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Fort Peck Mayor John Jones, at far left, gets ready to turn ’em loose during Slam the Dam 5.
‘Slam the Dam 5’ is officially in the books!
by Judy Jones
Saturday, March 16 dawned with
a day that was absolutely beautiful!
The sun was shining, the sky was
clear and the temperature was about
20 degrees to begin the walk/run
preparation. Just a slight breeze was
out of the south so the decision was
made to begin on the west end of the
dam. Signs were put up, tables for
registration and finish were set up,
the radio station was contacted and
we were ready to go. Registration
went smoothly—many had picked
up forms earlier and just had to turn
them in.
At 10:00 sharp the starting gun
went off and the walkers/runners
began. There was a total of 74 paid
participants, which included one
“virtual runner”. Because of storms
and snow in North Dakota, one of
the runners who usually attended
called her mom and said she was
doing a virtual run. She began at the
same time we did and ran along the
river so she was even near water! She
definitely earned her finish bumper
sticker!
A group of folks from Milk River
attended and many made it all the
way across the face of the dam—
their smiles and shouts of joy as they
finished were a joy to behold!
Per usual, the porta-potty at the
halfway road provided welcome relief
for many of the walkers.
Starting from the west end
provides the view of the lake,
powerhouses and hills that is
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spectacular. Those walking have
plenty of time to enjoy that view,
as well as visiting with each other.
Volunteers drove back and forth
checking on walkers and then
shuttling them back to their cars
when they finished.
Finish items included bottled
water, mandarin oranges and the
annual bumper sticker souvenir.
The Valley County Sheriff ’s Office
and the McCone County Sheriff ’s
Office helped with traffic control and
a police presence.
With everyone working together,
it was once again a very successful and
rewarding day. Money earned will be
used for Fort Peck Senior Citizens’
future projects. Many thanks to all
involved!

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now in Flood
Advisory
Tonight: Patchy freezing fog after 1am. Partly cloudy, with a
low around 18. Northwest wind 6 to 8 mph.
Wednesday: Patchy freezing fog before 11am. Sunny, with
a high near 45. Northwest wind around 6 mph becoming
calm in the morning.
Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 19. Light
and variable wind.
Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 47. Calm wind becoming
east southeast 5 to 7 mph in the afternoon.
Thursday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 21.
Southeast wind around 7 mph.
Friday: Sunny, with a high near 50. Southeast wind around
7 mph.
Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 24. East
southeast wind around 6 mph.
Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 51. Light east wind.
Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 26. East
wind around 5 mph becoming calm after midnight.
Sunday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 50. North wind 3 to
5 mph.
Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 27.
Monday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 49.
In Memory of Rita Zeller
The family of Rita Zeller wishes to express
their deep appreciation to those who have
offered such kindness, support, and messages of
sympathy and comfort in our bereavement. We
also send our gratitude to Dr. Knierim and the
nursing staff of FMDH.
~The Zellers and Steins
Skate for the Cure this Friday
The annual Skate for the Cure will be held on
Friday, March 22nd at the Valley Event Center at 7:00
p.m. Members of the local law enforcement agencies,
Glasgow and Long Run Fire Department and others
will be playing a game to raise money for the former
Relay For Life group.
The group is working on establishing a medical
relief assistance fund for residents of Valley County;
more details will be coming on this in the weeks ahead!
There is no charge for the game, but concessions
will be available. There will also be a 50/50 drawing and
the popular Duck Toss during the 2nd intermission.
Cuisine for the Cure looks
to line up a dozen cooks
Rod Karst is currently working on lining up cooks
for the annual Cuisine For the Cure. The event will
be held on Thursday, April 25th at 6:00 p.m. at the
Cottonwood Inn.
He needs a total of twelve individuals or groups
that would be willing to cook for this event. For more
information contact him at 263-8757. (Note: he is in
Washington, DC this week.)
Only 150 tickets are sold for this event! Tickets will
go on sale in April.
Betty Stone noted for tourism
The Montana Office of Tourism and Business
Development has nominated Glasgow’s Betty Stone
for the Tourism Ambassador of the Year Award along
with Chris Burke (West Yellowstone), Diane Medler
(Kalispell), Jeff Ewelt (ZooMontana, Billings) and
Shirley Beck (Phillipsburg).
Finalists will be recognized and celebrated and the
winner will be announced at the Awards Reception and
Banquet to be held Monday, April 15th at the Copper
King Hotel & Convention Center in Butte, MT as a
feature component of the 2019 Montana Governor’s
Conference on Tourism and Outdoor Recreation.

Shipping and Receiving Clerk
Zerbe Brothers Inc., a large New Holland farm equipment dealership
in northeast Montana for over 69 years has a full-time position for a
Shipping and Receiving Clerk.
Duties and Responsibilities
• Ability to perform repetitive tasks • Forklift/Skid steer operation
• Ability to receive, stock, and/or deliver goods and compare quantities to pack This will be held at the Roundup High School on
slip and purchase order.
• Motivated, dependable individual who exhibits strong attention to detail and Saturday, March 30th. Registration is at 9:30 a.m. with
arrives on time for start of shift and can work under minimal supervision
• Good verbal and written communication skills.
• Familiar with or proficient in Word, Excel, and keyboarding.
• Some farm equipment knowledge a bonus but not required.
Pay and benefits depends on experience.
Please submit an application/resume to:
Zerbe Brother’s Inc., 54321 US HWY 2, Glasgow, MT 59230
BUZZIFIEDS
BUZZ
$10 BAG SALE AT THE SOROPTIMIST THRIFT SHOP on winter clothing,
shoes and purses, March 16th-23rd. Easter clothes & shoes, sports shoes
& baseball pants are NOT included. Also in are two queen-size bed frames.
THE THRIFT SHOP WILL BE CLOSED THE 25TH-26TH TO PUT SPRING
& SUMMER ITEMS OUT.
BUZZ
VC PIONEER MUSEUM is looking for a self motivated Museum Associate.
This is only a part time position, 20 hrs or less a week. Would like some
computer skills. Chores include cleaning, taking money for admission and
sales. A PERSON MAY APPLY BY PICKING UP AN APPLICATION AT
THE PIONEER MUSEUM BY APRIL 15, 2019 • 228-8692
BUZZ
JOB OPENING: First Community Bank Glasgow has an opening for a
Deposit Operations Specialist. This is a full-time position with benefits.
Contact Kim Brooks, Human Resource Officer, at 228-8231 or kbrooks@
fcbank.net to obtain an application or Contact Job Service at 653-1720.
M/F disabled and Vet EEO/AA Employer
BUZZ
GLASGOW SCHOOLS SUB TEACHERS URGENTLY NEEDED: No degree
required. Wages - $85/day. Apply online at www.glasgow.k12.mt.us - click
on employment tab. CALL SCHOOL ADMIN OFFICE FOR MORE INFO
228-2406. (Equal Employment Opportunity Employer)
BUZZ
WAGON WHEEL BAR is looking for a part time Bartender/Casino Runner.
Hours 4 pm-close Mon., Tues., Wed. Fill out generic application DROP
OFF AT WAGON WHEEL BAR AFTER 4PM OR CALL 406-746-3239
BUZZ
GLASGOW FLOWER & GIFT is looking for a part-time & holiday employee.
Must have good customer service, writing, and computer skills. STOP BY
GLASGOW FLOWER & GIFT FOR DETAILS & JOB DESCRIPTION. •
228-8312
BUZZ
CAMPBELL LODGE: has opening for various shifts. CONTACT 228-9328
OR PICK UP APPLICATION AT CAMPBELL LODGE
BUZZ
MONTANA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS is now hiring an
Administrative Assistant for Glasgow Probation & Parole. $13.70hour
plus benefits. APPLY AT HTTP://STATECAREERS.MT.GOV OR
CONTACT WOLF POINT JOB SERVICE AT (406) 653-1720 FOR MORE
INFORMATION.
BUZZ
Beauty Pageant coming up in Roundup
Pull out your bobby socks and dust off your saddle
shoes, let’s all rock around the clock as Montana’s Our
Little Miss presents “The Fabulous 50s!” Beauty Pageant.
This is a fun and great opportunity for girls of ALL
ages. Age divisions include 0-2 years, 3-6, 7-9, 10-12,
13-15, 7-19, and 20 years and up.
competition to begin at 10:00. Entry free is $45.
All contestants compete in “Sunday Best Party
Dress” while girls age 7-19 compete in a talent show
as well. For more information on Montana’s Our Little
Miss, please contact Kara Fluet at 406-331-0713 or
Bonnie Erwin at ourlittlemissmt@gmail.com.
VALLEY VIEW HOME invites motivated caring individuals to join our crew
as a CNA. We are offering free education in order to certify as a CNA
and currently have open seats! Starting wage for new CNAs is $13.50 an
hour with stipends depending upon what shift you work. PLEASE VISIT
OUR ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE FOR DETAILS AND FILL OUT AN
APPLICATION IF INTERESTED.
BUZZ
MILK RIVER, INC. has an opening for a bookkeeper. PLEASE APPLY
AT 219 2ND AVE SOUTH, GLASGOW, MT OR AT JOB SERVICE. FOR
MORE INFORMATION CALL 406-228-8412
BUZZ
HOME CARE SERVICES: Are you reliable, caring, & compassionate
person that needs a flexible job? Home Care Services is currently seeking
part-time PCAs/CNAs for our areas. We will train the right person. FOR
MORE INFO CALL 406-228-4200
BUZZ
T&R TRUCKING looking for a Roll-off Truck Driver, full or part time.
Approximately $28/hr. CDL required. INQUIRE AT T&R TRUCKING 228-
8746
BUZZ
FOR SALE OR RENT: Built in 2015. 2-story townhome. 4 bdrm/3 bath (1
bdrm/bath on main floor), 2-car heated garage, washer/dryer, sprinkler
system & more. $1500/mo. rent. FOR MORE DETAILS CALL JOHN @
(406)263-2046
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 3 bedroom, 1 bath townhome in St. Marie. Very nice oak
hardwood floors, washer & dryer in unit, gas included in rent. $550/mo.
CALL 406-228-4080
BUZZ
NICE HOUSE FOR RENT 3 bedroom house 1 mile from town. CALL
263-4946
BUZZ
APPLY NOW FOR FRESHLY RENOVATED UNITS COMING SOON. See
if YOU qualify (disabled or over 62) for a modern one bedroom apartment.
Stake your claim now to move into an apartment with updated cabinets,
flooring, windows & appliances. Move in soon or when it’s all done.
Affordable rent includes all utilities. Rental applications are available on
our website www.nemontmanor.tamarackpm.com or at the Nemont Manor
office 1100 4th Ave So. Call 228-4306 weekdays 9 - 5 for more info. Check
out our new Facebook page. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY, PROF.
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“It’s sad that a family
can be torn apart by
something as simple as
wild dogs.” – Jack Handey

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WEDNESDAY
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Letter to the Buzz
www.deerequipment.com • 406-228-2496 • 54272 Hwy 2 E, Glasgow, MT
Thoughts on HJ28
A few days ago, I heard a representative of
the APR (American Prairie Reserve) talking on
the radio about HJ28. He mentioned that it is an
attempt to prevent the APR from exercising their
private property rights.
HJ28 is addressed to the Bureau of Land
Management (BLM) and asks them to continue
managing the federal land under their management
as they have historically.
So was the representative trying to claim that
federal land is the private property of the APR?
Interesting.
Second, he claimed that APR was getting no
special treatment from the BLM, because anyone
with a federal grazing allotment is free to petition
for changes. This is true.
They would only be receiving special treatment
if the BLM were actually to allow them to remove
their interior fences and graze without management,
because anyone else with a federal grazing allotment
would be laughed out of the room if they asked to
graze federal land without making any attempt to
keep it healthy and productive.
~ Sierra Stoneberg Holt
Hinsdale
Note from the Buzz on HJ28, BLM & APR
The American Prairie Reserve controls private
properties tied to 18 Bureau of Land Management
grazing allotments in Fergus, Petroleum, Phillips, and
Valley counties.
The APR has requested that the BLM fundamentally
shift long-established grazing practices on the 18
BLM allotments, which encompass 250,000 acres of
public property. The APR has petitioned to change
the allotments from seasonal or rotational grazing to
year-round grazing and remove the interior fencing
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on those allotments, proposing to allow the year-
round, continuous grazing of public land by bison,
which would impact the future grazing viability of the
allotments.
The existing BLM designation for managed grazing
is what science dictates the rangeland can support.
HJ 28 is a joint resolution requesting denial of
American Prairie Reserve grazing permit. The third
reading passed the House 59-40 to move on to the
Senate.
The Senate Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation
Committee will have a hearing on Thursday, March
21st at 3:00 p.m. in Room 335.
Committee members include: Brian Hoven (R)
SD 13, Chair; Mike Lang (R) SD 17 Vice Chair; Frank
Smith (D) SD 16 Vice Chair; Kenneth Bogner (R)
SD 19; Janet Ellis (D) SD 41; Bruce Gillespie (R) SD
9; Margie MacDonald (D) SD 26; Albert Olszewski
(R) SD 6; Ryan Osmundson (R) SD 15; Daniel R
Salomon (R) SD 47; Susan Webber (D) SD 8.
We need to put some heat on our Montana Senators
to vote for HJ28. The APR’s mission kills mainstreet.
Whether you live on a ranch or in town, anyone who
enjoys shopping locally has a vital stake in the passage
of this resolution!
EVERYONE living, working and enjoying
Northeast Montana is urged to call (406-444-4800)
AND email. Simply go to the Montana Legislature
home page, click on Legislative roster and you’ve got
his/her e-mail address and primary phone number.
Let’s Bake Artisan Bread!
MSU Extension Agent, Roubie Younkin will host an
evening of bread making Tuesday, March 26th at 6:00
p.m. in the Community Room of the Valley County
Courthouse.
Whether you have only aspired to bake bread or
have baked your way through numerous recipes, anyone
can bring the comfort and warmth of fresh bread into
your kitchen. Making bread a home always seems like a
daunting task. It’s a huge investment of time & energy,
which usually pays off in the end unless something goes
awry during the process. During this workshop you will
learn to make super EASY and EFFORTLESS no-knead
extra crusty artisan bread using a 4-ingredient recipe
that you probably already have in your pantry!
How did bread start? The first “ovens” date from the
time of the first permanent human settlements. Bread
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covers baker’s math, ingredient selection and function, CABBAGE................................ .59¢ lb.
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including flour technology and brief introduction the PORK TENDERLOINS...............$2.49 lb.
Fresh Wild Pacific Dover Breakfast
milling process, mixing methods, fermentation, baking, SOLE FILLETS .........................$6.99 lb. French Toast • Sausage Patty
preferments, baker’s math, and more. Wild Juice • Milk
There will be a $5 fee to cover the cost of ingredients. ROCKFISH..............................$6.99 lb. Lunch
40 Knots 1 lb. 51-60 ct. BBQ Rib Sandwich • Baked Beans
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