Published by BS Central

515 2nd Ave. S Glasgow, MT 59230

406-228-4558 fax: 406-228-4578
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Service with a smile!

Two of the hardest working girls one could find on

a Friday night was in the Hinsdale School cafeteria
where these little cuties were in charge of selling
concessions for the North Country Mavericks and
Scobey Spartans fans. The Mavericks next home
game will be in Saco this Friday night as they face
the Lustre Christian Lions for some key District 3C
games. There will be a Mavericks Booster meeting

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after the boys varsity game in the Saco School

Library. All parents and community members from
Hinsdale, Saco and Whitewater are urged to attend.
The discussion of Maverick Boosters will include
the organization of the club, fund-raising ideas and
meals.
And we can only wonder if the Tooth Fairy has been
making the rounds in Hinsdale...

Well, its about time!!!

JR Rasmusan stopped in and was excited that the

movies at Valley Cinemas are finally changing on Friday
after Rogue One and Sing have been here for what seems
like forever.
One of the movies is about a spaceship, and one of
them is set in the 15th century. So if youd like to go back
to the future, or whichever way, you may want to take
them both in.

January 6 - 12

SHOWINGS
228-9239

www.polsontheatres.com
4:00 - 6:50 - 9:25

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PG-13

4:10 - 7:00 - 9:15

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extended sequences of sci-fi

violence and action

PG Some rude humor and mild peril

DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $6.00/PERSON

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

Make 2017 your year for investing

For all of you with any money left, be aware of the
next expected mergers so that you can get in on the
ground floor and make some BIG bucks.
Watch for these consolidations in 2017:
Hale Business Systems, Mary Kay Cosmetics,
Fuller Brush, and W. R. Grace Co. will merge and
become: Hale, Mary, Fuller, Grace.
Polygram Records, Warner Bros., and Zesta
Crackers join forces and become: Poly, Warner
Cracker.
3M will merge with Goodyear and become:
MMMGood.
Zippo Manufacturing, Audi Motors, Dofasco,
and Dakota Mining will merge and become:
ZipAudiDoDa.
FedEx is expected to join its competitor, UPS, and
become: FedUP.
Fairchild Electronics and Honeywell Computers
will become: Fairwell Honeychild.
Grey Poupon and Docker Pants are expected to
become: PouponPants.

MDT Proposes Seal and Cover

Project for Montana Highway 24

The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT)
would like to notify the public and seek comments on a
proposal to seal and cover about 17.2 miles of Montana
Highway 24 north of Glasgow in Valley County.
The project begins one-half mile north of the Spring
Coulee/Cut Across Road intersection at reference post
8.5 and extends north for 17.2 miles, ending about a half
mile north of the Dry Fork Creek crossing at reference
post 25.7.
Proposed work includes seal and cover and
upgraded pavement markings. The purpose of the
project is to extend the existing pavement life.
The project is being developed for construction
possibly as early as the summer of 2018, depending on
completion of all project development activities and
availability of funding. No new right-of-way or utility
relocations will be needed.
For more information, please contact Glendive
District Administrator Shane Mintz at (406) 345-8212
or Project Design Engineer Kevin Gilbert at (406)
444 6230. Members of the public may submit written
comments to the MDT Glendive office at P.O. Box 890,
Glendive, MT 59330-0890, or online at:
www.mdt.mt.gov/mdt/comment_form.shtml
Please note that your comments are for project
UPN 9177000. Alternative accessible formats of this
information will be provided upon request by contacting
the Office of Civil Rights, P.O. Box 201001, Helena, MT
59620; (406) 444-9229; fax (406) 444-7243, or e-mail to
aflesch@mt.gov. Those using a TTY may call (800) 3357592 or through the Montana Relay Service at 711.

Sign on for the Pinochle Marathon

Knotts Berry Farm and the National Organization

The Ladies Pinochle Marathon will be firing back
of Women will become: Knott NOW!
up on Monday, January 16th at 7:00 p.m. If you are
Victoria s Secret and Smith & Wesson will merge interested in playing, contact Donna Lee - 228-4943, or
under the new name: TittyTittyBangBang
Laurie Doke - 228-2029.

BUZZIFIEDS

Every Friday Night

Jell-O Shots Drink Specials

Door Prizes Every Hour

Karaoke this Friday

Starts @ 9:00 pm
Dining Room Closed for Private Party
Food will be available in the Bar

FIREWOOD FOR SALE: Cottonwood on hand, $150/cord. Ash available,

$275/cord, but need to call in advance. CALL JASON 406-230-1415
BUZZ
FOR RENT: Great Rentals in St. Marie at reduced price of $425 to help with gas
and driving costs. Nicely renovated units with new hot water heater and furnace
to help lower utility costs. Most pets accepted. FOR SALE: Single story, 3 br, 1
bath in St. Marie. Part of the Condo, new flooring, updated furnace and hot water
heater. Priced at $19,500 CALL 406-524-3742 FOR MORE INFORMATION
BUZZ
APT. FOR RENT: 925 sf. 2 bd/1.5 bth Cozy Glasgow City Center apt. 2
story. Quite. Laundry Room. Sm. pets considered. Avail. Now. $595/mo.
CALL 360-750-6746
BUZZ
HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS NEEDED: Valley View Home is looking
to hire Full time Staff Development Coordinator, LPN licence or RN license
required; Administrative assistant, starting at $11.50; Also, looking for Helping
Hands, starting at $10.00. Applications are available at the business office
or local Job Service. PLEASE CONTACT KARLY KRUCKENBERG,
ADMINISTRATOR, FOR MORE INFORMATION.
BUZZ
DOG GROOMING AVAILABLE ~ CALL CINDY 263-2767

~ F-150s ~

Clearing out 2016s

Making Room for 2017s
Temps to
slowly start
rising

Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around -13. Wind chill

values between -20 and -30. East southeast wind 6 to 9
mph.

Up to $6,550 OFF or
0% Financing for 60 Months OAC

Quality at a Fair Price

Friday: Sunny, with a high near 12. Wind chill values

between -10 and -20. Light and variable wind becoming
west around 6 mph in the afternoon.
Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around -6. Wind
chill values between -10 and -15. West wind around 6 mph
becoming light and variable after midnight.

Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 17. South southeast wind

3 to 5 mph.

Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 4. Light

and variable wind becoming west southwest around 5 mph
after midnight.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 24. West southwest wind
around 6 mph.
Sunday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 10.
M.L.King Day: Sunny, with a high near 27.

Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 32.

Wednesday: A slight chance of rain and snow. Partly sunny,

with a high near 37.

Financing available through FMCC, OAC

NORTHEAST MONTANAS FORD HEADQUARTERS

Call Jerry, Josh or Norm 228-2141 866-528-2141
Check us out on the web for more great deals www.hilineford.net

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P A R T N E R S , P. C .

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Commercial and Corporate Transactional Law
Commercial Litigation | Real Estate and Land Use Law
Agriculture Law | Water Law | Banking Law
Estate and Trust Planning | Probate Matters
10 1st Ave. N (Next to Taxmasters) Glasgow
www.rockymountainlawpartners.com

~ JANUARY ~
Springfield Armory

Super Sale
~ While Supplies Last ~

XDS9339S 3.3 Bi-Tone 9mm

Reg. $62995
Now Only!!! $49999 WOW!!!
XDM9884BHC 3.8 Blue 40S+W
Reg. $67995
Now Only!!! $51999 WOW!!!
XDM94545BHC 4.5 Blue 45ACP
Reg. $69995
Now Only!!! $54999 WOW!!!

Annual
Lutefisk Dinner
Saturday, January 14
12 Noon - 2:00 PM
$15 per Person
On the Menu:
Lutefisk & Meatballs,
Potatoes, Lefse, Rmmegraut,
Something for Everyone

Please RSVP 228-2208

ior Citizen Center

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FRIDAY

Polish & Kraut

Call for reservation by 10 AM
228-9500

Sen

Lego League
Starts
Wednesday,
January 18th
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
in the Horizon Room
at the Glasgow
City/County Library

For Kids Ages 6 - 12

Runs through the end of March

Helps Build Creativity

and Imagination!

January 11 - 17, 2017

85% Lean 15% Fat

Ty Kittleson, Colten Fast, Dylan Nieskens, Cooper Larson and Tel Aune

Local wrestlers have good showing in Omaha

round bye, Dylan Nieskens easily won his
quarterfinal and semifinal matches by major
decision and pin to land in the first place
match. He would then lose a hard-fought 7-4
decision and would place 2nd by rule over
his MWC Wreslting Academy opponent.

We had five Glasgow Highlanders

competing at the Winter Nationals in
Omaha, Nebraska this past weekend,
and they fared quite well as all of them
won some matches. And four of the five
placed nationally, two of them earning Schoolboy HWT Cooper Larson won his
second place!
first two matches, lost his semifinal match
Schoolboy 115 pounds Colton Fast
won his first three matches to land in the
championship match. He would lose that
one to a kid from Kansas but would bounce
back in the 2nd place match with a pin and
2nd place.
Novice 120 Kyler Hallock received a firstround bye and then won his first two matches
to make it to the quarterfinals before losing
out in his next two.
School Boy 180 After receiving a first
round bye, Tel Aune would lose his first
match but would pin his next two opponents
to land in the consolation semifinal. Hed
lose that one but in the 5th place match
would stick his Dirty Eagles Wrestling Club
opponent in 2:43.
Schoolboy

180

Receiving

first

in a tight 5-2 decision, won the consolation

semifinal, and was wrestling for 3rd place but
got pinned. But in Coopers three victories,
they were all pins with a combined total time
of just three minutes and thirty seconds.

Schoolboy HWT Ty Kittleson

received a 1st round bye, pinned his
first opponent in 0:58, but would lose his
next three matches, his final one a tight
6-5 decision, to place 6th.

All five of these Highlanders are 8th

graders, so the future is looking bright as
they transition into Scotty uniforms next
season! The Glasgow Wrestling Club will
be in Miles City for the first area youth
tournament of the year.

GROUND BEEF .......................$2.79 lb.

Boneless Pork

COUNTRY STYLE RIBS .............$1.49 lb.

Gold N Plump 52 oz. Select Varieties

SEASONED WHOLE CHICKENS ..$5.99 ea.

Beef

CHUCK TENDER POT ROAST ....$2.99 lb.

Boneless Beef

RIBEYE STEAKS ...................... $7.99 lb.

Boneless

NEW YORK PORK CHOPS ........$1.99 lb.

Butterball 12 oz.

TURKEY BACON ..................... $1.99 ea.

Johnsonville 12 oz. Select Varieties

BREAKFAST SAUSAGE ............ $1.99 ea.

GLASGOW

SCHOOL MENU
FRIDAY
Breakfast
French Toast Sausage Links
Juice Milk
Lunch
Cheese Pizza Salad w/ Ranch
Grapes Banana Bread
Choice Fruit Milk

Nashua
Senior Center

FRIDAY

Meeting
Potluck

Call for reservation 746-3370

Sen

Letter to the Buzz

SCAM, SHAM, SHENANIGAN......

Facts, Numbers, Opinions

I thought that my 2016 year in review and follow
up article The Good, Bad, Ugly describing the St.
Marie happenings would hold folks til I get back
from the winter down south. But Ive been prodded
by some due to their reactions to these articles,
to expand and disclose more data. Additionally a
firestorm created by an internet ad prompted more
attention. Units 186 A/B are for sale by owner for
$95,000.
HISTORY- As ruled by many Judges, NVCCA
(North Valley County Condo Assoc) was illegal
back then and is deemed illegal now. During that
time subsequent to inception, a Flim Flam Man, or
Scallywag as described opinion by some, filled his
pockets ILLEGALLY. As President and Manager of
NVCCA he bought 40 NVCCA units for $1, wrote
himself contracts ($4,000 per month to manage), then
resigned positions and filed ILLEGAL LIENS against
NVCCA. He ended up ILLEGALLY taking what
money and properties NVCCA had. Duplex condo
186 was a property taken by this modern day snake oil
salesman scoundrel. These name tags were the opinion
of many bill paying locals watching this activity.
EXTORTION? Using a position of power to
fill ones own pockets in not merely malfeasance,
especially if its done with a fictitious non legal
business entity. One Judge named this person and
described him as using many Front Corporations.
A 100-150 years ago a Hooligan Hawker with a Shell
Game Hustle would have either been shot or hung.
CAUTIONS- As I suggested in my last article,
conduct an abstract or preliminary title search on
any St. Marie property you may be interested in
purchasing. Would perhaps one find a Dirty or
Illegal Title? Or a CLOUDED TITLE with tax,
water, association, attorney, or mechanics LIENS?
These services are provided to these investor/
developer properties and sadly never paid for, for
years. Caveat Emtor.
CLOSING- Hope this writing satisfies the bill
paying folks.
~ Nick Chiechi Due Diligence
The Truth! Some Cant Handle The Truth!!!
~corrections, comments, opinions, additions
welcomed~

HOSPITAL GUILD SCHOLARSHIP

Applications Available
The scholarship is for those interested in the medical field.

Applications Available on our Website at fmdh.org

Click on the Quick Links tab

Applications must be Postmarked by March 1, 2017

Awards Luncheon will be on Monday, April 3
We would like to THANK the businesses in the Mail Applications to:
area for their participation and donations that FMDH Guild
helped to make our scholarship fund-raising a 621 3rd St. S
success. It made our year fun and exciting. Glasgow, MT 59230

FORT PECK LIVING WITH VIEWS!

2 Bedroom, 2 bath home with 2780

+/- sq. ft.; original hardwood floors
through out, large dining room,
living room with gas fireplace.
Large lot (21,136 sq. ft.) with
fenced back yard, beautiful mature
trees. Single car garage workshop
and enclosed double carport.

Retirement Open House ASKING $235,000

for Smiley

#295

Offered by: Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner

(406) 228-2525
www.redfoxxrealestate.com

Retirement Open House

for

Smiley

Saturday, January 21
3:00 - 6:00 pm
at the Elks Lodge
Please bring photos and
memories to share!

Log Home For Sale

130 Scotsman Drive

2 bedroom, 2 Bath, 1,280 sq. ft. home,

plus 960 sq. ft. unfinished basement,
Fireplace, Vaulted Ceiling
Oversized attached single car garage
ac. lot w/ underground sprinklers
Washer/Dryer Range Microwave
Dishwasher Refrigerator Water Softener

$189,900

Gundermann Realty
406-250-1281

Broker Related to Seller

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

Let us help.

Call Shawn Beard 230-1025

Flat Top meets with Department of Education Nominee

U.S. Senator and former teacher
Jon Tester earlier this week discussed
the importance of public education
in Montana and rural America with
Betsy DeVos, President-elect Donald
Trumps nominee for U.S. Education
Secretary.
As a former teacher, school
board member, and public school
graduate, I know how important
public education is. Its the basis of
our democracy and it is the reason
why our country has been the leader
of the free world for decades and
decades. The problems facing our
schools are real and we need to make
it clear that we are going to improve
our public school system for the next
generation of leaders of this country,
Tester said. I had a solid meeting
with the Secretary of Education
nominee, but I really think she
needs to familiarize herself with the
challenges not only in our public
school systems in urban America
but especially in rural America. It is
critically important that we have a
leader of our public education system
in this country that understands the
importance of public education and
is ready to buildnot detract
on its ability to educate our next
generation.

Tester solicited input from

Montanans on his website about
what he should ask President-elect
Trumps nominees and received an
overwhelming response from local
teachers and parents about DeVos.
Montanans from all across the state
have expressed concern over Mrs.
DeVoss lack of public education
experience and her history supporting
vouchers.
Tester voiced those
concerns in his meeting with DeVos.
In addition to discussing his
opposition to privatizing public
schools, Tester addressed other topics
that are important across Montana,
including standardized testing, local
control, and the implementation
of the Every Student Succeeds Act
(ESSA).
Standardized Testing A
longtime advocate for testing
reform, Tester grilled DeVos on
the importance of reducing the
testing burden on students and
teachers. Testers Student Testing
Improvement and Accountability
Act would remove the annual testing
requirement under the federal No
Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) and
replace it with fewer federal tests.
ESSA Implementation With
the ongoing implementation of

Elks Member

Holiday Dinner

Sam Waters and Tim Young

Turkey Cook Off
Saturday, January 21
Turkey Dinner Served at 6-ish
at the Elks lodge

Bring a Wrapped Gift to take part in

gift exchange game!

Friends and Guests Encouraged to Join us!

No charge for members
Free will donation for non-members

ESSA, Tester stressed the importance

of carrying out the law the way
Congress intended by shifting
more power back to states and local
school districts. Tester recently held
a roundtable to discuss ESSA and
asked DeVos if she would make sure
local stakeholders have more control
over their schools. Tester included an
amendment to ESSA that requires
the Secretary of Education to receive
input from local stakeholders like
school boards before developing any
new rules or regulations.
Special Education Tester
urged DeVos to work on fully funding
special education, which is a struggle
for cash-strapped rural schools.
He emphasized that the federal
government has a long way to go to
meet its promise to fund 40 percent
of the costs of educating students with
disabilitiesit currently only covers
16 percent of the cost. As a member of
the Appropriations Committee, Tester
has pushed for increased funding
for the Individuals with Disabilities
Education Act (IDEA).
DeVos will appear before
the Health, Education, Labor,
and Pension Committee and
her appointment is subject to
confirmation by the Senate.

Cancer has Reared

Its Ugly Head Again!

Rosa Frost, (Pac Man Dans wife) has been diagnosed with Lymphoma
Cancer and is currently being treated in Billings for the next 3 months.

Benefit Auction for Rosa Frost

Saturday, January 14 6:00 PM
Glasgow Elks Lodge

The auction will be conducted by Austin Auctions (Auzzy).

If you would like to donate an items(s) for a live/silent auction to benefit the Frost
Family, please drop them off with Ken Jansa at Valley Bank or Stu Frost at Tire-Rama.

A benefit account has been set up at Valley Bank

if you would like to make a monetary donation.
Thank you Very Much for your support of Rosa, Dan, Nathan and Yolanda
and please keep them in your prayers and thoughts!

Winter Grazing Seminar WINTER CLEARANCE

Glasgow will play host to the 2017 Winter Grazing
Seminar on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 17th and
18th.
Participants from around the state will convene at
the Cottonwood Inn as speakers discuss a long-run view
of the cattle market, being profitable in the beef cattle
business, weather, grazing rights, and why grassland
birds are dependent on ranching.
To register, contact the Valley County Conservation
District at 228-4321.

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Luke Breigenzer and his Scotties will be hosting Wolf

Point tonight. The varsity boys play at 6:30 followed by
the girls at 8:00. These games can be heard on KLAN
(93.5 FM). Friday night will have Malta in Glasgow with
the boys at 6:30 and girls at 8:00, also on KLAN. But
if you can bare the weather, the Scotties would love to
have you there cheering them on.

BRING YOUR HORSES!

Just north of Glasgow, Montana is a

charming 4 bed, 2 bath home on 20
acres. With 1288 square feet on the main
level, a 16 x 14 addition, and a basement
with separate entrance, there is plenty of
room for a large family. A new stove and
refrigerator and built in vacuum system
are some of this homes added features.
Located on Spring Creek, this property
is set up for horses with a 12 x 48 pole
barn, watering system, and spring fed
creek.

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