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A special presentation of the Carbon & Stillwater County News

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SHOP LOCAL!

Get to know your neighborhood businesses!

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Carbon County and Stillwater County rests amid the folded

hems of the spectacular Beartooth Wilderness. The quaint towns in these areas are blessed as Gateway Towns to Yellowstone National Park, and offer many reasons to stay to en-joy the abundant box of delights dur-ing the winter season.

Slip on a pair of skis or strap on a snowboard and enjoy the delights of Red Lodge Ski Mountain’s numerous slopes. Warm up at its restaurants or sit outside on its large deck and soak in the surrounding scenery.

Want to go shopping? The nu-merous downtowns dotted through these two counties unveil a cornu-copia of local stores with local mer-chandise made by local artists of all persuasions. These treasure chests provide, literally, something for ev-ery taste.

Historically, Western folklore abounds here with names like Liver Eatin’ Johnson, Buffalo Bill and Ca-lamity Jane falling from local lips. And let’s not forget members of Butch Cassidy’s “Wild Bunch” at-tempted robbery on a bank in Red Lodge, involving “Kid” Curry and Harry Longabaugh, “The Sundance Kid” himself.

Into the modern age, Ernest Hemingway often waxed lyrical about the area and Highway 78 from Columbus to Red Lodge is named after Donald Jack Ruhl, one of Mon-tana’s 7 Congressional Medal of Honor recipients.

Local museums in both Red Lodge and Columbus capture all this for you.

All the towns include excellent restaurants boasting the best steaks around and a range of intoxicating gourmet platters as well as a variety of Mexican specialties.

The taverns are many and play to their own eccentric tune. Here you can find beers and wines from around the world.

The music scene is vibrant, with an eclectic sonic mix of styles to whet any appetite during the week and notably on weekends.

And after a hard day’s night of shopping and enjoying the plentiful supply of scenery, food and bever-age, there are a surplus of hotels and motels to help you rest your happily exhausted selves.

HAVE FUN AND WELCOME TO THE AREA!

CARBON COUNTYKIBLER & KIRCH 25TH ANNIVERSAY CELEBRATION

25 YEARS OF WELL-DESIGNED LIVING 1990-2015

Honoring the Founders of Kibler & Kirch: Anita Cramer, Erica Hash, Jean Foster & Rosina Kastelitz

Please join us at 101 North Broadway, Red Lodge, MT to celebrate 25 years of continuous service to our community. Kibler & Kirch’s founders will be on-hand Sat., Dec. 5, 2015 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. to toast the legacy of well-designed living. The day begins with a party and giveaway of a stunning shearling chair from furniture-maker Lee Industries. All merchandise will be 25% OFF.

For a quarter of a century, Kibler & Kirch has been well known for our ex-pertise in interior design and a source of American made home furnishings. Only a handful of merchants in this small resort town can attest to the hard work involved in keeping the doors open through economic downturns and sea-sonal ups and downs. Kibler & Kirch has also been a destination shopping expe-rience for Billings, Cody and many other surrounding towns which has played an enormous impact on the resort economy.

The founders of Kibler & Kirch had such a strong passion for what they were doing they worked diligently offering services and products that clients would appreciate and cherish for many years. Each and every one of our clients was special and most have become personal friends throughout the many years. These wonderful women also possessed a true sense of community, volunteer-ing many hours to various organizations in Red Lodge. Kibler & Kirch has been a major contributor to the employment of many people over the years.

The legacy lives on and our mission remains the same; enrich our custom-ers’ lives through their homes with quality products and unexpected service. We will inspire you to create a fuller, better sense of home.

Come help us celebrate 25 years of well-designed living, and toast to 25 more.

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BOOMERANG BEADS

Boomerang Beads in downtown Red Lodge has long been the favorite of locals and tourists alike for its vibrant atmosphere and eclectic collection of beads, jewelry imports and fashion. Tucked behind the Purple Picket fence you will find treasures from around the globe to inspire you and make you smile. The best collection of beads and jewelry making components in the region for the artist in us all. Fashion with a vibrant flare, jewelry and accessories to compli-ment any wardrobe, thoughtful and inspiring gifts for those you love. Come into Boomerang this holiday season for a bit of nostalgia, the most unique gifts around, and of course, to stock up on your favorite incense!

ROCK CREEK RESORT & OLD PINEY DELLYour Creek Side Escape

Is it time to replenish your soul and just getaway and relax? Come join us at Rock Creek Resort. We have a five star setting right on Rock Creek with an in-door pool, hot tub, sauna and work out area. Our rooms are either facing sooth-ing Rock Creek or the fishing pond and the mountains. The views alone will bring you back down to earth. We offer the greatest variety of lodging in the area with 87 rooms including standard rooms, studio apartments, deluxe studio apartments, an executive suite, town homes and our romantic Stoney Cabin.

Old Piney Dell is our restaurant & bar and for decades has been one of the area’s local favorites for a special evening of exceptional dining. The cozy, log cabin environment, beautiful views and outstanding menu will make for an eve-ning you will never forget. So leave your worries behind and come join us at Rock Creek Resort and renew your spirit at our creek side escape.


MOON LAKE MARKET

Moon Lake Market would like to say Happy Holidays to all the fine people of Red Lodge, and a sincere thanks for all the support this past year. May the end of 2015 bring happiness, health, and warmth to all, and may it bring the best year yet as its successor. Big things are on the horizon for Moon Lake Market…we will be kicking off delivery service by year’s end, we have a commercial kitchen that is almost complete, and we will be cooking hot, delicious, HEALTHY, to-go foods in the very near future! C’mon in to the Moon Lake Market anytime between now and Thanksgiving and have a hot cup of organic, award-winning Bhakti Chai on us and let us know what you’re looking forward to in 2016….Happy Holidays!!Open 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Everyday

RED LODGE BOOKS & TEA

The best way to stay stress-free during your holiday shopping is to shop in a relaxed environment close to home. Red Lodge Books & Tea has been providing exactly that environment since 1986. The store is open 10 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. seven days per week, offering a broad selection of books where you can find something to please any reader. If what you want isn’t in stock, they can usually find it and get it for you in a few days. While you’re shopping, you can relax with a cup of any one of 150 vari-eties of tea. The tea bar offers hot and iced tea, tea lattes, matcha shots, fresh locally-made muffins, soft Bavarian pretzels, and more. All of the teas, herbs, and spices are available by the ounce as well, and you’ll be amazed at the selection of teaware and accessories. Saturday, November 29 is a big day at the store. There will be special deals for Small Business Saturday, and the store is participating in the Indies First program, with ten authors signing books in the store that day, in-cluding store owner Gary Robson, who has two new books out this year. Other authors who couldn’t attend in person have agreed to provide Red Lodge Books & Tea with autographed copies of their books in advance. If you are looking for a special gift, a signed book is just the thing. The following weekend is the Christmas Stroll, where Kathy Robson, the other owner of the store, brings out her famous homemade cookies to go with free samples of Red Lodge holiday tea. Artist Gary Little will be there with his amazing terra cotta mountainscapes, and Kate Hart will be showcasing her gorgeous jewelry. If you save your shopping to the last minute, the store is even open on Christmas Eve. Add in the free gift wrapping, a wide variety of tabletop games, handmade leather journals & bags, and a mountain of stuffed ani-mals, and you have a one stop shop for your Christmas gift needs.


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Red Lodge Mountain will open for the 2015/16 season on Fri., Nov. 27. Following a couple storms that settled on the mountain in late October and early November, the slopes are blan-keted in snow. To supplement the natu-ral snow fall, the snow making crew be-gan their operations in the first week of November.

During the off-season, the mountain tackled numerous projects in order to prepare for the coming season. The multi-year glading/fuel reduction proj-ect focused its efforts on Paradise in the Palisades area, as well as the treed area to skiers left of Little Tree on the lower portion of the mountain. This work not only reduces the amount of fuel that would be available to potential wild fires, but it also opens the heavily forested areas of the mountain to more skiing.

On the Miami Beach chair lift, the lift maintenance team replaced the gear box and auxiliary motor. In addi-tion, the snow making pump was re-

built, and now provides more a more efficient and reliable supply of water to the snow making reservoir.

Red Lodge Mountain is also excited about the addition of Rossignol’s award winning line of Experience skis to the rental shop.

The easy-to-turn Experience skis make learning to ski easier and less in-timidating, and the mountain is work-ing to introduce multi-lesson learn-to-ski programs that will allow new skiers the opportunity to purchase the gear they learned on at a much reduced rate.

The lifts will start turning at 9 a.m. on opening day. The number of runs and lifts that will be available has not yet been determined, and will largely depend on any additional snowfall. Food service for opening weekend will be available in the Main Lodge, at Mid-way Chalet, and at the Bierstube, with the Bierstube hosting live music from Dan Dubuque on Friday and Kalyn Beasley on Saturday.

RED LODGE MOUNTAIN WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON


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November 22 is the start of the HOLIDAY BAZAAR. You can expect to see many fantastic art pieces made by our Member Guild Artists. These make great CHRISTMAS gifts.

ROCK CREEK ARTISTS MINIATURE EXHIBIT will be on display during the months of December and January. These artworks measure 6 x 8 (48 sq.inches) or smaller and make great collectables or wonder-ful holiday gifts.

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and Sunday 12 and Sunday 12 and Sunday 12 --- 5. During the 5. During the 5. During the CHRISTMAS STROLL we will CHRISTMAS STROLL we will CHRISTMAS STROLL we will stay open until 8 PM, Friday stay open until 8 PM, Friday stay open until 8 PM, Friday

and Saturday, December and Saturday, December and Saturday, December 4th and 5th. 4th and 5th. 4th and 5th.

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CARBON COUNTY ARTS GUILD

Enjoy original art from over 200 Western and contemporary artists in the historic 1889 Rocky Fork & Cooke City Railway Depot. See new exhib-its each month featuring the best artists in the re-gion. Join us for workshops given by our Member Artists and Educational exhibits displayed in the North Gallery. We also sponsor Montana Shake-speare In The Parks, Missoula Children’s Theatre, July’s Art In The Beartooths and the Labor Day Arts Fair.

This is the latest news from our Art Edu-cational Outreach Program: We are now send-ing three artists to seven regional public schools to teach art. Willis Johnson is giving art classes at Luther, Fishtail and Nye, Dolly Frerichs Stuber is teaching at Roberts and Belfry and Grace Bailey is at Joliet and Fromberg. We wish to thank the Sid-ney Frank Foundation, the Andy Andersen Memo-

rial Fund, our public schools and our patrons for making this possible. Please join us in celebrating the students art this March at our Student Exhibi-tion.

Workshop News: In December, we are offer-ing a workshop instructed by Denny E. Neville titled “How To Make A Painting Work.” Dolly Fr-erichs Stuber will teach a class in January for all levels of ability. She will emphasize painting with watercolors. Later in January, Marie Shirley Jones will be giving a lecture “Northern Plains Indian Women Explored” she will be talking about the In-dian women’s role in the sustenance, the lodge, the childcare and ceremonies of the tribe. Marie will then instruct a workshop about the Indian Wom-en’s life in ledger art form. You will learn to dem-onstrate this on ledger paper using various images of na-tive life art as inspiration.


COFFEE FACTORY ROASTERS

Coffee Factory Roasters fea-tures fresh roasted coffee by the cup or by the pound. We roast our coffee daily on site in small 5 lb batches to ensure the high-est quality and freshness. Coffee beans make the perfect gift for the coffee lover or for that hard to shop for person on your list. Check out our full selection (over 45 varieties) at www.coffeefactory-roasters.com. We also offer a full espresso bar, fresh baked goodies, and sandwiches. Or cool off with a frappe, smoothie, or iced mocha. The Coffee Factory is open seven days a week with plenty of room to sit and relax. Wireless internet is available for customers.

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COVERING BROADWAY

Greetings from Main Street Red Lodge.Now in its 13th year of business, Covering Broadway offers a big THANK

YOU to its clients, past, present…and future!Our beautiful showroom, located on Broadway in the heart of downtown

Red Lodge, showcases a wide variety of flooring and window covering prod-ucts, along with artisan designed tiles and granite countertops - a selection that rivals those to be found in many a large city.

A designer isn’t in the budget? That’s OK! Speaking of budgets…we re-spect YOURS. Your home will LOOK like you hired a designer when we’re finished!

Our unrivaled service and design expertise, along with our large selection products, makes Covering Broadway a one-stop shopping experience – for the holidays, or any time.

We donate to a wide variety of non-profit organizations. Be sure to ask about our matching donation programs.


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• Guitar Accessories, including amps, pedals, strings, and tuners.

• We have band accessories & instrument rentals

• Look at the nice selection of sheet music

• Visit Justin Satterfield at the store, Justin is a certified luthier, providing superior craftsmanship for repair of acoustic or electric guitars.

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All your Musical needs:

Pilot Peak Music in Red Lodge is your local music store connection. Stop by and talk to Justin Satter-field about your music needs. Justin is a Certified Luthier and stringed instrument repair specialist. Pilot Peak Music is a Fender Authorized Service Center for acoustic and electric guitars. If you have ques-tions about gui-tars, band instru-ments, or music accessories, Pilot Peak Music is here for you. Are you looking for guitar or band instrument rentals? Pilot Peak Music has instru-ment rentals starting at $30 a month with purchase plans. Pilot Peak Music features Teton Guitars based in Idaho Falls, ID. When you play a Teton Guitar listen to the warm tones, powerful volume, and smooth play. When you look at the price tag you will be sur-prised how reasonable these great sounding guitars can be. Pilot Peak Music has a nice line of acoustic and electric guitars including ukuleles, banjos, and mandolins that are tuned-up and ready to go.

We Have a selection of your favorite Made in Montana holiday treats and gift items. Here are just a few of the items we carry:• Becky’s Berries Jams, Jellies, Syrups, and Flavored Honey, made in Absarokee• Kings Cupboard Chocolate and Caramel sauce, Brownie Mix and Hot Chocolate Mix, made in Red Lodge• Chalet Market Summer Sausage and Salami, made in Belgrade• Truzzolinos Beef Pastry, made in Butte• Wind’s Beef Pastry, made in Anaconda• Alpine Valley Kitchen Chocolates, made in Trego• SpicZ Galz Seasonings, made in Laurel• Gluten Free Mama Pie Crust, Pizza Crust, Cookie mix, made in Polson• Caramel Cookie Waffles, made in Billings• Tumblewood Teas Honey & Bumblestix, made in Big Timber• Arianna’s Jewels by Hannah Brown, made in Roberts • Recycled Belt Bracelets by Charity Stephens, made in Red Lodge• Montana Music CD’s

We also carry great products from our Rocky Mountain neighbors:• Enstrom Almond Toffee from Grand Junction, CO• Mystic Monk Coffee from Powell, WY• Huckleberry Taffy from Sweets Candy Co. in Salt Lake City, UT• Gossner Swiss Cheese from Logan, UT• Queen Bee Gardens honey sweetened Chocolates, Caramels, and Toffee from Lovell, WY• Dohm & Xob hand crafted knit hats, scarfs, hand warmers, and mittens from Longmont, CO• Buck Knives from Post Falls, ID

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Bank of Bridger Family of Banks invites you to come and see what a difference it makes to deal with a local community bank! Bank of Bridger, N. A. is your locally owned and operated commu-nity bank. First Chartered in August of 1915, we were known as First National Bank of Bridger. A few years later, in February of 1919 the Bank became American National Bank of Bridger before organizing as Bank of Bridger on June 6, 1941. The Bridger Company acquired the Bank of Bridger in 1985 and ownership remains the same today. Over the last 20 years Bank of Bridger, N.A. has expanded with offic-es in Montana and Wyoming. Montana locations include: Bridger, Joliet, Red Lodge, Harlem, and Butte. Wyoming locations are Lovell, Greybull, Powell, and Thermopolis. Our multiple locations provide convenient account access throughout south central Montana and northern Wyoming. We, at the Bank of Bridger, N.A., are committed to giving you the quality banking experience you deserve. Our team of experienced lenders can provide you expertise in Farming/Ranching, Commer-cial, Real Estate and Consumer loans. We provide a wide array of products and services with competitive rates on both loans and de-posits. We offer all of the products of a larger bank yet we are small enough to know our customer’s name and care about each relation-ship.If you are new to the area or simply looking for a bank that offers a more personal, quality service, then we think Bank of Bridger Fam-ily of Banks is for you! Stop by and check us out, we think you will agree.

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When will the Federal Reserve raise interest rates? This question has been on the minds of economists and financial market prognosticators for quite some time now. But what does it mean to you, as an individual investor?

First of all, it’s important to understand just what is meant by “raising rates.” The Federal Reserve, or the “Fed,” di-rectly controls short-term interest rates, although, through various measures, it can also affect long-term rates. Typi-cally, the Fed will lower short-term rates to stimulate the economy. Conversely, the Fed will raise rates to slow down the economy if it seems to be “overheating” and threatening to push inflation to excessive levels.

Since the end of 2008, when the financial crisis hit, the Fed has kept short-term rates close to zero. But now, fol-lowing several years of reasonably strong economic growth, the Fed appears poised to raise rates. No one can really pre-dict the exact timing of the rate hike, but statements from the Fed indicate that it seems to be a matter of “when,” not “if.”

Fed chairperson Janet Yellen has indicated that when the increase comes, it may be relatively small, and that fur-ther increases will be spaced out enough to avoid potential “shocks” to the economy. Still, as an investor, you need to be aware of the potential impact of any interest rate increase. So, consider the following:

• Review your bond holdings. As short-term rates rise, shorter-term bonds, and even some “cash” instruments, may eventually become more attractive than longer-term bonds, which tend to be more volatile. A sell-off of longer-term bonds can push their prices downward, so make sure these bonds don’t take up too large a percentage of your fixed-income portfolio.

• Build a bond ladder. A bond ladder may prove ben-eficial to you in all interest-rate environments. To construct this ladder, you need to own bonds and other fixed-rate ve-hicles, such as certificates of deposit (CDs) of varying ma-turities. Thus, when market interest rates are low, you’ll still have your longer-term bonds, which typically pay higher rates than short-term bonds, working for you. And when interest rates rise, as may be the case soon, you can reinvest your maturing, short-term bonds and CDs at the higher rates. Be sure to evaluate whether the bonds or CDs held in the ladder are consistent with your investment objectives, risk tolerance and financial circumstances.

• Be prepared for volatility. Certain segments of the fi-nancial markets don’t like interest rate increases – after all, higher rates mean higher borrowing costs, which make it harder for businesses to expand their operations. There-fore, depending on the composition of your portfolio, be prepared for some volatility when rates start moving up. However, since the Fed has already indicated it is likely to raise rates fairly soon, such a hike may already be largely “priced in” to the market, so any turbulence may be some-what muted.

By taking these steps, you can help contain the effects of rising interest rates on your own investment outlook. Ul-timately, as an investor, you need to concentrate on those things you can control, no matter what the Federal Reserve decides to do. And that means you need to build a diver-sified portfolio that reflects your goals, risk tolerance and time horizon. Maintaining this type of focus can help you – no matter where interest rates are headed.

This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor.

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Make your holidays this year even more special with festive floral arrange-ments from the Flower Garage.

The Flower Garage offers cut flow-ers and house plants for all occasions – weddings, memorials, reunions, par-ties, anniversaries, birthdays and more. We feature Thanksgiving and Christmas centerpieces, holiday gift baskets and fresh holiday floral arrangements. Our enhanced gift selection includes hats, perfumes, scarves, jewelry and locally made jelly, jams and honey. For your con-venience we deliver throughout Carbon County.


THE STRAWBERRY PATCH & DOLLY’S ART ATTIC

Thirty years of experience in the custom framing industry has given Dolly the opportunity to learn from the master framers. She understands the impor-tance of using quality products and precise craftsmanship to make your treasure a treasure for generations to come. She is an artist herself, and her role in the creative process is not to tell you what to do but to help and guide you through the design process. Her goal is to help you create a piece that you will love for many, many years to come. Everyone who walks through the door of The Straw-berry Patch is a friend. Let’s get started!

SISTERS ON BROADWAY

We are excited as we enter into our 4th year of business, so come celebrate the holidays with us. Feel the spirit of the season as you enter our store all decorated for the holiday season. We are located in the heart of Red Lodge and have something for everyone. We are a unique boutique offering clothing (at a great price), scarves (large selec-tion) jewelry and gifts galore.

Come discover all we have to offer and check out the latest styles to keep you looking fabulous all winter long. And, of course, a “Sisters’ favorite” is our amazing selection of scarves – just the perfect gift for ev-eryone on your list.

See our ad for spe-cial sales during Nov. & Dec. Gift certifi-cates available.

Mention this ad and receive $5.00 off your purchase of $30.00 or more.


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Open House & Extended Shopping HoursBlack Friday- Shop Small Saturday – Parade of Lights

December Wednesdays Shop & Create ‘til 8:00! December 9th Fine Art Appreciation Reception 12 Noon–7 p.m.

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Juliana’s Jammin’ Lapidary Studio, Rock & Art Shop is a great little boutique where many local Montana artisans convene to sell their craft. Everything from antiquities, framed art, photography, soy candles, jellies, pottery, western de-sign, hats, mittens, baby and adult clothing and gifts, it can be found at Juliana’s. She also welcomes custom orders.

From meet the artist events to open houses there’s always something going on at Juliana’s. During the month of December leading up to Christmas, Juliana will be hosting weekly shop and create Wednesdays until 8.

December 9th Juliana will hold a special fine art appreciation event. This reception will include Pamela Larson, Carol Hartman, Christine Bakke, Jessica McCurdy, Jessica Brophy and more. Come meet the artists and shop for the holidays in this beautiful little boutique.

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The holidays are all about making memories. Think of all the past cele-brations you’ve had at the 307 Bar and Grill. We want to make your 2015 holiday season the best ever. Let us make you lunch or din-ner daily, and breakfast on Sunday. Bring your family down to watch the game on our five HD screens.

Every Thursday night we have BINGO and lots of laughs. Unwind and get away in our casino for a few hours. Allow us help you customize the per-fect holiday party for the office or your family. We strive to bring you great food and service in a family friendly environment. Eat and drink local this holiday season and let us at the 307 make your holiday’s easy and full of great memories! Call 322-4511 for reservations or to schedule your holiday party.

MONTANA GEMDrop by Montana Gem on Fri-

day, December 4th and Saturday, December 5th for the Annual Open House. Randy and Katie will have extended hours for the event: Fri-day 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Sat-urday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Three gift cards will be given away. Women.......this is your chance to create a “wish list” for your hubbie - help make his shopping easier and pick out some treasures! Refreshments will be provided. If you have any questions, call 406-322-5977. Montana Gem is located at 637 North 9th Street, Suite 140 in Columbus.


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