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Local crews assist Fort Peck Pines Community with

wildfire preparedness. Left to right are Dylan Guttenberg,

Blake Mattfeldt, Andrew Fransen, Jesse Cook, Sparky

Hanson, Michael Pedersen and Elias Mitchell.

Fire crews hard work motivates cabin owners

Twenty
firefighters
were
dispatched with chainsaws, mowers,
a wood chipper and a skid steer to
help remove the overabundance of
vegetation in the Fort Peck Pines
Recreation Area, south of Glasgow.
For a week, crews worked in hot,
humid conditions to complete this
important hazardous fuels reduction

project.
The noise and hustle of crews
definitely got the attention of local
residents. In fact, it provided a
great opportunity to visit with
residents on how to prepare their
property for wildfires, establish an
evacuation plan and do their part
to prevent a wildfire from starting,

explained Crystal Beckman, Fire

Prevention Program Coordinator
with the DNRC. Before we knew
it, residents were raking up pine
needles, cutting brush and hauling
it to us to be chipped.
Local, state and federal agencies
partnered to complete this work.
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BUZZIFIED
GARAGE SALE: Saturday, July 9, 8am-4pm. Boat, grills, fishing gear, lawn
mower, 4-wheeler, something for everyone. 1123 1ST AVENUE NORTH

July 1 - July 7

Treat of the Month

SHOWINGS

Hours

11:00-8:00
Drive Thru 11:00-8:00
Call 228-2997

228-9239

www.polsontheatres.com
4:10 - 7:15 - 9:15

HELD
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PG

4:00 - 7:00 - 9:35

HELD
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of sci-fi action and

PG-13 sequences
destruction, and for some language
DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $6.00/PERSON

for mild thematic elements.

FREE TREAT TUESDAY! Free Popcorn with Every Paid Admission. ALL SHOWINGS

Happy Anniversary
Dennis and Janice Shanks

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51 yea

We Love you!

Troy, Janelle, Garett, & Stetson Bargmann

Emit & Jayme Valnes

Trip of the Month Winners

Fort Peck Fine Arts

Billings to Liberia, Costa
Council is proud to
Rica, 5-night all-inclusive
announce its 8th Annual
resort.
Trip-of- the-Month winners July $200 cash winner:
for June and July 2016.
Annette Wageman of
June trip winner: Brigia
Glasgow
OMorgan of Harlem,
round-trip airfare for two
from Billings to Myrtle
Beach, SC & 4-night stay.
June $200 cash winner:
Trudy Fox of Wolf Point
July trip winner: Jennifer
Fewer of Glasgow, roundCall for reservation by 10 AM
228-9500
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Glacier

Fire
Crew continued from front
This collaborative effort was spearheaded by fire

managers from Long Run Fire Department, Valley

County, Montana Department of Natural Resource and
Conservation, Bureau of Land Management, and U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers.
Local champion, Bob Sparky Hanson, Valley
County Deputy Fire Warden and Long Run Volunteer
Fired Department volunteer, initially started visiting
with cabin owners in the fall of 2015. Hanson explained
to them the importance of reducing the amount of
vegetation around structures and how this could increase
the structures survivability. Over twenty landowners
signed up to have work done.
Crews assessed homes and discussed the best
vegetation treatment options with residents. They also
discussed the Ready, Set, Go principles. One, be Ready
prior to wildfire season. Two, be Set, have situational
awareness during fire season; and three, Go, do not wait
to be told to evacuate, leave early.
Crews also worked along the roadways removing
vegetation within the right-of-way corridor. The removal
of vegetation will make travel safer for both firefighters
and residents in the event of a wildfire. All vegetation
removed from the cabin sites and roadways was chipped.
Wood chips are being made available to the public, free
of charge, at the Valley County Landfill.
Project successes include:
Fire agencies were able to come together to help a
community.
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Firefighters received training on structure assessments,
use of equipment and how to properly conduct
mitigation work.
For more information or to learn how you can get
involved, contact Sparky at 406-263-8625.

LOW-STRESS LIVESTOCK HANDLING WORKSHOP

Featuring Instructor Whit Hibbard
July 14-15, 2016 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Glasgow Stockyards, Inc. Sales Barn
East of Glasgow on Fort Peck Hwy 42

Class is $20/day includes Lunch

Brought to you by:

Ron and Rose Stoneberg Glasgow Stockyards, Inc. Valley County Grazing Districts
Valley County Conservation District Farm Equipment Sales

Please RSVP to Diane Dirkson 406-228-2961

or Mandy Maldonado 406-228-4321 ext. 101

Looking to be
GREAT weather
for the Guv Cup
Its gonna get warm out there, but not a 100 degree
scorcher as some tourneys in the past, and wind aint gonna
be a factor, either. Hopefully a nice little walleye chop to
beat the heat on Friday, and Saturdays forecast is actually
looking a little too calm! The weigh boats, however, will
have a much easier job than in some past years.
Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 56. West
northwest wind 5 to 10 mph becoming east southeast
after midnight.
Friday: Partly sunny, with a high near 87. East southeast
wind 7 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Friday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers and
thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 61.
East wind 7 to 13 mph.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 86. East
northeast wind 5 to 7 mph becoming light and variable.
Saturday Night: A 50 percent chance of showers and
thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 60.
Light and variable wind becoming north northeast 5 to 9
mph after midnight.
Sunday: Showers and thunderstorms likely, mainly after
noon. Partly sunny, with a high near 81. North northeast
wind 9 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. Chance
of precipitation is 70%.
Sunday Night: Showers and thunderstorms likely
before midnight, then showers likely and possibly a
thunderstorm after midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low
around 57.
Monday: Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm
before noon, then a chance of showers and thunderstorms
after noon. Partly sunny, with a high near 74.
Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 54.
Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 74. Breezy.
Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 55.
Breezy.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 78.

BUZZIFIEDS
GARAGE SALE: Saturday, July 9, 9 am to Noon, Large variety of items.
820 6TH ST. N
BUZZ
SO MUCH STUFF ITS OVERWHELMING?: Can do Estate, Moving and
Large Clean Out Sales for you. Dont throw it until I look at it. CALL PATSY
TIHISTA 406-785-2321
BUZZ
FARMERS MARKET: Opening Day is July 9th at 8am. We are looking
forward to a great season. LOCATED AT THE RED PARK PLAZA ACROSS
FROM THE COKE PLANT.
BUZZ
CLOSING FOR THE SEASON: Friday, July 8. Come in and draw a number
for free 4-packs. 75% off all bedding plants, 30% off trees & shrubs, and 35%
sitting planters. PATTYS GREENHOUSE
BUZZ
$10 BAG SALE: Starting Tuesday, July 5th. Clothes, shoes, purses, and
some exclusions. We will be closed every Saturday in July. We have
lots of swimming suits, for everybody. SOROPTIMIST THRIFT STORE DONATIONS WELCOME
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 3 bedroom, 1 bath condo in St. Marie. $500 per month + Security
Deposit. Pet considered for additional $35 per month. CALL THE HELLAND
AGENCY 228-2114 ASK FOR LISA.
BUZZ
FOR RENT OR SALE: 3BR units at St. Marie $450, 1200 sq. ft. new kitchen
floors and countertops, and $550 sq. ft. (Bath & 1/2) with basement and
garage. Nice Units. CALL 406-524-3742
BUZZ
FOR SALE: 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath home. Single garage, new siding, insulated,
privacy fence, large corner lot. $69,900. 48 Julia Maxine, St. Marie CALL
FOR SHOWING 406-942-0905
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TRINITY TECHNOLOGY GROUP seeks professional and career oriented
individuals for Transportation Security Officers in Glendive, Sidney, Wolf
Point, Glasgow, and Havre, MT. Excellent salary, part-time positions with full
benefits. Duties: providing security and protection of air traveling passengers
and the public. Requirements: High School diploma or equivalent, proficiency
in the English language, pass medical and drug screening, and background
checks. To apply go to http://www.trinitytechnologygroup.com/ . E. O. E.
BUZZ
HOSPITALITY BUSINESS looking for competent, professional, nit picky
housekeeping staff. The wages match the talent. CONTACT MANAGEMENT
AT 406-228-2800
BUZZ
HELP WANTED: Looking for laborers, and carpenters. Wage DOE. CALL
406-451-9600
BUZZ
ROTOR TILLER SERVICE: 2-foot rotor till, $70 per hour (1 hour minimum);
8-foot rotor till, $110 per hour (one hour minimum). Call or text Jake Kolstad
at 406-263-4510
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 1BR apartment, close to downtown Glasgow. No Smoking,No
Pets. $550 water included. CALL 230-0711
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 2BR 1 Bath. $500 + Deposit. PLEASE CALL SKIP 263-2779
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 3BR 1 Bath. $525 Completely Remodeled very nice must see.
In St. Marie CALL 406-270-2522
BUZZ
BUS DRIVERS NEEDED: Glasgow School District is seeking route and/
or activity bus drivers. Route drivers: 4-5 hrs/day during school year;
wages $16.08-16.75/hr DOE; benefits holiday pay, vacation, sick leave,
& retirement. Activity Driver wages are $13.25/hr (including waiting time).
Complete classified personnel application on the school District website at
http://glasgow.k12.mt.us/District/5140-Untitled.html. Open until filled. FOR
MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT ROGER RONESS (263-4708)

29th Annual Montana Governors Cup Walleye Tournament

Thursday, Friday & Saturday, July 7-9 2016

1. Marvin Johnson, Fort Peck; MT Donald Johnson, Great Falls, MT

2. Georgia Gibbs- Atkinson, Poplar, MT; Jamie Atkinson Poplar, MT
3. Tony Albright, Belle Fourche, SD; Dalyn McCann, Belle Fourche, SD
4. Mike Gibbs, Glendive, MT; Aspen Gibbs, Glendive, MT
5. Rick Green, Billings, MT; Gene Deveraux, Billings, MT
6. Lloyd Malmend, Malta, MT; Sheryl Burnham, Saco, MT
7. Ben Griffin, Billings, MT; Jim Howe, Billings, MT
8. Arthur Nuthak, Butte, MT; Timothy OConnell, Twin Falls, ID
9. Holly Hunziker, Glasgow, MT; John Hunziker, Glasgow, MT
10. Daniel Long, Billings, MT; Ed Schoenrock, Billings, MT
11. Scott Griffin, Sunburst, MT; Bill Sinks, Jordan, MT
12. Arlie McMichael, Glasgow, MT; Greg Holtan, Ennis, MT
13; Brandon Rod, Williston, ND; Adam Lambert, Williston, ND
14. Gary Dorval, New Town, ND; Neil Dorval, Hazen, ND
15. Kennie Williams, Lewistown, MT; Travis Scott, Harlowton, MT
16. Wade Bosch, Billings, MT; Eric Ulschak, Laurel, MT
17. Shane Morse, Hardin, MT; William Morse, Billings, MT
18. Rick Pokrzywinski, Watford City, ND; Larry Durand, Minot, ND
19. Kenny Kepp, Hardin, MT; Albert Peterson, Hardin, MT
20. Joe Herbold, Jordan, MT; Hayley Young, Glasgow, MT
21, Eddie White, Billings, MT; Dan Walter, Shepherd, MT
22. Daryl Belik, Tioga, ND; James Sandbeck, E. Grand Forks, MN
23. Brent Shipp, Havre, MT; Randy Jones, Havre, MT
24. Gy Salvevold, Culbertson, MT; Will Salvevold, Culbertson, MT
25. Danny Nygaerd, Cut Bank, MT; Robert Nygard, Fort Peck, MT
26. Jason Mundel, Coram, MT; Bob Hickey, Kalispell, MT
27. Mike Johnson, Leigh, NE; Sheryl Johnson, Leigh, NE
28. William Hinrichs, Fort Peck, MT; Rex Sikveland, Circle, MT
29. Kyle Vine, Vida, MT; Colby Tognetti, Bismark, ND
30. Brian Bentley; Billings, MT; Boden Bentley, Billings, MT
31. Donnie Jaimson, E. Helena, MT; Chad Waters, Vero Beach, FL
32. Charlie Long, Park Grove, MT; Rod Gorder, Mesquite, NV
33. Kelly Brunelle, Williston, ND; Warren Nelson, Williston, ND
34. Shawn White, Williston, ND; Terry Falcon, Trenton, ND
35. Shannon Belik, Sawyer, ND; Shawn Iwen, Stanley, ND
36. Justin Bechtold, Willard, MT; Jason Bechtold, Willard, MT
37. Marley Sprecher, Elgin, ND; Ryan Roth, New Leipzig, ND
38. Dan Barton, Gillette, WY; Cole Barton, Gillette, WY
39. Joe Reynen, Culbertson, MT; Jake Reynen, Plentywood, MT
40. Jesse Ketchem, Billings, MT; Austin Ketchem, Billings, MT
41. Trevor Waarvik, Glasgow, MT; Jerry Wilson, Malta, MT
42. Travis Dovre, Helena, MT; Trenton Dovre, Malta, MT
43. Todd Koessl, Billings, MT; Jon Koessl, Belgrade, MT
44. Corey Gilman, Billings, MT; Barry Gilman, Helena, MT
45. Clay Buckmiller, Billings, MT; Troy Morgenstern, Billings, MT
46. Wendi Ross, Fort Peck, MT; Stacy Montgomery, Miles City, MT
47. Rory Barbot, Williston, ND; Tate Barbot, Williston, ND
48. Tom Cushing, Billings, MT; Van Pittack, Billings, MT
49. Tanner Roth, Sidney, MT; Brad Anvik, Sidney, MT

50. Wayne Wilcox, Laurel, MT; Chris Grottohn, Belgrade, MT

51. Crow Crawford, Glasgow, MT; Bryce Kauffman, Glasgow, MT
52. Mike McElvain, Billings, MT; Bobby McElvain, Billings, MT
53. Julian Butcher, Columbia Falls, MT, Levi LaPrath, Whitefish, MT
54. Tim Marsh, Plentywood, MT; Ron Olson, Plentywood, MT
55. Dave Burg, Williston, ND; Seth Burg, Williston, ND
56. Bill Porter, Cheyenne, WY; Chuck Craig, Mitchel, NE
57. Ken Sanford, Watford City, ND; Nick Polivka, Watford City, ND
58. Kevin Harper, Billings, MT; Bill Legate; Grand Rapids, MI
59. Dalon Dyke, Baker, MT; Mark Ferrell, Baker, MT
60. Norm Sillerud, Glasgow, MT, JR Rasmusan, Glasgow, MT
61. William Dykman, Fort Peck, MT; Shane Pursley, Helena, MT
62. Stevin Miller, Fort Peck, MT; Kevin Miller, Glasgow, MT
63. Eric Esp, Fishtail, MT; Denny South; Absorokee, MT
64; Joey Olson, Watford City, ND; Shane Shannon, Watford City, ND
65. Steve Harada; Wolf Point, MT, Traci Harada, Wolf Point, MT
66. Mike Seidl, Helena, MT; Bill Seidl, Billings, MT
67. Brandon Babb, Wolf Point, MT; Brady Babb, Wolf Point, MT
68. Kris Keller, Wolf Point, MT; Glenn Eimers, White Lake, SD
69. Todd Young, Glasgow, MT; Trent YoungColumbia Falls, MT
70. Ken Schmidt Glasgow, MT; Mark Jones, Billings, MT
71. Jesse Reuter, Sidney, MT; Monica Reuter, Sidney, MT
72. Jonathan Hippe, Trenton, ND; Steve Hippe, Froid, MT
73. Mike Newton, Glendive, MT; Randy Redfern, Billings, MT
74. Kody Harper, Dickinson, ND; Denny Mailey, Billings, MT
75. Sam Roggow, Shoshoni, WY; Sean Walker, Dayton, WY
76. Josh Herman, Sidney, MT; Larry Herman, Sidney, MT
77. Ryan Roberts, Billings, MT; Fred Roberts Billings, MT
78. Clint Volbrecht, Richey, MT; Tim Buller, Richey, MT
79. Harlyn Olson, Richey, MT; Ryder Olson, Richey, MT
80. Gerald Gray, Billings, MT; Scott Sylvester, Clinton, MT
81. Dan Majeske, Billings, MT; Matt West; Langford, SD
82. Cody Martinenz, Winnett, MT; Tyler Bumgarner, Great Falls, MT
83. Alton Smith, Fort Peck, MT; Sue Smith, Fort Peck, MT
84. Jace Young, Glasgow, MT; Gavin Krauth, Glasgow, MT
85. Randy Moore, Big Timber, MT; Todd Eich, St. Cloud, MN
86. Joe Kavon, Plentywood, MT; Rob Kavon, Spokane, WA
87. Don Barton, Gillette, WY; Myla Barton, Gillette, WY
88. Ole Komrosky, Glasgow, MT; Doug Komrosky, Havre, MT
89. Curt Wiley, Miles City, MT; Joe DeJong, Hobson, MT
90. Brady McDowell, Froid, MT; Chanon Romo, Bainville, MT
91. Buck Van Horn, Circle, MT; Tina Van Horn, Circle, MT
92. Cory Haight, Roundup, MT; Erika Haight, Roundup, MT
93. Larry Harrell, Gillette, WY; Brett Harrell, Belgrade, MT
94. Paul King, Joplin, MT; Paul Olson, Conrad, MT
95. Scott Sundheim, Fairview, MT; Cindy Sundheim, Fairview, MT
96. Dustin Mortenson, Williston, ND; Darcy Bunelle, Fort Peck, ND
97. Kevin Lynch, Huntley, MT; Mike Bloch, Lovell, WY

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Feeling overwhelmed?
Moving to Prairie Ridge,
The Manor or Valley View?

Let us help.

Call Shawn Beard 230-1025

Fort Peck Summer Theatre

VIP ON-STAGE SEATING!

July 824

Call 406-526-9943 NOW!

Live on-stage barincludes 1 free drink
Groups of 2-4 each night. $50/seat

Performances are:
Fridays & Saturdays
7:30 pm
Sundays 4 pm
June 17
thru
July 3
July 8 July 24

More Information call

406.526.9943
Hours: 12 to 4 pm
Wed. thru Sun.
boxoffice.fpst@gmail.com
www.fortpecktheatre.org

Man of La Mancha
playing
June 17, 18, 19
24, 25, 26
July 1, 2, 3
July 29
thru Aug. 14

Aug. 19
thru Sept. 4

Montana Governors Cup

98. Alan Pitman, Gillette, WY; Matthew Pitman, Gillette, WY

99. Ricci Olson, Glasgow, MT; John Britzman, Glasgow, MT
100. Tim Jennings, Fort Peck, MT; Wade Roberts, Sidney, MT
101. Chris Kwasney, Circle, MT; Jessica Kwasney, Circle, MT
102. Trevor Verhasselt, Sidney, MT; Jeff Nagle, Sidney, MT
103. Jon Stoller, Laurel, MT; Crason Fohl, Lewistown, MT
104. Ron McNary, Williston, ND; Karl Merk, Williston, ND
105. Luke Sundby, Williston, ND; Eli Williams, Williston, ND
106. Joe Baird, Gillette, WY; Angela Pitman, Gillette, WY
107. Mark Bujarski, Clear Lake, MN; Michael Bujarski, Clear Lake, MN
108. David Corns, Pine Haven, WY; Kelly Lang, Pine Haven, WY
109. Rockwell Wenzel, Corvallis, MT; Jim Moyer, Malta, MT
110. Michael Hartman, East Grand Rapids, MN; Ben Renberg, St. Paul, MN
111, Bryan McDowell, Sidney, MT; Lenny Eubanks, Williston, ND
112. Kyle Sando, Belgrade, MT; Kyle Huntley, Williston, ND
113. Kirby Krebsbach, Williston, ND; Jenni Krebsbach, Williston, ND
114. Shane McKeever Billings, MT; CoreyMcKeever, Billings, MT
115. Whit Rush, Wolf Point, MT; Carly Rush, Wolf Point, MT
116. Darrell Bocek, Dayton, WY; Paul Verley, Sheridan, WY
117. Myron Sylte, Williston, ND; Darold Halvorson, Williston, ND
118. Ken Hanna, Florence, MT; Brian Hanna, Red Lodge, MT
119. Ernie Olness, Billings, MT; Brent Olness, Billings, MT
120. Jason Plouffe, Saco, MT; Levi Plouffe, Billings, MT
121. Rick McLaughlin, Glenrock, WY; Jeralyn McLaughlin, Glenrock, WY
122. Mike Morgareidge, Sheridan, WY; Dan Rockafellow, Sheridan, WY
123. Jeff Koski, Bozeman, MT; Scott Fossum, Glasgow, MT
124. David George, Glasgow, MT; Ross Sensiba, Devils Lake, ND
125. Edgar Hoffman, Gillette, WY; vTom Chapman, Gillette, WY
126. Landon Holte, Fort Peck, MT; Casey Holte, Bismark, ND
127.Brad Smudzinski, Fort Peck, MT; Scott Woodward, Glendive, MT
128. Jay Erickson, Billings, MT; Isabell Erickson, Billings, MT
129. Jack Schilla, Valier, MT; Pat Bannon, Deer Lodge, MT
130. Cody Strohm, Richey, MT; Scott Lesmeister, Columbus, MT
131. Andy Rose, Huntley, MT; Breyden Rose, Huntley, MT
132. Eric Rensvold, Glasgow, MT; Cory Baisch, Sidney, MT
133. Daniel Kaiser, Great Falls, MT; Gary Baron, Great Falls, MT
134. Paul Dull, Hinsdale, MT; Audie Simpson, Saco, MT
135. Mitch Griebel, Glasgow, MT; Ron Sanford, Bismark, ND
136. Keeley Montgomery, Miles City, MT; Craig Teal, Detroit Lakes, MN
137. Rodney Glasoe, Nashua, MT; Tyler Johnson, Nashua, MT
138. Todd Dooley, Sidney, MT; Sam Syth, Sidney, MT
139. Rick Walter, Casper, WY; Joe Johnson, Casper, WY
140. Scott Anderson, Williston, ND; Austin Anderson, Bozeman, MT
141. Bud Slade, Malta, MT; Doug Zupko, Flemsburg, MN
142. Jarred Griffis, Kalispell, MT; Bill Thompson, Whitefish, MT
143. Matt Cowen, Billings, MT; Nate McClenning, Huntley, MT
144. Paul McColly, Hinsdale, MT; Andrew Malmend, Saco, MT
145. Steve Bell, Glasgow, MT; Lisa Ball, Glasgow, MT
146. Jerry Molstad, Glasgow, MT; Nate Molstad, Havre, MT
147. Ted Toavs, Wolf Point, MT; Paul Wemmer, Nashua, MT
148. Shawn Lawson, Glasgow, MT; Shalaine Lawson, Glasgow, MT
149. Ken Jansa, Glasgow, MT; Tony Jansa, Williston, ND

Montana Governors Cup

150. Ed Sugg, Glasgow, MT; Bill Sugg, Glasgow, MT

151. John Lamb, Glasgow, MT; Mary Armstrong, Glasgow, MT
152. Jason Eggebrecht, Fort Peck, MT; Drew Alpers, Billings, MT
153. Bill Dasinger, Wolf Point, MT; Marlys Dasinger, Wolf Point, MT
154. Dave Wallem, Sidney, MT; Dave Riggin, Glasgow, MT
155. Chris Wallem, Sidney, MT; Bruce Riggin, Glasgow, MT
156. Trevor Kleppelid, Circle, MT; Todd Kleppelid, Circle, MT
157. Levi Sugg, Glasgow, MT; Seth Morehouse, Glasgow, MT
158. Garett Boese, Billings, MT; Jamie Olson, Billings, MT
159. Ron LaRoche, Poplar, MT; Guy Schwarzrock, Poplar, MT
160. Dylan Hughes, Glagsow, MT; Aaron Hartsock, Glasgow, MT
161. Roger Meidinger, Fort Peck, MT; Doug Heins, Bock, MN
162. Colby Loudon, Circle, MT; Bryce Loudon, Circle, MT
163. Rob Schilling, Cartwright, ND; Chad Mueller, Sidney, MT
164. Douglas Wick, Sidney, MT; Dayton Wick, Sidney, MT
165. Fuzz Carnahan, Malta, MT; Jay Boardman, Malta, MT
166. Jody Mann, Colstrip, MT, Jerry Gillespie, Colstrip, MT
167. LaTrisha Vandermars, Glasgow, MT; Tyler Vandermars, Glasgow
168. Shane Fuchs, Billings, MT; Alden Fuchs, Billings, MT
169. Ray Glasoe, Glasgow, MT; Storm Jackson, Glasgow, MT
170. Corey Wieland, Sidney, MT; Wayne Reid, Sidney, MT
171. Brady Mueller, Sidney, MT; Justin Verhasselt, Sidney, MT
172. Tyler McClain, Richey, MT; Dave McClain, Beaverton, MI
173. Chris Rossol, Sidney, MT; Ken Rossol, Sidney, MT
174. Buck Taylor, Saco, MT; Tyrel Taylor, Billings, MT
175. Dennis Patten, Friendship, WI; Cody Patten, Egg Harbor, WI
176. Matt Poole, Glasgow, MT; Luke Morehouse, Glasgow, MT
177. Kirk Boyer, Glasgow, MT; Adam Morehouse, Glasgow, MT
178. Trenton Wemmer, Wolf Point, MT; Jeff Vine, Vida, MT
179. Wes Hickey, Chamberlain, SD; Cody Burull, Reliance, SD
180. Joel Pazour, Pukwana, SD; Darren Mosel, Chamberlain, SD
181, Garrett Morken, Glasgow, MT, Casey King, Glasgow, MT
182. Jeff Larson, Glasgow, MT; John Chappell, Glasgow, MT
183. Nate Chappell, Miles City, MT; Mike Chappell, Glasgow, MT
184. Lane Labatte, Sidney, MT; Josh Kempton, Culbertson, MT
185. Brad Patten, Fairview, MT; Blake Patten, Fairview, MT
186. Clint Thomas, Jordan, MT; Layne Thomas, Jordan, MT
187. Ty Zimdars, Bloomfield, MT; Ron Wold, Glendive, MT
188. Carl Seilstad, Roy, MT; Cathy Seilstad, Roy, MT
189. Matt Williamson, Minot, ND; Adam Brayko, Hazen, ND
190. Rick Keller, Wolf Point, MT; James Keller, Billings, MT
191. Willy Green, Circle, MT; Nathan Tuttle, Circle, MT
192. Jacob Saitta, Sidney, MT; Cody Frye, Newtown, ND
193. Eric Stahl, Laurel, MT; Dayle Stahl, Laurel, MT
194. Andrew Johnson, Froid, MT; Layne Johnson, Froid, MT
195. Greg Mortensen, Newtown, ND; Klint Hartsoch, Ray, ND
196. TJ Halverson, Tioga, ND; Ryan Davidson, Tioga, ND
197. Kyle Williams, Sidney, MT; Craig Dunn, Sidney, MT
198. Jonathan Nelson, Sidney, MT; Lonnie Porter, Fairview, MT
199. Tyler Vine, Bozeman, MT; Trevor Johnson, Helena, MT
200. Clay Kittleson, Fort Peck, MT; Sam Lawson, Fort Peck, MT

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AUCTION

Saturday, July 9, 2016 10:00am

Glasgow, MT - Turn at 7th Street (1 block off Hwy 2)

Behind Uncle Milts Body Shop, next to railroad track.
Owner: Ed Hopfauf, President 406-263-1233
Hand Tools
Heavy Equipment
Electric Hand Tools
Concrete Items
Tools
Sheetrock Items
Miscellaneous
Air Tools

www.r-kauction.com
Rick Kniepkamp (406) 485-2548
or cell (406) 939-1632

BEAUTIFUL SERENE LOCATION

Charming 3 bedroom, two bath home on 3 1/2 acres

for sale, just 1/2 mile south of Glasgow, Montana.
The house has 2528 square feet of living space.
New siding, windows and air conditioning/heating
system were installed in 2015. There are two main
floor bedrooms, updated bathroom with double sink,
nice kitchen with open floor plan and large living room
with beautiful views. The downstairs was remodeled in
2011, boasting a large den with wood fireplace, storage
room, and bonus room with in suite bathroom. The
detached 1200 square foot garage has a wood stove
to keep it warm while you work. There are two other
outbuildings: a greenhouse with heat available to it and
a wood shed. Close to town but yet private.

CALL 228-2114 TODAY

www.hellandagencyinc.com

20-984

Asking $275,000

The Womens Resource Center would like to extend a heartfelt

Thank-you to the Glasgow community along with surrounding
communities for donating food, clothing, and household items.
Those items are given to victims of domestic and sexual violence
along with families that are in need. The demand for donated food
and other items remains constant as requests from our valley county
residents seems to grow. Again, the WRC extends a huge Thank
you for all your support, donations and continued efforts to meet the
needs of victims and families here in Valley County.
In addition, the WRC is asking individuals with gardens
and fruit trees to consider donating any extra produce, fruits,
berries to the WRCs food pantry; which is held twice a month
on Fridays. WRC tries to ensure that our food baskets that are
given to our clients have a well balanced diet.
As always WRC truly appreciates all donations we receive.

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Bernice is Nashuas Reunion Queen

Nashuas 2016 All School Reunion will be held this

weekend, and Bernice Johnson
Nybakken Herman, age 102, has
the honor of being Queen.
Bernice Johnson was born
in 1913 in Canada, and came to
Montana in 1916 as a young child
with her parents and older sister
Ruth. She started grade school in
the Sjorson community. Bernice
went to Battle Lake Minnesota to
attend school and confirmation
classes in 1928 and 1929, staying
with her grandparents. In 1930 and 1931 she went to Nashua
High School. Some of the students in her high school classes
included Gordon Bollinger, Mary Mitchell, Evelyn Barnes,
Neva Barnes, Evelyn Euy, Bill Carr, Wilbur Waters, Clifton
Carr, Willard Beacher, and Erica Weinmeister.
To attend school in Nashua, she had to move in to town
as there was not transportation to get back and forth (she
lived on a farm northwest of Frazer). One year, she and other
students hatched in an apartment building above the Post
Office. Another year, she worked for Myrtle Olson cleaning
house and caring for children in exchange for board and room
while attending school. A school principal she remembers
was Mr. Sonaman and a teacher was Nate Peglar. Bernice was
in the Glee Club. Bernice married Elmer Nybakken in 1932.
Her children, Shirley and Wayne, graduated from
Nashua High School as did her three grandchildren, Jackie
Ball Dowell, David Ball and Jim Ball. Four of her seven
great grandchildren, Lyle, Eric, and Dusty Dowell and
Brandi Ball also graduated from Nashua. Another great
granddaughter, Tarin Ball, attended school in Nashua for a
part of her school years.
Bernice has been a member of the Nashua community since
she returned from Minnesota in 1929. For many years she spent
the winters in Arizona and came back to her home in Nashua
for the summer. She now lives in Glasgow in Prairie Ridge. She
loves to cook and bake for her family; her specialties include
lemon meringue pie, bread pudding and traditional Norwegian
items like lefsa, Rommegrot and krumkake. She likes to play
cards, bingo and gamble. At age 102, she still takes several bus
trips each year to gamble at Four Bears in North Dakota.

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Letter to the Buzz

Bravo to the Theatre Crew!

Dear Buzz,
I made a trip to the Glasgow City-County Library
on Thursday, June 23rd for the Fort Peck Theatres
production of Pinochio.
I enjoyed it very much and it was a very good turnout. I hope the other two shows had as good a turn-out
as well. To the actors, they were super with what they
had to do. A great job well done! Than you to them.
Sincerely,
Callie L. Christinson

Of course the Fridge knew!

John Cassis is one of our nations finest motivational

speakers. He once told a story about a time when he was
serving as one of the Chaplains for the Chicago Bears
during their glory years of the 80s.
As John tells it, Bears Coach Mike Ditka was about
to deliver a locker room pep talk one day. He looked up
and saw defensive tackle William Refrigerator Perry.
How could he not see him? At 338 pounds the Fridge
stood out even in a crowd of pro football players. Ditka
gestured to the Fridge. When I get finished, Ditka
said, Id like you to close with the Lords Prayer. Then
the coach began his talk.
Meanwhile, Jim McMahon, the brash and
outspoken quarterback, punched John Cassis. Look
at Perry, McMahon whispered, He doesnt know the
Lords Prayer.
Sure enough, Perry sat with a look of panic on his
face, his head in his hands. He was sweating profusely.
Everybody knows the Lords Prayer, said Cassis to
McMahon in disbelief.
After a few minutes of watching the Refrigerator
leaking several gallons of sweat, McMahon nudged
Cassis again. Ill bet you 50 bucks Fridge doesnt know
the Lords Prayer.
As Cassis tells the story, he stops to reflect on the
absurdity of it all: Here we were sitting in chapel and
betting 50 bucks on the Lords Prayer.

When Coach Ditka finished his pep talk, he asked all
the men to remove their caps. Then he nodded at Perry
and bowed his head. It was quiet for a few moments
before the Fridge spoke in a shaky voice, Now I lay me
down to sleep. I pray the Lord, my soul to keep.
Cassis felt the tap on his shoulder. It was Jim
McMahon. Heres the 50 dollars, he whispered. I had
no idea Perry knew the Lords Prayer.

Marilyn DeSonias 80th

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