevitable in under 600 No, it is not on FB. Watching Jenelle, radar is coming to an end.”

The Bitterroot sites.

I’ve never felt burdened by getting and protects Native American cultural thing.

It sometimes finds patterns hyperbole, political talking points orto To fish we get a fishing license and abide under simplified procedures (passed National Forest is merely catching up with Constitution does defend the right free Project”.

What local corruption is sure that Theresa Manzella (R), in a man of the time, pushed nullificaYes, the First Amendment to the nipulated by the unscrupulous.

Used by laws.

Backpackers can’t just build proof ofand similar derogatory parapherHe thenAs bought passage on a ship to to simply took train to Vancouver, Canada. honoring those who are misusing beyond what are inevitable inability under 600 tionary zone around raptor precaunests of the soon to be Finance Officer andorthe many ofbuffer their letters), a seasonal citizens Ravalli County in mind. words. foraexploit “political talking points,” a firewood permit, a hunting license, a sites.

I’ve never felt burdened by getting hyperbole, political talking points orto where none exist.

It’s this National Forest is merely catching up with speech, but surely no kind and caring senator Manzella focused on?

Why is Constitution does defend the right free misinformation but does reveal the of lack in a way to our legitimate worby laws.

Backpackers can’t justTo build all the other climbing areas that have rules 414 – 11). her position as the defender of secure tion inof the 1830s and secession inpage the structures wherever they want. float nalia being used against Republicans, Ensenada, Mexico.

From Ensenada, he Chief Police trying to get that He then bought passage on a ship to 800 meters as is standard across the words.

As for “political talking points,” Ivermectin, Clorox, hydroxychlorotionary buffer zone around raptor nests of I believe that the political is personal permit to boat. person believes that that includes threats a firewood permit, a hunting license, or a Commissioner Burrows takes the money from a Florida non-profit being see patterns that fuels our creativity, speech, but surely and caring misinformation but does reveal the of lack ries or rights, create will worries that never even all the other climbing areasthe that have rules critical thinking byno thekind author. structures wherever they float and tostandard manage impacts On same he was again a ‘nay’ agree. count 1860s, and helped plunge land the Salmon or Selway, wewant. getthis a To permit. up and running before the meeting then the same that holds true for to Demosimply enjoyed a political trip towe the Rio Grande Ensenada, Mexico.

From Ensenada, 800procedures meters asday is across the Ivoting believe that the isThe personal quine, urotherapy (‘herbal pee’) or of12 and intimidation or incitement riot, and viceus versa, because all live in he Climbing has occurred in the Bitterpermit to boat. person believes that includes threats See MORE LETTERS, page makes great story tellers, musitime to research the issues before him critical thinking by the author. andHRes procedures to manage of Archie Thomas the There Salmon or Selway, a permit. sport climbing. important toimpacts note that on 831 -It’s Calling onthe the US have been 3we council meetcratic officials who look the other way. and was 5237 FOR, 7425 AGAINST… into the bloodiest war inget our simply enjoyed aand trip we towe Rio Grande Outfitters follow regulations with clients. vice versa, because live (No-Vax) therapy. and or incitement to riot, community, whether particularly want Climbing has occurred inhistory. the Bitter- acquired Seeimmunity MORE LETTERS, page 12 cians, and painters.

It’sthe aall part ofinour and intimidation makes informed decisions.

He is Archie Thomas sport climbing.

It’s to note that Merry Schrumpf Outfitters follow regulations clients. during the process ofimportant developing a Climbings since the beginning ofwith January.

Rick Borden Government to uphold the founding Recount, recount!

Let’s not make Montana the South Mountain bikers and OHVer’s can’t just community, whether we particularly want There’s no reason for vaccines or to or not.

DNA. I even noticed this ability to Bitterroot Star staff willing to talk to hisMerry constituents and Schrumpf during theinprocess of developing aand ClimbCorvallis areof available viacan’t audio Hamilton ing Management Plan, climbers have been Mountain bikers and either OHVer’s just to or not. democratic principles ofThey NATO masking this group. know Kindness is where pretty easy recognize All this for the cost oftoareally tank of gas. None Carolina the trails.

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First I was told by the Town Kindness is pretty easy to recognize free to climb the entire time. build jumps and trails.

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continued from page 7 Prior to all this, his past performance had widely garnered him a reputation of generally “kooky.” Though he may sometimes be on the side of doing beneficial things for us common Montanans and America (to be fair), all too often he is a vote against, seemingly more focused on scoring points from his political base and leader. This 2022 election cycle will provide the opportunity to vote him out of office, if not in a primary, then certainly in the general.

For us in the newly established western district, we will have an opportunity to elect a representative who will work for us, not another like Rosendale (such as Ryan Zinke who has already clearly proven his unworthiness to serve us in D.C.).

Scott Weaver Hamilton

Look again, again, or why I pulled my support for Rusk

When a person is presented with new and better truth backed by facts, there is one of two ways to respond. 1.

Acknowledge this new truth internally yet, do nothing due to pride, ego or for whatever rationalization employed. Or 2. Acknowledge this new truth then openly and publicly adjust your behavior to reflect your newfound truth. It’s called, “changing one’s mind.” However, in the political world the term “flipflop” is employed connoting a negative character trait.

The following are some truths backed by facts regarding our two Republican candidates for House District 88, Alan Lackey and Wayne Rusk (alphabetical order). I am personally acquainted with both men having had in depth conversations with both.

Both men have “changed their minds” or “flip-flopped” if you must.

Both men were un-regenerate, worldly, individuals that were, in their own way, each introduced to our Savior Jesus the Christ and entrusted Him to be the Lord of their lives. Both men are Christians and I have even attended worship celebrations with Mr. Rusk. Thus: A personal political litmus test is the stand a candidate takes on the issue of abortion. Simply put, if a candidate will allow for the shedding of innocent blood in the premeditated slaughter of a pre-born baby, that candidate forfeits the right to represent me. I am happy to say that both Alan and Wayne are identical regarding this all-important issue. Both recognize that a baby in the womb is a ‘person’ from the moment of conception and is thus due all the Constitutional rights and protections afforded to all citizens of the United States.

That said, there are political differences and thus more truth to be told because it affects all of Montana.

“Truth” – In the March 30th issue of the Bitterroot Star, Susan McCreary correctly penned that at the Ravalli County Fair, Alan Lackey “had a booth promoting ‘Tactical Civics’’’ as well as his bid for HD88.

“More Truth” -- Sorry, Susan but had you done your homework you would have discovered that Alan Lackey, in early October 2021, denounced and disavowed Tactical Civics and all the absurd positions that this group, which purportedly has a foundation of white supremacy. Mr. Lackey, after due diligence (sifting through the information that sounded good) rationally and correctly changed his mind.

When I shared this with Rusk, Wayne immediately employed the negative term “flip-flopped.”

“Truth” – Mr. Rusk has appeared before the Legislature in Helena rightly speaking in opposition of an Article V or COS (Convention of States).

“More Truth” – However, Rusk has reported that Lynette Band, Montana Region 7 Leader at Convention of States, in-other-words, a lobbyist in favor of a COS, has financially supported the Rusk campaign with a $350 donation.

“More More Truth” – Now moving ahead a few weeks: I have in my possession an audio recording of a recent Republican meeting held after the Band contribution. In this recording Wayne states that he might reconsider a COS. To be fair, this is circumstantial but, considering the timing, the question arises, is there a COS “change of mind” in the near future?

“Truth” – every Republican, to the point that the term has lost meaning, has bantered around the word ‘conservative’. Sharon Greef represented HD 88 in the 2021 Legislature. She has a D rating, meaning that she, as a member of the Conservative Solutions Caucus, was not opposed to voting with liberal Democrats and did so to the point of earning her rating.

“More Truth” – Rusk has stat-

ed that Sharon Greef supports his candidacy and this is backed by both Sharon and her husband Ed’s financial support. It is only logical that the Greefs’ desire to see a candidate of like mind replace them in HD88.

Perhaps the biggest difference between Alan Lackey and Wayne Rusk is on the issue of ‘nullification’. Alan understands that our nation was actually founded on the people’s right to make null and void laws that are unconstitutional. This right was employed even before there was a US Constitution.

See the “Stamp Act” as one historical example.

“Truth” – Rusk espouses that “Nullification is rebellion at the state level, just as insurrection or anarchy is at the individual, and tyranny is at the executive.” (personal post on April 5th). Wayne believes in Federal Supremacy and that the 10th Amendment was just tacked on as appeasement to the Southern States. Sorry, Wayne, but you’ve been listening to the wrong YouTube scholars.

On April 13th, Doug Bohn authored a very good opinion of the 10th Amendment for Mr. Rusk. I encourage all to read his opinion in that issue of the Star, therefore, I do not need to repeat those points here.

“Truth” – Nullification is a fundamental part of the American political system. The Boston Tea Party was an act of citizen nullification. “States’ Rights” does not equate to Slavery or Civil War as Rusk intimates. Indeed, legislative nullification was enacted by most all of the Northern States in the 1850’s against the Federal Fugitive Slave Act. The Northern States legislatively and the citizens practically by action like the Boston Tea Party, (“making something of no value or consequence”) nullified the Fugitive Slave Act, which in reality forced all US citizens into acting as slave hunters and disallowing any due process to the former slave that escaped to freedom just on the word of the slave owner or his agent (the slave hunter). The North fought against the heinous act of owning another human being and treating such as chattel. Let’s never forget that it was the Democratic Party that prevailed in the South and always supported slavery, just as they support abortion on demand today and now even to allow for infanticide after the baby is born.

Montana has recently passed legislation that is Federal nullification at its core. See HB702 and HB258. And there is the recreational marijuana legislation that nullifies the federal laws of marijuana being a Schedule 1 controlled substance. I personally do not agree with the new marijuana legislation but the people have spoken and thus we have weed shops springing up all across our state.

In the beginning I supported Wayne Rusk as a professed Conservative but I have discovered that, in my opinion, he is a moderate at best. Yes, I even financially contributed to his campaign but after due diligence and speaking to both candidates I was left with no other option than to “change my mind.” I tried to calmly reason with Wayne as to our differences of political opinion yet embrace one another as a Christian brothers. I am heartbroken to say that it didn’t end as well as I had hoped when Wayne arrived to pick up his big 4x8 sign. His vitriol was so intense that it is now my wife’s and my belief that Wayne does not have the temperament for the intense rigors of Helena.

Alan Lackey is “THE” Christian Constitutional Conservative. He has a firm grasp of the issues and he is NOT a single-issue candidate as stated in Wayne’s article of March 30, which was just more bitterness and sarcasm from the Rusk camp.

Once you speak to him you will discover that Alan possesses the temperament for the challenges of the State House and you will see and hear his convictions on the vital issues facing Montana. Alan’s desire is to serve the people of Montana and not just use the State Legislature as a springboard to the US Congress as Wayne, in his anger, did indeed let slip.

Your vote for Alan Lackey is a solid vote for Montana!

Wallace Smith Pastor Emeritus Stevensville

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May 11, 2022 Wednesday, February 2,26, 2022 Wednesday, January 2022

Charlotte Lorraine Zier Charles ‘Chuck’ L.Maus Shulund Donald McIntosh

January 31, 1927 - February 26, 2022 working well into her eighties. She may never have Stevensville – Charles L. Shulund, 88, Donald Maus has left“Chuck” the band. band.

The trio began at the new had the money to visitperforming the Grand Canyon, or Niagra of Stevensville went intoZier the was arms of our Heavenly Charlotte born January 31, Falls, but she enjoyed tremendously family reunions Facing an“Lorraine” untenable future Donald chose his Bitterroot Brewing Co. The gigs soon created Fathertoon January 16, 2022 after a long battle with 1927, Harriet and John Granteer.

One of four in Fort Benton at Charlene and Ken’s or Wyoming own path. He left us,He allpassed of us saddened by his an exceptionally hot music scene, bringing folks Alzheimer’sLorraine Disease.moved peacefully at the home. daughters, with the family to at Jim and Steph’s. She enjoyed many gatherings at departure butaforever enriched byShe the music from all over Montana to food, revelgood in great musicand Chuck was kind and gentle soul who saw he Bitterroot Valley in March of 1944. graduated Don and Candy’s for good company, created, taught.

A friend to the conversation. favorite localWe hotspot.

In shorther order from Victor Highand School 1945 andby married heren- atgood even surprised onethe year beauty inshared everybody.

He in was raised hisall he first husband Alex Zier, shortly after graduation. when Carol and Kristie came to visit from Michigan grandparents on Skalkaho in Hamilton where countered, his reach has been far and wide and group was playing for and supporting hundreds They settledoninthe thefarm. state of where without her knowledge. Oh, the look on Lorraine’s he leaves worked HisWashington father married histhree he the world a better place for children wereLois, bornand to the young couple, Carol,where face was one that would last a lifetime! stepmother, they moved to Seattle, having hauled that bass guitar from Robert Alexvisiting died unexLorraine enjoyed her time in the Eagles Auxiliary he lived(Bob) from and the Charlene. age of 5 toWhen 13 years, pectedly from complications of pneumonia in 1954, where she progressed through all the stations. She gig to gig across the state,Hecountry Hamilton every summer. graduated from Lorraine and her three children moved back to the attended several conventions with this organization and world.Valley.

Hamilton High School and attended trade school Bitterroot Two years later she married Jacob and one many awards. She loved her pet dogs, espein Chicago.

He was a Master Carpenter, Donald was born July 11,brother.

1952 Twobeginning Zier, who was actually Alex’s additional cially Dolly the dachshund, her constant companion contracting work atfrom age 16, worked throughout children were born this union, Donald (Don) of 18 years. She loved to play cards and really loved in San Mateo, California toand June the Valley and Alaska.

He loved cabinetry work and and James (Jim). to play bingo, until her hearing loss made this very McIntosh andamazing Williamtalent Donaldbuild whatever he possessed the family With their complete,toJacob and Lorraine difficult for her. She loved having her son, Bob, over Maus HeCorvallis attended Menlo School, lived inJr.the and Hamilton areas every week for homemade dinner. Her dill pickle saw. When he was a child, he visited the while Lost Trail raising their Theyitoften traveled to macaroni salad was to die for!

Cate School, UC Berkeley and ColSki run once,children. stating that was the most back fun he’d Washington state for family reunions, which delightIn her declining years, she moved into The Living ever had.

As a result, he bought Lost Trail Ski Run lege of Marin, studying music. Don ed Lorraine.

Whenhosting the kidsthe were raised, Lorraine Centre in Stevensville, first in assisted living and with Bill Grasser, Special Olympics launched his professional musical and later then finally to the nursing home side. The terrific and Jacob sharing thedivorced. joy he experienced as a child with career in 1971 as an original memLorraine worked many various jobs her entire life, staff at this wonderful place made her last years very everyone. Chuck was a musician, playing five Chuck loved hunting and fishing with his brothers ber of the Blue Waltzes School instruments andBear joining the Five Valley Accordion and his children. of Music, anwhere 18-piece Rock and Association he cooked for their picnics.

Chuck was preceded in death by his

Marlene Joyce Graham Kude Tony Wayland JR.

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special. Lorraine could be very feisty and you always grandparents, Eva Shulund; his sister, supporting theNels liveand music happening around know how she felt about your appearance or beliefs, Karen; father, Everette; mother, June Trip; because she told you very on forcefully.

But herand somethe area. Don’s influence both musicians stepmother, Lois Lear Shulund; and Joyce Oliva, times fiery personality was offset by her contagious andchildren’s the fans who loveChuck them was can never beby fully the mother. his sense of humor, always the one tosurvived pull a practical measured.

His generosity of time and talent wife, Dianna Shulund of Stevensville; his son, joke on unsuspecting recipients! Although she lost with the andinyouth around him her both short termelders memory her later years, she was never Douglas Shulund; daughters, Victoria (Calvert) lost her sense of humor.

The staff at The Living Woff ord of Helena, Patricia (Phillip) Arp of a life-long trait. The overarching sentiment ofCentre can attest to that!

Williston, ND, and Suzanne (Patrick) Zabeart musician and friend alike that LorraineAZ; is survived by all five of her is children: of Tonopah, his brothers Lynn (Donna) their friendship with Donald or a Carol Newkirk (Tom), Bob Zier, Charlene Shulund of Hamilton and Raymond (Amy)Young (Ken), Don Zier (Candy), and Jim Zier (Steph).

Her connection he madeBud wasWilliams a positive Shulund of Spokane; stepchildren grandchildren include Jon, Kristie, Ron, Marc, MarlifeJudy changing event. ofcia, Stevensville, Williams ofTina Stevensville, Angie, Christopher, Cassie, and Crystal. Her Jane (Keith) Walth of Stevensville, and Wayne Donald include fully appreciated nature; 13 great-grandchildren Alex, Anya, Anton, (Samantha) Williams of Valley Springs, CA;Kyrie, and Andrei, Natasha, Cameron, Kaylee, a passion instilled at anKobe, early age numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, Zoey, Taylor, and Cody.Donald She willfelt be deeply missed byAllie his mother. nieces nephews. by herand family and all her bingo buddies she made about protecting theApril Bitterroot Valthroughout her lifetime.

A graveside service will be held 4, 2022 The family holding a spaghetti luncheon leyisthat he had adopted as his home. at 2 p.m. at Riverview Cemetery in Hamilton.

Afor anyone that would like to join inLeach celebration of her reception willHe follow at the Daly Chapelthe supported from inception life onon Saturday, May 14 in at Hamilton, 11:30 a.m. MT. at theThe Amerlocated 1010 W. Main Teller94, Wildlife Refuge in Corvallis, ican Legion 754 Middle Burnt Fork Road, family wishesPost for all memorial donations to be Stevensville,MT MTcreated 59870. by Otto and Anne Tellgiven to a charity of your choice in Chuck’s name. ardent from Condolences er, may be leftenvironmentalists for the family at www. the San Francisco area. He served dalyleachchapel.com.

Roll Band and school in San Franthere as president, and was on the cisco, CA. Living in Marin County board for many years.

Florence - Marlene Joyce Graham Kude, 80, of ing any time she could get out of the house. She also in the 70’sMontana and 80’spassed he wasaway deeply met Karen Florence, on May 6th, 2022. bowled in leagueIn for1991, years.Donald After retiring in 1998, Marlene was born in Colon, Panama on April she and Don traveled frequently with 5thin wheel involved with the thriving Bay Area Moore at the Lonesometheir Dove 26,1942.

The family moved back to Livingston trailer visiting about 40 states including Alaska and 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. where she attended school and graduated from Park western Canada.

Tony was for the US Army fought as aThey mechanic Chris and eventually introlong-distance courtship.

CountyHayes High School in 1960. She went on to become For theworking last eight years, Marlene offmarthe Tony roped his way to the sky on January and was also in the Army reserve.

In 1964 hehusa teller at a local bank for nine years. After marrying crippling effects with her loving ducing him to future bandleader riedofinDementia, 1997 at the Teller Wildlife 19,2022, ininthe evening surrounded by his family was tobyHelena.

He was able to retire Don Kude 1968, shetaught became a homemaker.

She bandtransferred Don always her Huey Lewis.

Donald jazz atwas to keep Refuge andside. settledSargent in Karen’s ranch in his own home.

Our family’s goal from the reserves as Command Major. was especially proud of her gardens of fruit, vegetaMarlene is preceded in death by her parents, ables summer workshop at very Stanford Hamilton. him at home andIris we became are that we You theoutside Sargent strips the oak leaves and flowers. aproud special fascination Johnknow and Audra Graham; herwith brother, Roger; inUniversity, duo’ d withshe Ray Don is survived byvery his wife for Marlene he and at times hadScott, more than 50 laws, Ben Hattie Kude and and George accomplished that. around theand star.

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Tonywith Wayland was born in Hamilton MT to When the AMSA shop moved what NM, is now played Pee Wee Ellis and Karen Moore offrom Corrales, Marlene cared deeply for her loved ones, sharing Marlene is survived by her husband, Don; her Tony Wayland SR and Sarah Olive (Waylett). the Brewhouse on Eucluid to the Fort, a display lunched with Stan Getz, getting Hamilton, MT; daughter Catana food and flowers Shethe wrote letters to sisters, Fastje Tony.

(Robert), His youth waseach spentsummer. in Hamilton playing was putBonnie up honoring He and wasLavonne pictured Metcalf in his lowdown on the scene. of non-profit and for-profit events and celebraMiller, grandson DanielBill and granddaughter Elle all of her friends weekly basis, andand frequently (Bruce); brother-in-law, Kude (Sina); and niecbaseball, huntingon upa Blogett Canyon, Helping dress uniform and his calvary uniform. traveled four hours to visit her niece and nephew on es, nephews and cousins. tions. Always willing to step up and sit in, Don of Missoula, MT; hismade sisteritNancie Schumacher hisDonald family. was also a 2nd generation member Moving to Helena, possible for our dad weekends during their youth.

Marlene has been cremated and her ashes will of the Bohemian Club in San Francisco, and played with many other notable bands including of Stevensville, MT; his brother Gordon Maus In his 20’s he played semi pro ball in Hamilton. to have horses.

He and Danny took up team She was a very outdoors person and enjoyed be scattered at a later date. Condolences mayroping. be left He was the 2nd baseman.

In fact, they won the very fi rst father son team looked forward to his summer sojourns to the The Ed Norton Big Band,Burnt Montango, The Teller (Quinty Smith) of Hamilton; niece Jennifer Fork Veterinary Clinic gardening, camping, snowmobiling and four-wheelfor the family at www.dalyleachchapel.com.

Tony wasGrove drafted in the army and was sent to roping(Ben) at the of Last chance Stampede.

ManyMausgreat Bohemian playing with many a talented Refugees, Kirby and the Attachments, the Mon- Kirby Missoula; niece Meghan SPRING DISCOUNTS! Germany on a ship that took 17 days over and 17 friends and memories were made while roping. He and great musician. tana Jazz All-Stars and many a jazz duo, trio, McVey (Patrick)of Big Sky, MT; nephew Willie even longer days to get back. He was not fond of was able to continue to ride and rope until into his 1980He he never married Trisha Llorenz in San and quartet.

Maus (Chelsea)of and several cousins, theIn ocean. really said much about his 80’s. It kept him inMissoula good shape.

FFA Member Anselmo, andhesoon after they Playing thousands4Hof&shows across several grand-niece and nephews around country. time there CA except made a ring outfollowed of a half his Tony and Bobbie shared 67 yrs of the marriage and Discount dollar on the way and wore it the rest of his life. lots of adventures.

No big trips out of the country brother and sister, moving to the Bitterroot Val- states over the last $15 two decades, Don played A celebration of Donald’s well-lived life will OFF YOUR ANIMAL'S OFFICE VISIT returning to Hamilton, this daughwas as Dad did to fly but leyAfter of Western Montana.

Whenwhen Trisha’s with musicians in almost every genre including; be held on not his like birthday Julycamping, 11, 2022hunting at the Slack Schedule your 4H /FFA done. In the fall of 1953 He met Roberta Joan and visiting friends made along the way. After MIND • BODY • SPIRIT animal's annual check up ter, Catana (Cate) David wasUncle 11 years oldarranging heshared adopted funk, soul, country, bluegrass, pit orchestra Barn on the Teller Wildlife Refuge inthat Corvallis, Devin with thejazz, family at www. or herd check up! Valid (Camp)Jonathon by way of his Layton be returning from to Pennsylvania took • Simulate Flowaoftrip• Restore Balance through August 31, 2022 her and to became hercute forever would at Missoula Children’s Theater and the Missoula MT. Bigelow for him give this little dad. coed Catana a brothersmortuary.com ride back to them to Florida, then Seattle before getting home Energy • Promote Peace Hamilton - Devin Jonathon • Clear Blockages & Relaxation come to say that he was the BEST patient, Symphony Orchestra. New Donald was also the go-to Any memorial donations can be made in his Missoula after a weekend home fromdad, college.

On in the middle of the night, was his last.

He vowed Patient David Bigelow, 19, passed away Dennis J. Croxton the ride back to Missoula, He asked her out to he would never fl y again and didn’t.

Discount accepting and non-judgmental, her unsession bass player, appearing on countname to: Snyder, M.A., Reiki Master in the afternoon, Friday, April 15, givingDillon - Dennisstudio J. Croxton, Kathryn the movies for Monday, but she had to attend a Tony was preceded in death by hiswww.bittermom and $5 OFF YOUR PET'S conditional love and friendship. less recordings and CD releases.

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Dan vehicle accident in Hamilton on May 5, 2022, at the Pioneer Care member’s annual check up. and cemetary plots, and cars. feverishly fly fishing, golfing and playing music. many of the up-and-coming musicians.

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Okay then how about Wednesday, no she had a Wayland, and 2 grandchildren who adored him April 14, 2022. Memories and and Rehabilitation in Dillon. through May 31, 2022. thismay union Vicki Jean in 1955 in In 2002, Donald was introduced toMemories Deborah hadToperfect pitch2 children an Valid innate gift he used in his or Your date.

Thursday then how about and and condolences and he them, Jacob and Jesse Ruzicka.

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CorvallisTigers softball dominates Hamilton, outlasts Butte Valley wrestlers hold Battle ofVictor ‘Root Lady nab big win over

by Scott Sacry RBI’s. The had a huge impact on what

by Thomas Spencer win put the been able immediately to achieve this

by Thomas Spencer Head Coachwe’ve Ryan Tolley On Saturday, May 7th, the CorBlue Devils year. ” called a timeout to regroup his squad Drawing together all the vallis Softball team defeated Butte at 8-6 on the The Falcons showed up “I was a proud, proud coach, in the final second left after the made wrestlers in the over Central 4-2 onvalley a cold, rainy, and windy season. and performed at “The Root” they channeled a great amount of free throw. day.weekend Corvallis fell behind On Thursthe Florence hosted0-2 after the end of the emotion,” said Heather Berry, With all but the at excitement andday were the 2022 first Mike inning, but rallied withhead two day, May 5th, the McChesney bested by Matt Davis and coach of the Darby Tigers, following momentum, the Lady Tigers marched runs in the 3rd and one each in the Corvallis deBattle of the ‘Root. And it his crew of wrestlers from 4th and 5th to take a 4-2 lead going feated Hamiltheir dramatic win over valley rival to their bench where they found was once again Corvallis into 99 thepoints top ofthat thetook 7thinto inning.

Butte ton 19-3 in Corvallis.

Victor, 51-47.

Going Friday’s their cool and collected coach ready with Central then loaded the bases with three in“We’ve won it multiple every year game the Lady Tigers had struggled with instructions.

“I made home the trophy this year, notheir outs first and looked poised the to take the nings. Macee except for once so it’syounger somein game against comments trying to calm my bringing pride andpitcher honor to lead. Corvallis’s Maceestory GreenGreenwood thing we take pride in as a Pirates, but it was a different players, repeated directions in that program.

Florence wood had other plans.came She struck out went 2 for 3 team, ” said Corvallis Head this weekend.

Coach Berry aimed at the huddle, and made sure they within striking distance at the next batter, then catcher Emma with 2 RBI’s.

Matt Davis after the clarifying expectations focusing understoodCoach the importance of what 70 team points followed byandon Cashell made a nifty catch a foul Greenwood tournament.

For the Blue her athletes on what they could they were expected to do.”

Hamilton at 53 and Steball for the second out. Then, finally, was also Kiera Davis, the at 103, control.

And withDevils, that possession, Lady with the at bases stillpoints. loaded, Greenwood the winning vensville 47 total pinned Coltin Morgan of The Lady Pirates controlled Tigers held on to their late-game lead struck out the final batter to end the pitcher, going Besides the team rankings Hamilton, Luke Nuttal wresthe game, much like they did in for a dramatic and thrilling win over game.

Greenwood had 12 strikeouts in two innings, and scores, individual athtling really well at 113, beat the first game and also until hit RBI. striking out the late inTrinity the Victor. letes werematchup, recognized byan the Mclane and Makaia McEwen also had three, and John from Florence fourth quarter.

With a minute-forty “This win willPost help build some and competing schools’ coaches.

Hanna Hurst of Hamilton. remaining in the game it was 41much-needed confidence in Jason Davis from Corvallis, Seth Allen, 126, pinned 43 Pirates senior Bella individual players andatin their wrestling at and 138, Victor was recogWilliam Shiverine ofwin Stevi.

Schicilone forced a foul driving the teammates,” said Berry.

“This nized as the “Bitterroot ValAt 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 you are a4-2 Corvallis’s Macee Greenwood had 12 strikeouts in if Corvallis’s 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 win over Butte Central on May 7th.

Photo by Scott Sacry. 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 allowing only 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 one hit.

CorAfter 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. vallis’s Gabby second, 43-45 Pirates.

Then Lady and was followed by Mustafa who had one of the rare opportunities Florence gets Corvallis, Aidyn Krueger 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 went 2 forwho 2 had several into the hands clock, the freshman, down 47teams seconds “I was so happy for my players,” terrootwith Valley sinceremaining Florence is B/C and scored 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 three times, 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 whileadvantage.

Trinity Pirate Larson, at Tigers.

170, the Lady But not for long. the three-point in a basket with a foul sending her just our local teams. Many of our families Mclane went pinned Carter know each other, have battled in earlier 2 for 2 with Morgan and three RBI’s, generations, and actually get a chance to Noah Guisinger and Sydney connect at this event.” Rosenthal said the of Hamilton, Wolsky scored event began about 10 years ago, at the Lance Burrows, at three runs and direction of the valley coaches.

182 pinned Issac had five RBIs. The 2021-2022 season has apparentMartinez of HamFor Hamilton, by Thomas Spencer The Tiger offense did execute and ly been somewhat of a rekindling of the ilton. At 205, Luke Maddy Ward took advantage of each mistake of wrestling community in Florence. “As hit a home Maki won his their 13C rematch from earlierI the night. They had four guys score far In as the Florence team’s performance, run and had match, and Dallas this year, Darby boys were eager over 10 points on the night, notably couldn’t be the more pleased, ” said Rosenthal. two RBIs, of the ‘Root. Photo by Stephanie K Geiser Photography.

Blair pinned Gabe Corvallis took first place in the Battle to fendinoff the Pirates.

14 from Preston Smith who has been “We’re a bit ofVictor a rebuilding yearBesides with a and Delilah Rassmussen of a slow first quarter the Tigers solid all season, and 16 from Hooper new coaching staff andwhere a renewed comBeck went 1 ’” Stevi. And lastly, Arie McLaughlin pinned means to be ‘Falcon Tough.

Jonny Williams pinned Jett Murray of trailed by 4, the rest of the game was Reed who had a great night in the for 2 with an mitment to wrestling from the Florence Trevor Lewis of Hamilton in 5:26.

Rosenthal, who has been instrumental Florence in 1:57. For Coach Davis, “Luke RBI. Hamilreally just a slow march to victory. post.

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 ton’s pitcher Darby head coach Krystal Smith “We have been really pushing for We will have a school-sponsored Middle team effort; pushing each other hard at time, in bothBrynne the highJohnschool and Little a 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 practice, supporting teammates on and Guy programs, is took grateful for his coaching son the either 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. loss.

That match was important for the Blue 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 wresbe a good representation of Darby’s the key while Preston, Cully, Sawyer, weeks. The future of wrestling in Florence Corvallis’s Wolsky had 3 Runs and 5 RBIs in hasinestablished a win greatover culture thatCentral. we can Photo working together for several years with theSydney Corvallis’s Sophie Cooper charging the plate Corvallis’s Butte

by Scott tlers are mostly in the upper-weight classes success against the Pirates.

The Andrew, Jackson, and Nolan worked is looking bright.”

Corvallis’s win over Hamilton on May 5th. Photo build on. Stand-out performances includLittle Guy program,” said Rosenthal.

“This 19-3 Sacry. did a good job of being patient and dominated in those areas, whereas the Tigers on shooting when they were open Rosenthal, reflecting on his athletes’

by Scott ed Sean Larson at 170, Adyn Meinzen at year, however, we have Cody Sutton and Sacry.

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 wresthe lower weight classes which ultimately took high percentage shots at the which players really stood out she have been working hard, are in great Luke Maki at 205 who wrestled his last tlers that have brought some ‘old school led them to 99 points and first place. basket. responded, “That’s a tough one, this shape, focused, and having fun. We may match at home but will certainly make a Falcon Toughness’ to the mix and have When asked what their week of game all of our players did a roll and practice looked like leading up to this did it well.” matchup what they anticipated, By the end of the third quarter,Luke Corvallis took 1st in both the Shot

by Scott and Sacry in the 300m hurdles (44.17) and 3rd triple jump (38-03.5).

Florence’s Coach Smith said, “We always know this game was still very close, 32-28, Put (40-00.5) and Discus (120-01.5). in the 110m hurdles (17.35). Corvallis’s Maki took 6th in the discus (123-08). that a rival game can go any way, so but the final score was 41-60. Darby Lewis has the best shot put mark in Levi Reynoso took 2nd in the javelin our biggest advice was to keep our had a great fourth quarter, outscoring Class A this year as well as the 5th (143-03). Corvallis’s Nate Davis took best discus throw. Stevensville’s 3rd in the hurdles and head in the game, play our gamehas the greatest the Pirates 28-13. Townsend and and playClaire in the varsity the300m two teams only(46.83) separated by by Thomas Spencer Hutchison took 3rd in the 100m andtogether Florenceand com4th in the 110m hurdles ((17.82). andVictor, hustleDarby, and work 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 peteddefinitely alongside 18 other Montanaand Track and8field from (13.78). Corvallis’s Farah players Wyche and tookfans go Stevensville’s Gum took 3rd they Andquickeach posting andathletes Reed had 6 in that Spencer. wit, to keepHunter that lead in the fourth On Thursdayworked night thetogether!

Lady schools at the KLHthe Invite in Missoula Corvallis, Frenchtown, Hamilton, and 2nd in the 200m (27.84).

Corvallis’s in the shot put (44-03.5).

Corvallis’s with a little press whole game we quarter. which brings a berserk when Faith al- so if as we wellare butbehind only outscoring the in the basket, hustle play hard Yellowjackets and community quit, or in ahead, it’s on Saturday, May 7th.down and try Polson Hamilton Olivia Lewis took 2ndback, in the 300m Bryce Weidow finished thequarshot wanted totheir slow them “Until the gameinisthe over, my only lot of levity to thecompeted most scored in thenot first Yellowjackets by 5th 2 in that defense, and outwork the opponent,” celebrated seniors from the over until the buzzer rings.”

For the girls, Florence’s Kendall Quad on May 7th in Hamilton. Many hurdles (47.03), 3rd in the 200m put (37-11). Stevensville’s TJ Brown 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, Smith. of boys never girls basketball team, Boehm had a big day, finishing 1st Bitterroot Valley athletes posted some said (28.59), and“This 6th ingroup the 100m Hurdles. took 4th in the 300m hurdles (46.92) during practices, game!” other extracurricular activities. in the discus (104-09) and 6th in the impressive marks.

Corvallis’s Rylee Herbstritt took 4th and 6th Florence. in the high jump (5-04). team meetings Both and teams came The Jackets And the Lady JacketsWilson shot although put (30-03).

Hadassah For the boys, Andrew Burrows of in both the 100m hurdles (17.73) Corvallis’s Ross Lewis were took carried 2nd in or games.Hamilton Kelti in triplebyjump, their Captain, Clair from Darby finished in the 400m took 1st in the shot put (54the 300m hurdles (51.49)out andfast 5thand in strong the while hisjunior teammate did not walk away with2nd a win is otherwise the first quarter, not Hutchinson, who had an out(1:02.63) and 2nd incompeted the long jump 11).aThis is the best throw in Class A the 200m (29.66). Corvallis’s Alina Nathan Rusk took 5th. against Florence, they quiet person, really standing night.

(16-06.5).

Wilson the 2nd best this who year. Burrows also won the discus Brown took 3rd in the shot put giving (31- much against a strong, wellhas coached longThomas jump inatmosphere Class C thisofyear is a competi(145’10). Corvallis’s Brinson Wyche 08). Corvallis’s Avain Leopold took 6th for When All times arelater from Athletic.net by Spencer the up fourth and asked liked on defense “Claire hadwhat a realhegood game, team and the the andbrings in the top ten in the 400m.

Darby’s won the 1600m (4:41.75).

Wyche has in the shot put (30-06) responded about his experience, Grazzani said, tive fire to games eitherwith team but Stevi turning hard work on defense night remained positive and Amber Anderson took 3rd in the 100m time in Class A this year in and 3rd in the discus The Fighting 9 of their own to come“My aspect about being on anofthat is so the fun fastest to managed out favorite into steals and fast breaks cheerful.

The three seniors on hurdles (17.80).

Victor’s Bella Scichthe 1600m and 3200m.

Hamilton’s (108-05). Stevensville’s Yellowjackets tookthat on were the including 5 from student to experience a watch.” ahead 10-7 going exchange into fense, ” saidisFulbright.

Hutchinthe basketball team ilone took 4th in the triple Eli Taylor (51.20) and Colter KirkCrystal Hazel took 4th Broncs of Frenchtown on jump (31-Finally, Tadin Tackes in that new typeson of had life 21 andonculture with new the second quarter. the night, scoring recognized on the night were 02.25). Florence’s Allison Streekstra land (51.21) finished 1st and 2nd in the discus (98-04). CorSaturday in Stevensville. quarter.

Beller people and have opportunity speaking to his But, like she has done mostly in the transition but sheto was Hailey Thomas, Wandler, finished 5th in Kelti the 3200m (14:53.31). the 400m, which are the 3rd and 4th vallis’s Tahnee Lewis took 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.

Darby’s 4x100 relay team of Anderfastest times in Class A. Hamilton’s 6th in the javelin (89-05). out really strong in coach the Tackes, 9, Florence’s Travino, Kasidy before.” the mid and three-point range Huenergardt, Fulson, head Taylor Searle won the pole vault (13’0) Laila Smart of Corvallis son,Stevensville Wilson, Fisher, and Hawkinson first quarter, beating4x400 andYeoman Grazzani “I’ve played Italy are bright remarked, went off in the as well. basketball But the LadyinJackets and has the second best jump in Class tookFulbright, 6th. Florence’s took 4th in the high5,jump Bill speaking to his relay team some tough defensive had 4 second on the night. forplayer five years,” said Grazzani.

“This “Faith hasA.played with most effective intothe runForquarter the good who wants bemore GREAT! Hamilton’s Tyson Rostad won the of Boehm, Kidd, Cambell, (4-06). Corvallis’s Paige experience coaching Hailey and Skaggs pressure numerous times This11Saturday year in a club, because with our javelin Frosh- (170-03), and has the 2nd best of the Falcons is 27my to sixth and-gun style of play. took 5th.commented, Colaprete took 4th in the Thomas, “I have throw in Class A. the boys, Florence’s Nathaniel long jump (14-07) and andFor capitalizing strong also happened to half. in my country school more team in our end the second “Getting theand ballsports up theare floor been privileged to on coach Hailey Gale had a big day, finishing 1st in For the girls, Alana Auch won the 2nd in the triple jump drives to the basket be Senior“They Nightonly missed separate programs.”

Grazzani program since she and a lotusually of Where:quickly Corvallis Highwithout School for the past four years.and Hailey is the 1600m (4:45.58) and 2nd in the discus (117-05). Auch has the 3rd best (29-11). Stevensville’s open from the floor. for thetwo young a positive attitude and K-9 it shotsStevi in the exhibits wasted dribbling isgrades something Who: Boys & Girls entering one oflooks the toughest young ladies, was a freshman.

3200m (10:22.33).

Gale is in the top 5 throw in Class A. Hamilton’s Layne Cheyenne Sanner took Time: surprising Boys 9am-11am |working Girls his 12pm-2pm The firstand quarter endedyou will Faith has a wonsquad 2nd andquarter in a alone,” wasn’t to hear response we have been on all mentally physically, in both events for Class B. Florence’s Kearns won the long jump (16-02.5) 6th in the long jump (13Cost:asked $50 perwhat camper 13-14 Frenchtown where sea of Fulbright junior boys, when he liked most about derfully cheerful, said. That year,” said Fulbright.

“It’s gratifyever meet, and yet is so comQuinn Lue finished 1st in the high and the triple jump (33-10). Kearns 11). Corvallis’s Vivian PotKellan Beller hadeverybody 8 in that Lorenzo Grazzani teaming and thusthe far.girls “I upbeat attitude quarter proved tohis be**REGISTRATION to experience see DEADLINE the progress passionate toward JULY 11TH** jump (6-02). Darby’s William Martin has the 3rd best triple jump in Class A ter took 4th in the triple 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 Walk-Ups welcome day of camp had a busy day, he took 2nd in the this year. jump (28-06). everywhere. worked team’sofonly senior. our team.

Oureffectively coaches during are trying the game. work partstoof out every timeBeller she is on the 300m hurdles (42.22), 4th in theand doesn’t let For the boys, StevensFourus days ofgame.” instruction, water bottle, strongly defensively and an third quarter make compete and get better every anything get her The the 200mI(23.75), and 5th the 110m ville’s Kellan BellerGrazzani, took court. couldn’t ask for a in player camp t-shirt and basketball. played really strong to thefreshman Italianwas exchange single day.” down. It was an Grazzani (12) , an exchange student 1st fairly close with hurdles (16.53).

Florence inItaly the javelin (162with a better attitude.”

Yellowjacket Lorenzo from and basket in thetotook first quarter. student, was The Yellowjackets played East emotional andsenior on the team, sends a no-look pass06).

Kyler Harris 2nd in the 1600m has the best In regard his time with TOwith REGISTER CALLshot Stevensville’ only to a Beller teammate.

Kovatch thewinning jump Stevensville and some Corvallis (4:46.90) andFulbright 3rd the 3200m exciting moment throw in Class A this year. Florence’s The second andin third welcomed by warm Kylie Helena on Tuesday, 35-32, Kelti Wandler, said, FRANK McCARTHY (307) 752-1103 athletes competed at the Dillon Invita- Beller also took 4thapplause (10:22.93).

Carson in the against Photo

by Stephanie K Geisgot Victor’s awayprivileged from thetoVarner and a Stevensville. and ending a 28-game losing streak. for our girls when 15 of their own. However, the boys “quarter I have also been tional on Saturday, May 7th. took 3rd in the shot put (42-06.5).

100m (12.37).

Corvallis’s Coach McCarthy has been training athletes since 1979.

This is a unique Yellowjackets, whoyears. gaveKelti up 36 points thankful speech written by er him was They will play Florence on Thursday Faith got from to start Photography.

Stevi did hold the Broncs to 9 coach Kelti for four For the girls, Madison Lewis of Victor’s Canyon took 3rd in the AidentoRead finished 2nd educational camp that is tailored to age and skill level. in that time andParks only answered with read the crowd. at home.

Darby boys prevail against Pirates

Track Roundup

Stevi plays Florence on Senior Night KLH Invite Hamilton Quad

Stevi boys drop one to Frenchtown MCCARTHY

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Wednesday, May 11, 2022

Streamflow forecasts improve after April precipitation After nearly three months of waiting for typical winter weather, cool temperatures and precipitation finally arrived during April in Montana. Prior to April, northwest Montana had been the largest recipient of precipitation this water year. “Weather patterns shifted last month, and April precipitation was slightly below normal in northwest Montana but well above normal in southcentral and southeast Montana,” said USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Hydrologist Eric Larson. The Missouri headwaters and mainstem received near normal precipitation during April. The cool weather and precipitation resulted in snowpack percentage increases in all of Montana’s major

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“As appealing as warm, The Bitterroot Star Weather Summary sunny summer weather Bitterroot Seven Day Forecast sounds, the best-case scenario over the next couple months is continued cool weather and more precipWednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday itation in locations that Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Scattered Rain Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Cloudy did not reach their typical 59 / 32 60 / 36 52 / 32 60 / 37 70 / 46 68 / 43 66 / 44 peak snowpack levels,” said Local UV Index Detailed Local Forecast Larson. Many low elevation Today we will see partly cloudy skies, high of 59°, humidity of 32%. West southwest wind SNOTEL sites are current2 to 6 mph. The record high for today is 90° set in 1941. Expect partly cloudy skies

tonight, overnight low of 32°. West southwest wind 2 to 6 mph. The record low for tonight 0 - 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11+ ly melted out and typical is 23° set in 1973. Thursday, skies will be partly cloudy, high of 60°, humidity of 36%.

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Actions of some cause pain for many Wednesday, May 11, 2022

Bitterroot Star--Page 13

by Nathan Boddy

with me.” budget,” she says, pointing out that Dulcie recently the last person who was tasked with shared her concern cleaning the vandalized bathrooms Less than two dozwith 3rd grader, en yards from a main at River Park spent an hour and a Olive Weinberger, trail in Hamilton’s half doing so. While cleaning and whose response River Park is a willow repairing bathrooms has only one typifies the way tree so spectacular that obvious recourse, vandalism deep many people feel passers by just need to within the natural region of the park about the tree. “I reach out and touch it. requires a tough decision. As far as love the Mother Known by many locals removing the dead and vandalized Tree. I have made as, ‘The Mother Tree,’ portion of the tree, Fox says that she many memories its twisting branches hasn’t settled on any course of action there. She is an and sheltering greenyet, but would love suggestions. ery have captivated important part Nonetheless, they are issues that the imaginations of of my life and it detract her and city staff from other hundreds of children makes me sad that pressing issues. and adults. Not only people are hurting Says Fox, “It’s frustrating because does its trunk lean at we’ve got to move our resources to Ancient willow tree in Hamilton’s River Park with some of the recent van- her.” an inviting angle for ad- dalism. Photo by Nathan Boddy.

Dulcie’s this now.” venturous climbers, but husband, Paul several large branches have sprawled she sees the importance of that Belanger, points out how across the ground giving opportunity particular tree in a wholly different important access to natural manner than just a place to play. for balancing acts and stick forts. play areas is for the develop“Kids get there and they immediPerhaps aided by the tree’s disment of children, including ately want to climb it,” she says, detance from the manicured regions of their own, for whom the tree, scribing how often she’d watch kids the park, combined with the misdi“offered endless opportuniSharon SharonDedmon Dedmon rected acts of disrespectful youth, the challenge themselves to crawl out ties for play.” He is certain onto the limb and away from the setree loved by so many has again been that some creative solution • 25 years experience • 25 years experience curity of the trunk. “They would feel the target of vandalism. For the seccan be found that would, “be a bit nervous, but they would want • way cool • way coolperson person ond time a win/win for the agent kids, as well as safety • award in a year, • awardwinning winning agent and security, but still the tree Broker, ABR, GRI Broker, ABR,CRS, CRS, GRI has been maintain its character for natural play.” 406-360-0258 tagged 406-360-0258 While heart with spray wrenching to see, paint, vile the vandalism deep messages within Riverbend and imagPark is not the only ery. While way vandals are the occurdamaging the public When hiring a real estate agent, no matter where the location, there are four important things rence in When hiring a real estate agent, no matter where the location, there are four important things 2021 was good. Even within to consider; experience, knowledge, understanding of the localand market, and dedication to consider; experience,depth depth ofofknowledge, understanding of the local market, dedication unsightly, the last week, Amy to thetoclient.

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– Michael & Debbie Reid with vandalism at recent A member of theoffranchise BHHAffiliates, Affiliates, A member the franchisesystem system of of BHH LLC LLC Claudia Driscoll event has Park, the bathrooms added at Riverbend, and substaneven at the pump tially more Some of the many visitors to the willow over the years. Photo courtesy of track near the baseball insult to Dulcie Belanger. fields. Broken bottles, the city’s overturned benches, and park. Crude and vulgar drawings, to continue and they would want to smashed paper towel holders combined with Nazi symbols and challenge themselves. It was just a all compete for Fox’s attenthe mark of ‘MS13,’ have not only really beautiful way to see children tion along with the other stained a small corner of the park, exercise their own independence and duties of her position. but will once again require costly growing that ability to trust them“That all comes out of our time and effort of city staff. selves. That really resonated a lot Amy Fox, Director of Parks and Urban Forestry for the City of Be Part of an Alpaca Shearing this Summer Hamilton, says that she struggles to know which approach to take with the tree. “I know how Saturday,May May 30, 2015 AMtoto PM Saturday, 10am to444pm Saturday, May18, 212019 • 1010 am pm much people love climbing that tree,” she says, but points out that the branch most recently targeted is, in fact dead.

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Local Growers Guide

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1. Pink Grizzly Greenhouse

Phone: 406-728-3370 Lolo Location: 11454 Highway 93 South, Lolo. Next to Dairy Queen across from Lolo school.

Open May 8 through July 5th each year.

Missoula Location since 1955: 1400 Wyoming Street, Missoula on the corner of Russell and Wyoming Street. Open March 1 through December 22 each year.

• Bedding Plants: Very large selection of annual and perennial flowers. Alyssum, petunias, pansies, marigolds, begonias. Colorful flower baskets and planters. Custom planting available • Vegetable and herb starts: Organic and conventional. Tomato, pepper, broccoli, cabbage, kale, artichoke, rhubarb, basil, lavender, rosemary, thyme, cucumbers, squash, cantaloupe, melons, zucchini, and many more!

• Seed: organic and conventional. Many varieties of vegetables. Certified organic seed potatoes • Berries: Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, blueberries • Fruit trees, Shade trees, and Shrubs: Apple, cherry, plum, maple trees, aspen, honey locust, crabapple. Potentilla, barberry • Fertilizer and pest control products, organic and conventional • Garden tools: shovels, rakes, trowels, deer fence, tree protectors • Decorative pots, gifts • Potting soil, peat moss, soil pep bag products • List of DEER RESISTANT plants!!!

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406-777-3365 899 Three Mile Creek Road Miles Ave From Eastside Highway turn left on Three Mile Creek Rd and continue to the 4-way stop sign and you are there!

Bill and Suzanne Smith are owners of a mom and pop store in a location that has served the community for over 90 years. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or a firstE. time grower we Tanner have a wide variety of choices to satisfy your needs. We offer Seed Saver Exchange open-pollinated, non-GMO seed as well as Burpee heirloom seed. We carry Bonnie Plants vegetables and Main St. herbs and Better Homes & Gardens trees, shrubs, peonies & lilies at optimum planting times Park for our area. We source locally grown annual & perennial flowers, vegetables, herbs and a variety of hanging baskets to add beauty and valueSouthwick to your home or business. We carry soil and fertilizer for the plants we sell. We have two lifetimes of growing experience and can give you helpful advice on how to plant and care for your choices. We strive to have those things everyone is looking for and those specialty items you won’t find anywhere else. If you are looking forward to sunny days and playing in the dirt come see us first! We can’t wait to see our friends and make new ones this growing season.

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Family owned & operated. Wholesale & retail. 241-8360 • 5629 Lower Woodchuck, Florence (8 Mile community, follow signs 1.5 miles north from Eastside Hwy, north of the round about.)

Mon-Fri 9am - 7pm, Sat 9am-5pm. Closed Sundays Mid April through June while supplies last Eight large greenhouses full of annual bedding plant packs, pots and hanging baskets: • Flowers including pack petunias, marigolds, pansies, alyssum, lobelia, etc.

• Veggies including dozens of varieties of tomatoes & peppers, cole crops, herbs, cucumbers, squash and more; pack, 4” or 6” while supplies last.

• Wide variety of 12” hanging baskets (5,000 to choose from) * Specialty large combination baskets • Official Proven Winner Grower!

• Large specialty planters and color bowls for Mother’s Day Hwy 93 • Look for our plants at local garden centers in the Bitterroot and Missoula. www.brownsgreeenhousemt.com Find us on Facebook

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Just south of the stop light in Florence.

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10. Moeller’s Nursery

777-3061 • 5034 Eastside Hwy. Stevensville, halfway between Stevensville and Florence. lupine, sedum, and ornamental grasses.

Open Mon. to Sat. 9am to 6pm, Sun. 11am-5pm Vegetable bedding plants – Large variety that produce well in theon Bitterroot: tomatoes, 406-961-3389 • Since 1971 •¾ miles South of Corvallis Eastside Hwy. Online order With over 30 years of growing in the Bitterroot Valley, CGG provides the best plants and customer peppers, cukes, melons, squash, broccoli and herbs. MT certified seed potatoes, strawberry service for long-time locals and new-comers alike. Stock up on everything you need for yourat berry, ing Moellersnursery.com plants, asparagus roots. Wall-o-water plant protectors. herb and vegetable gardens then be ready for an abundant feast this summer/fall. Locally grown Open every Nursery day instock season – April through November (while supplies last) – Shade trees, fruit trees, flowering trees and shrubs.

Lilac bushes.

Potentillas. Rhuannuals, hanging baskets, perennials, Montana-hardy roses, and flowering shrubs blooming in Bedding plants – Large selection of annual & perennial bedding pansies, petunias, barb plants, gooseberry, raspberry, grape, currant, and honeyberry.

Saveplants: now on bare root trees every shade imaginable. Visit our website cottagegardengreenhouse.com or follow us on facebook and impatiens, shrubs. lobelia, asters, dahlias, geraniums, moss roses, marigolds, alyssum, begonias, for weekly specials and local gardening advice.

Potting soil,more. peat moss, and seeds. osteospernum, and Large selection of hanging baskets featuring begonias, fuchsias, • Large selection of Montana hardy berry plants Produce – A complete line available in season. Specializing in super sweet sweet corn, cauliflower, super petunias & mixed baskets.

• Locally grown annuals broccoli, cabbage, potatoes, cucumbers, squash and pumpkins.

• Tomatoes - 24 varieties of cherries, heirlooms & hybrids Perennials - 120 varieties including bleeding hearts, peonies, columbine, daisies, delphiniu • Vegetable starts from asparagus to zucchini Lupin, sedum, and ornamental grasses.

• Hanging baskets for sun or shade 11. Beautiful & More Vegetable bedding plants –Baskets Large variety that produce well in the Bitterroot: tomatoes, • Perennials, hardy roses and flowering shrubs blooming in every shade imaginable!

246 Christofferson Lane, Corvallis peppers, cukes, melons, squash, broccoli and herbs. MT certified seed potatoes, strawber • Select blooming and shade trees 509-936-2706 & 509-936-0963 plants, asparagus roots.

Wall-o-water plant protectors.

Call or stop by with your ideas and questions today!

Come choose from over 100 handmade beautiful baskets. These baskets are sure to add some Now accepting VISA/MC. Nursery stock – Shade trees, fruitthis trees, flowering trees and shrubs.

Lilac bushes. beauty to your deck or patio summer.

We specialize in hanging baskets, color bowls, etc. AlsoPotentilla check gooseberry, out our large selection of healthygrape, vegetables for your garden.

Rhubarb plants, raspberry, currant, and honeyberry. Save now on bare Open 6 days a week. Monday - Saturday root trees and shrubs.

6. Super 1 Foods - Stevensville Look for our sign on Eastside Highway 777-7300 • 39 Stevensville Cutoff Rd • Stevensville Potting soil, peat moss, and seeds.

Open 7 days a week.

Produce – A complete line available in season. Specializing in super sweet sweet corn, cau Great selection of quality plants, good prices, and great selections of annuals, vegetables, and 12. K&S Greenhouse flower, broccoli, cabbage, potatoes, cucumbers, squash and pumpkins. new plants weekly from asters to zinnias. Garden supplies and art.

961-1612 • 204 Black Lane, Corvallis, a half mile east of the Pharaoplex Theater.

Open Monday – Saturday, 9am-6pm, Sunday 10am – 4pm.

K&S Greenhouse has the healthiest plants in the Bitterroot — and best variety of hanging baskets 7. Stevensville Hardware • 406-777-3252 • 323 Main Street and deck planters. They carry vegetable seeds, onion sets and Montana-certified seed potatoes.

The Boutique 327 • 406-7774327 • 327 Main Street They also have herbs and vegetable starts – including 25 varieties of tomatoes. Check out their Open: Monday-Friday 7am-7pm, Saturday 8am-6pm, & Sunday 9am-5pm extensive selection of annual and perennial plants, as well as their nursery featuring small-caliber The Garden Center is located at Stevensville Hardware! ornamental trees, fruit trees and shrubs. www.ksgreenhouse.com Stevensville Hardware is your Garden Center Headquarters with a large selection of hanging baskets, annuals and perennials from our local Brown’s Greenhouse.

13. Bitterroot Nursery We carry many different types of soils, bark, manure, compost, rock and decorative bricks to help 961-3806 • 3 miles North of Hamilton on the Eastside Hwy. put the final touches on your garden or landscaping project. Our lawn and garden department Large selection of locally-grown trees and shrubs, vegetables, bedding plants, hanging baskets, inside has everything you need to get your lawn green from garden hose, sprinklers and fittings. perennials, annuals, pottery, garden ornaments, landscape supplies, mulch and more! Open M-F Be sure to stop into the Boutique 327 for unique gifts, home decor, house plants, yard art and 9-5:30, Sat 9-5, closed Sundays. more! As always buy a pot or bring your own and we will plant it for FREE! Visit the Rental Department. We have tillers, thatchers, an enclosed skid steer, mini excavator, boom lift, post driver and a little Bobcat. Along with so much more to help get your outside project 14. Evans Ace Hardware done in a breeze. Delivery is available for equipment.

363-3351 • 714 N. First (on Hwy 93) Hamilton Open 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 7 Days a week Evans Ace Hardware is your neighborhood gardening headquarters and Premier level STIHL deal8. Stevensville Country Store ership. Our certified garden team includes graduates from the SCOTTS Training Institute. They are 406-777-5527 • 3673 Eastside Hwy - Just south of Stevensville on Eastside Hwy. eager to answer your lawn and gardening questions. Our greenhouse has a full selection of local Open Monday - Saturday 9am-6pm, Sunday 10am-5pm - countrystore.net annuals, perennials, herbs, as well as Montana grown vegetables from Brown’s Greenhouse in From feed to seed to fencing and hardware, your local Country Store in Stevensville is here for Florence. Glacier Nursery will be supplying an assortment of trees and shrubs. Convenient bags of all your Spring needs! We work hard to stock our shelves with the highest quality products from soils and amendments are piled high. well-respected brands. We have seeds from Burpee, Botanical Interest, BSG Bailey, Rainier Seeds.

Evans Ace Understands that spending time in your garden isn’t all about work. We have everything We also have bedding plants, gardening supplies, and much, much more. And don’t forget about you need to relax and entertain outdoors as well. our wide selection of Pet and Livestock Feed supplies. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff is Add to your bragging rights with grills and accessories from TRAEGER and WEBER. We can enhere to deliver a positive customer experience - we have the expertise to help you with all your sure you consistent value throughout the growing season with national sales events from now until challenging Spring projects. We look forward to serving you!

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9. Nature’s Enhancement, Inc. Stop in and see the newest member of the family, now a Cub Cadet Dealer!

777-3560 • 2980 Eastside Hwy. (corner of Bell Crossing & Eastside Hwy.) Public Welcome - Open M-F 8 am - 3:30 pm - Some Saturdays.

15. COOKS’ Gardens, the Greenhouse Low grower prices. Nursery and full-service landscape company. Landscape Services: Complete 363-0212 landscape services including lawn installation, sprinkler systems, custom rock walls, and planting 177 Golf Course Rd • Hamilton. Conveniently located just 2 blocks off of Highway 93. services. We also build patios, decks, fire pits, retaining walls, pathways and water features. Tree A seasonal greenhouse, Cook’s Gardens offers a selection of unique annuals, deer resistant perenservices and moving also available! nials, grasses, ornamental succulents, over 20 varieties of tomatoes, other veggies, yard art and Nursery: We specialize in Rocky Mountain natives and hardy plant material including instant shade containers. Always friendly, always helpful, we can recommend the right combo for the right spot trees, large evergreens, fruit trees, blooming shrubs, colorful groundcovers and wildflowers. Plant and we’ll plant up your containers especially for you. sizes range from a 1-gallon container up to a 30-ft. B&B tree.

April Hours: 10-5, Closed Sundays and Thursdays.

Located on 40 acres in Stevensville. Major credit cards accepted. For examples of landscape May and June hours: Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 11-4 projects and our plant catalog visit: www.naturesenhancementinc.com

10. Moeller’s Nursery

406-961-3389 • Since 1971 • ¾ miles South of Corvallis on Eastside Hwy. Online ordering at Moellersnursery.com Open every day in season – April through November (while supplies last) Bedding plants – Large selection of annual & perennial bedding plants: pansies, petunias, lobelia, asters, impatiens, dahlias, geraniums, moss roses, marigolds, alyssum, begonias, osteospernum, and more. Large selection of hanging baskets featuring begonias, fuchsias, super petunias & mixed baskets.

Perennials - 120 varieties including bleeding hearts, peonies, columbine, daisies, delphinium,

16. The Scented Garden and Greenhouse

Owner Sandie Fleischmann 406-363-7405 • 285 Grundy Lane, Hamilton (just off Grantsdale Road, 2 blocks south of Golf Course Road) Watch for the blue and gold signs.

Open 10:30-4:30 Mon-Fri, 10-4 Sat, 11-3 Sunday.

Organic, homegrown and hand cared for quality plants for all your gardening needs, including large hardy perennials, and bedding plants too numerous to mention. Gorgeous hanging baskets, deck and container pots. Organic vegetables too! We give you ideas for your unique look, with color all year long, that adds quality to your home. Open for the season from April until October. If you haven’t seen our beautiful gardens, please stop by! You might even get a few gardening ideas.

Wednesday, May 11, 2022

Flyfishing Journal

Bitterroot Star--Page 15

Looking back, and looking forward

This is my first year here that I won’t be running a fly shop.

It was about this time of year in 1987 when I drove through the south end of this valley with a full load in my old ’63 Dodge pickup. I let out a blood-curdling whoop that nearly scared me when I first saw the fresh snow on Trapper Peak – I was back home in the mountains again.

For the preceding couple of years I had missed the mountains.

I felt trapped in Silicon Valley.

My roots were in California’s Shasta County. Where I had come from, there were mountains, big trees, rivers and streams full of native trout, clean air, four seasons, and people who were at once hard-nosed and genuine.

My new neighbors in Montana thought that California consisted of nothing but Hollywood, smog, AIDS, and whacko greed-driven politics.

I had to convince some of them that I came from a place very much like this valley where I had just arrived. This has been my home ever since.

And I have loved it here. My youngest son Matt was born here, and now, as a man, he returns to the West Fork he fished as boy -- the place his heart calls home.

Chuck

Stranahan

35 years of conservation

The West Fork is different now than when I first arrived here. There were no special regulations then. A trout of sixteen inches was a rarity. Now they are commonplace.

One of my first conservation efforts here was to write newspaper articles calling for the Department of Natural Resources to manage water releases from Painted Rocks for the benefit both agricultural and fisheries resources.

A few years later I wrote in support of the uphill struggle to establish spe-

degrade our fishery resources until they cial regulations for the river’s fishery. are effectively dealt with. Shop or no, Chris Clancy had become the area’s I’ll be in the conservation battles on the FWP fishery biologist, and carried side of the resources. that effort forward. The Westslope cutthroat trout is now protected and thriving in the Bitterroot drainage. So 35 years of friendships are the McCloud River rainbows from Over the past 35 years my best California and the Irish strain brown friends came into my life through the trout introduced here by Marcus Daly. doors of my shop. An exception is my Today, the Bitterroot River offers a quality trout fishing experience than it didn’t 35 years ago.

Later, my efforts to protect this valuable watershed (the river brings roughly $25 million into the economy annually) by promoting streamside setbacks fizzled.

Whacko greed-driven politics, unfortunately, are doing well My son Matt on the West Fork, twenty years ago. here in the Bitterroot Valley. wife Jan. I walked into her office when Since then, my columns about over- she was principal of Corvallis Primary crowding on the West Fork spurred School. From there she became my the letters to FWP in Missoula that best fishing buddy before she became resulted in the establishment of the my wife. Now she is both.

Bitterroot River Advisory CommitOthers have launched careers out tee. Prolonged hearings and meeting of my shop. One among them was a ad nauseum resulted in capping the young writer-guide whose first job out then-current levels of commercial of college was working in my shop. use – at too much use. At least it was Greg Thomas is the author of several something. books including the Montana Trout There are conservation issues still Fisherman’s Bible. on the table. They will not go away by The kids who first sat at my bench themselves, and will only continue to to tie flies are now having kids of their

own. I’ve taught some of these second-generation youngsters how to tie a fly and helped introduce them to the sport.

A couple of those grown kids now have careers as guides and outfitters.

Chris Rockhold and Alex Hibala are two of the finest young fly tyers and guides I have known, and that’s high

praise - the list is long.

And here lately, one family of wonderful kids adopted me as grandpa – and I couldn’t be more pleased and proud of my place in their lives. It’s for them, and kids like them, that I’m still engaged in conservation efforts. And this summer, I look forward to camping and fishing with them, watching their young faces light up in wonder as I introduce them to part of their outdoor heritage.

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Montana 21st Judicial District Court, Ravalli County In the Matter of the Name Change of “Janice” Jeniece Howerton Palmer, Jeniece Howerton Palmer, Petitioner Cause No.: DV-41-202200000-74-NC Dept. No.: 1 NOTICE OF HEARING ON NAME CHANGE This is notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from “Janice” (on birth certificate) Marie Howerton Palmer to Jeniece Marie Howerton. The hearing will be on 06/15/22 at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County.

Date: April 25, 2022.

Paige Trautwein Clerk of District Court By: Catherine di Gleria Deputy Clerk of Court BS 5-11, 5-18, 5-25, 6-1-22.

Douglas D. Harris DOUGLAS HARRIS LAW OFFICES Attorney at law 322 WEst Spruce Street P.O. Box 7937 Missoula, Montana 598077937 Telephone: (406) 549-7176 Fax: (406) 549-5177 spurcelaw@blackfoot.net ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF: DONALD LEE SCHURMAN, Deceased.

Probate No.: DP-22-24 Dept. No.: 1 Judge Howard F. Recht NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the above-named estate. All persons having claims against the Decedent are required to present their claims within four (4) months after the date

of the first publication of this Notice to Creditors or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to MELISSA LEA SCHURMAN, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, in care of Douglas Harris Law Offices, P.O. Box 7937, Missoula, Montana 59807-7937, or filed with the Clerk of the above-named Court.

DATED this 20th day of April, 2022. /s/ Douglas D. Harris, Attorney for Melissa Lea Schurman Personal Representative BS 4-27, 5-4, 5-11-22.

MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY In the Matter of the Name Change of Annie Rose Leatham, Annie Rose Leatham, Petitioner Cause No.: DV-41-20220000054-NC Dept. No.: 2 NOTICE OF HEARING ON NAME CHANGE This is notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from Annie Rose Leatham to Morgan Lillianne Scott.

The hearing will be on 06/09/2022 at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County.

Date: April 21, 2022 Paige Trautwein Clerk of District Court By: Timothy Nydell Deputy Clerk of Court BS 4-27, 5-4, 5-11, 5-18-22.

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

THE ESTATE OF: JOSIE ROSALEE SWANSON, a/k/a Josephine Meuchel Swanson, a/k/a Josephine R. Swanson, a/k/a Josie Swanson, Deceased.

Probate No.: DP-2022-59 Dept. No.: 1 HOWARD F. RECHT 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 JAMES B. SWANSON, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at c/o LionWood Law, PLLC, 115 W. 3rd Street, Suite 103, Stevensville, Montana 59870, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court.

Dated this 26th day of April, 2022. /s/ JAMES B. SWANSON, Personal Representative c/o LionWood Law, PLLC 115 W. 3rd St., Ste. 103 Stevensville, MT 59870 LionWood Law, PLLC /s/ John S. Masar Attorney for Personal Representative BS 5-4, 5-11, 5-18-22.

RICHARD A. WEBER, P.C. PO Box 1917 Hamilton, Montana 59840 Telephone: 406/363-6888 Email: ravallilaw@montana. com Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT, RAVALLI COUNTY In Re the Estate of: EVELYN L. LOCKE; Deceased.

Case No.: DP-22-61

Dept. No. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed estate. All persons having claims against the said deceased are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to Robert F. Olsson, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at the Law Offices of Richard A.Weber, PO Box 1917, Hamilton, Montana 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court.

Dated this 29th day of April, 2022. /s/ Robert F. Olsson Personal Representative BS 5-11, 5-18, 5-25-22.

CALL FOR BIDS Bitterroot Backcountry Cyclists (BBC) is partnering with the USDA Forest Service to complete trail clearing on the Bitterroot National Forest (BNF). BBC is currently accepting bids for a service contract for Trail Opening on more than 200 miles of trails throughout the Montana portion of the BNF, outside of designated Wilderness areas.

The type of work includes: “Logging Out” all downed or leaning trees within the clearing limits (width and height); “Loose Rock Removal” of all rock larger than 6” from the trail tread; and “Drainage Clearing” of all drainage structures. The Contractor shall provide all expertise, labor, supervision, services, equipment, mobilization, tools, supplies, permits, licenses, transportation, and incidentals necessary to perform trail opening, for which the desired outcome is in strict accordance with the Standard Trail Plans and Specifications. Bid packages, including list of trails in

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scope of project, maps, trail specifications, and additional details are available by email from jkernmt@gmail.com or by telephone at 406-3817903. Bids must be received

by May 25, 2022 and will be awarded on or about May 27, 2022.

BS 5-11-22.

William J. Nelson, Esq. Nelson Law Office PLLC 217 North 3rd Street Suite J Hamilton, MT 59840 Telephone: (406) 363-3181 Attorney for Plaintiffs Issued MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY PHILIP ALLAN REED AND SUSAN ELIZABETH REED, Plaintiffs, vs GMAC Mortgage Corp. DBA ditech.com, a Pennsylvania Corporation, 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-41-2022-93 Dept. No. 1 SUMMONS TO ALL UNKNOWN DEFENDANTS 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, THIS ACTION IS BROUGHT TO QUIET TITLE TO LAND SITUATED IN RAVALLI COUNTY MONTANA AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Lot 1, Trapper Peak Estates, a subdivision in the SE ¼ Sec-

tion 12, Township 2 North, Range 21 West, Ravalli County Montana, according to the recorded plat thereof.

Doc No. 444333, Within 21 days after service of this summons, you must serve on the Plaintiffs an answer to the attached Complaint under Rule 12 of the Montana Rules of Civil Procedure. Do not include the day you were served in your calculation of time. The answer or motion must be served on the Plaintiff or Plaintiff’s attorney, if Plaintiff is represented by an attorney, whose name and address are listed above.

If you fail to respond, Judgment by Default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. You also must file your answer or motion with the Court.

Given under my hand this 3rd day of May, 2022.

Paige Trautwein Clerk of District Court By: Deputy Clerk of Court BS 5-11, 5-18, 5-25-22.

LEGAL NOTICE Becky Bonngard, Jesse Goodwin, Lola Sabrina Groover, Lindsey D. Jacobson, Brenda Beard, NOTICE IS NOW GIVEN, that pursuant to the provisions of MC 70-6-601, et. seq. and the contracts you signed, the contents of your storage units are now subject to an operator’s lien. Unless the accruing balance is paid in full and all contents removed from the units, before 12 noon, May 20, 2022, the contents of the storage units will be removed and sold at XTRA Space RV & Mini Storage, 350 Old Corvallis Rd., Hamilton, MT, 59840, at 1 PM on Saturday, May 21, 2022.

BS 5-11-22.

Fourth Grade Farm Fair 2022

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The 30th annual Fourth Grade Farm Fair took place on May 6 at the Ravalli County Fairgrounds. Fourth graders from throughout the Bitterroot Valley could move among 32 Agriculture Learning Stations, learning about everything that happens on farms and ranches, where our food comes from, the importance of agriculture to our world, plants, animals, natural resources, and much more, all provided by numerous volunteers and non-profit groups. There were also many hands-on activities for the kids, like making their own ice cream by rolling a metal can filled with cream, sugar and ice, making rope from baling twine, and riding on a horse-drawn wagon.

Students attending the the 4th Grade Farm Fair got a lesson in how water moves across the landscape and some of the benefits provided by the resource as well as the potential impacts of human activities on the environment from Stevensville FFA members Zoui Spears and Kameron Lescantz. The trailer is courtesy of the Bitterroot Conservation District and is used as a traveling educational exhibit in many other events throughout the year.

Kids got a peak into the real life of a cowboy from local rancher Russ Koppes and his partner Kaia Morrison and their horses Oak and Lena, who are sisters.

“A lot of kids think being a cowboy is just riding horses,” said Koppes, “but it’s a whole lot more than that.” Besides riding the range, there is mucking out the stalls, putting up hay, brushing and cleaning, mending fences and…well you get the picture.

With a cow/calf pair on display, Owen Dunn, a member of the Corvallis FFA, imparted a lot of knowledge about the animals, such as the fact that the gestation period for a cow’s pregnancy is shorter than a human’s, about 6 months, how much they eat, how big they can grow. He also shared his personal enthusiasm for raising the animals and how rewarding it can be.

Orion Masar from the Stevensville FFA was on hand to tell the kids pretty much anything they would want to know about wheat. From soft wheat to hard wheat, kids learned about the different kinds of wheat, where and how it grows, how it is ground for making flour, and how is used to make bread, muffins, pancakes, even macaroni. A food staple, it covers more acreage in the U.S. than any other crop.

You served.

Now it’s our turn.

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MATT ROSENDALE IS FIGHTING FOR MONTANA Introduced legislation to help restore America’s energy independence.

Voted against Biden’s irresponsible spending package.

Stevensville FFA member Audette Rudolph was on hand to explain everything there is to know about sheep. In fact, you could easily learn more than you could digest, unless you digest like a sheep, which she knows a lot about and had a chart illustrating the process.

Opposed vaccine mandates.

Fought to protect our 2nd Amendment rights.

Worked to secure our Southern Border.

Paid for by Matt Rosendale for Montana

Photos by Michael Howell

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COMPLAINT: candidate calls complaint ‘underhanded’ continued from page one ed States, having resided at least two years in the state immediately before taking office, and having been admitted to the practice of law for at least five years before holding office. She said the courts have already definitively established that it means practice of law anywhere, not just on the state of Montana. She has been practicing law for 31 years.

Mell said as far as the residency requirements go, she has been a resident of Montana in Ravalli County since 2003. She said the law states that, “In determining the place of residence the following rules are to be observed. It is the place where a person remains when not called elsewhere for labor or other special or temporary purpose and to which the person returns in seasons of repose.”

“Montana has been my place of repose since 2003,” said Mell. She said she moved to Montana in 1968 as a four-year old and went to grade school

through college in Montana. She left the state for a while but then returned to take up residency in 2003.

She went on to say that the lawsuit has misinterpreted Washington state law voting requirements. She said she did file to vote in 2019 in Washington and voted there, but that Washington law allows people to vote there in absentee ballots until they register to vote in another state for up to 10 years after leaving the state. She did register to vote here in February of this year.

Mell said she was confident that

the lawsuit was going to be dismissed, but there was not time to get that done before the primary election.

“They just wanted to get me to talk about why I voted the way I did,” said Mell, “so the damage is done. But I’m confident that most people will realize that if my candidacy was illegitimate that it would have already been invali-

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The Public is cordially invited to attend In remembrance of those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice

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Help collect water samples this summer and fall at any of 20 sites being monitored in perpetuity by the Bitterroot River Health Check program.

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dated in this process by my opponent.”

She called the whole thing “an abuse of power and underhanded” and blamed Fulbright’s campaign staff for orchestrating it.

Neither Liechty nor Ehli returned phone messages from the Bitterroot Star inquiring about the lawsuit.

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