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Fort Peckers Pop the Top Purse... Again!

On Saturday evening, Sam Lawson (left) and Clay
Kittleson were awarded the coveted Montana
Governors Cup Walleye Tournament 1st place
plaques, their second Guv Cup title, as they also won
it all in 2015. While 2015s winning weight was 34.52
pounds, this past weekend they popped a whopping
52.84 pounds including Saturdays top weight of 31.66
pounds (they were sitting in 5th place with 21.18
pounds heading into day 2). We asked them what their
tactics were, and Clay was happy to explain: We ran
down to Hell Creek for a pizza, and then as soon as
we got back into the tournament boundary we started
fishing. Okay, so that might be stretching the truth
a bit, but they were fishing way down the main lake
towards the southern boundary. One thing about it, the
1st-place prize of $15,000 (and that doesnt include
their day money earned both days) can certainly buy
a lot of that pizza at Hell Creek.
 Last call for Bow Hunters Ed
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Bowhunter
Education course dates have been set for the last courses
in the Glasgow area for this year. There will be a regular
youth classroom course July 14-16, and an adult online
field day course on July 16.
July 7 - 13 Starting in 2017, the purchase of a Montana bow and
SHOWINGS arrow license is required prior to applying for any archery-
only permit. To purchase a bow and arrow license, an
individual must meet one of the following requirements:
228-9239 show completion of a bowhunter education course
www.polsontheatres.com show proof of purchase of a previous years bow and
3:50 - 6:50 - 9:30 4:00 - 7:00 - 9:00 arrow license from Montana or another state
HELD
OVER sign an affidavit that they have previously purchased
a bow and arrow license in Montana or another state.
First time archers need to plan ahead so that they
PG-13
sci-fi action violence, some language
and brief suggestive PG action and rude humor. have the prerequisite bowhunter education certificate in
DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $6.00/PERSON order to apply for 2018 archery-only drawings. The first
FREE TREAT TUESDAY! Free Popcorn with Every Paid Admission. ALL SHOWINGS drawing deadline is March 15 each year.
For the adult online field course, adults must pass
QUALITY LIVING Quality living in an affordable location. This
condo for sale, was built for high ranking the online bowhunter education course and receive a
officers at the old Glasgow Air Force Base. Field Day Qualifier Certificate. This Field Day Qualifier
Located in the wonderful town of St, Marie,
MT. Four bedrooms, three bathrooms with Certificate and a picture ID are necessary to obtain
one bedroom and one bath on the main floor.
Beautiful kitchen with five burner stove and entrance into the field course.
refrigerator. There is a sun room between The adult field course will be held from 1-5 p.m. on
the garage and main part of house and a
nice deck just off the dining room. Two car Sunday, July 16, beginning at the Quonset building at the
garage with fenced back yard and built in
natural gas BBQ! Call Earl Handy: 760-954- FWP Headquarters in Glasgow.
20-1007 3301 on cell or 406-228-2114 at the office The youth classroom course will also be held in the
CALL Earl Handy at 760-954-3301 Asking $69,500 Quonset building at the FWP headquarters in Glasgow.
www.hellandagencyinc.com
Classes will run from 5:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m.-4
p.m. Saturday, and from 9-11 a.m. on Sunday.
Sandwich All registrants for the classroom course must be 11 years
of the Week of age by July 14. To hunt during the archery only season,
youth need to be at least 12-years old by January 16, 2018.
Red Hot Classroom students need to pick up the Todays
Bowhunter manual from the FWP office in Glasgow.
Clucker Before students can pick up a manual, please register
Spicy Chicken Fillet with
Sriracha Suace, Pepperjack Cheese Hours and have printed and signed all necessary forms. For
& Jalapeos 11:00-8:30
prospective students that reside out of the Glasgow area,
Hwy 2 West 228-2997 Drive Thru 11:00 - 9:00
FWP staff could mail the manuals as well.
IDLEWILD VACATION PROPERTY Students are to read each chapter and complete all
Open and bright 2 bedroom, 1.5 Bath chapter review exercises before class on Friday, July 14. If
home located in Idlewild complete with
3 car attached garage, great deck for workbooks are not complete, students may not be able to
entertaining, enclosed gazebo with continue the course.
hot tub, and sun room. Underground
sprinklers connected to a well, Fort To register and learn more about the bowhunter
Peck Rural water to house. Call for education classes offered, please go to the FWP website
more information!
at www.fwp.mt.gov and look under the Education
ASKING $199,900 #310
tab. If there are any questions, please call the Glasgow
Offered by: Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner
(406) 228-2525 - FWP office at 228-3700, or course coordinator Marc
www.redfoxxrealestate.com
Kloker at 406-480-9234.
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FOR RENT: 3 bedroom, 1 bath townhouse in St. Marie. $550/mo. includes
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warning
Isolated to scattered dry thunderstorms are expected this
afternoon and evening which may be accompanied by shifting
and erratic winds. This combination may complicate efforts to
contain existing wildfires and may lead to new fire starts.
Tonight: A 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Some storms could be severe, with hail and damaging
winds. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 66. West northwest
wind 5 to 13 mph.
Tuesday: A slight chance of showers, with thunderstorms
also possible after 3pm. Mostly sunny, with a high near 86.
West northwest wind 5 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 23
mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
Tuesday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers before
midnight. Mostly clear, with a low around 57. North wind 5
to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph.
Wednesday: A 20 percent chance of showers and
thunderstorms after noon. Sunny, with a high near 87.
North northeast wind around 6 mph.
Thursday: Sunny and hot, with
a high near 97. East southeast
wind 9 to 11 mph becoming VALLEY
southwest in the afternoon. COUNTY
Friday: Sunny and hot, with
a high near 98. DEMOCRATIC
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mo. + security deposit. Pets considered. CALL THE HELLAND AGENCY
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GLASGOW DISTRIBUTORS: Full-time beverage delivery/warehouse
position open. Requires clean driving record with a class A Commercial
Drivers License or ability to obtain. Duties include: delivery of alcoholic and
non-alcoholic beverages to retail accounts in Northeast Montana. Loading
and unloading of trucks, putting together orders and general warehouse
work including forklift and pallet jack operation. Must be able to lift or move
up to 100 lbs. Must work well with others while providing excellent customer
service. Competitive wages along with health insurance, paid vacation, paid
holidays, and a retirement plan after probationary period. APPLICATIONS
AVAILABLE AT JOB SERVICE.
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housekeeper. PLEASE CONTACT SALLY 228-2461

TUESDAY MEETING
Soup: Potato Chili
Specials:
Pork Chop with
Mushroom Gravey

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Congratulations to the top 10 teams

in the 30th Annual Governors Cup
Walleye Tournament and
Tournament Champions
Sam Lawson & Clay Kittleson
NORTHEAST MONTANAS FORD HEADQUARTERS
Call Jerry, Josh or Norm (406) 228-2141 866-528-2141 Check us out on the web for more great deals www.hilineford.net
Top 10 Montana
Governors Cup
Winners
(does not include day
money or big walleye)
1. Sam Lawson & Clay
Kittleson, Fort Peck
52.84 lbs., $15,000
2. Jason Mundel, Corman,
MT & Bob Hickey,
Kalispell 48.48 lbs.,
$7,500
3. Roger Meidinger, Fort
Peck & Doug Heins,
Bock, MN 48.02 lbs.,
$3,750
4. Wiliam Porter,
Cheyenne, WY & Chuck
Craig, Mitchell, NE
43.72 lbs., $3,000
5. Lane Labatte & Josh
Kempton, Culbertson
43.42 lbs., $2,500
6. Wayne Wilcox, Laurel &
Rob Seymour, Billings
39.78 lbs., $2,150
7. Todd Dooley, Sidney
& Ryan Dempsey,
Glendive 37.46 lbs.,
$1,750
8. Michael Johnson &
Sheryl Johnson, Leigh,
NE 36.50 lbs., $1,700
9. Wendi Ross, Roundup
& Owen Wilcox, Laurel
34.08 lbs., $1,600
10. Jordan Dasinger,
Jordan & Marlys
Dasinger, Wolf Point
33.99 lbs, $1,500
 Attention 1977 Classmates
40th Class Reunion
July 20, 21, & 22
Please RSVP by July 10th
You can register online @ www.scotties77.com
or send to Dan Frost, 6 Scottie Court, Glasgow, MT 59230
Send Registration Fees now or at the reunion. Questions?
Contact Dan Frost 263-7356 or E-mail frosttc@nemont.net

Watercraft users MUST stop at AIS

inspection stations EVERY TIME!
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks wardens would
like to remind watercraft users that they must stop every
time they pass an AIS inspection station, even if they
have previously been inspected.
For example, if a person goes through an inspection
station at 7 a.m. and receives a copy of the watercraft
inspection form, and then drives past the same inspection
station at 2 p.m. on their way home, they need to stop
again.
According to Region 6 Warden Captain Ron Howell,
many folks have been bypassing inspection stations after
already being inspected, thinking they are in the clear
for the day, or even the weekend, with the copy of the
inspection form.
The yellow carbon copy of the inspection form is
not a free pass to bypass a station, said Howell. Boaters
still have to stop every time. Having a copy of a previous
inspection may speed things along during an inspection,
but it does not give a boater the right to bypass a station.
This even includes if the boater is going back and
forth to the same body of water and perhaps a camp site,
while going by an inspection station, multiple times a
day.
With hundreds and even thousands of boats
recreating, it is essentially impossible to keep track of
who has stopped for an inspection and who hasnt, said
Howell. If you pass by an inspection station with a water
vessel, there is a good chance you will be pulled over.
Thank You
The Hinsdale EMTs would like to thank everyone
who supported the Annual Hinsdale Ambulance Pie
Auction. Your support allows us to continue to serve
our community.
A huge thank you to Linda Lacock for applying for the
Thrivent funds as well as organizing the auction and
Luke Strommen for auctioneering.
It is a pleasure to serve in such a caring community.
Hinsdale EMTs
Delaney Beil, Glenn Fisher, Stacy Hardman, Dorothy
Jensen, Travis Lamb, Brittany Lacock, and Jamie Mix
Thank you so much for the wonderful and great experience we were
able to have in Orlando, Florida. Our trip would not have been possible
if it wasnt for the following businesses, family, and friends.
OReillys Auto Parts Sweet Memories
Reynolds Albertsons
Saco Dehy Durum Restaurant
Pay-N-Save Linda Hofer Family Hair Care
D & G Sporting Goods Western Drug
Farm Equipment Sales Chappells Automotive Inc
Markles Ace Hardware
Della Hallock for the donations for the silent auction at the Magic Show;
David Sergent for putting on and performing the Magic Show;
Marshall Bragg for his performance at the Magic Show.
Glasgow Wrestling Club, Lee and Amy Riddick, and Roberta
Christopherson, thank you for the donations towards the trip.
Thank you to our parents and Jory Casterline for all your hardwork and
time so we could make the trip to Orlando Florida.

~Thank you, Justin Walton and Oden Hallock

 OBITUARY
Don W. Johnson
Born to Wallace and Helen Johnson
on July 8, 1934 in Glasgow, Montana, Don
Johnson left our world just shy of 83 years,
on July 6, 2017 from his home on the Fort
Peck Lake.
Our beloved husband, father, grandpa,
papa, great-grandpa and uncle is survived
by the second love of his life, his Honey
Bea, wife of 18 years, and his children, Gene
(wife Kathy), Phyllis, Donna (husband Art)
and Mike (wife Becky) along with Beas
children Brenda (husband Dave), Karen
(husband Dan), Larry (wife Sherri) and
Robert (wife Lisa), as well as the children
of his second wife, Kevin, James and Lori,
over 20 grandchildren and several great-
grandchildren. He was also survived by his
sister, Diane (husband David) and brother,
Duane with many nieces and nephews.
Don was proceeded in death by his
parents, his high school sweetheart and wife
of 29 years, Shirley Belle and one grandson,
Matthew.
Don attended school in Glasgow until he
left to join the Navy in 1951, accomplishing
his first dream in life. He served his beloved
country giving 20 years and attaining the
rank of Radar Chief Petty Officer. After
retiring from the Navy, Don worked at the
Corp of Engineers, completing 18 years of
service and retiring in 1996.
Don loved his country and his family as
well as enjoying a good glass of whiskey with
his friends. He loved leisure time on the deck
with friends and anyone who knew Don
would recognize his booming infectious
laughter from far, far away.
After traveling the world in service to
his country, Don found the greatest joy and
comfort in his home and life on the Fort Peck
Lake. He loved boating and fishing, and he
participated in the Governors cup for about
10 years both fishing and as a patrol boat.
He kept himself active with hunting with
his sons and grandkids, his Tuesday night
bowling league as well as playing darts with
family and friends. Don was well-known for
sharing his amazing solo voice at church,
weddings, funerals and the local bar, as well
as joining in with Dudley and the Deadbeats
After 39 Years
of dedication to
FMDH
Dr. Gordon Bell
is Retiring
Please join us in
wishing him well
Friday, July 14th
6:00pm - 9:00pm
at the Elks
Durum is Catering
& No-Host Bar
SCORCHING
for years. He took great pride in caring for SAVINGS
his little plot of land, greenest lawn on the
lake, outlined with bird houses, and found in
the middle, the lighthouse of the lake and the
American flag flying high under spotlight in
the Eastern Montana evening sky. He kept his July 5 - 11, 2017
mind active with daily crosswords, playing Chops, Ribs, & Loin Roast
cribbage, whist tournaments, and reading a FOUR MEAL DEAL! .................$1.79 lb.
Boneless Beef
wide range of books, his two favorite authors RIBEYE STEAKS ......................$7.99 lb.
being Louis Lamour and James Patterson. In Boneless Pork
his later years in life, Don focused on keeping COUNTRY STYLE RIBS .............$1.49 lb.
Bone-In Beef
his Honey Bea happy by making the bed and SHORT RIBS...........................$4.99 lb.
sharing his culinary expertise. Bar-S 32-48 oz. Select Varieties
In Dons leisure time you could find SAUSAGE OR FRANKS ...........$3.49 ea.
his TV tuned into the oldies like, the Andy Western Family 20 oz. Select Varieties
BACON .................................$5.99 ea.
Griffith Show, M*A*S*H and Everybody
Fresh 2 lb. Package
Loves Raymond. You might also happen STRAWBERRIES .....................$2.99 ea.
upon him using his sailor lingo while ~Fill it Fresh~
screaming profanities at OReilly or Fox Mix or Match $10/Bag
News. However, deep inside that often rough
exterior, his generous heart was seen clearly
in his regular support of both local and
national charities like the American Cancer
Society, the Humane Society, and of course
the Disabled Veterans of America to name
just a few. Don was well-loved and will be
dearly missed by many.
The outdoor memorial service honoring
the life of Don Johnson will be held at the
or Citizen Center
Seni
VFW Hall in Glasgow, Montana with full
Sen
military rights on Tuesday, July 11, 2017 at
10:00 a.m. followed with a luncheon hosted
by the Ladies VFW Auxiliary. In Lieu of
TUESDAY
flowers, the family requests that gifts be Pork Roast
given to your local VFW in memory of Don Call for reservation by 10 AM
W. Johnson. 228-9500