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Flash Mob in the Middle of Nowhere!
Irle School music teacher Christine Gilchrist (far left)
had her fifth grade students doing their “Flash Mob”
this morning in various locations, and just as last year,
it was AWESOME! At the Loaded Toad they sang Phillip
Phillip’s “Home” (very touching!) Dolly Parton’s “Nine
to Five” and “Boot Scootin’ Boogie” by Brooks & Dunn.
What a fun way to close out the school year... and corn
dogs for lunch on the last day before summer vacation.
Just a hint, wouldn’t it be great to round up the Irle
School fifth graders for even just one performance at
the Fort Peck Summer Theatre? They could certainly
Vo
l. 8
Thu 9
rsda 1
y, May 30, 20
wow the crowd pre-show and intermission!
(FYI: The first flash mobs were created in Manhattan in
2003, by Bill Wasik, senior editor of Harper’s Magazine.
The first attempt was unsuccessful after the targeted
retail store was tipped off about the plan for people to
gather.Wasik avoided such problems during the first
successful flash mob, which occurred on June 17, 2003
at Macy’s department store, by sending participants to
preliminary staging areas—in four Manhattan bars—
where they received further instructions about the
ultimate event and location just before the event began.
 Open Through
Summer
Thurs. 10-4 • Fri. 10-4
Sat. 9-12
Salvage
On Hwy 2 Across From
McDonald’s • Glasgow, MT
& down, and cleaning pine needles and other combustibles from
406-263-7567
Marcia Fast. Proprietor Antiques
Hot, dry days
rolling in
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 54. Light and
variable wind becoming northeast 6 to 11 mph after midnight.
Friday: Mostly cloudy, then gradually becoming sunny, with
a high near 81. Northeast wind 8 to 13 mph, with gusts as
high as 18 mph.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 52. Northeast
wind 5 to 8 mph becoming southeast after midnight.
Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 85. South wind 5 to 7
mph.
Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 58.
Southeast wind around 7 mph.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 91. South southeast wind
6 to 9 mph becoming southwest in the afternoon.
Sunday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 60. South
wind around 7 mph.
Monday: Sunny, with a high near 90. West wind 6 to 13
mph.
Monday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 58. West
wind 8 to 11 mph.
Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 81. West northwest wind
11 to 17 mph.
Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 52.
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 84.
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Preparing for fire season
State Auditor Matt Rosendale advises Montanans to
prepare for this year’s fire season by creating a home inventory
and knowing their insurance policy ahead of time. People
should also create a defensible space around their property
by removing brush, trimming trees, keeping grasses mowed
roofs and gutters.
“Don’t wait until there’s a fire approaching your property
to get prepared,” Rosendale said. “People living in the wildland-
urban interface or with property in fire-prone areas especially
need to take steps ahead of time to be ready for fire season.
Warmer weather will bring dryer conditions and higher fire
risk, so now’s the time to make sure you’re ready in case of a
wildfire.”
Rosendale advises Montanans to create a home inventory
of possessions that could be damaged or destroyed in a fire.
The insurance commissioner’s website has a sample checklist
available here. Thorough inventories should include photos
and/or video of the property and possessions. Paper inventory
lists should be stored in a fireproof safe or at a secondary
location, and Rosendale recommends that Montanans keep a
digital copy of their inventory online.
Property owners and renters should review their
insurance policy and know the details of their coverage. Many
policies cover losses indirectly caused by wildfires, such as
damage from smoke or fire retardant. Living expenses are
often covered in the event of mandatory evacuation, but
evacuees will need to keep track of expenses and receipts.
Some property damage may not be covered, or may
be limited. Damage to trees, landscaping, and fencing are
examples where insurance protection may only apply with
capped dollar amounts. Consumers should review their policy
and discuss any questions or concerns with their insurance
agent.
People who don’t have insurance should get covered
now, before their property is at risk. Insurance companies will
not write coverage for properties that are at an imminent risk
of being destroyed.
After a fire, Montanans should take photos of all damage
before it’s cleaned up. If an evacuation occurs, save all receipts
of hotel stays and other costs associated with the evacuation,
as some of those costs may be covered by insurance if they are
documented with receipts.
Montanans who experience losses from wildfire and
have questions about their insurance policy or an issue with
their insurance company should contact Rosendale’s office at
444-2040 or at csimt.gov.
Not all insurance contracts are the same and the
protections under a policy can vary greatly. It’s important that
policyholders check with their insurance agents or insurance
company to verify the protection available under their
insurance policy.
 BUZZIFIEDS
ANNUAL ST. MARIE COMMUNITY YARD SALES: Saturday, June
2. Women’s Club Bake Sale 220-C Spruce 9am-1:00pm. Along with a
luncheon menu of Sloppy Joes and a bag of chips. Proceeds will support
our on going Precious Troops Project. Supplemented by Thrivent Financial.
BUZZ
ESTATE SALE, Saturday June 1st, open at 8, Good furniture, cedar chest,
small flat screen TV, Bernina sewing machine w/cabinet chair & light. Ford
Ranger XLT pickup body engine is out, Lincoln Arc 3 phase welder, Blaze
King stove, Bedroom set, power tools, lots of misc. 521 6TH ST SOUTH.
CALL 785-2321 FOR MORE INFO
BUZZ
$10 BAG SALE on all clothes,& purses. Sale ends Saturday, June 1. We
have 2 strollers a single & double. Mon.-Fri. 10am-4pm & Sat. 11am-3pm.
DONATIONS WELCOME - SOROPTIMIST THRIFT STORE
BUZZ
2 COOKS NEEDED: Must be willing to travel to Billings for two weeks of
training. All expenses paid. Top Pay. 318-272-3221
BUZZ
FULL TIME COOK. The Cook prepares palatable, nutritionally sound meals
for our residents at Valley View. Our cooks are responsible in ensuring our
Dietary Aides provide service promptly with delegated authority from the
Department Head. Starting wage is $14.25 an hour. We want you to build
your career and grow with us! PLEASE PICK UP YOUR APPLICATION
FROM THE ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT AT VALLEY VIEW
HOME.
BUZZ
RUNDLE SUITES needs energetic team players for housekeeping and
front desk. Looking for dependable and motivated. $11-16/hr DOE. PICK
UP AN APPLICATION AT RUNDLE SUITES. 406-228-2800
BUZZ
WANT A REWARDING CAREER? Come work at Milk River Inc. as a Direct
Support Specialist. We monitor adults with development disabilities. Looking
for motivated caring people. STOP BY MILK RIVER ACTIVITY CENTER
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND AN APPLICATION.
BUZZ
LABORER NEEDED for underground utility construction. Start at $17/hr.
Must have valid drivers license. Must be willing to travel Montana. Lodging
is Provided. Fax resume to 406-367-5274 or send to PO Box 266, Glasgow,
MT OR CALL 406-262-4430 FOR MORE INFORMATION.
BUZZ
HI-LINE HOME PROGRAMS, INC. has an opening for a Family Support
Specialist. The Specialist works directly within the family environment.
Must have a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in Human Services field or a
combination of education and relevant experience. Position is fulltime with
benefits. Travel required, vehicle provided. Children served are ages birth
to 16 years of age. APPLY AT HI-LINE HOME PROGRAMS • 228-9431
BUZZ
LOOKING TO HIRE: Come join our team! Ezzies has an opening for a
full time Bulk Truck Driver. Duties will include fuel deliveries, warehouse
duties and hauling oil and propane. Must be able to lift heavy items and
use a computer for invoicing. Hours will be Monday - Friday and rotating
Saturdays. The new hire will Need to be flexible. Customer service skills
are a must. Benefits include Health insurance, 401k and competitive wages.
APPLY AT EZZIES WHOLESALE INC.
BUZZ
CAREER OPPORTUNITY Thompson & Sons is looking for a Mechanic,
Truck Driver, & Equipment Operator. STOP IN AT THOMPSON & SONS,
HIWAY 2 WEST OR CALL 228-4801
BUZZ
MARKLE’S ACE HARDWARE seeks motivated, outgoing people for
immediate employment in full and part time positions. PLEASE STOP BY
THE STORE FOR AN APPLICATION 416 2ND AVE. SOUTH
FULL TIME & PART TIME DIETARY AIDE. The Food Service Aide
prepares and serves palatable, nourishing, well-balanced diets to meet the
daily nutritional and special dietary needs of each resident. This position
provides a very meaningful role within Valley View Home and you will feel
gratitude daily for your work. PLEASE PICK UP YOUR APPLICATION
FROM THE ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT AT VALLEY VIEW
HOME.
BUZZ
OFFICE BASEMENT FOR RENT 3 bedroom, 1 bath, with washer &
dryer, TV, refrigerator, fully furnished. Free utilities & WiFi. Flexible lease
for traveling workers. Asking $1,500/mo. CALL HELLAND AGENCY INC.
228-2114
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 3-bedroom home, 1600 sq. ft. with detached garage. 1.5 bath,
big kitchen, built-ins. Water/sewer provided. No smoking or pets. Deposit,
lease required. (406)367-9300 OR (651)490-5757
BUZZ
APT. FOR RENT. 925 sf, 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bth townhome apt. City of Glasgow.
Cozy. Good neighbors. Sm pets OK. Laundry room in unit, A/C. $595/
month. 360-750-6746
BUZZ
FOR RENT IN HINSDALE 2 bedroom House. Redone with stove,
refrigerator, washer & dryer. Available June 1. Dogs considered CALL
JUSTIN 364-2156 OR 263-2631
NOTICE TO VALLEY COUNTY TAXPAYERS
2018 Real Estate Taxes
Second half of the 2018 Real Estate taxes levied and assessed will be due and
payable on or before 5 p.m, Friday, May 31, 2019 or unless paid prior to that
time the amount due will be delinquent and will draw interest at the rate of 5/6
of 1% per month from the time of delinquency until paid and 2% will be added
to the delinquent taxes as a penalty. Taxes will be considered delinquent on
Saturday, June 1, 2019 and will be charged penalty and interest.
Payment may be made at the Valley County Treasurer’s office in the Valley
County Courthouse Monday thru Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. or mailed
to the Valley County Treasurer, 501 Court Square #3, Glasgow, MT 59230.
NOTICE TO VALLEY COUNTY TAXPAYERS
2019 Mobile Home Taxes
First half of the 2019 Mobile Homes taxes levied and assessed will be due and
payable on or before 5 p.m. on Friday, May 31, 2019 or within 30 days after
the tax notice is postmarked, whichever is later and unless paid prior to that
time the amount due will be delinquent and will draw interest at the rate of 5/6
of 1% per month from the time of delinquency until paid and 2% will be added
to the delinquent taxes as a penalty. Taxes will be considered delinquent on
Saturday, June 1, 2019 and will be charged penalty and interest.
Payment may be made at the Valley County Treasurer’s office in the Valley
County Courthouse Monday thru Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. or mailed to
the Valley County Treasurer, 501 Court Square #3, Glasgow, MT 59230.
MILK RIVER CATFISH DAYS
MAY 31 & JUNE 1, 2019
DOWNTOWN GLASGOW, MT

BAND MEMBERS: Justin Kallenberger,TJ

Overcast, Rob Everingham,Dave Carlson
The Plowed Under Band is a high energy,
black dirt country band from Havre, Montana
that mixes traditional country with some rock
and blues to bring you a sound as big as the
big sky they live under.

2019 MILK RIVER CATFISH DAYS SCHEDULE

OPEN CONTAINER PERMITS & STREET CLOSURE
Friday, May 31 • 4:00 PM - 2:00 AM and Saturday, June 1 • 8:00 AM - 2:00 AM
MAY 31ST FRIDAY:
2 PM - Auzzy’s Cook Shack- next to stage
4 PM - Glasgow Reds Pitching Booth
5:00 - 7:30 PM - Live music by “The Plowed Under Band” on stage in front of Montana Bar
7:30 - 9:30 PM - Auction off Catfish Classic teams on stage
10 PM - 1 AM - Live music by “The Plowed Under Band” on stage in front of Montana Bar
JUNE 1ST SATURDAY:
7 AM - 10 AM - Pancake Breakfast 1 - 6 PM - Schools Out Carnival - in front of
at Senior Citizen Center – Open to Public Children’s Museum with waterslide & bouncy house
9 AM - 2 PM - Flea Market at Senior Citizen Center 1 PM - Cornhole Tournament
8 AM - 6 PM - Catfish Crazy Days - Adults by Elks; Children 12-17 yrs. on 2nd Ave. So.
with vendors all day on 2nd Ave So. 2 PM - Montana Bar Beer Pong Contest
9 AM - Noon - Kid’s Fishing Tournament 3 - 6 PM - Catfish Fry for the community
at Home Run Pond by Walleyes Unlimited by the Cottonwood on 2nd Ave. So.
9 AM - ? - Glasgow Reds Pitching Booth 4 PM - Catfish Classic Fishing Tournament Begins
10 AM - 3 PM - Bloody Mary’s & Breakfast 6 - 9 PM - Live Music by “The Plowed Under Band”
- Burritos Brunch at the Elks Club on stage at Markle’s Parking Lot
10 AM - Catfish Crawl -1 mile and 5K Run/Walk Midnight - Weigh ins for Catfish Classic
starting Downtown Glasgow on stage at Markle’s Parking Lot
11 AM - 1 PM - Furs, Skulls, & Casting Youth Clinic
by Hi-Line Sportsmen & MT FWP
El Cor Del Lanes Montana Bar
SPONSORED BY Ezzie’s Wholesale Nemont Beverages
Ag Land Co-Op Glasgow Courier Newton Motors
Albertson’s Glasgow Distributors Reynolds
All Season’s Home Center Helland Agency Scottie Express Wash
Big Sky Auto Accessories Hi-Line Collision Shippwrecked
BS Central, Inc. Hi-Line Ford TBID
Busted Knuckle Brewery J&M Distributors T&R Trucking/Thompson & Sons
Cape Air Jeff Cole Insurance Thrivent Financial
Cottonwood Inn KLTZ/KLAN Radio Triple A Glass
D&G Sports & Western Markle’s United Insurance & Realty
 20th Annual
Milk River Catfish
Classic Calcutta Cheat Sheet
Friday & Saturday, May 31 & June 1, 2019
ATTENTION: We will pay EIGHT (8) spots in the Calcutta this year! The
Montana Catfish Association will once again payback 85% of all the bids to
the winners! They will be paid as such: 1st – 23%, 2nd – 17%, 3rd – 15%,
4th – 13%, 5th – 11%, 6th – 9%, 7th – 7%, 8th – 5%
1. Kyle Gibson, Glasgow, MT., Trevin Gibson, Glasgow, MT.
2. Brien Gault, Glasgow, MT., Autumn Gault, Glasgow, MT.
- Two time Top 20
3. Blake Gauer, Park City, MT., Lindsey Gauer, Park City, MT.
- 3-time Top 20 in the Cat Classic. -9th Place in 2017.
- 4 time top 10 Yellowstone Challenge, -5 time top 5 Monster Cat
Roundup. - Blake was the 2014 Runner-up for MT Cats Angler of the
Year and is a 3-time Top 10 finisher in the Angler of the Year standings!
4. Carter Pedersen, Wolf Point, MT., Peyton Pedersen, Billings, MT.
- 17th Place in 2018
5. David Irving, Glasgow, MT., Rod Ost, Glasgow, MT.
6. Jason Schultz, Glasgow, MT., Hunter Schultz, Glasgow. MT.
7. Curtis Meiers, Missoula, MT., Jacob Meiers, Nashua, MT.
8. Rod Seder, Billings, MT., Rob Seder, Hardin, MT.
- 4 time Top 20 Yellowstone Challenge – 2012 Yellowstone Challenge
CHAMPIONS – 2017 Monster Cat Roundup CHAMPIONS
– Three time Top 4 Missouri River Catfish Clash
9. Callahan Belling, Richland, MT., JD Bailey, Opheim, MT.
- Back to Back Top 20 Finishes
10. Scott Redstone , Glasgow, MT., Aidan Redstone, Glasgow, MT.
- 4th Place in 2018
11. Terry King, St. Marie, MT., Lindsey Brune, St. Marie, MT.
12. Brendan Waarvik, Billings, MT., DJ Elletson, Glasgow, MT.
- One top 10 and SIX top 20 finishes in the Classic. 11th place in 2016
13. Timm Canen, Miles City, MT., Aimee Kloeckner, Glasgow, MT.
- 3-Time Top 15 - 4-Time Top 20
14. Brady Flaten, Glasgow, MT., Jason Molstad, Glasgow, MT.
- Top 4 TEN times! 2nd three times, 3rd three times, 4th three times.
12-time Top 10.
- 1st Annual Catfish Classic CHAMPIONS and previous Record Holders.
Brady is a 2006 Savage CHAMPION and a 3-time Missouri River Catfish
Clash CHAMPION
15. Dave George, Glasgow, MT., Candy Lagerquist, Glasgow, MT.
- Four time Top 15. - 4th Place in 2017
16. Andrew Malmend, Saco, MT., Mike Vinson, Glasgow, MT.
17. Jordan Brewer, Billings, MT., Kenny Brewer, Ballantine, MT.
18. Shawn Hopstad, Glasgow, MT., Chaz Hopstad, Glasgow, MT.
- 2-time Top 20
19. Kevin Howie, Billings, MT., Travis Kennedy, Billings, MT.
- 5th Place 2014 Yellowstone Challenge, 2-time Top 15 in the Monster
Cat Roundup, - 2-time Top 20 Catfish Clash
20. Bob Kemp, Glasgow, MT., Jodi Schock, Glasgow, MT.
21. Hawk Hockhalter, Bismarck, ND., Dale Borgen, Glasgow, MT.
- Hawk is three time Top 10, six time Top 20
22. Bryon Armour, Lewistown, MT., Tyler Thomas, Lewistown, MT.
- 3-time Top 10 in the Cat Classic, 3-time Top 10 in the Monster Cat
Roundup. 2014 Missouri River Cat Clash CHAMPION & 6th Place in
2016. Finished 8th in 2016 Angler of the Year Standings. - Bryon is the
Montana Cats Circuit Big Fish RECORD HOLDER!
23. Norm Braaten, Fort Peck, MT., Dustin Braaten, Fort Peck, MT.
- 3-time Top 20 - 18th in 2017
24. Troy Vandall, Glasgow, MT., Tristin Vandall, Glasgow, MT.
25. Shawn Weber, Billings, MT., Kade Compton, Billings, MT.
26. Seth Combs, Beulah, North Dakota, Mark Combs, Glasgow, MT.
- Seth has SEVEN top 10 finishes, including three top 5 finishes.
- Mark was runner-up in 2010 & has FOUR top 10 finishes!
27. Paul Parra, Laurel, MT., Renea Parra, Laurel, MT.
28. Karl Krause, Glasgow, MT., Jake Kuka, Glasgow, MT.
- 3rd Place in 2018
- 2016 Big Whiskers Award & 2018 Jumbo Whiskers Award
29. Jason Flaten, West Wendover, NV., Cole Plouffe, Glendive, MT.
- Jason is a 3-time Cat Classic CHAMPION and has NINE top 10 finishes,
including 2 runner-up finishes.
- Cole is a 2-time Cat Classic CHAMPION & has SIX top 20 finishes
-Jason is the 2018 MT Cats Angler of the Year!
30. Aaron Wittmer, Havre, MT., Derek Mahlum, Havre, MT.
31. Perry Vandersloot, Laurel, MT., Alyssa Vandersloot, Laurel, MT.
32. Bo Boreson, Perrysville, IN., Vance Anderson, Glasgow, MT.
- FIVE-time Top 15. -6th Place in 2017
- All-Time Cat Classic Big Fish Record Holders at 13.87 lbs.
33. Spencer Gay, Glendive, MT., Pat Gay, Glasgow, MT.
34. Stone Tahista, Nashua, MT., Mike Merideth, Nashua, MT.
35. Katie Anderson, Glasgow, MT., Cody Kuka, Glasgow, MT.
- Two time Top 20
36. Jacob Aune, Glasgow, MT., Shawn Wersal, Glasgow, MT.
- Three time Top 20 - 3rd Place in 2014
37. Melissa Sigmundstad, Glasgow, MT., Briana Page, Glasgow, MT.
38. Sam Malmend, Vandalia, MT., Wrangler Jones, Hinsdale, MT.
39. Hayden Clark, St. Marie, MT., Blaine White, Glasgow, MT.
40. Rick Pedersen, Nashua, MT., Marcia Pedersen, Nashua, MT.
41. Jake Knaff, Hinsdale, MT., Kelcey Arnold, Hinsdale, MT.
- Jake was 2nd place in 2009 and 11th in 2011
42. Robert Petersen, Billings, MT., Jayson Riggin, Billings, MT.
- Two time top 20 Yellowstone Challenge
43. Cale Swanson, Glasgow, MT., Dominik Zimdars, Glasgow, MT.
44. Coel Stutheit, Glasgow, MT., John Grimes, Glasgow, MT.
-15th Place in 2016
45. Casey Peterson, Sidney, MT., Tobin Bell, Sidney, MT.
46. Josh Marottek, Medicine Lake, MT., Drew Henry, Glasgow, MT.
- Together they are 4-time Top 15 in the Cat Classic.
- Josh is a 3-time Top 15 Monster Cat Roundup, 8th place in 2017
Yellowstone Challenge, 2nd Place 2018 Catfish Clash
47. Seth Ingram, Glasgow, MT., Keigan Ingram, Glasgow, MT.
- 2 time Top 10 - 4 time Top 20
48. Curtis Shipman, Glasgow, MT., Darci Shipman, Glasgow, MT.
- Curt was 9th place in 2007
49. Kobe Sibley, Glasgow, MT., Trevor Klind, Glasgow, MT.
50. Craig Compton, Mount Ulla, NC., Quentin Compton, Glasgow, MT.
51. Tara Geer, Glasgow, MT., Allan Harrington, Glasgow, MT.
- Three-time Top 10! Including 7th place in 2014
52. Steve Harris Jr., Sidney, MT., Steve Lowrey, Fairview, MT.
- 2-time Top 10 in Classic. - 2-time Top 10 in the Yellowstone Challenge.
- Harris is a 2014 Savage Tournament CHAMPION, 3-time Top 20 in the
Catfish Clash. Lowery is a 2015 Catfish Clash CHAMPION
53. Lacey Flaten, Glasgow, MT., Keegan Morehouse, Glasgow, MT.
54. Jeff Irving, Belgrade, MT., Dylan Hughes, Glasgow, MT.
- 8th Place in 2018
55. Mike Zoanni, Glasgow, MT., Nate Doornek, Glasgow, MT.
56. Andy Gardner, Dickinson, ND., Greg Fewer, Glasgow, MT. JOIN
57. Cody King, Minot, ND., Casey King, Glasgow, MT.
- 20th in 2016 OUR TEAM
58. Cooper Larson, Glasgow, MT., Dylan Linder, Glasgow, MT.
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59. Dan Achten, Laurel, MT., Amber Achten, Laurel, MT. (Message and data rates may apply)
- Top 20 in 2018 Catfish Clash
60. Jerry Molstad, Miles City, MT., Nate Molstad, Havre, MT. Learn more at
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- SIXTEEN top 10 finishes! Current Tourney Record Holders.
- FIVE time CHAMPIONS Committed to being
- Nate is also a 3-time Missouri River Catfish Clash CHAMPION and America’s Best First Job TM
a Monster Cat Roundup CHAMPION
61. Dillon Koski, Glasgow, MT., Clint Norcutt, Glasgow, MT.
62. Steve Norcutt, Glasgow, MT., Brien Norcutt, Glasgow, MT.
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63. Colton Hill, Dickinson, ND., Wyatt Pedersen, Glasgow, MT. Parking Lot ON ALL PLANTS OF
64. Corey Bushman, Billings, MT., Matt Bushman, Billings, MT. EQUAL VALUE
65. Chris Kolstad, Williston, ND., Willy Lauckner, Nashua, MT. Sale Starts
- SIX straight Top 20 finishes. FOUR Top 10’s (including 2nd place
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- 3rd Place in last year’s Angler of the Year Standings. Goes until Gone
66. George Stuckers, Sidney, MT., Cody Stensland, Fairview, MT.
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69. Ben Unterseher, Glasgow, MT., Garrett Morken, Glasgow, MT.
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70. Bobby Wise, Billings, MT., Robert Wise, Billings, MT. Sunday 10am - 4pm 390-3871 Products
- 3 time Top 10 in the Cat Classic - 2-time Yellowstone Challenge
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74. Casey Tillman, Havre. MT., Casey Riggin, Glasgow, MT. All major credit cards accepted and
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75. Ed Sugg, Verndale, MN., Storm Jackson, Glasgow, MT.
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76. Joel Smith, Glasgow, MT., Marc Kloker, Glasgow, MT. Off Hwy 2 in the Reynold’s Market Shopping Center 228-9386
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77. Spencer Marsh, Glasgow, MT., Caleb Lagree, Glasgow, MT.
78. Tyler George, Sheridan, WY., Ryan George, Joliet, MT.
- Back to Back Cat Classic CHAMPIONS in 2015 and 2016! 2016
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79. Brodie Boreson, Hinsdale, MT., Alex Partridge, Glasgow, MT. Monday, Wednesday,
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80. Steve Harris Sr., Sidney, MT., Quinten Nelson, Sidney, MT. 10am-6pm
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Services for Peg Pattison

Margaret Eileen “Peg” Pattison passed away May
27, 2019. Rosary will be at St. Raphael’s Catholic Church
tonight (Thursday May 30), at 7:00 and the funeral
service will be Friday May 31 11:00 a.m. at St. Raphael’s
Catholic Church.Burial will be in Highland Cemetery
with a luncheon to follow.
Service for Donald Helgeson
Donald Helgeson age 64 passed away in Big Sandy. There
will be a graveside service Saturday June 1, 11:00 a.m. at
Highland Cemetery

We have lots of new items arriving for summer!

Great gif ts for birthdays, weddings or just because!

Catch a Reel Deal The sales for this week are:

50% off Planters and Dishes!
30% off Floral, Corkcicles (cooler bags not included), Clothing
Air Conditioners ...........................$139
Queen Mattress Sets ...................$399 The Hen House Sale Room is Open!!!
Sofa & Loveseat ..........................$899 We have lots of new items arrived! Bridal Registry
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June 1, 2019
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 GLASGOW FARM LAND • 137 MONTANA ACRES Mr. and Mrs. Trent Goettlich along with
If you’ve been looking for acreage on the Milk River then look Mr. and Mrs. Eric Albus request the honor of your
no further! Here is 137 acres with 1.4 miles of Milk River presence at the marriage of their children
frontage now for sale in Glasgow, Montana. Enjoy fishing
Smallmouth Bass, Sturgeon and Whitefish on the Milk
River! In addition, there is excellent deer, pheasant and
Katarina Ann
&
turkey hunting in the same area. Presently 85+ of the acres
are being farmed in wheat. There are some old home sites and outbuildings that Kyle Jacob
are in bad shape and are not repairable. The well water is not drinkable and only
good for irrigation. This is an excellent location for a hunting preserve with off Saturday, the first of June
season farming. For all the details contact Earl Handy at 760-954-3301! Two thousand nineteen
CALL TODAY at 406-228-2114 Priced at $300,000
at four o’clock in the afternoon
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 OBITUARY
“Woody” Wood
Floyd Delace (Bill) Wood
rode off into the final sunset May
24,2019. To know Bill was to know a
storyteller. He was the author of his
own story in his own book which
was made up of many chapters. It
began with a “preface” of changing
his name to Bill because he wasn’t
impressed with the name “Floyd”. No one else knew exactly
how his story went but Bill did, and it was definitely a colorful
version. If you wondered if you had ever met him, you hadn’t
because you WOULD remember.
He lived most of his life in Glasgow where he was born
to his parents Charles and Elva (Buster) Wood on May 11, 1940.
He grew up on the family ranch north of Glasgow and joined
sisters Charlotte and Joyce with Lynn following as his baby
sister. On the ranch he developed country values, cowboy skills
and a “can’t be beat” attitude.
He attended school in Glasgow and began a long career of
“cowboying” for local ranches including the Etchart Ranch and
the Cornwell Ranch. He was proud of his experience driving
a team of horses for tours around Montana’s capital in Helena.
He had a mind full of stories of his rodeo and “bronc breaking”
days and loved to tell tales of the “old days.” Bill had a unique
affinity for horses and a special place in his heart for children.
In “A Cowboy Comes to Montana” Will James wrote: “And
fast action and danger was what he went after. With the big
rough horses he’d go and pile his rope on everything that was
wild and needed roping, and lots of big stuff that didn’t need
roping. Many a cowboy held his breath at watching the “fool
things” he’d do”. Will James could have been describing Bill,
who lived by the “Cowboy Code”, in his younger days.
“Woody” was willing to help anyone do about anything.
From riding to move cows to driving truck when chopping
corn; pushing cows up an alley or pushing a lawnmower. If he
was able, he was willing. He had a knack for making diamond
willow walking sticks, canes and lamp stands and gifted many of
his creations to friends. He could fix anything leather and loved
a newly cleaned and oiled saddle.
Bill will be having a reunion with his parents Charles and
Elva (Buster) Wood, his sister Charlotte (George) Kolstad, his
uncle Dick Peck and nephews Austin Kolstad, Nick Kolstad and
Shane Rees.
Bill is missed by daughter Lacy Wood and his
granddaughter Madison, the apple of his eye and the center of
his universe. He is also survived by his sisters Joyce (Dick) Peck,
Lynn (Gary) Ediger and his brother in law George Kolstad. His
extended family includes nephews Dean, and Darryl (Lori)
Kolstad, Gene (Ehrica), and Lance Ediger and nieces Janet (Jim)
Black and Carolyn (Randy) Rees, Lorrie (Lee) Knight, Jim (Lisa)
Peck and Karen (Don) Stein.
Bill Wood will be honored Friday, May 31st at 2:00 p.m.
at the Bell Mortuary and a graveside service at the Highland
Cemetery. Pie and coffee will be served at the Bell Mortuary
following the graveside service.
For Sale
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Nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in Nashua. Open concept
design with attached 2 car garage. Extras include fenced
back yard well landscaped with sprinkler system in both
front & back yard with decks. Central Air Conditioning.
Located at 206 Charles on 4 lots with 2nd building
currently being used for storage. $180,000
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APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED
Lynn Cornwell Memorial Scholarship
sponsored by the four Valley County Grazing Districts. It is open to
any Valley County High School graduate that is a college Sophomore
or above. Applicants must be attending Montana State University,
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,
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
VALLEY VIEW HOME
ANNUAL COMMUNITY BBQ
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26
Jump House & Yard Games
for the Young Children!
BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiches
with sides along with drinks and a desert
We want to thank our community and welcome all
visitors to please come and enjoy a FREE meal and
some time with us at Valley View Home!
 The Smiths are retiring!
Please join Leland and
Kathy in celebrating their
retirements and wish
them well on their future
adventures.
Busted Knuckle Brewery
Friday, May 31st from 5:05 p.m. until closing
303 1st Ave S. • Glasgow, MT
Appetizers & Beverages (no-host)
Free Will Donation
DC Trip Students Pick up and Delivery
Call 263-4512
Car Wash
at Lawrence Car Wash
(located next to the Taco Shack)
Friday, May 31 from 12 - 4pm
Bake Sale Goods along with S&K Mini Donuts
Support the DC Trip students as they work to help pay for their trip to Washington, DC

Thanks for Listening How can the Demoncrats besmirch this man who
wants to kick out all the criminal illegals now locked up
Make This in our prisons and jails? How can they take issue with
Madness Stop the president when he wants to build.......... Hold on!.....
Can you just imagine what this American Ninja Warrior season opener is on.....gotta
country would be like without this go....stay tuned......
obsession the Demoncrats have When he wants to build a wall to help protect
for impeaching and ousting Donald Americans? (Sorry for the delay but ANW was super
J. Trump. All the man/woman hours spent in trying to tonight. Catch it at 7 pm on the Williston station every
uncover something in the president’s past that would Wednesday if you’re on antenna.)
qualify him as unqualified to run the country. All these
investigations have cost millions of billions of maybe This president has had to submit to all the slings and
even....trillions of your taxpayer dollars. arrows the left could toss at him for the past two years or
Taxpayers dollars that could have been put to more. Imagine the work he could have accomplished if
good use like shoring-up our aging infrastructure, like Pelosi, Schumer, Harris, Sanders, Hillary, Obama, AOC
protecting our borders from the current infestation of and the insipid left-leaning media would just take a slow
illegal unwanted immigrants, many of whom have been boat to china or better yet a long walk off a short pier.
proven to have no means to survive in the US without Imagine what he can still do when he wins this next
government handouts should they be admitted. Tax election.
dollars that could have been spent in helping people all The Demoncrats have put the electoral college on a
over America who have suffered from natural disasters. crash course with the constitution as we will see in the
Maybe the folks who lost their whole town of near future. Some of the electoral college people have
Paradise, Ca.would like some federal help they could proven their ilk by giving away their votes to other states.
count on without all the legal red tape attached to I’m really not sure that is entirely legal but I can say it is
anything FEMA. entirely unAmerican. Of the few nations on earth who
Your tax dollars could have been put to better use in give their citizens an opportunity to vote here comes a
making a major over-haul of the Veteran’s Administration bunch of electoral college morons who will give away
and the medical facilities under it’s care. Tax dollars that their rights to another person. Does the name Huey Long
could have been put to use in cleaning up the slum areas ring any bells?
in our major cities. Tax dollars to put together programs But anyway I’m not sure if my 35.6 readers know of
to get the homeless folks cleaned up, housed, clothed, fed my political affiliation so I wrote the above so that there
and jobs. will be no doubt about who I favor and what party I think
There are so many places your tax dollars could be should be in charge for the safety of our nation.
put to better use than in this relentless pursuit of one of And, friends, our nation is in sad need of that party
the beast presidents this country has ever seen. A man right now.
who really cares about America. A man who is concerned My fervent hope is that you will all get out and vote
with immigration and is trying his best to make most for our guy. He’s a good man.
people happy with some of his suggestions to alleviate the That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening.
situation. ~ Virgil Vaupel
 Keep Your Cool
ICE COLD
AUTO
Bryan Douglass, live from England! AIR53999
Hwy 2 W
Three of the six crew members of Miss Montana
including Bryan Douglass (second from left), Eric GLENN’S
AUTO REPAIR &
Komberec (in the middle) and Randy Schonemann WRECKER SERVICE
(on the end) have a toast at Imperial War Museum Call 228-2715 or 263-1249
in Duxford, England where they landed Tuesday
following a ten-day trip from Missoula. The “Miss
Montana” is a smoke-jumper and transport plane
owned by Johnson Flying Service in Missoula.
Although she never saw any World War II action,
Miss Montana’s history includes dropping 15
smoke-jumpers on the Mann Gulch Fire north of Helena in August of 1949. 12 of
the firefighters died, along with a fire guard who had been on the ground, when
the fire blew up. As Aaron Flint of Montana Talks has been saying since last
week, if there is one Facebook page you want to keep an eye on, it’s that of Miss
Montana to Normandy — some incredible aerial video footage for your viewing
enjoyment! Also, Aaron has the audio clip of his interview with Bryan Douglass
from this morning’s show on the website Montana Talks. Would you believe the
crew were about the only ones that though Miss Montana would even make it? A
great interview indeed! The “Miss Montana” and 14 other planes plan to fly across
the English Channel to Normandy, France to take part in the 75th commemoration
of the June 6, 1944 D-Day attack, including dropping skydivers from Montana.
 GLASGOW
SCHOOL MENU
FRIDAY
Breakfast
Cold Cereal • Cook’s Choice
Fruit • Milk
Lunch
Corn Dog • Carrot Sticks
Apple • Chips • Milk
What a boring menu to end a
school year........... I mean, really?
Now, if it were all-you-can-eat corn dog buffet...
different story! Oh well, life shall continue
for our students this fall when maybe, just
maybe, they can offer two corn dogs! In the
meantime, don’t forget to grab one of those
awesome corndogs at this year’s Northeast
Montana Fair! One measly corn dog....