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Kami Malnaa to
speak on May 30
Glasgow Scotty Great, Kami
Malnaa, will be the featured speaker
at this years Scotty Booster Clubs
All-Sports Banquet on Tuesday, May
30th at St. Raphaels Gymnasium.
Kami was a three-sport standout
and a 1998 Glasgow High School
Graduate. During her time at GHS,
Kami was a two-time 1st Team All-
State selection in both basketball
and volleyball.
She led the Scotties to two state
volleyball Championships and a
runner-up finish at the 1997 State
B Basketball tournament, where she
garnered tournament MVP honors.
After High School, she attended
Montana State University-Billings
to play basketball and earned
her Bachelors Degree in health
promotion and her Masters Degree
in athletic training.
On the college hardwood, Kami
was a two-year team captain for the Kami Malnaa, GHS Wall of Famer
Yellowjackets and earned First Team in 2002 and was named the Harold Kami entered the coaching
All-Conference Honors. She was Alterowitz Most Outstanding profession, spending the past 15
named first team all-conference in Student-Athlete in 2002. She ranks years as a sideline mentor. She has
2002 and served as a team captain third all-time in school history in been coaching Division I Womens
from 2000-02. In addition, she was career three-pointers made (171). Basketball for the last 11 years, with a
named Most Inspirational Player After graduating from MSU-B, continued on page 2
 4th Annual St. Raphaels
Mothers Day Luncheon
Saturday, May 6th - 11:30 am - 1:30 pm
Silent Auction & Lots of Door Prizes
including an American Doll - Julie Albright
COST: Adult $15 Fashion Show
April 21 - 27 Child (12 & Under): $10
Table of 8: $100 by the Fasionette
SHOWINGS Monies raised for scholarship in memory of Therese Ann Wagner
Tickets available from a PCCW member or St. Raphaels Parish Center

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228-9500 Kami Malnaa (at right) on the sidelines of a Nevada
Wolf Pack game
two-year stop at Wichita State and the past nine seasons
Queen .......... $399 as assistant coach under head coach Jane Albright for
Full ............. $369 the University of Nevada Wolf Pack.
Twin ............ $299 Kami is a tireless worker, a great teacher, and is
King............. $599 constantly trying to learn from others in this profession,
Wolf Pack head coach Jane Albright (who recently
announced her retirement) said. She is a very talented
young coach who knows and understands basketball
and the young women who play it.
The Scotty Booster Club is excited to have Kami
Malnaa back HOME to speak to this years GHS athletes.
Go Scotties!

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Tonight: A 20 percent chance of snow showers after
4am. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 33. East wind 9
to 11 mph.
Friday: A 20 percent chance of snow showers before
7am. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 54. East wind 5 to
8 mph becoming west in the afternoon.
Friday Night: Mostly cloudy, then gradually becoming
mostly clear, with a low around 33. West northwest wind
5 to 8 mph becoming north after midnight.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 59. North wind
5 to 10 mph becoming south southwest in the morning.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 36.
Southwest wind 7 to 10 mph becoming south southeast
after midnight.
Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near 62. South wind
8 to 14 mph becoming west southwest in the afternoon.
Winds could gust as high as 20 mph.
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Monday: A slight chance of showers after noon. Partly
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Tuesday: A slight chance of showers. Mostly cloudy,
with a high near 57.
Tuesday Night: A slight chance of rain and snow
showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 36.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 60.
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DOLORES MATUSKA will have her 18 dolls and clothing at the Milk River
Activity Center on Saturday, April 29 from 10am to 2pm. Prices from $15 to
$40 for complete outfits . CALL 263-5553 FOR MORE INFO
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also yard art like wheels, washtubs,cream cans, etc. CALL MARCIA AT
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For cooks & dietary aides. We offer competitive wages, benefits, and on the
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MARKLES HARDWARE is seeking motivated individuals for part-
time, full-time, and small engine work. Pay DOE, benefits and health
insurance available. PLEASE PICK UP APPLICATIONS AT MARKLES
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LOCAL PRESCHOOL is looking for a teacher with a Bachelors Degree
in Education and a Certificate in Early Childhood Education to teach two
classes daily for children between the ages of 3 and 5. Applications should
be submitted by April 28 for initial screening of candidates. A more detailed
job description is available from the Glasgow Job Service.
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per week. Must have computer experience. PLEASE DROP OFF OR MAIL
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HELP WANTED: Part-time/Full-time night cooks. Wage DOE. APPLY AT
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RUNDLE SUITES is looking for old photos of the Rundle Building. PLEASE
CALL JON AT 406-228-2800
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FOR SALE: Butcher beef. Whole or half. CALL MATT 263-5534 OR
ANGIE 263-5050.
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OPEN FOR BIDS: The VC Fair Commission accepting bids on Motor
Sports Events and Beer Garden Concessions for the 2017 fair season, until
6:00 pm, April 28th. FORMS AVAILABLE AT THE VC COMMISSIONERS
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Boneless Beef
Edgar Richardson, of Scobey, Montana plastered on the inside - warm in the winter
RIBEYE STEAKS ......................$8.99 lb. loves history, but especially the history and cool in the summer. The soddy was
of northeastern Montana and Daniels built northwest of Scobey at Carbert near
FRIDAY County. the Canadian border by his grandfather,
Soup: Clam Chowder Chili Preserving this history has been a Samuel Richardson. Sam was considered
Specials: hobby he has pursued with enthusiasm an expert at sod construction, which was
Fish Platter and dedication. He is an active member of a practical method on the treeless prairies
Patty Melt the Daniels County Museum Association saving long hauls to get lumber. He claims
serving for over 50 years now. For several to be the youngest person who currently
Dine at theO years he searched for historic buildings lives in the county that actually has ever
and helped move them to Pioneer Town lived in a sod house.
on the outskirts of Scobey. Pioneer Town Like other children of his era, Edgar
228-8006 now has well over 50 historical buildings remembers ice on the water pail on winter
making it a destination point for Montana mornings and dressing while sitting on the
GLASGOW tourism. In addition to the buildings, oven door of the Majestic range to keep
SCHOOL MENU hundreds of historical artifacts, especially warm.
farm and ranch equipment make their In the evenings we would listen to
FRIDAY
home there. the Airline radio until the battery would
Breakfast
Egg & Cheese Wrap Tri Tater
Edgar was born in 1927 and still go dead, he recalls. We had a six-volt
Juice Milk remembers the first six years of his life battery with a wind charger. My dad took a
Lunch living with his parents in a two-room 2x6 and whittled out a propeller to run it.
Chicken Burger w/ Lettuce & Ranch fourteen by twenty sod house - one room If there was no wind to run the charger we
Dill Spear Chocolate Pudding was the kitchen, dining and living room had no radio in the evenings.
Strawberries Choice of Fruit Milk
and the other the bedroom. The walls were We went two miles to the Carbert

store for mail and groceries once or twice a week and got
to Scobey only once or twice a year. We did most of our
shopping from catalogs.
The sod school house had been replaced by a wood
frame building by the time Edgar was old enough for
school. At first he rode to school with an older cousin.
After she graduated he drove back and forth in a one-
horse cart.
Most of the students and teachers were my relatives,
he recalls. My most vivid memory was of the time all the
Richardson relatives got together to buy me a bike. We
went through some tough times in the 30s and my parents
didnt have the money to buy one for me. That bike is
almost 80 years old now and I still have it and also the list
of relatives who bought it for me.
As a boy, Edgar traveled with his grandfather in
his Model T truck while he made veterinary calls. The
elder Richardson was not a licensed veterinarian, but was
skillful at doctoring animals, and received calls from miles
around for his services.
One time I went with him on a call across the
Canadian border. In those days you could cross the border
without going through customs. This time the patient was
a man who had dislocated his shoulder when the horse
pulling his stone boat lurched. The man was in a lot of
misery when we got there. My grandfather made a sling
out of a dishtowel and put it on the guys arm. That man
lived to be old, and he never had any more trouble with
that arm, Edgar remembers.
Edgar spent the summer of 1934 living in a tent at
the Fort Peck Dam where his father was employed as a
carpenters helper building the workers barracks.
That summer President Franklin Roosevelt came to
inspect the project, Edgar recalls. He drove up in a white
car without a top and then he got on the train and made
a speech from the back platform. My grandfather and I
stood just a few feet away from him while he spoke. I was
only seven years old but I remember it clearly.
Edgar also remembers stacking thistles for the cows
winter feed during the drought of the Dirty 30s. In 1937
he and his family moved to Scobey, where he graduated
from high school in 1945. In 1948 he worked in Scobey
as a plumber and electricians helper and in 1949 he began
working at Conboys Bar (renamed Clint & Charleys)
which was owned by his father and uncle. In 1950 he
married Geraldine Gerry Gilbert and began raising a
family. In 1954 he purchased his first farm land in Canada
and bought Uncle Clints share of Clint and Charleys in
1956. They renamed it the Ponderosa and in 1972 they
sold it to their daughter and son-in-law Kathy and Rocky
Ware. In 1969 he and Gerry purchased the Rex Theater
and Riv-R-View Drive In. They moved the Rex Theatre
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to the Pioneer Town in 1971 to make room for a new
bank building and built the Cinema Center that spring. In
2013 Edgar gifted the Cinema Center back to the Scobey
community and it is now known as Richardson Theatre
and is operated by community volunteers. Edgar notes
a trend in movie audiences, Its the good, clean family
movies that get the biggest crowds, he says.
For many years now, and since those earlier times,
Edgar Richardson has had a successful career in varied
business activities while also becoming one of the most
outstanding, intelligent, diligent and energetic civic
workers in the community, unceasingly working and
improving the elements around him. He also is a history
buff, whose efforts continue to spearhead or help in
preserving and improving historical artifacts, buildings
and institutions in Scobey and the surrounding area.
Namely Pioneer Town, the Scobey Saddle Club, organizing
the first swim meet at Roseland Park (in 1961 with the
Jaycees), improving and organizing the airport (himself
a pilot) commission, a volunteer fireman for 21 years, a
charter member of the credit committee of the Daniels
Sheridan Federal Credit Union.
Despite family tragedies, including the sudden death
of his first wife, Gerry, in 1984, proceeded by the long
hospitalization of his dad years ago, Edgar continued to
make a difference in his community. In 1986 he married
earlier widowed Mary Girard Hanrahan and encouraged
her to be an active local history archivist at the Daniels
County Museum grounds. Edgar is a member of the
local Veterans of Foreign Wars, served in the United State
Navy visiting 41 countries. He served diligently with the
Scobey Color Guard for 23 years, a volunteer group that
is outstanding for uniformed appearances at military
funerals and parade occasions.
I love doing these things, he says, I dont ever want
to retire. I want to go out with my wheels spinning!
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