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Vol
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,No
.136
Friday,August
22,20
14
Free-spiritedBagpiper
A lot of people stopped by to
hear this bagpiper playing his
pipes in front of the Glasgow
Post Ofce yesterday. Andboy howdy, can he play; his
little plastic jug setting on thesidewalk beneath his feet
was
$ $
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BUZZFARMERS MARKET: Saturday, August 23rd, 8am-3pm.
Cucumbers,beans, beets, onions, kohlrabi, carrots, zucchini,
lettuce, new potatoes,rhubarb, tomatoes; bell, banana, Hungarian
wax, and jalapeo peppers;sweet corn, cabbage & oriental
eggplant - all veggies are locally homegrown. Fresh baked goods,
jams & jellies, and complimentary coffee &cookies. Also,
Mark Wicks will have his assorted fruit, Sheryl has NaturalHerbal
Aloe products for your skin & hair (free samples available),
PinkZebra Consultant Stephanie Hughes w/candles & such, and
Ellen will havehand-made jewelry. Happy Birthday Jason!THANKS FOR
SUPPORTINGYOUR LOCAL FARMERS MARKET.
BUZZFLEA MARKET: Saturday, August 23rd, 9am-Noon. Lots of
vendors &
more welcome. ST. RAPHAELS PARISH GYMNASIUM, GLASGOW.BUZZEAST
END COLONY: will be at the Durum parking lot every Tuesday
withvegetables, fryers, bread, eggs, honey, corn, tomatoes &
some fruit. Justbutchered some fresh fryers. Watermelon &
cantaloupe ready in a coupleweeks. CALL 406-398-5355, EXT. 712.
BUZZHINSDALE COMMUNITY SALE: Saturday, August 23rd, 8am-2pm.
Hugeselection childrens, lighting, kitchen, linens, collectables
etc. HINSDALE.
BUZZMULTI-PARTY GARAGE SALE:Saturday, August 23rd,
8am-11:30am.Large variety of items at bargain prices! ODD FELLOWS
HALL,GLASGOW.
BUZZRUMMAGE SALE @ INDOOR FLEA MARKET: Saturday, August 23rdfrom
9 am to Noon. Household items, Seasonal decor, lots of boys
shoes,boys clothes up to size 7 youth, new jewelry from Fashionette
@ discountedprices, etc. ST. RAPHAELS PARISH CENTER GYMNASIUM.
BUZZMOVING SALE:Saturday, August 23rd, 8:30am-Noon. Antiques,
leatherwork tools, vintage radios, duck plucker, Arrow wood stove,
canningroaster & much more! TURN N. ON AKRE RD BETWEEN
GLASGOWAND FORT PECK, GO ANOTHER MILE. CALL 263-7936 OR 230-1713FOR
MORE INFO.
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BUZZGARAGE SALE:Saturday, August 23rd, 8am-Noon. Lclothes, a
dryer, baby stuff, womens clothes, exercise equdesk & lots of
misc. 51 DIVISION ST, GLASGOW.
BUZZHELP WANTED:Campbell Lodge is looking for an enwork full
time night shift, 11pm-7am. Starting at $9/hr, 40228-9328.
BUZZLOOKING FOR A JOB?Maybe Taco Shack is hiring. Yo14 years
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BUZZ
HELP WANTED:Looking for full or part-time daytime & affront
counter workers. Hours & days worked may vary, bPERSONS MAY
APPLY AT DAIRY QUEEN.
BUZZHELP WANTED:The Hangar is looking for Cooks & WJERRY AT
THE HANGAR 228-8280.
BUZZFOR RENT: 1 bedroom upstairs apartment in downtosmoking or
pets. $550/month. CALL 230-0711.
BUZZREFURBISHED RENTALS!2 miles out Ft. Peck Hwybedroom homes
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deposit required. 367-930
BUZZFOR RENT & SALE IN ST. MARIE:3 Bedroom, 1.5
524-3742.
BUZZHOUSE BID - SOLDAS IS:1201 2nd Ave S. (Lots 1,Millers 1st
Addition to City of Glasgow). Older 2 story hodining, bath &
utility room. Full unnished basement. Aon main oor. Payment in full
within 60 days after closidate 09/15/14. BIDS TO BE MARKED HOUSE
BID ATO: MARVIN JOHNSON, P.O. BOX 373, FT. PECK, MARVIN 526-3633 OR
LINDA 228-2030.
Rain in theforecast
bumped up
Tonight:Rain. Low around 53. East northeast wind 17 to 20mph,
with gusts as high as 25 mph. Chance of precipitationis 80%.
Saturday:Rain. The rain could be heavy at times. High near60.
Breezy, with an east northeast wind around 23 mph, with
gusts as high as 32 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%.
Widespread rain and all like temperatures will affectNortheast
Montana this weekend. Rainall is expected toexceed 2 inches in many
areas; Glasgow is now lookingat around two-and-a-hal inches. Many
locations will
have afernoon highs in the 50s to mid 60s this
weekend.emperatures will warm back to near seasonal averageby the
middle o next week.
Saturday Night:Rain. The rain could be heLow around 46. North
wind 15 to 18 mph, with
as 25 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%.
Sunday: Rain. High near 60. Northwest windwith gusts as high as
22 mph. Chance of p90%.
Sunday Night: A 30 percent chance of shbefore midnight. Mostly
cloudy, with a lowNorthwest wind 8 to 11 mph.
Monday:A 20 percent chance of showers. Pa
a high near 67. Northwest wind around 7 mphMonday Night:A slight
chance of showers. with a low around 45.
Tuesday:Mostly sunny, with a high near 72.
Tuesday Night:Partly cloudy, with a low arou
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 81.
Wednesday Night:Mostly clear, with a low a
Thursday:Sunny, with a high near 84.
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We tried to talk the Laramie bagpiper into sticking
around or the Red & White game Saturday, but hefigured he
didnt want to wear out his welcome and hadbetter hit the road.
Heres wishing him well in his travels.
About Red & White Night
Its a good thing we didnt talk the Laramie Bagpiperinto sticking
around or Red & White Night. Due toheavy rain in the orecast it
has been postponed until thisMonday, August 25th. A Scotty
volleyball scrimmage willstart at 6:00 p.m. and the Red & White
ootball scrimmagewill kick off at 7:00 p.m. Scotty ans are
encouraged toattend and check out this showcase o talent.
Call it a rain delay
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Scotty Volleyball12 Breigenzer, Amy12 Hersom, Sydney
12 Hughes, Dana12 Sukut, Sadie11 Brandt, Katie11 Gault,
Autumn
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Johnson, Jordan9 Kennedy, Jesi
9 Knodel, Madison9 Kolstad, Lauren9 Mickelson, Hannah9 Myrick,
Ashtyn9 Rogenes, Jaycie
9 Schmidt, Kennedy9 Trathen, Taylor9 Turner, Niki
Rounding out the 2014 rosters Yesterdays Buzz eatured the Scotty
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11 Fewer. Mary11 Hansen, Andrea
11 Kolstad. Julia11 Simensen, Alex10 Guttenberg, Morgan
10 Nielsen, Brinlie10 Sallee, Faith
Boys Cross Country11 Allen, Walker
11 Gunderson, Logan11 Hughes, Chase11 Jamba, Ethan11 Meland,
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10 Hallock, Gabe10 Kaiser, Tony10 Seyfert, Kasey9 Stevens,
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An analysis completed by the Institute or ourismand Recreation
Research at the University o Montanahighlights the economic
contribution o nonresident travelspending to each o the six travel
regions in Montana, aswell as 18 o the states 56 counties.
Estimates o the economic contribution o travelerspending at the
statewide level showed that 11.02 million
visitors spent approximately $3.62 billion in 2013,
whichdirectly supported $2.8 billion o economic activity andover
33,000 Montana jobs. Nonresident travelers indirectl y support an
additional$1.6 billion o economic activity and 14,600
jobs.Associated with those travel-related jobs is $979 millionin
labor income directly attributable to nonresidenttravel and another
$525 million indirectly attributable to
nonresident spending. Focusing on the $105 million spent by
nonresidenttravelers in the northeastern part o the state, $63
milliono economic activity and 830 jobs are directly supported
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$24 million in labor income is directlyattributable to nonresident
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supported by travelerspending. Te largest share o spending (32%)
was or gasolineand diesel. Retail sales counted or 19%; restaurants
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Meatloaf
Scoobey Doo, where are you?We expected to see Scoobey Doo,
Fred,Shaggy, Daphne and Velma arrive atany moment to pile into this
MysteryMachine and drive off to solve yet anothermysterious crime.
This old yellow FordEconoline van has local license plates, sowe
can expect to see it around. It certainlyis an attention-getter.
Speaking of ScoobeyDoo, the original series premiered in 1969and is
still going strong. In fact, its makingheadlines right now as
Warner Bros isbeing slammed for fat shaming in the new
Scooby-Doo movie Frankencreepy as acursed Daphne morphs from a
size 2 toa horror of horrors size 8. However, indefense, Fred didnt
notice/care and saidthat she always looked good to him.
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Friday Funnies
by Sugar
Tree little boys were sitting on the porch braggingabout their
athers. Te first one says, My Daddysmokes, and he can blow smoke
rings. Te second little boy pipes up, Well, my Dadsmokes, too, and
he can blow smoke out o his nose. Te third little boy, not to be
outdone, responds,Tats nothin. My Dad can blow smoke out o his
behind. Really, have you seen it? question the first twoboys. Well,
not exactly, the third boy admits, ...but Iveseen the tobacco
stains in his underpants.
Question: What do you get when you cross theAtlantic with the
itanic? Answer: About hal way.
If you ever get cold,just stand in a corner or a bit.Teyre
usually around 90 degrees.
A rabbi, a catholic priest, and an orthodox priestgo camping in
the woods. Tey happen upon a lake,and decide to go swimming, but
unortunately orgot tobring their swimsuits. Tey decide to go skinny
dipping, but as theyreswimming naked, they hear voices nearby.
Araidit might be one o their congregations, the holy mendecide to
quickly run out o the lake, and leave theirclothes behind. Te
Catholic priest runs away, covering his privatearea, as does the
Orthodox Priest. Te Rabbi runs away
covering his ace. Later, the priests ask the Rabbi why hecovered
his ace, to which he said, I dunno about youguys, but I think my
congregation would recognize myface.
You know what my grandadsaid to me beore hekicked the bucket? He
said, How ar do you think I can kick thatbucket?
Did you hearabout that Payless shoe place that gotlooted? Yeah,
the only thing lef were the work boots!
