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2S&YPPPublished by BS Central
515 2nd Ave. S Glasgow, MT 59230406-228-4558 fax:
406-228-4578
[email protected]
Vol. 4, No. 173 Monday, October
19, 2015
Glasgows Nora Neumiller was one of the young hunters taking
advantage of the Youth Deer Hunt which took place this past
Thursday and Friday as the kids had no school. Nora bagged her
first-ever buck, a mighty fine muley, with a perfect shot in the
heart with her .243. As you can see by her smile, theres no doubt
she is now hooked on hunting. Actually, Nora loves the sport of
shooting, having competed in the 2015 NRA/VFW Junior Rifle Postal
Match (a match in which competitors fire on their home ranges using
targets which have been marked for identification) this past April,
representing the VFW Fort Peck Post #3107 in Glasgow. Noras Dad
Ray, her hunting guide last week, says hes going to have a tough
time topping her buck when the general opener rolls around on
Saturday, October 24th and concludes on Sunday, November 29th. Ray
will probably have to have Nora as his guide.
The Glasgow Reds American Legion baseball board is looking for
volunteers who are interested in serving on the Board. Needed are
parents of baseball players from Cal Ripkin through American
Legion, as well as community members without any kids on the team.
Board members responsibilities include attending the meetings
(monthly in the off season, more routinely during baseball season),
assisting with the field, concessions, tournaments and
fund-raisers. There is also a specific need for someone with
experience or interest in the treasurers position on the board. If
you are interested, please contact Bryan Krumwiede at 406-263-4434,
or Tanja Fransen at 406-230-1151 or [email protected].
Baseball Boardmembers needed
Nice shot, Nora!
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Late Nite Laffs
Nemont CEO Mike Kilgore participated in last Tuesdays #ConnectMT
roundtable discussion with FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler in Great Falls.
This successful event was made possible by Senator Jon Tester. It
was both an honor and a privilege to have been involved in this
extremely important discussion as an advocate for affordable,
advanced telecommunication services for rural Montana. said CEO
Kilgore. Chairman Wheeler said it best: All Americans, no matter
where they live, deserve access to high-speed broadband so they can
fully participate in the digital economy. Thats why we have made it
a priority to expand broadband access in rural communities CEO
Kilgore stressed the importance of the Universal Service and
Mobility Fund to Chairman Wheeler. Both are critical for rural
telecommunications providers such as Nemont to continue to maintain
and buildout networks to best serve its rural customers. Nemont
Telephone along with its subsidiaries, Project Telephone Company
and Sagebrush Cellular, serves around 13,000 SQ Miles of rural
areas in northeast and south central Montana including Fort Peck
and Crow Reservations. Nemont will continue to work tirelessly to
keep rural Montana connected to the world with quality, advanced
and competitive communication services.
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For intense peril and disturbing images.
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler (left) and Nemont CEO Mike Kilgore
(right) discussing a paragraph from Mr. Wheelers book, Mr. Lincolns
T-Mail. CEO Kilgore recently recited an excerpt from the Chairmans
book at Nemonts 65th Annual Meeting which was held on October
3rd.
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Dan Daubner Spencer MarshEmail: [email protected]
Commercial Industrial Residential
(406) 228 - 8944
New research shows that China has a bigger middle class than
America, and more people in China are living what we would call the
American Dream. Thats when you know things are bad - when even the
American DREAM is made in China. ~ Jimmy Fallon
A 22 year old Connecticut man has been sentenced to a year in
prison for calling in fake emergencies which led to false
deployments of SWAT teams. Said the man, I get one phone call,
right? ~ Seth Myers
Anderson cooper tried to make a case that Bernie Sanders isnt
electable because he calls himself a socialist. I think thats the
least of his problems. I think he isnt electable because he calls
himself Bernie. ~ Jimmy Kimmel
The worlds oldest woman passed away at 116. They keep dying. I
think that title may be cursed. ~ A David Letterman classic
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Dr. Bill Wright
BUZZIFIEDS
Tonight: A 40 percent chance of showers. Cloudy, with a low
around 44. East wind 8 to 10 mph.Tuesday: A 30 percent chance of
showers. Cloudy, with a high near 59. East wind 5 to 10 mph
becoming northwest 16 to 21 mph in the afternoon. Winds could gust
as high as 29 mph.Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around
34. Northwest wind 5 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 21
mph.Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 61. Light southeast wind
becoming south 5 to 9 mph in the afternoon.Wednesday Night: Mostly
clear, with a low around 35. Southeast wind around 11 mph.Thursday:
Sunny, with a high near 65. South southeast wind around 9
mph.Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 37.Friday:
Mostly sunny, with a high near 57.Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with
a low around 32.Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 55.Sunday:
Partly sunny, with a high near 59.
30% chance of rain Tuesday
SOROPTIMIST BAG SALE: Starting Saturday October 17th.SOME
EXCLUSIONS BUZZTHE GATEWAY CLUB: is looking for servers/bartenders,
dishwashers & cook positions. PICK UP APPLICATION @ JOB
SERVICE.BUZZFIRST COMMUNITY BANK: Glasgow has an opening for a full
time teller with benefits. EEO/AA Employer. APPLY AT JOB
SERVICE.BUZZCOTTONWOOD INN is looking for a responsible, motivated
full-time waiter/waitress. Duties include: seat customers, take
customer orders, help prep meals for serving, serve food orders,
clean tables, process payments and other duties as assigned. This
position does require being able to work entire shift standing and
walking. Benefits include: vacation/sick leave and dental/visual
reimbursement after 1 year of employment, group health insurance
available after 90 days, employee discounts. Will work some
holidays and weekends. Pay will start at $9.25/hr plus great tips.
APPLY AT COTTONWOOD INN OR ONLINE AT COTTONWOODINN.NETBUZZFOR RENT:
1,800 sq. ft. 4 bedroom, 3 bath apartments in Glasgow. 2 car
garage. New construction. $1,500/mo. + $1,500 deposit. 3 units
available. CALL JOHN AT 406-263-2046 BUZZFOR RENT:3 bed 2 sleeping
rooms 2 bath duplex immediately available located 28 Angus Drive,
Glasgow. $800/ month plus utilities.For Rent: 3 bed 1 full bath
condo located 366B Pine St. in St. Marie. Nice condition.
$500/month plus utilities. CALL HELLAND AGENCY 228-2114BUZZFOR
RENT: 3 bedroom units with newer furnace, hot water heater,
linoleum, and counter tops. $500 Save on utilities! CALL
406-524-3742BUZZFOR SALE: 1994, 4WD, Honda Passport, 201,000 miles,
great tires, clean, good condition, great in the snow. $2500 OBO
CALL 263-5553 OR TEXT 425-765-6070 BUZZFOR SALE: Butcher Hogs ready
to go. CALL 263-0126BUZZNO HUNTING on Bernie Blomers property
without written consent.
Custom Carpentry Roofing Repairs Windows Doors Kitchens
BathsCall Shawn Beard 230-1025
Email: [email protected] Licensed & insured Free
Estimates
Family Pack Boneless SkinlessCHICKEN BREASTS...............$1.99
lb.Boneless Beef Sirloin Tip or
ChuckROASTS................................$3.99 lb.Boneless
WholePORK LOIN...........................$1.99 lb.Dailys Big Buy 16
oz.BACON.......................................3/$5Boneless
BeefRIBEYE STEAKS.....................$8.99 lb.Boneless Shoulder
Blade BostonPORK ROAST.........................$1.49 lb.
Week of Oct. 14-20, 2015
Thompson Center Venture Rifle
Blue Composite StockReg. $499.95 Sale $449.99
Camo/Scope ComboReg. $699.95 Sale $629.99
Plus $75.00 Mail In RebatePlus Free Gun Case
While supplies last
D&GSPORTS & WESTERN
Dine at theO
228-8006
Soup: Potato ChiliSpecials:
Sloppy JoeTurkey Bacon Melt
TUESDAY GLASGOWSCHOOL MENU
BreakfastCold Cereal Muffin
Banana Milk Lunch
Ham & Bean Soup Cheesy BreadstickCornbread w/Honey Butter
Apple
Choice of Fruit Milk
TUESDAY
Senior Citizen CenterHam & Scalloped
PotatoesCall for reservation by 10 AM
228-9500
TUESDAYIts a beautiful day.
I think Ill skip my meds and stir things up a bit!
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Business conventions are important because theydemonstrate how
many people a company canoperate without.
One good thing about premature ejaculation is that porn lasts
you a very long time. I bought a video back in 1992 and I still
havent made it past the FBI warning thing.
Valley County residents, starting on October 19th, the Valley
County Road Dept. will begin the reclaiming project on Skylark
Road. The road will remain open
for traffic. Valley County will notify the public when the
project is complete. Thank you for you patience.
Skylark Road Reclamation
Any Questions contact: Commissioner Paul Tweten 263-7893 or Road
Supervisor Todd Young 263-1477
Hairstyles for All AgesCuts, Colors & Perms
(406) 853-5100LeAnn Murnion
Cosmetologist330 4th Ave S. Glasgow, MT
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FRIDAYSoup: Clam ChowderLunch: Shrimp Basket
Dinner: Walleye
TUESDAYSoup: Tomato & Macaroni
Lunch: Grilled Ham & CheeseDinner: Fish & Chips
WEDNESDAYSoup: Tomato
Lunch: Cold Meatloaf Sandwich
Dinner: No Special
THURSDAYSoup: Beer Cheese
Lunch: Pork Chop BurgerDinner: No Special
A GREAT PLACE TO HANG OUT!
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Business conventions are important because theydemonstrate how
many people a company canoperate without.
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks checked more than 36,000
private and commercial boats this season under a state law that
requires all motorists hauling watercraftfrom trailers with
motorboats or inflatable rafts to canoes and kayaks perched atop
cars and pick-up trucksto stop at inspection stations. FWP operated
inspection stations and roving crews from late May to early
September at well-marked roadway locations and at boating and
fishing events throughout the state to help curb the risk of
aquatic invasive species from attaining a foothold in Montana
waters. The annual education and enforcement effort, which this
year included multiple chances to win prizes from local sponsors,
checked about 28,500 watercrafts being hauled by residents and
7,500 by nonresidents. The most likely aquatic invasive species
threats to Montana waters include quagga and zebra mussels,
Eurasian watermilfoil, and VHS virus. They are easily transported
from water to water by popular recreational activities like boating
and angling. This year, a total of five watercrafts were found to
have been fouled by zebra or quagga mussels, 53 found with other
AIS contaminants and 176 more contained standing water or aquatic
vegetation. In past years, more than 30 percent of all motorists
hauling watercraft were not stopping for inspection, and some of
those boats were likely harboring AIS. This year, nearly 40 Montana
merchants and business, including fishing shops, outfitters, guides
and outdoor shops, donated 70 prizes valued at $6,000 in a
concerted effort to entice motorists hauling boats to stop for
inspection. More than 8,400 boaters entered the drawing and nearly
8,000 more completed FWPs feedback survey. Preliminary results
indicate that there were fewer drive-bys this year likely due to
the raffle and other efforts, said Tom Boos, FWPs AIS coordinator
in Helena. The success of the raffle was overwhelming and I look
forward to conducting it again next year and further increase
compliance rates. Winners included 57 Montanans and 13
nonresidents, including two from Alberta, Canada. Motorists who
stopped had their equipment inspectedand cleaned if neededand
received information on how to prevent the spread of AIS in
Montana. State law requires private motorists and outfitters and
guides hauling watercraftincluding motorboats, sailboats, kayaks,
canoes, rowboats, rafts, jet skis and even small kick boats popular
among some anglersto always stop at AIS watercraft inspection
stations for a brief interview and equipment check. Most
inspections take fewer than five minutes but failure to stop could
lead to a $135 fine. The penalty for knowingly introducing AIS into
Montana can be a felony, with penalties up to $5,000 and two years
in jail. For more on AIS, and for a full list of prize sponsors,
visit FWPs website at fwp.mt.gov, then click Aquatic Invasive
Species.
Watercraft inspections season wrap-up
Practical Ideas for Raising Healthy Kids
During this engaging and lively presentation, Dr. Chip will
discuss nutritional choices, organ development, sleep rhythms,
hydration, & movement. He will also address first aid and how
to strengthen the immune
system to prevent childhood illness. The talk is appropriate for
all ages, including parents,
grandparents and caregivers. For more information visit:
selahnaturalmedicine.com
A free health talk presented by Dr. Chip Halverson, ND
6pm on Thursday, October 22nd at the Cottonwood Inn
Winter HoursSun - Thurs: 11:00-8:00
Fri & Sat: Lobby 11:00 - 8:30Drive Thru 11:00 - 9:00
Sandwich of the WeekPork Chop
Hwy 2 West 228-2997
with Grilled Mushrooms and Swiss
Price Reduced $79,950
20-946
GREAT INCOMEExtra income
could be yours! 4 single rentals with great
cash flow. Recent upgrades and priced to sell!
Located at Located at 1120 3rd Ave S. in Glasgow, Montana.
www.hellandagencyinc.comCALL JON TODAY 228-2113
Bridal RegistryKoski & Welk
October 24, 2015Grewe & Beil
November 14, 2015Emig & BatdorfFebruary 6, 2016
50% off all Fall items.50% off fall lighted branches
50% off selected jewelry
We will be closed Oct. 30 ~ Nov. 5to get ready for our Christmas
Open House.
Christmas Open House Friday Nov. 6, 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
Saturday Nov. 7, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Check us out on the web for more great deals
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Quality at a Fair Price
Always Shining
Emily Kolstad took third place in Plentywood to lead the Scotty
girls to a first place team title.
Scotties win in Plentywood, off to State B in Great Falls Both
the Scotty girls and boys won team titles in Plentywood this past
Saturday, their final regular-season meet before heading off to the
State B Meet which will be held in Great Falls this Saturday,
October 24th. Individually for the Scotties in Plentywood:
BOYS:Walker Allen 2nd 17:29Ellis McKean 3rd 17:33Merlin McKean 7th
17:59Braden Meland 9th 18:40Cade Myrick 11th 18:56Gabe Hallock 12th
19:06Chase Hughes 16th 19:19Shane Sinclair 19th 19:42Colin Jamba
23rd 20:12Colton Pewitt 28th 21:10Tanner Overby 29th 21:20Tony
Kaiser 32nd 22:07
Jordan Billingsley 39th 24:10
GIRLS:Emily Kolstad 3rd 21:39Julia Kolstad 5th 21:40Morgan
Guttenberg 8th 22:10Alex Simensen 9th 22:25Katie Kaiser 11th
22:38Faith Sallee 12th 23:44Mary Fewer 13th 24:57Brinlie Nielsen
14th 25:01Andrea Hansen 25th 35:05
Borrow up to $5,000 0% percent interest Unsecured 48 month
repayment 1 page application No Fees
Glasgow: 228-8231 Hinsdale: 364-2202
PRIDE IN OUR COMMUNITYPROJECT
FCB has committed $100,000 to this projectCan be used by
Businesses for Exterior
Store Renovations and Landscaping.
Photo by Lih-An Yang
