december 2nd, 2009

December 2, 2009 Volume VII Issue 23

Tricia’s Trader

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PUBLISHER’SCOMMENTS

CONTENTS:Classifieds, Classifieds,

EVERYWHERE!Pg.

Ad Placement Form .............9“Animal Academics” ...........10Comic ................................11Community Spotlight .........14Cowboy Poetry by ...............5 Fred Liese“Laugh Lines” .......................8“Marketing Toolbox” ...........19“Money Talks” ..................7 Financial ColumnPhoto Contest ....................12Realty Section .....................6Rodeo Roundup ................13Subscription Request ..........9“Things to Know” .................4Word Game .........................9Word Game Answers .........20Many other items of interest

and more new features being added monthly!

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Western regiOn:Christie would love to

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NEW ADVOCATE FOReAstern regiOn:

Tasha is happy to help you if you live in one of

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HOMES & HOMES WITH ACREAGEWE RENT DREAMS! Central MT opportunity in adventure travel biz. Motorcycle rental/tours. $50K2 FOR 1! Main home w/bsmnt+upper bonus rms. Use 2nd 2-bd home as rental/MIL unit. Geraldine $62KBE A HAPPY HOMEOWNER in affordable 4-bd, 1-ba home! Country living in Carter $77,900CUSTOM HOME 3bd/2ba, 1850 sq. ft. w/hrdwood floors,2 gas fp,dbl car garage. Chester $84,9003Bed/2Ba 1700 Sq. ft. hm w/cntrl air, grg, fenced yrd. Across from city park. Ft. Benton PRICED TO SELLRIVER ST. TOWNHOME 2-bd, 2-ba w/ofc, 2-car gar, undergr sprnklrs! Brand new const. $139,900BEAUTIFUL HOME on walk-out bsmt, 4-bd 3-bath, dbl garage plus RV sized carport, paved drive & storage bldg. Landscaped yd, deck & entertaining area, creek on 1.43 ac. Geraldine. $179,000HOME + 21 ACRES 3Bd, 1 3/4Ba w/ dbl grg, grain bins.18 ac w/CRP contract. Brady Area $195,000ROCKY MTN VIEWS Home, barn on 10 ac. Wildlife, quiet, ready for you! Conrad. $240KROOM FOR HORSES 21+ ac w/home, barn, tack rm, corrals, outbldgs. Good H20. Dutton. $250,000EQUESTRIAN PROP 13 ac. Home, shop, outbldgs, corrals, riding arena. Ft. Shaw. $325KBENTON LAKE AREA 40 CRP ac + new energy eff home, gar, extra homes & farm bldgs. $375,000

FARMS, RANCHES & ACREAGE459 ACRES Farm/ranch & res’l dev pot’l. Fenced, grn stor, mtn views. N of Belgrad. 2 parc poss. $4K/ac14+/- ACRES Several beautiful building sites. Borders BLM & Custer Nat’l Forest. Hunters dream! $30K320+/- ACRES w/haygrnd. Well w/pump jack & large storage tank on property. Carter Co. MT $135,0001231.33+/- AC & 160 BLM, 240 AC haygrnd. Good H20. Home, barn & corrals. SW of Ekalaka $520KROCKY MTN FRONT 920 ac NW of Choteau. 716 ac CRP, bal in pasture, 120 ac State lease. $750K458 ACRES Pivot, irrgtd alfalfa hay 236 ac./66ac. Fld irrtd hay, 135 ac grss, 21 ac hmsite. NC MT. $820,00012,000 AC Blaine Co. CRP,BLM/State lease, & hay ground. Excellent deer & antelope hunting. $5.6M

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Does your community or area do something unique and interesting? Have an interesting story? Let us know! You just may end up being featured in the Com-munity Spotlight section.

Havre Coin Shop, New Owner!Buy/Sell coins, gold, silver,sports cards. Estate apprais-als. Will travel for large col-lections. Scott Froehlich.406-265-4622 or 390-1761. 7-II:1-I

Nov. 30th ~ Dec. 4th

25% OFF All In-Stock Items *includes Lighting, Frames, Carpet, Vinyl,

Framed Art, Posters, Prints, & more*

50% OFF Carpet & Vinyl Remnants

DAILY GIVE-AWAYS ~ Two $25 Gift Certificates

FRIDAY, DEC. 4th SPECIALS ~ Coupon Drawing, with any purchase, for

15%-25% OFF CUSTOM ORDERS

FRIDAY, DEC. 4th ~ Refreshments served

See store for all the details. 228-9844 Glasgow M-F 8:30-5:30, Sat. 8:30-12:00

For Sale: Rollaway bed,king-size. Call 406-353-4250. 11-II

Inquiring Minds Want to Know: How are we doing?Take our ‘Tricia’s Trader’10 question survey online!Go to Kimmel-Kreations.comand click on the survey link.We will also be mak-ing phone calls to past ad-vertisers to get your input.Thankyouforyourhelpinmak-ing‘Tricia’sTrader’evenbetter!

For Sale: Antiquediningroomtable, 6 chairs and 2 leaves, 2matching buffets, whole set$500. Mens mtn bike, excel-lent shape, $195. 2 decorativearchedmirrors,$80pair.2can-vas pastel paintings $75. Oakbookcase headboard for twinbed, beautiful condition, $50.CallRita357-2835. 11-II

For Sale: 4 Targhee year-ling rams and 6 ram lambsfor sale. Call 357-4179 inevenings for more infor-mation. Zurich, MT. 12-I

For Sale: 23 ft of 16”x16”chimney block $75. Coronadooilburnerheaterandtank$200.ZeroZone4-doordisplayfreezer$500.Call(406)379-222512-I

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dec. 3, thus.: HOMEBUYERS ED CLASS Hill County Electric Hospitality Room at 2121 US Hwy 2 W. Havre. 5pm-9pm, fee $20. Call 434-9161 x114 to register.dec. 4 & 5:, Fri. & sat.: NORTH POLE EXPRESS CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW, IOOF Hall, Saco, MT. Fri, 6-8pm; Sat. 9-3.dec. 5, sat.: ST. THOMAS CATHOLIC CHURCH BAZAAR, New Horizons Day Center, across from VFW in Harlem. Bake sale, Chili & Stew feed, Bazaar Tables. Call 406-353-4411 for more info. dec. 5, 6, sat. & sun.: CHOUTEAU COUNTY COUNTRY CHRISTMAS. See Community Spotlight for details. Crafts, Antiques and Open Houses in Big Sandy, Virgelle, Loma, Fort Benton and Geraldine.dec. 6, sun.: LIBERTY COUNTY CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL, CJI School Old Gym, 11am-3pm. For info email Chamber at [email protected] or call 759-4848.dec. 9, Wed: HARLEM COUNTRY CHRISTMAS 4-7pm. Visit Harlem, Montana’s Main Street for vendor booths, food and more!

Let us know what’s happening in your neck of the woods. It’s free and it gets read! Call 379-2377 or email [email protected].

THINGS TO KNOW: The next issue of Tricia’s Trader will be distributed Wed., December 16th.

Ad Submission DEADLINE is Wed., Dec. 9th at 9am.

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To QUALIFY you need to occupy your new home byJune 30, 2010, & purchase by April 30.

The ONLY - not modular home - WAY to qualify isan American RTM Home built for Spring Delivery …because regular contractors do not build in winter.

American RTM Homes … built this winter … are the only new stick-built home option for TaxCredits … BUTACT NOW because our Spring Deliveries are limited to 10 units.

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For Sale: New quality builtcustom home on approx. 1.7acres, bordering Hwy 209.3br/2bath,lotsofextras,2cargarage.Close toGlacierPark.$5000 allowance for appli-ances&landscaping.$329,000offering a$5000 finders feeat closing. Call for brochure.406-837-5716, cell 406-471-4683 or 270-8479. 7-I:12-II

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Find us at the south end of Main.I f we don’ t have i t , we can get i t !

Charlie & Kay Brekke, Owners


Fred Liese makes his home at the edge of Black Coulee near Turner, Montana. Raised on the Big Flat, he finds plenty of “inspiration” in the people and things around him every day, and Fred’s brand of entertainment has earned him a large following throughout the US and Canada.

COWBOY POetrY BY H. Fred Liese

Their structure is aluminum.They’re parked and standing ready

To offer some stabilityFor those who are not steady.

But two walkers standing side by side‘Neath the parking limit sign;

They have posed there long enough.Now could this be a crime?

At the Hill County Library,There’s untold circumstance.

For they’re perched upon the curbAs if they’re waiting for a chance . . .

To safely step into the streetAnd for the proper time to cross.

If this was not November,They’d begin to gather moss.

Questions, questions, questionsAbound and come entwined.What happed to the owners?

We must locate and find.

Curiosity begins to sprout,Takes root; It needs to bloom.

But while the bud remains unopened,All plots we can assume.

Now, a gentleman from HarlemSent a list of suppositions

As to why these walking aidsAre aligned in this position.

The taxicab was much too full.Is it “Share a Walker Week”?Were these to be recycled?

Are they somewhere “up a creek”?

Have they been revivedAnd their walkers now were tossed?

Had aliens abducted?Are the owners truly lost?

And the lightning and the thunder,Though it seems a bit unfounded,Metal structures were abandonedFor fear they could be grounded?

Inspiration from their readings,The literature regarded,

Have they then just walked awayAnd their walkers are discarded?

But observe the sweet librariansThen accept it or deny it;

Could this be a consquenceWhen they smile and say, “Be quiet”?

Tricia’s Trader, © 2009 Fred Liese

Lost and Found

E-Mail: [email protected]

Greg Smith, Salesman

Serving Harlem, Fort Belknap, Malta, Saco, Hinsdale and everywhere in between! Offering complete service, office supplies,

furniture and machines. We are your source for Canon!

This feature is brought to you by

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Photo courtesy Meryl Rygg McKenna,Lewistown News-Argus.


[email protected]

BOB SHARPLESHome: 357-3545 Cell: 945-5655

DAVE JENSENHome: 357-4150 Cell: 799-5326

JAMIE SHARPLESHome: 357-2495

Office Phone: 357-2111221 Indiana Street, Chinook

NEW LISTING!

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Main floor laundry, wood fireplace,large living and family rooms.

$198,500Large brick 4+ bdrm home, 2 1/2 bth

2 family rooms. Remodeled ktch.

$149,0003 bedroom, 2 bath modular home

on 3 lots - full unfinished basement.

$49,900Newly painted 2 bedroom, 1.5 bathhome including washer and dryer..

$73,0002 Bdrm, 2 Bath

Remodeled - new paint throughout.

$169,000One-lvl living home, near elementary

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$45,0004 Bd, 1-1/2 Bath, large kitchen

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$159,0001,841 sq. ft., 4 bdrm, 2 bth split lvlPrvt yard & deck, single garage.

$129,0002 Bedroom, 1 Bath, 3 Car Garage

Full un-finished basement.

$155,000Large brick family home, dbl stall

garage, lots of bdrms, 2 bath

$160,000Recently remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath,

main floor laundry, 2 car garage.

$198,500Large brick 4+ bdrm home, 2 1/2 bth

2 family rooms. Remodeled ktch.

$49,900Newly painted 2 bedroom, 1.5 bathhome including washer and dryer..

$73,0002 Bdrm, 2 Bath

Remodeled - new paint throughout.

$169,000One-lvl living home, near elementary

school, enclosed yard, dbl garage.

$45,0004 Bd, 1-1/2 Bath, large kitchen

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$159,0001,841 sq. ft., 4 bdrm, 2 bth split lvlPrvt yard & deck, single garage.

$155,000Large brick family home, dbl stall

garage, lots of bdrms, 2 bath

$160,000Recently remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath,

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212 Illinois313 6th Street W.

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Providing Farm & Ranch Real Estate SERVICESPreparing your property for sale prior to offering

Target marketing tailored to your property Selling the property through the closing

Give Floyd a call to discuss the advantages that our services give you the Seller.Floyd Witt – Broker, Havre , MT (406) 265-3450

Montana Land Brokers Company Inc./Montana Land Auctions Inc.Russell Pederson – Broker, Hobson , MT (406) 939-2501

www.montanalandauctions.com

Chester Offi ce: 406.759.5560Shelby Offi ce: 406.434.2001

Commercial Property in Shelby, MT 9.5 Miles South of Chester, MTThis property is off the

main highway with a paved driveway into the place.

The nice deck off the kitchen overlooks a yard with mature trees. This is on the south

Chester water line. The property also has a duplex, which has good

rental history.The rent would go a long ways towards making your house payment.

11,028 sq. ft. building, with 7,940 sq. ft. of fi nished, heated area consisting mostly of open fl oor space, a small offi ce area, and restrooms. 3, 088 sq. ft. are cold storage areas accessed by 2-overhead doors with one a loading dock. New sidewalks in 2005 and new paint in 2008.

Call Dennis Diemert at 759-5560 for more information.

515 9th street - Havre $62,000

Enjoy one level living in this recently updated 2 bedroom home. Located close to MSU Northern, this home features a new furnace and central air,

attached garage. Call Kim to schedule your appointment today!

Kim Cripps, Realtor 1076 wilson ave - Havre $220,000

5 bedroom, 3 bath home

large garage with oil change pit. Close to schools, new

water lineformal dining room, new furnace, fenced

yard, move in today! Seller will help with closing costs.

NortherN LaNd aNd reaLtyJim Anderson 799-2253Toni Brandt 945-1675Sheila Forshee 262-4842Diane Getten 945-0954Russ Getten 262-3007

Connie King 945-3328Glenn Meisdalen 399-0837Don Richman 799-0897Cindy Schubert 265-0949Robin Toner 945-2323

Warrick Ranch

Harlem Ranch

Bears Paw Mountain property, +/- 3600 deeded & leased acres. The ranch has good stock water and abundant wild life.

376 Acre working Milk River Ranch. Remodeled 4+ bedroom

home, new corrals, barn, & several older outbuildings. Good

deer and upland game birds.


By guest contributorGreg Dugdale

of Raymond JamesFinancial Services, Inc.

Havre, Montana

Money Talks

Profit from Your LossesTowards the end of the year, investors begin to size up the performance of their investments for the year. Our winning positions, both realized and unrealized fill us with great satisfaction while our losers sit there and stare us square in the face. Attempting to take advantage of your losses may help you overcome them both psychologically and financially.

First let’s cover the basics. Short-term capital gains and losses are incurred in a holding period of one year’s time or less. Long-term gains and losses are incurred over more than a one-year holding period. Short-term gains are subject to the individual’s ordinary income tax rates, up to a maximum of 35%. For 2009, long-term gains are taxed at a 15% maximum for taxpayers above the 15% income tax bracket and long-term gains are taxed at a 0% maximum for those in the 10% and 15% tax brackets.

The IRS allows taxpayers to match all short-term gains and losses against each other. Long-term gains and losses are also matched against each other. Any overall short-term gain or loss is then netted against any long-term gain or loss. If the result is a negative amount, no capital gains taxes are due and losses can be used to offset ordinary income up to $3,000 in the current tax year. Additional losses may be carried forward to be used in future years.

One last important note is the wash sale. A wash sale occurs when a taxpayer sells a stock at a loss and either has acquired or acquires during a period beginning 30 days before the sale and ending 30 days after the sale substantially similar stock through a purchase, taxable exchange or purchase of an option. If a wash sale occurs, no loss is recognized for tax purposes on the sale. The loss that would have been recognized, but for the wash sale rule, is added to the basis of the newly acquired stock.

With these facts in mind, we can examine tax loss selling as the government’s way of letting you recoup a little something from the losses you have taken in the stocks you own. Tax-loss selling does not turn a loss into a gain, but it may put more post-tax dollars into your pocket. If you sell before the end of the year and turn paper losses into real losses, you reduce the taxes you owe on any profits you took during the year. Remember, this strategy is for taxable accounts only.

Psychologically, selling your losers to offset gains in your portfolio can help you to view the loss in a more positive light. Sell the loser and move on. Or, if you are really convinced the stock is not a long-term loser, and that you just experienced unfortunate timing, you can sell the stock under the wash rules and re-purchase it 31 days later. You will take the loss and re-establish your position.

As always, you should discuss and coordinate tax-loss strategies with your financial and tax advisors.

This material was prepared by Raymond James for use by Greg Dugdale, Branch Manager of Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. Member FINRA/SIPC.

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For Sale: 1999NashuaMobileHome. 16x80, 3 bed/2 bath,new carpets & flooring. Call357-7333. 11-II

For Sale: 1992 Honda Civic,runs great! 40+ mpg! Drivesgreat, body ugly. High mile-age,neverusedoil,oneowner,$1,000 or best offer. GreatFalls, call406-761-3748. 12-I

For Sale: Live Bait! Min-nows/Smelt/Worms/Grubs.Available at Red’sAuto Parts,Havre. 265-9595. 12-I

For Sale: Beautiful white,old-fashioned, VictorianEthan Allen chair, couch &loveseat set. Call (406) 535-6575 or 291-6496. 12-I

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We hope you enjoy this feature in Tricia’s Trader. This section is filled with fun jokes, pictures, games, stories and trivia.

Send us your submission to 2000 Country Club Road, Turner, MT 59542 or email [email protected].

Laugh Lines

SPEEDINGA young man was caught going almost double the speed limit through a small town. As the police officer walked up to the car,

he said to the young man, “I’ve been waiting for you all day.”

The young man replied, “Don’t worry! I got here as fast as I could!”

He got off with a verbal warning.

STEVEN R. COLEMASTER ELECTRICIAN

CELL: 406-390-6360PHONE: 406-654-1820FAX: 406-654-2503BOX 406 • MALTA, MT 59538

*Commercial*Industrial

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Bucket Truck Available.

Fast Service and Competitive Rates.

For Sale: Newer ranch style3 br/3 bath, radiant heatedhome, shop/garage, outbuild-ings.Beautifullylandscapedw/underground sprinkler systemthroughout. Very low main-tenance, country setting, greatviews,yetclosetotowns,Gla-cierPark,lakesandrecreation.Callforbrochureforallthede-tails.$749,500offeringa$7000finders fee at closing. 406-257-5051, cell 406-212-4889 7-I:12-II

For Sale: Tonneau coverfor ‘04 longbed Chev. Roll-up type, near new, $250 obo.Also K&N filter system for‘04 6.0 GM. $150 obo. Call262-7030 or 765-7328. 11-II

For Sale: “Looking BackAgain, Vol. 1 & 2”, ready tosend. ContactEva atPOBox1076,Malta,MT59538,phone654-1140 or email [email protected]. $20 per bookpluspostageor seeme inper-son. Stories of many youknow along the Hi-Line. 12-I


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Dear Friends and Neighbors,

As we get closer to the transmittal deadline at the state legislature, when all the bills that originated in the House pass over to the Senate and vice verse, we are hearing and voting on more and more bills each day in committees and on the House floor.

Here’s just a quick update of a few interesting bills that we’ve considered lately.

Ban on human reproductive cloning (HB 288). We passed it in Judiciary Committee, and then it passed on the House floor 93/7.

Revise Post Adoptive Services Law (HB 367) passed the House 96/4. If enacted, this law will allow private adoption agencies to also provide post-adoptive counseling and support to birth mothers who have relinquished their children for adoption (no cost to the state).

Montana Firearms Freedom Act – Exempt Montana Made Firearms and Ammunition from Commerce Clause (HB 246). This states that a personal firearm, a firearm accessory, or ammunition that is manufactured commercially or privately in Montana and that remains within the borders of Montana is not subject to federal law or federal regulation, including registration, under the authority of Congress to regulate interstate commerce. Passed second reading on the House floor 64/36 and is awaiting third reading before moving on to the

Senate – hopefully!

Authorize Archery Season for Mountain Lion, Bear, and Wolf (HB 74) passed unanimously. This act would grant the Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission the discretion to set up areas and seasons for archery hunting mountain lion, bear, and wolf in archery hunting seasons. Passed the House unanimously.

Authorize Reciprocal Fishing with Adjoining States on Contiguous Rivers & Streams (HB 366). If this bill becomes law, any person who is properly licensed to fish in a state that borders Montana may fish in any part of a

lake, reservoir, pond, river, stream, or body of water in Montana within 10 miles of the border, if the bordering state grants the same or similar privileges to holders of valid Montana fishing licenses and enters into a reciprocal agreement with Montana. Passed 92/7.

Authorize investor owned livestock slaughter and processing plants (HB 418). This bill will pave the way for a horse processing plant to open in Montana – contributing to the economy and improving the horse market while also providing a humane place for people to take old, injured, or dangerous horses. I am a co-sponsor. The hearing for this bill brought the most people I have yet seen come to Helena to testify. Dozens of proponents came from all over the state to support this bill, with only a handful opposing it. I will let you know if it makes it out of the Agriculture Committee.

I’m pleased to report that my House Joint Resolution 14, supporting the Interior Department in their recent decision to match gun regulations in national parks with the gun laws of the state they are in, passed out of the Judiciary Committee and will soon be heard on the House floor.

For more information on any bill, visit www.leg.mt.gov. To contact me, e-mail [email protected] or call 262-3185. I work for YOU – for Montana’s future!

WORDS FROM

WENDYAs you know, our very own Wendy Warburton is serving in Helena this Legislative Session representing the people of House District 34. During her hiatus from ‘Tricia’s Trader’, she has graciously agreed to send us updates of the happenings in the capitol of this great state.

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Lumpy jaw is a chronic, pro-gressive, granulomatous, bacte-rial infection that manifests it-self as an abscess that frequently develops in the mandible or other bony tissue in the head. It occurs when wire or coarse hay or sticks that have been infected with oral mucosa from a cow that has lumpy jaw penetrates the underlying soft tissue of another. A honeycomb lesion will develop in the bone itself. If a cow has a hard swelling and that “abscess” is not mobile (you can’t physically move it around) it is a true lumpy jaw.

Most ranchers tend to want to keep a cow that has lumpy jaw if she is pregnant so

that he can graph the calf in the spring. Guess what? At preg check time the cow with the lumpy jaw is still there. She has had one full year to spread the disease by saliva in the hay and water source. Now other cattle show up with lumpy jaw and of-ten they will be young cows.

If you have a lumpy jaw cow on the ranch, be very vigorous with treatment, or get rid of her. Don’t contaminate the ranch.

-Dr. B

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For Sale: Reduced price oncommercial space, 480 sq. ft.,downtown Malta location w/largegaragetypedoor.Forin-formationandviewing,callSha-ronWomboldatMissouriRiverRealty 406-654-2273. 10-I(x)

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COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT: by Dorothy Johnson

VISIT HISTORIC DOWNTOWN GREAT FALLS

When Lewis & Clark were on their expedition to explore the Louisiana Purchase, they came to the area of “The Great Falls” in 1805. It is said that they could hear the roar of the water from more than seven miles away it was so loud. It took the explorers several days to portage around the “Falls.”Great Falls gets its name from these giant waterfalls near the city. Its nickname, “The Electric City,” originates from the five hydroelectric dams that are nearby on the Missouri River.

Paris Gibson, Founder of Great Falls Chester A. Arthur was president of the United States when Great Falls was founded in 1884 by Paris Gibson who had financial backing from James J. Hill, the railroad magnate. This year Great Falls is celebrating 125 years of existence as a vital commercial hub for central Montana. In fact, the city is almost at the geographical center of the state. The population of the city is approximately 57,000 and it is the county seat of Cascade County.Paris Gibson, born in 1830 in Maine, came west in 1858. He was well educated and innovative. He spent twenty years in the Minneapolis area and was instrumental in the establishment of several industries at Minneapolis – the first flour mill and the first woolen mill, for example. In 1879, he came to Fort Benton where he raised sheep for a few years, then, in 1884, he founded the city of Great Falls. Gibson laid out the city before it was built, making all the streets downtown straight so intersections were perpendicular to each other. He set aside nearly 900 acres for city parks and planted a variety of trees on every street – fir, elm, ash, to name a few. He believed a city should be beautiful. Gibson was a member of the first Montana constitutional convention of 1889 and he served in the Montana senate in 1891. Ten years later he was chosen United States Senator to complete the unexpired term of William A. Clark. Gibson died in 1920. He left a lasting legacy, leaving a permanent imprint on the face of Montana. His name might even be considered synonymous with Great Falls. Paris Gibson Square is one of the oldest and most revered landmarks in the city. Built in 1896, it served as the location for Central High School until 1930 when it became Paris Gibson Junior High. The school closed in 1975 and two years later, in 1977, volunteers renovated the historic building as the Paris Gibson Museum of Art. It stands today as a monument to education and is a museum and cultural center. This is certainly a true tribute to the “Father of Great Falls” and all those who worked diligently to

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So What Is So Special About Downtown Great Falls? There are many special reasons why you should plan to visit Downtown Great Falls. How many times in life do we take the “bypass” and we “bypass” some of the most wonderful things you can imagine.

Great Falls is a cultural center. Visit the Great Falls Convention & Visitor’s Bureau website: http://greatfallsvb.visitmt.com/ Also visit the site’s culture page: http://greatfallsvb.visitmt.com/greatfalls/culturefp.htm. The web address for the Great Falls Symphony is http://www.gfsymphony.org/ for those who love listening to the finest music. Art plays an important role in the community. Every year, the nationally popular Western Art Show and Charlie Russell auction bring many visitors to the city. There’s the CM Russell Museum, Civic Center, Children’s Museum, besides the Paris Gibson Square and Museum to whet everyone’s appetite for a variety of cultural exhibits and performances. The Great Falls Symphony performs at the Civic Center, Mansfield Center for the Performing Arts. This issue will be distributed Wednesday, December 2. Just two days from then is the Christmas Stroll and Parade of Lights. This is an event guaranteed to get you in the Christmas spirit with all the colored lights, music, and many activities for the whole family. Sue Ferrin, Marketing Director for the Downtown Great Falls Association invites everyone to participate in the festivities when she says “Come to Great Falls and celebrate an ‘Old Fashioned Christmas’ on Friday, December 4. It is the 26th Annual Christmas Stroll and Parade of Lights downtown Great Falls. Stroll Central Avenue from 5 p.m. – 9 p.m. and shop our many specialty shops and restaurants. There will be over 30 street food vendors, live music and entertainers starting at 4 p.m. at Times Square. The Parade of Lights will come down Central Ave. at 6 p.m., and, of course, Santa will be at the tail end. Then watch or participate in the Polar Plunge at 7 p.m. at 3rd Street and Central Ave. This is a fund raiser for Special Olympics. Volunteers will jump into a cold pool of water, then into a hot tub to thaw out. Santa’s Village will be on the upper level of Times Square where children can visit with Santa and do some arts and crafts.” Downtown is where the “MOM & POP” stores are, owned and operated by local families. Each is unique and is staffed by friendly, knowledgeable people who care about their products and are willing and able to answer your questions, help find what you need and order it for you if they don’t have it in stock. The antique lover will become infatuated with Downtown Great Falls with its many antique stores. It seems to have developed into a real antique center with three stores in a row on the 100 block alone. To top it off, the prices appear to be quite reasonable. A REALLY FUN place to browse through is a theatrical costume store (need a Santa costume this year?) There are bridal shops, a maternity shop, a motorcycle shop, quilt shops, candy shops, and, even a specialty tea shop. Downtown offers unique and high quality women’s clothing. Ladies, don’t miss “Dragonfly Dry Goods! And while you’re getting “all dolled up,” check out the many jewelry stores in the area for those accessories and gifts.

Paris Gibson Square

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Great Falls had the first fire bell in Montana in 1887.

In 1894, the first African-American, William Morgan, was elected to a position as constable.

Martha Edgerton Rolfe became the first woman newspaper editor in the state in 1895 after her husband died. She was also the first white woman to live in Great Falls, arriving the year the city was founded, in 1884.

Great Falls bought the first motorized fire engine in the state in 1910.

Great Falls hired the first woman firefighter in Montana in 1982.

The world’s shortest river, the Roe River, is at Great Falls.

Giant Springs is the largest fresh water spring in the United States.

The largest movie screen in Montana is at the Civic Center Mansfield Theater, Great Falls.

Walter Bruening – the world’s oldest man – 113 years old on September 21 this year – currently lives in Great Falls. He is just 12 years younger than the city in which he resides!

Mike Mansfield, statesman, U.S. Senator and Ambassador to Japan made his home in Great Falls as did Charley Pride, country music star.

Charlie Russell, western artist, lived and worked in the Great Falls area.

There are many more notable people who have lived in and contributed to the growth of the city of Great Falls. The city is a beautiful place with lots of history, gorgeous parks and interesting and unique shops.

I must comment on the wind, though. “On July 18, 1884, Mrs. Kate Beachley, who had just become the third white woman to arrive in Great Falls, commented on how hard the wind was blowing. Everyone laughed. Later, Mrs. Beachley realized the

“wind” was only a breeze by local standards.” http://www.greatfallsmt.net/about_gf/dyk.htm

Did You Know?Downtown Great Falls Trivia

For the musician, there are guitar and music shops. Several art stores offer unique selections of original Montana artwork. Ferrin’s Furniture, a family-owned business for 110 year has five full floors of fine furniture, accessories, and lighting fixtures in a charming historic old brick building. Next door to Ferrin’s on 1st Ave S. is Hoglund’s Western Wear, another family owned business. One can shop in many different kinds of stores like a clock store, a bead store, a tie-dye shop, boutiques, salons, a health food store and, my favorite, The Viking Shop which sells all types of Scandinavian merchandise. Can you guess? I’m 100%

Norwegian! Shopping takes energy and there’s no scarcity of places to satisfy your palate and assuage your hunger. For those of us who like to reminisce, there a 1950’s style diner on 5th St. There’s even a place to buy hotdogs if you’re in a hurry to get a bite to eat. For fresh-baked, homemade goodies, be sure to stop at the “Daily Grind and Baker Bob’s.” The “Teriyaki Kitchen’ serves fantastic Asian food and SUSHI (hard to find in Montana)! The “Pegasus Blu” is a restaurant on the 2nd floor of the Times Square Building. Subway and Dairy Queen downtown serve up some of your favorite ”fast foods.”

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You can pick up copies of TRICIA’S TRADER at many of the above named locations and check out the ads and schedules of many upcoming events printed there. Downtown Great Falls also has a variety of entertainment for your evening enjoyment. The Breaks and The Underground on nearby Machinery Row, The Iron Pine with karaoke on Central along with several smaller bars and casinos provide something for everyone. There are several downtown hotels to choose from to accommodate the out-of- town visitor. Then there’s the “world famous” Sip ‘n Dip at the O’Haire which was voted “#1 Bar in the World” by GQ magazine in 2003 with its live “mermaid” swimming behind the glass in the bar. One major thing which concerns the shopper when considering going downtown is the parking. Wendy Warburton, who visits Great Falls often says, “Parking is easy! Many stores offer free parking lots next to their store, but, for those businesses that don’t, it will cost less than a penny a minute in the meters. Parking is FREE during evenings and weekends when most of us shop anyway.” Wendy continues, “I love to browse through all the antique stores downtown Great Falls. I’m amazed at how many there are! I also like the great variety of restaurants there are to choose from downtown.” Next time you’re in Great Falls, go downtown – or even if you live in Great Falls – be like Lewis & Clark and explore. Explore the downtown of this more than a century old city. Absorb its beauty, its culture and its friendly people. B y p a s s e s have their place – as in heart surgery and alleviating traffic congestion, but don’t let bypasses be the reason you miss out on a great experience. Visit downtown Great Falls – see what’s there. I’ll bet you go back! And – do not, I repeat, do not forget the Christmas Stroll and Parade of Lights, Friday evening, December 4 – downtown Great Falls!

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Wanted: Canary bird.Call 353-4250. 11-II


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For Sale: Collection of Hall-markornamentsfromthe1980s&90s,stillinorigboxes.Also,comecheckoutourcoolcollec-tion of “floaty” pens!Walk-InCubpoard,locatedinsideHitch-ing Post Pizza, Main Street,Harlem.Call(406)353-4777or2762. 11-II

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For Sale: 1972Schwartz40-ft.semi-trailer, flip up outriggers,winch,hydraulictail,8.25x15xlttires at 80-90%, good paint.#703382 $19,900. Call Eric at(406)460-2222. 12-I

For Sale: Certified organiclambs.FortBenton,622-3834.Please leave amessage. 12-I

For Sale: 2008 Chevy 1-TonDuallyCrewCab4x4LTZ.Du-ramaxdiesel.Allisonautotrans.25k mi. LOADED. B&L Me-chanics (406) 357-3101. 11-I

Wanted: Generator transferswitch, manual, 100-200 amp.Call (406) 262-5008. 11-I

For Sale: 2008 Kaufman 5thwheeltrailer,30-ft.withspringassist ramps, 25,900 GVW,235/80x16R8tires,sealedwir-ing, dual speed jack, almostnew. #703353 $7500. CallEric at (406) 460-2222. 11-I


FROM THE MARKETING TOOLBOX:by Tricia Kimmel

‘Tis the Season I subscribe to a staunch belief that businesses, and theindividuals who run them, attract exactly what they send out,metaphorically speaking. The holiday season, while stressfulanyway, can add a heavy weight on the shoulders of businessowners, managers and employees with the extra workload itrequires.Most of the time, that increased stress is just a glaringreflection of issues that are present all year. When there is abroken cog in the wheel, running the wheel faster only makesproblems more obvious. I was visiting the other day with a friend of mine whois also the spouse of a business owner. She commented howtheir family misses out on much of the “spirit” of the season,since her husband is busy promoting their business to the masseswho attend the usual Christmas events. She was hoping theycould find a way to balance business and family a little moreeffectively. The benefits of entrepreneurship are many, but as anyentrepreneur will be quick to tell you, those benefits don’t comewithout sacrifice. When it’s crunch time, who steps up to theplate to make sure everything falls into place?It’s the businessowner most of the time, since he or she has the most at stake.And

often, the smaller the business,the greater the workload.Aftera while, this can lead to extremeburnout and personal stress. However, I encourage allbusiness owners to rememberwhy they went into business in

the first place. Usually on thelist are “independence” and “freedom”.Ironic?Yes.But thosethings can be achieved, and it boils down to taking a hard lookat your core values. Life is short. And your business is important to you.But likely, so is your family and your personal happiness. Ifwhat you’re getting back from your business isn’t what you want,it’s time to take a look at the things you’re putting into it.Areyou putting in too much time, and getting back an unhappyfamily? Or, instead, are you conveying the attitude that youvalue your time and your employees?I guarantee in return youwill get loyal hard-working employees, and a more balancedpersonal life.This is the perfect time of year to note areas whereyou can improve the quality of your business, your personal lifeand your employees’ lives. And with that, Happy Holidays!

Are you unsure of how to market your business? Do you run out of time to market because you’re too busy running your business? Kimmel Kreations, LLC offers customized “Marketing Modules” to lead you through the

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HomeBuyers: Askusaboutthefirsttimehomeowner’s(haven’townedahomeforatleast3-yrs)tax credit up to $8000 or thecurrenthomeowner’staxcreditup to $6500. Purchase mustbe in effect onorbeforeApril30,2010.CallBearPawMon-tana Realty--Office 357-2111,945-5655 or 799-5326. 11-II

For Sale: ‘86 GMC 47 pas-senger yellow school bus.New Chevy 366 engine, runs,good tires, lots of good parts.Call379-2224or379-2346.x

For Sale: ShortboxFordton-neaucoverw/locks.Originally$1600new.Asking$350.Excel-lentshape.Call353-2213. 8-x

For Sale: Newhome for salein Havre! 3 bedroom, 2.5bath, 2 levels, large garage,Handicap Accessible. Call390-5655 to inquire. 12-I

For Sale: ‘03 Chevy 1-TonDually Cargo Van $13,995.‘05 Chevy Avalanche 25004x4 $20,995. ‘04 DodgeRam 3500 SLT Quad CabLong Box 4x4 Turbo Diesel$24,995. ‘03 Dodge Durangoonly 67k mi $10,995. BleskinMotors 406-771-4691 12-I

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For Sale: Purebred Shih-Tzu puppies for sale. Fluffy,non-shedding, declawed,1st shots & dewormed. Per-fect in time for christmas390-1129 or 390-3727. 12-I

December 2, 2009 .................................................................Volume VII Issue 23 ...........................................................................Tricia’s Trader 24 Hay For Sale: Mediumsquare, large rounds. Al-falfa/grass mix and Alfalfa.Call 701-290-3066, 701-575-4945 or 406-263-8129. 11-II

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For Sale: Miniroanmare,kidfriendly.Black/whitePintaloo-sastud.7yroldsmallbaygeld-ing. Sorrel-Appyfilly. Black/whitepaintfilly.Minijackdon-key, weaned. Dexter-X heifercalf. Zebu-X heifer calf. Allsmall and ready for Christmasorthebackyard.Eva654-2704,o l d e h o m e s t e a d @yahoo.com 12-I

For Sale: 2008 Chevy 1-TonCrewCab4x4.Duramaxdiesel.Allisonautotrans.9kmi.B&LMechanics(406)357-3101.11-I

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For Sale: 2006Yamaha Vec-tor Special Edition MountainSnowmobile $5,199. 1999Arctic Cat Thundercat $2,500.2005YamahaVectorMountain$4299.1997ArcticCatPowderExtreme$1,499.Steve’sSportsCenter (406)727-8606 12-I

For Sale: Just in! 2009 F-150SuperCrew4x4.$30,749.Snowy Mountain Mo-tors (406) 538-4014.. 11-II


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For Sale: 2008 Kaufman 5thwheeltrailer,30-ft.withspringassist ramps, 25,900 GVW,235/80x16R8tires,sealedwir-ing, dual speed jack, almostnew.#703353$7500.CallEricat(406)460-2222. 11-II

For Sale: ANiceXmasGiftforthatManorBoy-1:18diecastmetal cars/trucks, NIB, wellcared-for.Anymake&model,from years 1930-1970s. Youname it, Ihave it. Also15-18wheeler semis, theyhave logs,somehavehorns&lights.Somemisc. cars/trucks 1:24 scaletoo.Callforpricesanddetails,406-771-1878orlv.msg.11-II

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For Sale: Newly constructed1,754+/-sq.ft.Townhomewithone level living! 3 bedrooms2 full baths with master bath.Masterbathhaswalkinshowerandclawfoottub.Vaultedceil-ings, gas fireplace, new stain-less appliances, sprinkler sys-tem,doubleattachedgarageandmore!Malta,Asking$215,000(144HT) 406-654-2273 12-I

For Sale: SassySecondsdowntownMaltaisnowofferingvi-nyl wall decor and gifts. Wehaveawidevarietyofgreatgiftideas for the holidays. Choseone of our predesigned say-ings or create your own. WehaveawidevarietyofSaltCityCandlefallandwinterscentsinstock. If youdon’t knowwhattogetthatspecialperson,agiftcertificate fits everyone. Stopbytodayandseewhatsnewanddon’tbetheonetosay“shouldhavebought itwhenI saw it.” 12-I

Virgelle Merc. Antiquespresents a “Real CountryChristmas at a Real CountryStore” Sat. & Sun., Dec. 5& 6. 9am-5pm. Antiques-Art-Collectibles. Phone 800-426-2926 or 406-378-3110.www.VirgelleMontana.comCelebratetheSeasonatVirgelle,Montana. 11-II


We Have A Large Selection of Brand Name Knives! Ru-ana, Schrade Oldtimer’s & Uncle Henry’s (USA) West-ern (Boulder, CO), Case, Buck Queen Steel, Kershaw. We Buy Ruana, Schrade, and Western knives. Knife and Scissor Sharpening Also Available. Sweet Grass & Sage (including aromathera-py spray and lotions), Mon-tana Emu Products avail., Pelts & Furs. Big Sky Images & Collectibles, Havre Holiday Village Mall, 406-788-7210. x

For Sale: AlaskanMalemute/SiberianHuskycrosspupsandShih Tsu puppies, vaccinatedanddewormed.AlsoSnowshoeSiamese kittens. Call (406)673-3175 11-II

For Sale: YogoSapphireJewel-ry-LargestSelection,BestBuy.Great Christmas Gift for YourLoved One! Montana Moun-tainmen(406)538-7492. 11-II

Guitars of Montana: Fender,Guild,Jackson,Dean,Alvarez,Crafter, Ibanez, Laney, Ran-dall, SWR, Hammond key-boards, etc. Specially priced$99electricguitars,$199&upSquirebyFenderorDeangui-tar/amp packages. 2 5th StreetS, downtown Great Falls 453-4998;94CentralAve,Stanford566-2223; Wicks Guitars, 206W. Main, Lewistown. www.guitarsofmontana.com 12-I

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Sassy SecondsdowntownMal-taisnowofferingvinylwallde-corandgifts. Wehaveawidevarietyofgreatgiftideasfortheholidays. Choose one of ourpre-designed sayings or cre-ateyourown.WehaveawidevarietyofSaltCityCandlefalland winter scents in stock. Ifyoudon’tknowwhattogetthatspecialperson,agiftcertificatefits everyone. Stop by todayandseewhatsnewanddon’tbethe one to say “I should haveboughtitwhenIsawit.” 11-II

For Sale: Earthtone coloredfloral pattern couch. Also,electric dryer, but needs dry-er cord. In perfect condi-tion. Call 654-2193. 11-II

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For Sale: Large selection ofused saddles, tools, jewelry,golf clubs, firearms, guitarsand chain saws. Leon’s Buy& Sell, Havre. 265-3342. x

For Sale: 2008 Chevy 1-TonDuallyCrewCab4x4LTZ.Du-ramaxdiesel.Allisonautotrans.25k mi. LOADED. B&L Me-chanics(406)357-3101.11-II

For Sale: The original book,Looking Back Again, and thenew Looking Back Again,Vol. 2 with stories from alongthe Hi-Line are available for$20 each plus postage. Con-tact Eva at 654-1140 or emaileva0922@itstr iangle.com. 11-II

Will do ROUND BALING with net wrap, HAY HAUL-ING, & LAND LEVELING. Call (406) 357-4710 or 262-4719. Wade Pursley. 10-II

Wanted to Buy: Older,Semi-Retired Farm Truck foryard use. Color not impor-tant. Call 406-893-4410 Ifnot home leave message. 12-I


Virgelle Merc. Antiquespresents a “Real CountryChristmas at a Real CountryStore” Sat. & Sun., Dec. 5& 6. 9am-5pm. Antiques-Art-Collectibles. Phone 800-426-2926 or 406-378-3110.www.VirgelleMontana.comCelebratetheSeasonatVirgelle,Montana. 11-II


Wanted to Buy: Carbatteriesand tractor batteries, will pickup.Call654-1964. 10-II:12-I

Wanted: 302 cubic inchGMC inline 6 cyl. en-gine. Call 390-3445. x

For Sale: Just in! 2009 F-150SuperCrew4x4.$30,749.Snowy Mountain Mo-tors (406) 538-4014. 11-II

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This Holiday Season . . .Remember PPND “Newell’s Syndrome” Families PPND MAY AFFECT SOMEONE YOU KNOW.

November 1 - December 31, 2009Victims of PPND often begin to experience symptoms similar to Parkinsons and Alzheimers in their early 40s, and generally succumb to

the disease by the age of about 50. The disease is a rare genetic disorder affecting only a few families in the world, and is always fatal. One of the original family members to suffer from PPND, Chester Newell made his home in northcentral Montana during the homesteading period, and many of his descendants still reside there. During “Chet’s” generation not much was known about this mysterious illness.

We are urging our readers to make a charitable contribution to either of the funds below for support of research for a cure of PPND “Newell’s Syndrome” as featured in our November 4th Community Spotlight. All of the profits from the sponsorships on those pages and all upcoming update sections will go to funding research for PPND. Visit our website at kimmel-kreations.com to read that special story

about the families afflicted here in our Montana reading area.

If you wish to help this family’s quest to find a cure, Marla Phillips, the spouse of a deceased family member, has set up a non-profit research fund. The money in this fund is used to cover research trips to the Mayo Clinics in Rochester, Minnesota and Jackson-ville, Florida. You may send your contribution on behalf of someone you know affected by PPND.

PPND Research Accountc/o Marla PhillipsP.O. Box 11596Glendale, AZ 85318

Or you may send your contribution to the research center in Great Falls, Montana. Donations to this organization will aid in research of ALL neurological disorders, though the funds will not be specified solely for PPND research. The scientists there focus on neu-roscience research with programs in Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, prion diseases (mad cow disease, chronic wasting disease and Creutzfeld-Jakob disease), diabetes, epilepsy, heart dis-ease, hearing loss, and Parkinson’s disease. In addition, they have a strong education program where Montana’s finest students and teachers work on research projects under the direction of McLaughlin scientists, one of which is being conducted by Miranda Orr, originally of Saco, Montana and her mentor, Dr. George Carlson. Visit their website at http://www.montana.edu/wwwmri/index.html

McLaughlin Research Institute1520 23rd St. So.Great Falls, MT 59405

RESEARCHING A CUREFUNDS RAISED TO DATE:

$1,360

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