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ATTN FARMERS:

Dont use dicamba in

the heat of the day!

The use of dicamba for control of

broadleaved weeds in grassy crops such
as wheat is a common occurrence in the
spring. However, caution is necessary when
using products with this active ingredient.
Trade names for dicamba include
Banvel, Clarity, Diablo, Sterling, Vanquish
and Vision. Brand names of products with
dicamba as one of the main ingredients
include: Escalade, Marksmen, One-Time,
Q4, Quincept, Status, Weedmaster, and
Yukon.
Dicamba is highly volatile at
temperatures above 85 degrees Fahrenheit.
If temperatures reach 85 degrees or more
at any time during the three to four days
following application, the product will
volatilize and may move up to five miles
and injure susceptible crops.

Crop injury can occur on peas, lentils,
chickpeas, canola, alfalfa, mustard, flax,
and many other broad leaved crops.
Over the next several days,
temperatures have been forecast to be in
the 90s.

I would like to caution growers on
the use of dicamba products at this time as
volatilization drift may occur, resulting in
crop injury, said Shelley Mills of the Valley
County MSU Extension office.

Photo by Shelly George

The Chappy Award

Getting the nod from the Milk River Catfish Classic committee to receive the
5th Annual Aaron Chappy Chatten Memorial Award was Dave Flaten. His son
Brenner presented the unique award to his dad at the Famous Midnight Weighins. Dave has been one of those guys behind the scenes since the tournament
began and has helped making the Cat Classic what it is today which is exactly
what the Chappy Award is all about. Congrats, Dave, you earned it!

OBITUARY

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Late Nite Laffs

Sunday night the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the

Golden State Warriors in overtime to tie the NBA
Finals at one game apiece. LeBron James said
it was a huge win, and he couldnt have done it
without the ball. ~ Jimmy Fallon
At a summit this weekend, President Obama
accidentally missed a high five from the prime
minister of Iraq. Pretty embarrassing, but not
as bad as the time George W. Bush left Saddam
hanging. ~ Seth Meyers

A federal court has ruled that the U.S. Postal

Service must reduce its stamp prices. The change
in stamp prices is expected to affect as many as
seven Americans. ~ Conan OBrien
The biggest blockbuster of the summer is coming
out, and it stars Barack Obama. Its a Disney
picture called Honey, I Shrunk the Economy. ~
Seth Meyers

Thank You

Valley County
Landfill Scale is

NOW OPEN
for operation

Thank you for

your patience

Stella (Torgerson) St. Clair,

101, passed away Saturday, June 6th,
2015 at Frances Mahon Deaconess
Hospital in Glasgow, Montana.

Visitation will be Wednesday,
June 10th, from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
2015, at Bell Mortuary in Glasgow.
Services will be Thursday, June 11,
2015 at 11:00 AM also at Bell Mortuary. Intermit will
follow services at Highland Cemetery. A luncheon will
follow interment at the VFW Post in Glasgow. Tributes
of sympathy may be left at www.bellmorturarymontans.
com.
Stella was born December 4, 1913 to Mikal and
Bergit Torgerson in Hatton, North Dakota. She grew up
in a family with nine siblings in Grain Community north
of Nashua. Stella loved being outdoors and helping her
father farm. Stella loved every craft imaginable, dancing,
exercising, cooking and baking everything; especially
Norwegian foods.
Stella married Russell Edward St. Clair and they
spent 33 years together until his passing on March
28, 1965. She was an excellent homemaker, worked
as a bookkeeper, and in the jewelry business for St.
Clair Jewelry. She was a member of Eastern Star and
numerous other civic activities in her community.
Stella is survived by her son, Charles St. Clair of
Glasgow; daughter, Nina (Jake) Wines of Helena; six
grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; and one great,
great, grandchild.
Preceding her in death are her parents, nine
siblings, and three spouses.

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Scorcher today,
a bit cooler
Tuesday

Isolated thunderstorms are expected to develop in central

Montana this afternoon and spread into northeast
Montana this evening and overnight. Some of these
storms will have the potential to produce localized heavy
rain, hail and gusty wind. Due to heavy rain that fell late
last week in and around Petroleum County and near the
Yellowstone River valley, those areas will be susceptible
to flash flooding if more heavy rain falls overnight.
Tonight: A 40 percent chance of showers and
thunderstorms after midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low
around 58. Northeast wind 5 to 14 mph, with gusts as high
as 18 mph.

Wednesday: A 30 percent chance of showers and

thunderstorms, mainly before noon. Partly sunny, with a
high near 77. East wind 14 to 18 mph, with gusts as high
as 26 mph.
Wednesday Night: A 30 percent chance of showers and
thunderstorms, mainly before midnight. Mostly cloudy, with
a low around 53. East northeast wind 9 to 15 mph, with
gusts as high as 21 mph.

Thursday: A 20 percent chance of showers and

thunderstorms. Mostly sunny, with a high near 78. East
northeast wind around 9 mph.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 56.
South southeast wind 8 to 10 mph.
Friday: Sunny, with a high near 84. South southeast wind
9 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Friday Night: A slight chance of showers
thunderstorms. Partly cloudy, with a low around 56.

and

Saturday: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms.

Mostly sunny, with a high near 76.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 53.

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for an energetic, self-starter who can prioritize and multi-task, all the
while maintaining a professional demeanor. Must possess the ability to
communicate with individuals at all levels of an organization. Dependability,
attention to detail and organizational skills are a must. This person will
assist the Human Resource Director with managing benefits administration,
workers comp, recruitment, new employee orientation and various other
clerical duties. Previous experience in Human Resources field or related
field preferred. Full-time, hours Monday Friday. You may complete an
FMDH application at www.fmdh.org or pick one up at the Human Resources
Office. FMDH IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
EMPLOYER. PLEASE CONTACT THE HR DEPARTMENT AT (406)
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answering telephones, directing to appropriate personnel and assisting in
other clerical duties as assigned. FMDH IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/
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Sunday: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms.

Mostly sunny, with a high near 74.
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 52.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 75.

Call Shawn Beard 230-1025

ENCORE!

Brothers Ryan and Tyler George pose with their firstplace hardware after winning the 16th Annual Milk River
Catfish Classic. All-Awards out of Lewistown provide all
the trophies to all the tournaments on the Montana Cats
Circuit. Bryon Armour, owner of All-Awards, also loves
to fish these tournaments. Bryon and his brother Hooper

Armour placed 9th at this years Cat Classic. Below is

Great Falls team Cut-Bait Kane Mahlum and his dad,
Doug Mahlum, as they reeled in the Jumbo Whiskers
award, an 11.75 pound kittie which was the third largest
in Cat Classic history. Cut-Bait Kane got his nickname
because he loves fishing the Milk River Catfish Classic!

Sign-ups underway for Top 40

After much thought and debate, the Milk River

Catfish Classic committee has come up with a new game
plan for sign-ups as the 16th annual event was filled to
the brim back in January.

The Top 40 teams from this past Saturday get first
chance to sign up from now until January 1st, 2016.
Teams in the top 40 have to keep their identical teams
they cant switch partners in order to secure that spot.

On January 2nd the remaining spots will be open
to anyone. Should they get over 40 teams on that date
(which Brenner Flaten feels that will be unlikely) then
there will be a drawing to see which 40 teams get in.
We took a consensus from a lot of the anglers
and they agreed this was a good way go, Brenner said.
Plus, it gives an extra incentive to place in the top 40
next year.

Next years entry fee is $100 up from the past $50,
but will still be 100% cash payback. Instead of $4,000
paid out this year it will be $8,000 cash paid out in 2016,
and that will help put some extra money into the pockets
of those who cant afford themselves in the calcutta.

Kids to Fish program allows youths to borrow fishing gear

A popular Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Region
6 program that allows children and their families to
check out free fishing rods and tackle is in full swing
again this year.

Just in time for summer fishing, FWP staff is in the
process of restocking the 49 (and counting) different
location sites across Montanas Hi-Line. The Kids to
Fish program lets youngsters check out fishing rods
and reels and basic tackle, such as hooks, bobbers, and
sinkers. Typically, eight rods are at each location, and a
tackle box is available to borrow/use the available tackle.

Nationally known rod and reel manufacturers and
tackle retailers, D & G Sports & Western in Glasgow,
and Strombergs Sinclair and the North 40 Outfitters
store in Havre give FWP substantial discounts that help
keep the program sustainable.

FWP Region 6 Information and Education intern
Randy Hopkins, a senior at Montana State University
in Bozeman, has been busy maintaining the gear and
helping resupply the sites this month. Just because
someone doesnt have a fishing rod doesnt mean they
shouldnt be able to go fishing, Randy said. Whether
its a cousin in town that wants to go fishing, or just an
extra pole is needed for catfishing on the Milk River, we
want as many kids as possible to be able to go out and
fish.
The many business owners and other folks who
participate in the program deserve special thanks, adds
Marc Kloker, Region 6 Information and Education
Program Manager. Theyre helping a lot of kids have
fun on the water this summer.
The sturdy loaner rods come already rigged with
bobbers, split-shot and hooks. Youngsters are required
to sign out the equipment at the site and return it in
good working order within a reasonable amount of time.
Please remember that these rods are to be BROUGHT
BACK to the loaner location, even if damaged. If poles
are continually lost or stolen, the program will need to

make the necessary changes and location sites may be

removed.
More than 400 fishing rods are available to be
checked out from the outlets by individuals, families,
organizations, church groups and schools. If you have
any questions about the program, or are interested
in having poles available at other locations in your
community, please contact Kloker at 406-228-3704.
Locally, fishing rods and tackle are currently
available to check out at these locations:
FORT PECK
Downstream (Kiwanis) Campground
Fort Peck Fish Hatchery
Lakeridge Motel & Tackle Shop
Fort Peck Marina
Fort Peck Interpretive Center
Rock Creek Marina
FRAZER
School
GLASGOW
FWP Region 6 headquarters
City-County Library
Cottonwood Inn
Ezzies West End Conoco
Glasgow Recreation Department
Shady Rest RV Park
HINSDALE
Gouse Engraving & Gun Sales
NASHUA
B&B Foods
Bergies
NELSON RESERVOIR
(Planned locations in process)
OPHEIM
Pro Co-Op
SACO
(Planned locations in process)

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This position will assist in providing high quality, profitable and constructive
insurance products and related services to customers. Responsibilities in this position
include gathering customer/applicant information and other supporting data in person,
by phone or in writing in order to complete required applications, documents or reports,
comply with appropriate regulations and procedures in completion of applicants, forms,
documents and reports. Perform clerical duties such as typing correspondence and
documents, establishing and maintaining files, verbally answering the phone and taking
messages. This position maintains industry knowledge through ongoing crop insurance
educational training and represents and communicates the values, purpose and mission
of Northwest FCS to employees, customers, the public and other target audiences.
Successful candidates must possess a high school diploma or equivalent. Agricultural
background/knowledge preferred. Minimum of two years related work experience.
Additional training in insurance services, general office skills and customer services
preferred. Computer/technical ability with a working knowledge of word processing,
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ONE MAN, TWO GUVNORS!

Laugh-out-loud comedy debuts at Fort Peck Summer Theatre

The run-away hit of the 2012 Broadway season, this
musical farce, making its Northwest premier, features
everything that audiences love: physical comedy,
mistaken identity, gender-bending disguises, stage
combat and a love story, all underscored with Beattles
style music performed by a live skiffle band (Evan
Goldhahn, John Knispel, Haley Owens, Morgan Phelps
and Luree Green-Chappell).

FPST Artistic Director Andy Meyers plays Francis
Henshall (The titular One Man), a role created by James
Corden, current host of CBS The Late Late Show. Meyers
has recruited guest director Trey Compton to navigate
him and the rest of the cast through the demanding
roles. The two first worked together in Monty Pythons
Spamalot in Sanibel Island, FL.

Regarding Compton, Meyers says, I cant imagine
anyone else as our director. This is the most demanding
role I have tackled: its scary to be so far out of my box
and throwing any inhibitions out the window. I am
grateful and thrilled to have Trey here, as we have a
great mutual respect and working relationship. I trust
him 100%, leading us with his amazing talent, patience,
knowledge and creativity.
That admiration is echoed by Compton, who
says, Andys comedy is brutally honest and he has an
incredible understanding of the timing and physicality.
This role demands that exact skill set. I am thrilled to
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The production also stars Michelle Chin and FPST
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Chanel Bragg, Taylor Caprara, Chea Clearwood, Dan
Hance, Ethan Henry, Ryan Luwe, Jay Michael Roberts,
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Performances are June 12 June 28: Fridays &
Saturdays at 7:30 pm, with Sunday matinees at 4:00 pm.
For tickets and information, call the Fort Peck Summer
Theatre Box Office at (406) 526-9943

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BREAKING: Enviro Sugardaddy,

Swiss Billionaire Under Fire

Just under one month ago, I asked the question:

Why is a Swiss billionaire calling the shots in Montana?

Hansjorg Wyss (photo on left) is one of the main
backers of the controversial American Prairie Reserve
project which is buying out ranches in Northeastern
Montana. Hes also a big contributor to several dark
money environmental groups posing as sportsmen
in order to help advance the Democratic party agenda
here in Montana. (In fact, hes donated $132 million to
186 different liberal groups since 2002)
But now, the environmental sugardaddy is under
fire, as The Daily Callers Richard Pollock reports the
breaking news story that Wyss, who donated $5 million
to a Hillary Clinton womens project, is accused of
repeated sex abuse. Pollock not only details how Wyss
already settled one sexual abuse case in federal court,
but how the Swiss billionaires company has faced legal
troubles as well.
Heres the story from The Daily Caller: Hillarys
No Ceilings Project Accepted $5 Million From Sexual
Abuser

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clintons
No Ceilings womens empowerment project at the
Clinton Foundation accepted a $5 million commitment
last December from a Swiss billionaire even as his lawyers
were fighting in federal court to hide his darkest secret
a long record of sexually abusing women.
Hansjorg Wyss, a generous donor to major liberal

groups like the Center for American Progress and longtime

financial patron of Clinton Campaign Chairman John
Podesta, also launched a Womens Equality Program
at his $2.1 billion Wyss Foundation. His net worth is
estimated at $6.1 billion.

At issue in the federal district court case was a $1.5
million settlement of a suit brought by Jacqueline Long,
a Colorado woman who charged that Wyss brutally
and sexually abused her for years while serving as his
employee.

Long was not the only one to complain of sexual
abuse at the hands of Wyss, as Pollock reports. Neither
the Clinton Foundation nor the Wyss Foundation
responded to The Daily Callers requests for comment.


Wyss is no stranger to federal judges or prosecutors.
In 2011, Synthes attorneys settled multiple criminal
charges brought against it in 2009 by the Department of
Justice after the firm conducted illegal spinal medical tests
that killed four people on operating tables.
Wysss top four executives went to jail and his
company was forced to pay $23 million in fines for
violating the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act. But Wyss was
never indicted, even though he was named as Person No.
7 in the original indictment, which said company memos
showed Wyss authorized the tests to go forward without
FDA approval.

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