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Let’s talk
catfishin’
One of the really cool
aspects of the Milk River
Catfish Classic is whether
you take last place or first
place, if you’ve got a story
to share, you get your share
of microphone time on the
official weigh-in stage!
Thus was the case of the
19th Annual Cat Classic as
Tourney Director Brenner
Flaten had Trevin Gibson
talking about his and his
Dad’s 53rd place finish. So
are Kyle and son Trevin
gonna give ’er another
go? Check out the official
roster below:
20th Annual Milk River Catfish Classic -- Official Team Numbers 15. Dave George, Glasgow, MT., Candy Lagerquist, Glasgow, MT.
1. Kyle Gibson, Glasgow, MT., Trevin Gibson, Glasgow, MT. 16. Andrew Malmend, Saco, MT., Mike Vinson, Glasgow, MT.
2. Brien Gault, Glasgow, MT., Autumn Gault, Glasgow, MT. 17. Jordan Brewer, Billings, MT., Kenny Brewer, Ballantine, MT.
3. Blake Gauer, Park City, MT., Lindsey Gauer, Park City, MT. 18. Zach Miller, Glasgow, MT., Shawn Hopstad, Glasgow, MT.
4. Carter Pedersen, Wolf Point, MT., Peyton Pedersen, Billings, MT. 19. Kevin Howie, Billings, MT., Travis Kennedy, Billings, MT.
5. David Irving, Glasgow, MT., Rod Ost, Glasgow, MT. 20. Bob Kemp, Glasgow, MT., Jodi Schock, Glasgow, MT.
6. Jason Schultz, Glasgow, MT., Hunter Schultz, Glasgow. MT. 21. Hawk Hockhalter, Bismarck, ND., Dale Borgen, Glasgow, MT.
7. Curtis Meiers, Missoula, MT., Jacob Meiers, Nashua, MT. 22. Bryon Armour, Lewistown, MT., Tyler Thomas, Lewistown, MT.
8. Rod Seder, Billings, MT., Rob Seder, Hardin, MT. 23. Norm Braaten, Fort Peck, MT., Dustin Braaten, Fort Peck, MT.
9. Callahan Belling, Richland, MT., JD Bailey, Opheim, MT. 24. Troy Vandall, Glasgow, MT., Tristin Vandall, Glasgow, MT.
10. Scott Redstone , Glasgow, MT., Aidan Redstone, Glasgow, MT. 25. Shawn Weber, Billings, MT., Kade Compton, Billings, MT.
11. Terry King, St. Marie, MT., Lindsey Brune, St. Marie, MT. 26. Seth Combs, Beulah, North Dakota, Mark Combs, Glasgow, MT.
12. Brendan Waarvik, Billings, MT., DJ Elletson, Glasgow, MT. 27. Paul Parra, Laurel, MT., Renea Parra, Laurel, MT.
13. Timm Canen, Miles City, MT., Aimee Kloeckner, Glasgow, MT. 28. Karl Krause, Glasgow, MT., Jake Kuka, Glasgow, MT.
14. Brady Flaten, Glasgow, MT., Jason Molstad, Glasgow, MT. continued on back page
Awareness Walk cancelled
The Mental Health Awareness Walk that was scheduled
for tonight has been cancelled but will be rescheduled for a
later date. Gotta hit a date with no rain in the forecast one of
these days!
Service for Karen Sampson
Karen Lou Sampson, age 68, of
Glasgow, Montana passed away
on Wednesday, May 15, 2019
at Frances Mahon Deaconess
Hospital, after a lengthy battle
with chronic obstructive
pulmonary disease.
Visitation will be from 6:00 –
7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 22,
at the Bell Mortuary. A funeral
service will be held Thursday,
May 23 at 2:00 p.m., at the Bell
Mortuary in Glasgow with Pastor Bonnie Novak presiding.
Cremation and burial will take place at a later date.
After three days
of not changing
super soaker...
Tonight: A 20 percent chance of showers before 5am.
Cloudy, with a low around 43. East wind 5 to 15 mph
becoming north after midnight. Winds could gust as high as
22 mph.
Wednesday: A 20 percent chance of showers after 11am.
Cloudy, with a high near 60. Northeast wind 10 to 17 mph,
with gusts as high as 29 mph.
Wednesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 40.
Northeast wind 9 to 14 mph becoming light north after
midnight. Winds could gust as high as 23 mph.
Thursday: A 40 percent chance of showers after noon.
Mostly cloudy, with a high near 61. North northeast wind 5
to 10 mph becoming east in the afternoon. Winds could gust
as high as 18 mph.
Thursday Night: Showers likely, mainly after midnight.
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 42. East wind 5 to 10 mph
becoming light and variable. Chance of precipitation is 60%.
Friday: A 50 percent chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with
a high near 62. North wind 5 to 9 mph.
Friday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 41. Light and
variable wind.
Saturday: A 20 percent chance of showers after noon.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 69. Southeast wind 3 to 7
mph.
Sunday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Mostly cloudy,
with a high near 63. North wind 8 to 13 mph.
Memorial Day: A chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a
high near 62.
OBITUARY
Gloria Doucette
Gloria J. Fisher Doucette
of Fort Peck passed away
peacefully surrounded by
family on February 5, 2019 in
Glasgow.
Gloria was born in
Klamath Falls, Oregon
on November 25, 1939 to
Thomas and Anne Fisher. The family moved to Minnesota for a
short time before relocating to Nashua, Montana in 1946. They
enjoyed spending time in McCabe visiting grandparents, aunts
and uncles where Gloria enjoyed riding horses and playing on
the farm. Her parents ran Nashua Dry Cleaners while Gloria
attended school in Nashua. Her favorite horse was named
Honey and they performed in barrel racing events. She and her
family also participated in parades in Glasgow and in the Wolf
Point Stampede with their horses and carts.
Gloria worked at the family dry cleaning business
delivering dry cleaning to locations as far as Opheim, Glentana
and Fort Peck before a fire destroyed the family business. She
also worked a mail delivery route north of Nashua. Gloria then
worked at Glasgow AFB where she met the love of her life, Leon
“Dewey” Doucette. They were married in October of 1967. The
family was stationed in Puerto Rico from 1969 to 1973 during
which time daughter, Melissa, was born into the family. After
serving in Puerto Rico, the family was stationed at Malmstrom
AFB in Great Falls and then returned to Nashua in February of
1974.
Gloria loved her community and enjoyed working at
Bergie’s Ice Cream Parlor, The B & B Market, The Nashua Town
Office and the Glasgow Clinic until retirement. She spent her
spare time quilting, gardening and assisting at the Nashua
Senior Center and hosting ‘5 O’clocks’ with her friends. One of
her favorite past-times was sitting on the front deck of her home
in Fort Peck and visiting with friends and neighbors. The Fort
Peck Theater was near and dear to her heart and she enjoyed
attending the many shows and events there over the years.
Gloria is preceded in death by her parents, Thomas Fisher
and Anne Schile, and her sister, Carole Jean ‘Jeannie’ Fisher
Schell.
She is survived by her adoring husband, Leon (Dewey);
brothers, Dick (Jan) Fisher of Fort Benton, Montana and
Larry (Teresa) Fisher of Sun City, Arizona; children, Loretta
Davis of Billings, Montana, Mike (Suzanne) Doucette of Oak
Glen, California and Melissa Todd of Helena, Montana; five
grandchildren, Jeremiah, Ashley, Kyle, Kaleb and Dylan; and six
great-grandchildren, Owen, Harper, Thea, Braxtyn, Beckytt and
Braezyn.
A memorial service is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. May 22,
2019 at Bell Mortuary in Glasgow. In lieu of flowers, the family
welcomes donations to the Fort Peck Theater and St. Jude
Children’s Hospital.
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GHS Trust announces Kathleen “Kathy” Logan Block Memorial
As the only girl growing up in a
family of four boys, it is not hard to
imagine that Kathleen “Kathy” Logan
would hold an extra-special place
in her brothers’ hearts. Protective
and nurturing amid the rough and
tumble of daily life, brothers Michael,
Timothy, Patrick, and Dennis
cherished and admired their sister
throughout her lifetime. She was kind,
intelligent, witty, and loyal. When
she succumbed to complications
from ALS this March, they chose to
honor her life, her values, and her
accomplishments with a gift to the
Glasgow High School Educational
Trust in her name.
Kathleen “Kathy” Logan Block
attended elementary school and
high school in Glasgow, Montana,
graduating with the Class of 1966.
She initially attended Montana State
University-Billings (then Eastern
Montana College) to pursue a degree
in education and later completed her
studies at Carroll College.
With her husband Tom Block,
Kathy spent three years in the early
‘80s in Botswana, Africa, teaching at
an English-speaking school. It was
the beginning of her lifelong mission
to bring an education and the
hope it offers to those unserved or
Tim,Mike,Kathy, Pat and Dennis
underserved in places where many
would not have the fortitude to work
or to reside. When they returned to
the United States, Kathy and Tom
settled in Heart Butte, Montana,
where they taught on the Blackfeet
Reservation for eight years.
She later earned her master’s
degree in Early Childhood Education
from Northern Arizona University
and, subsequently, spent the rest of
her career educating students on the
Navajo and White Mountain Apache
reservations in Arizona. In addition
to her classroom commitments,
Kathy was an indispensable and
tireless force in the establishment
and growth of Navajo YES, a wellness
and empowerment organization on
the reservation. For Kathy, teaching
was not her job; it was her life.
As a breast cancer survivor,
Kathleen “Kathy” Logan Block was
an equally determined advocate for
increasing breast cancer awareness,
and, as an avid walker and hiker, she
completed several 30-mile walks for
that purpose. The mother of four
and grandmother of four, her zeal for
mountain biking and backpacking
in the canyons and mountains of
northern Arizona amazed and
inspired her colleagues and many
others.
The donation made to the
Glasgow High School Educational
Trust by Kathy’s brothers and their
wives, Michael (Virginia), Timothy
(Diana), Patrick (Maureen), and
Dennis (Judith) will further enable

Thank You Volunteers

The family of Mark Jakanoski would like Needed
to thank everyone for your kindness, calls, Fireworks display.
beautiful cards, memorials, hugs, and Would like people
memories. A thank you to Bell Mortuary for for 2 hour shifts
Wednesday all the comfort, help, and graciousness. I also
at 2 intersections
Nights downtown glasgow
6:00 - 8:00pm
want to thank the person who gave a beautiful Fireworks
card and memorial money. You didn’t sign Boot-drive
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the trust to fulfill its
mission, which is to provide
financial aid to Glasgow
High School graduates
who are pursuing higher
education and to purchase
enrichment programs and
equipment for GHS that
benefit all students but that
cannot be financed within
the school’s regular budget.
The Glasgow High
School Educational Trust
was established in 1964 by
the Glasgow High School
Class of 1938. Gifts of
cash, stock, and real estate
from supporters across
the nation have grown
the corpus of the trust to
over $7 million dollars.
Interest earned on its
investments is awarded
to eligible applicants
through a semi-annual
process administered by
the trustees. Application
deadlines are July 1st and
October 15th of each year.
Glasgow High
School graduates who
have completed one
year of college or one
semester of trade school,
are in good academic
standing, attending
full-time (12 semester
credits minimum), and
showing steady progress
toward completion of a
degree or certification
are encouraged to apply.
This includes students
who are pursuing their
degrees through online
or other correspondence
courses. Financial need
has always been a primary
consideration. The
application, which lists
additional requirements
that must be met,
is available at www.
ghsedutrust.org. It must
be completed properly,
thoroughly, and submitted
on time to be considered.
To date, the trust has
made 2,343 awards to 722
different students totaling
$2,184,500.00. Many
of these students have
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received multiple awards total $500 in the name of a
over their courses of study. particular individual, a gift
The trust has also made is given to a student or to
119 awards to Glasgow Glasgow High School in
High School providing the name of that person.
enrichment activities and Gifts of $10,000 or more
advanced equipment to in the name of a particular
every department. The individual allow for a
dollar value of these gifts permanent annual naming
totals $241,015.80. opportunity. The trust is
Whenever the trust honored to add Kathleen
receives donations that “Kathy” Logan Block’s
It’s summer time and the kids
are out of school! It’s exciting,
but during summer some
families don’t have access to
school nutrition and need help
with kid friendly food staples.
YOU CAN HELP BY
DONATING A JAR OF
PEANUT BUTTER TO
HELP FIGHT CHILD
HUNGER IN OUR
COMMUNITIES.
Your local Ford dealers and
food banks are putting on the
Ford Peanut Butter Drive this May.
Check with your local Ford dealer
for details. Drop off locations
will vary.
Valley
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everymonth!
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APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED INVESTMENT PROPERTY
Lynn Cornwell Memorial Scholarship
sponsored by the four Valley County Grazing Districts. It is open to 1 & 2 Bedroom
any Valley County High School graduate that is a college Sophomore
or above. Applicants must be attending Montana State University,
Duplex
$110,000
Bozeman, or an MSU affiliated college and majoring in an agriculture
related field. The scholarship will be in an amount up to $1,000.
Applications are available at the Grazing Office,

Call 230-0711
110 5th Street South, P.O. Box 422, Glasgow, MT 59230
or by calling 406-228-2961 and leave a message.
VC High Schools and MSU also have the information needed to apply.
THE APPLICATION DEADLINE IS MAY 31, 2019 or 230-0738
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Northern B Divisional Track & Field Meet in Glasgow, May 18, 2019
A total of 527 points were up for grabs (a total of 17
events, 31 points per event) and the host Glasgow Scotty
girls snagged 132 of them for a dominating first place
finish. The Scotty boys were in a battle for the title with
Fairfield coming out on top, Malta in second and Glasgow
a very close third. It could be noted that they were without
Chevy Boos, who is quite handy with the discuss.
Girls’ Team Scores — 1 Glasgow 132; 2 Malta 83.50; 3 Wolf Point 69;
4 Fairfield 63; 5 Cut Bank 36; 5 Harlem 36; 7 Poplar 35; 8 Shelby 32; 9
Choteau 30 . 50; 10 Rocky Boy 10
Girls 100 Meter Dash - 1, Schweigert, Shelby, Fairfield, 13.12. 2, Neumiller,
Nora, Glasgow, 13.31.
Girls 200 Meter Dash - 1, Molenda, Kamdyn, Cut Bank, 26.82. 5, Neumiller,
Nora, Glasgow, 28.25.
Girls 400 Meter Dash - 1, Molenda, Kamdyn, Cut Bank, 1:00.99. 3, Kolstad,
Emily, Glasgow, 1:01.84. 5, Westby, Blaire, Glasgow, 1:05.43.
Girls 800 Meter Run - 1, Kolstad, Emily, Glasgow, 2:29.95. 4, McKean, Iris,
Glasgow, 2:33.88.
Girls 1600 Meter Run - 1, Lawrence, L’Tia, Harlem, 5:26.70. 2, McKean,
Iris, Glasgow, 5:46.29. 5, Cunningham, Ali, Glasgow, 5:58.53. 6, Westby,
Brooke, Glasgow, 5:58.93.
Girls 3200 Meter Run - 1, Lawrence, L’Tia, Harlem, 11:43.02. 2, McKean,
Iris, Glasgow, 12:28.67. 5, Padden, Lauren, Glasgow, 13:08.03. 6,
Cunningham, Ali, Glasgow, 13:10.11.
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles - 1, Lamb, Justine, Malta, 16.45. 5, Sallee,
Alaina, Glasgow, 18.35.
Girls 300 Meter Hurdles - 1, Lamb, Justine, Malta, 49.81.
Girls 4x100 Meter Relay - 1, Glasgow ‘A’ (Westby, Blaire 9, Peters, Anika
11, Fossum, Keely 11, Kolstad, Emily 12), 52.75.
Girls 4x400 Meter Relay - 1, Glasgow ‘A’ (Sallee, Alaina 12, Westby, Blaire
9, Fossum, Keely 11, Kolstad, Emily 12), 4:23.64.
Girls High Jump - 1, Fourstar, Mya, Wolf Point, 5-00.
Girls Pole Vault (held in the Valley Event Center) - 1, Kaiser, Katie,
Glasgow, 10-00. 2, Kolstad, Emily, Glasgow, J10-00. 5, Peters, Anika,
Glasgow, J8-06. 6, Graham, Tyann, Glasgow, J8-06.
Girls Long Jump
1, Smith, Erica, Malta, 15-09.50. 6, Nielsen, Abrianna, Glasgow, 13-08.
Girls Triple Jump - 1, Smith, Erica, Malta, 33-02.25. 5, Sallee, Alaina,
Glasgow, 30-03.25.
Girls Shot Put - 1, Noser, Riley, Glasgow, 35-10. 3, Peters, Brennan,
Glasgow, J32-04. 5, Graham, Tyann, Glasgow, 30-07.50.
Girls Discus Throw - 1, Sherman, E’Leena, Poplar, 110-00. 2, Peters,
Brennan, Glasgow, 106-01.
Yoakam is new basketball coach
Paul Yoakam has informational meeting.
been hired as the head
basketball coach for the GLASGOW
SCHOOL MENU
Glasgow Scotties.
WEDNESDAY
He will be holding
Breakfast
a high school players Cold Cereal • Apple Stick
Oranges • Milk
meeting in Room 1 at GHS
Lunch
on Monday, May 27th at Traveling Taco w/ Lettuce & Cheese
4:00 p.m.All interested Potato Oles • Pineapple
Chocolate Cake • Milk
players should attend this
Girls Javelin Throw - 1, Schipman, Kyleigh, Malta, 112-04. 3, Campbell,
Tehya, Glasgow, 107-02.
Boys’ Team Scores: 1 Fairfield 116; 2 Malta 107; 3 Glasgow 104; 4 Wolf
Point 65; 5 Shelby 59; 6 Choteau 31; 7 Harlem 18; 8 Conrad 149; Poplar 13
Boys 100 Meter Dash - 1, Meyer, Ryder, Fairfield, 11.30. 3, Fitzsimmons,
Tyler, Glasgow, 11.76.
Boys 200 Meter Dash - 1, Meyer, Ryder, Fairfield, 22.91. 3, Fitzsimmons,
Tyler, Glasgow, 23.45. 5, Nieskens, Dylan, Glasgow, 24.08.
Boys 400 Meter Dash - 1, Pugh, Michael, Malta, 52.31. 5, Nieskens, Dylan,
Glasgow, 54.37.
Boys 800 Meter Run - 1, Page, Nick, Wolf Point, 2:05.33. 5, McKean, Ellis,
Glasgow, 2:08.83. 6, Boland, Alec, Glasgow, 2:09.30.
Boys 1600 Meter Run - 1, McKean, Ellis, Glasgow, 4:42.48. 4, Overby,
Wilson, Glasgow, 4:48.33.
Boys 3200 Meter Run - 1, Cichosz, Brad, Harlem, 10:09.90. 2, McKean,
Ellis, Glasgow, 10:13.49. 3,
Overby, Wilson, Glasgow, 10:14.94. 5, McKean, Merlin, Glasgow, 10:40.20.
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles - 1, Brusven, Wyatt, Shelby, 15.93. 5, Sukut,
Fynn, Glasgow, 18.65.
Boys 300 Meter Hurdles - 1, Benn, Cormac, Malta, 43.37.
Boys 4x100 Meter Relay - 1, Fairfield, 46.12. 4, Glasgow (Fitzsimmons,
Tyler 11, Regalado, Kobe 11, Pewitt, Colton 12, Nieskens, Dylan 10), 46.99.
Boys 4x400 Meter Relay - 1, Fairfield, 3:44.38. 4, Glasgow (Boland, Alec
11, Monson, Dexter 11, Lloyd, Blake 9, Nieskens, Dylan 10),
3:45.14.
Boys High Jump - 1, Gramm, Bryce, Choteau, 6-02.
Boys Pole Vault - 1, Heser, Logan, Wolf Point, 13-00. 4, Gustafson, Caden,
Glasgow, 11-06. 5,
Wageman, Tim, Glasgow, 11-00.
Boys Long Jump - 1, Benn, Cormac, Malta, 20-03. 5, Turner, Jaysen,
Glasgow, 18-01.
Boys Triple Jump - 1, Smith, Tanner, Malta, 41-02.75. 3, Glaser, Brett,
Glasgow, 39-09. 4, Bake, Keeley, Fairfield, 39-03.50.
Boys Shot Put - 1, Lopez, Andres, Malta, 46-03. 2, Glaser, Brett, Glasgow,
45-00.50.
Boys Discus Throw - 1, Glaser, Brett, Glasgow, 130-07. 4, Miller, Ben,
Glasgow, 119-03.
Boys Javelin Throw - 1, Allen, Dawson, Fairfield, 166-10. 2, Boland, Alec,
Glasgow, 149-10. 6, Glaser, Brett, Glasgow, 139-11.
Trooper Palmer coming home!
Early in the morning of March
15th, Montana Highway Patrol Trooper
Wade Palmer located a suspected
vehicle matching the description of one
involved in a Missoula shooting before
midnight.
Palmer still seat-belted in his patrol
car, had been shot in the neck, face, and
head. He was transferred to Salt Lake
City to receive Level I trauma care.
Good news, Palmer will be coming home to Missoula
on Wednesday! A motorcade will escort him to his home
at around 1:30 p.m. At 11:30 a.m. there will be a brief news
conference live-streamed on the Highway Patrol’s Facebook page.
 Glasgow Griz Meet & Greet Catfish Classic roster continued
29. Jason Flaten, West Wendover, NV., Cole Plouffe, Glendive, MT.
Tuesday, May 21, 2019 30. Aaron Wittmer, Havre, MT., Derek Mahlum, Havre, MT.

Glasgow Elk’s Lodge

31. Perry Vandersloot, Laurel, MT., Alyssa Vandersloot, Laurel, MT.
32. Bo Boreson, Perrysville, IN., Vance Anderson, Glasgow, MT.
5:30pm Social 33. Spencer Gay, Glendive, MT., Pat Gay, Glasgow, MT.

$7 Burger Bar 34. Stone Tahista, Nashua, MT., Mike Merideth, Nashua, MT.
35. Katie Anderson, Glasgow, MT., Cody Kuka, Glasgow, MT.
For more info call Pete Helland 263-2007
Sponsored by the Glasgow Chapter of the 36. Jacob Aune, Glasgow, MT., Shawn Wersal, Glasgow, MT.
Grizzly Scholarship Association 37. Melissa Sigmundstad, Glasgow, MT., Briana Page, Glasgow, MT.
38. Sam Malmend, Vandalia, MT., Wrangler Jones, Hinsdale, MT.
Located OPEN FOR MEMORIAL DAY 39. Hayden Clark, St. Marie, MT., Blaine White, Glasgow, MT.
at the
VFW MEMORIAL POTS 40. Rick Pedersen, Nashua, MT., Marcia Pedersen, Nashua, MT.
Parking Lot READY TO GO 41. Jake Knaff, Hinsdale, MT., Kelcey Arnold, Hinsdale, MT.
$8.00 & UP 42. Robert Petersen, Billings, MT., Jayson Riggin, Billings, MT.
$1.00 Perennials 43. Cale Swanson, Glasgow, MT., Dominik Zimdars, Glasgow, MT.
Plants Annuals
Are Here 44. Coel Stutheit, Glasgow, MT., John Grimes, Glasgow, MT.
Vegetables
45. Casey Peterson, Sidney, MT., Tobin Bell, Sidney, MT.
Herbs
Credit Cards Accepted Call Jolene Reyes Filled & Hanging 46. Josh Marottek, Medicine Lake, MT., Drew Henry, Glasgow, MT.
Hours: 10am - 6pm
7 days/wk *Weather Permitting 390-3871 Planters 47. Seth Ingram, Glasgow, MT., Keigan Ingram, Glasgow, MT.
Sunday’s Open 10am - 4pm Gift Certificates Available 48. Curtis Shipman, Glasgow, MT., Darci Shipman, Glasgow, MT.
GREAT LOCATION Quaint starter home for sale in Glasgow, 49. Kobe Sibley, Glasgow, MT., Trevor Klind, Glasgow, MT.
Montana. The home features 2 bedrooms 50. Craig Compton, Mount Ulla, NC., Quentin Compton, Glasgow, MT.
G
NDIN
with 2 baths. Everything is located on 26th

E PE Ave, the first place in Glasgow. The estate
SAL features a single car garage, large backyard,
and full basement! Enjoy the great amenities
that in town living brings! Close to many
restaurants, museums, gas stations, churches
and recreational fun! If you are looking for that
outdoor adventure hop in the car and head over
to Alumni Park, Milk River, Children’s Museum
of NE Montana, Fort Peck, Missouri River or
one of the many parks surrounding! Call Jon or
20-1037 the Helland Agency at 406-228-2114
CALL Jon at 406-263-2113 Reduced $109,000
www.hellandagencyinc.com
COUNTRY COTTAGE JUST MINUTES FROM GLASGOW!
1120 +/- sq. ft. home all on one level with 2
large bedrooms, 2 baths, (includes master
bath) cathedral cedar ceilings, family room and
living room. Sliding doors out to private back
yard and deck. Kitchen has stainless steel
appliances, and new counter tops. Detached
heated and insulated double car garage and
storage shed. New fence and raised garden
beds for your summer garden! All located on a
14,000 +/- sq. ft. Lot! Move in Ready!
ASKING $204,000 #345
Offered by: Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner
(406) 228-2525 - 69. Jeff Unterseher, Glendive, MT., Ben Unterseher, Glasgow, MT.
www.redfoxxrealestate.com
Feeling overwhelmed?
Moving to Prairie Ridge,
The Manor or Valley View?
Let us help.
Call Shawn Beard • 230-1025
51. Tara Geer, Glasgow, MT., Allan Harrington, Glasgow, MT.
52. Steve Harris Jr., Sidney, MT., Steve Lowrey, Fairview, MT.
53. Lacey Flaten, Glasgow, MT., Keegan Morehouse, Glasgow, MT.
54. Jeff Irving, Belgrade, MT., Dylan Hughes, Glasgow, MT.
55. Mike Zoanni, Glasgow, MT., Nate Doornek, Glasgow, MT.
56. Andy Gardner, Dickinson, ND., Greg Fewer, Glasgow, MT.
57. Cody King, Minot, ND., Casey King, Glasgow, MT.
58. Cooper Larson, Glasgow, MT., Dylan Linder, Glasgow, MT.
59. Dan Achten, Laurel, MT., Amber Achten, Laurel, MT.
60. Jerry Molstad, Miles City, MT., Nate Molstad, Havre, MT.
61. Dillon Koski, Glasgow, MT., Clint Norcutt, Glasgow, MT.
62. Steve Norcutt, Glasgow, MT., Brien Norcutt, Glasgow, MT.
63. Colton Hill, Dickinson, ND., Wyatt Pedersen, Glasgow, MT.
64. Corey Bushman, Billings, MT., Matt Bushman, Billings, MT.
65. Chris Kolstad, Williston, ND., Willy Lauckner, Nashua, MT.
66. George Stuckers, Sidney, MT., Cody Stensland, Fairview, MT.
67. Tyler Johnson, Nashua, MT., Zach Watts, Nashua, MT.
68. Cody Evans, Billings, MT., Jeremy Johnson, Worden, MT.
70. Bobby Wise, Billings, MT., Robert Wise, Billings, MT.
71. Jake Newton, Glasgow, MT., Grant Burgess, Glasgow, MT.
72. Blaine Berg, Glendive, MT., Damen Scherting, Glendive, MT.
73. Todd Lindsay, Billings, MT., Kellie Lindsay, Billings, MT.
74. Casey Riggin, Glasgow, MT., Jessica Pennington, Glasgow, MT.
75. Ed Sugg, Verndale, MN., Storm Jackson, Glasgow, MT.
76. Joel Smith, Glasgow, MT., Marc Kloker, Glasgow, MT.
77. Spencer Marsh, Glasgow, MT., Caleb Lagree, Glasgow, MT.
78. Tyler George, Sheridan, WY., Ryan George, Joliet, MT.
79. Brodie Boreson, Hinsdale, MT., Lindsey Boreson, Hinsdale, MT.
80. Steve Harris Sr., Sidney, MT., Quinten Nelson, Sidney, MT.