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Kicking it into the driveway

Theres been a whole lotta mud being poured and completion of

the entrance into the Cottonwood Inn is about complete as the
crew from Performance Concrete has been hard at it the past

couple of weeks despite a few rain delays. But all in all, Rod
Lambert said the pours have went well. Wed say smooth, and
everyone will soon find out when pulling into the Cottonwood.

Valley County Extension hosts Food Dehydration Class tonight

Drying has been used for

centuries as a method of food
preservation and it is still a viable
option today. You can dry almost
anything fruits, vegetables, meats
(jerky), herbs and rubs.

Class will begin tonight

(Tuesday, October 7) at 6:00 in
the Community Room of the
Courthouse.
Please come to learn the basics
of food dehydration, food safety

and have fun preserving together.

Participants will dry herbs, onions,
fruit, make fruit leather and even
learn the basics of drying jerky.
There will be a $10 fee to cover
supplies.

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Tonights Tuesday Tech Nite

BUZZIFIEDS

Brian Gregory will be at the library this evening for

Tech night from 5-7 p.m. Please bring your devices and/
or your questions about your computers and electronic
devices, and Brian will do his best to unlock their mystery.

Heres a *T*I*P*

OCTOBER 3 - 9

SHOWINGS
228-9239

www.polsontheatres.com
4:00 - 7:00 - 9:15PM

103 Min.

4:10 - 6:50 - 9:20PM

113 Min.

Rated PG-13: for thematic elements and intense

sequences of sci-fi violence, including some
disturbing images

Rated R

DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $5.75/PERSON

FREE TREAT TUESDAY! Free popcorn with every paid admission at 7pm & 9pm showings

The United States has no Chicago.

choice but to attack Syria
~ Stephen Colbert
because Dictator Basharal-Assad is killing his
own people with chemical
weapons. Before, he was
just killing them with
bullets. But if America
cared about shooting
people, wed be invading

Sr. Citizen Menu

WEDNESDAY

Pork Tenderloin
Call for reservation by 10 AM
228-9500

Why is it the U.S. Government does not allow

citizens to go to Cuba and bring back Cuban cigars . . .
but its OK to go to West Africa and bring back the Ebola
virus? Allow those interested in traveling to Africa to
go, but not come back until sitting out an appropriate
quarantine. If they dont have time to do that, then dont
go.

Living in Montana Im POd, if I was living in Dallas
Id be scared as hell. ~ Burl, Things, Ideas & People,
Daniels County Leader

Watch Scotty Volleyball on TV

The Scotty Volleyball team will be in Wolf

Point this Thursday,
October
9th.
The
Nemont.TV camera crew will be there to provide live
coverage if you are a Nemont.TV subscriber.
The Scotties lost their match to Plentywood on
Saturday 25-16, 25-21, 21-25, 25-13 and hope to
turn things around in Wolf Point. Tune into Nemont.TV.
The next opportunity to watch Scotty football
on Nemont.TV is when they host Conrad on Friday,
October 24th. Coming off an impressive 35-0 blanking
of the Mustangs Glasgow led Malta 27-0 at halftime
the Scotties will be in Wolf Point this Friday and host
Plentywood on the 17th. The game with the Cowboys
to wrap up the regular season should provide a good
tune-up heading into the Playoffs as the next two weeks
should be blowouts.

WE ARE OVERSTOCKED
ON

F150S

Dont forget
Fire Prevention
Night!

Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 41. Northwest

wind around 6 mph becoming calm in the evening.
Wednesday: A 20 percent chance of showers before noon.
Partly sunny, with a high near 61. East wind 9 to 14 mph,
with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 35.
East wind 9 to 11 mph.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 59. East wind 7
to 9 mph.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 39. East
wind around 9 mph.
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 63. East southeast
wind around 11 mph.
Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 43.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 66.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 42.
Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near 62.
Sunday Night: A slight chance of showers. Mostly cloudy,
with a low around 40.
Columbus Day: A slight chance of showers. Partly sunny,
with a high near 60.

WEDNESDAY
Quality at a Fair Price

STOP IN AND PRICE TODAY

Rebates Are Strong And We Are Dealing

NORTHEAST MONTANAS FORD HEADQUARTERS

Soup: Tomato Chili

Specials:

Grilled Ham & Cheese

BBQ Greek Ribs
Dine at theO

FP1802

Call Jerry, Josh or Norm (406) 228-2141 866-528-2141 Check us out on the web for more great deals www.hilineford.net

Rummage Sale: Friday, October 10th, 9am-4pm; Saturday, October

11th, 9am-Noon. Knick-knacks, holiday decorations, kitchen items, shelving
units, pool table, foosball table, electric organ. First United Methodist
Church (located across from McDonalds on hwy 2).
BUZZ
East Side Aide position OPEN: Duties will be to assist teachers in the
classroom and other duties as assigned. Starting wage is $10.43/hr, $12.29/
hr after 3 months; benefits include vacation pay, sick leave & retirement.
Complete and submit Classified Application on our website: www.glasgow.
k12.mt.us - click on the Employment Tab, then select Classified Positions.
Position open until filled. Call Mike Zoanni for more info 228-8268.
BUZZ
DRIVER Wanted: Ezzies Wholesale, Inc. has a full-time Driver/
Serviceman position available in Glasgow. Duties include delivery of
propane, gas & diesel, as well as other duties. Must have or be willing to
obtain CDL with the following endorsements: Hazardous, tanker, air break.
The right candidate must be a self-starter and have excellent customer
service skills. Full benefit package including paid vacation, medical & 401k
available. Wages DOE. Apply at ezzies Westend in glasgow.
BUZZ
Help Wanted: Part-time Convenience Store Clerk/Cashier. Must dress
for public service, be a self-starter who keeps busy, must be able to follow
written & verbal instructions, must be honest, trustworthy & dependable.
Responsibilities include: Providing outstanding customer service, inventory,
stocking & processing sales of merchandise (incl. tobacco), giving correct
change, balancing tills, answering phone, general cleaning, selling lotto
tickets & other duties as assigned. Days & hours will vary. Wage DOE.
Position open until filled. Apply at agland co-op, Glasgow; ask
for Kory to pick up An application.
BUZZ
Help wanted: Bartender, server & line cook. Apply at Durum Restaurant.
BUZZ
FOR Rent: 2 bedroom upstairs apartment, furnished. No pets or smoking.
$475/mo. including utilities. Inquire with Marguerite at New
Directions or call 228-4577 or 228-9092.
BUZZ
FOR Rent & SALE In St. Marie: 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. Call 406-524-3742.
OCTOBER 1 - 7

For Ages 4-100 yrs

Tuesday Nights
Starting October 7th

Great form of exercise & lots of FUN!

Contact Tiffany Ross 228-4583

hog wild

pork

Sale

Bone-In Pork

SIRLOIN ROAST..................$1.49/lb.
New York Pork Chops and

COUNTRY STYLE RIBS.........$1.99/lb.

Pork

BABY BACK RIBS................$2.99/lb.

Beef Tri Tip

STEAKS OR ROAST..............$6.99/lb.
Gold n Plump Chicken 56 oz.

228-8006

DRUMS OR THIGHS............... 2/$9.00

East Side Elementary Cross Country Results

The 4th, 5th and 6th graders competed in their
annual cross country run on Friday afternoon in
Centennial Park. The top three runners for each teacher
scored toward the team standings. Winning teams each
got a traveling trophy for both boys and girls in each
class. The meet was hosted by the GHS cross country
teams. The course was approximately 400 meters.

SPECIALS:
TUESDAY

Soup: HAM & BEAN

Lunch: REUBEN
Dinner: 8oz CHICKEN FRY

WEDNESDAY

Soup: CHICKEN
CORN CHOWDER
Lunch: PATTY MELT
Dinner: 2pc PORK CHOP

THURSDAY

Soup: BEER CHEESE

Lunch: BACON
CHEESEBURGER
Dinner: HAMBURGER STEAK

FRIDAY

Soup: CLAM CHOWDER

Lunch: SHRIMP BURGER
Dinner: BREADED
SHRIMP DINNER

We Have Soft-Serve Ice Cream!

Have Your Parties Here

BOOK NOW!
A GREAT PLACE TO
HANG OUT!

THE HANGAR

Hwy 2 East
228-8280

6th grade girls and their teacher

1 Rose Gorman
Nelson
2 Aubre Hartsock
Nelson
3 Alexys Mann
Sugg
4 Summer Garfield Enebo
5 Hannah Toavs
Enebo
6 Bailee Baxter
Sugg
7 Davyn Myrick
Pattison
8 Christen Strope
Pattison
9 Keeley Edwards
Enebo
10 Keeli Harris
Pattison
11 Lexi Walton
Pattison
12 Karmin Auterson Sugg
13 Shelby Stewart
Enebo
14 Naomi Siverly
Enebo
15 Elizabeth Nyquist Enebo
16 Jenny Riley
Sugg
17 Mercedes Taylor Pattison
18 Emma Walls
Sugg
19 Shanice Lagerquist Nelson
20 Reyna Merritt
Nelson
21 Cerenity Olsen
Sugg
22 Techea Wiseman Nelson
23 Kellee Hall
Nelson
24 Emma Miller
Nelson
25 Tabby Wagoner
Pattison
26 Georgia Emeline Sugg
6th grade boys
1 Logan Sinclair
2 Michael Uphues
3 Colten Fast
4 Mikey Thompson
5 Aden Zoanni
6 Carl Zabrocki
7 Dawson Boland
8 Vincent Chappell
9 Talon Laffin
10 Trevor Klind
11 Kyle Stahl
12 Cooper Larson
13 Ty Kittleson
14 Charlie Wilson
15 Colter Cumber
16 Tristan Stewart
17 Calvin Bengochea
18 Tel Aune Enebo
19 Blake Sigmundstad
20 Ian Peterson
21 Jason Turpin

Nelson
Pattison
Nelson
Enebo
Pattison
Sugg
Sugg
Sugg
Enebo
Enebo
Pattison
Nelson
Sugg
Sugg
Enebo
Nelson
Pattison
Nelson
Enebo
Sugg

Heringer
11 Bergen Miller
Larson 20 Ava Reyes
Fauth
12 Parker Allen
Doornek 21 Jordan Rennick
22 Tatyana Bear Garza Fauth
13 Ted Tryan
Himsl
23 Roxi Saiz
Heringer
14 Devon Southland Himsl
Gamas
15 Kaden Kummerfeldt Doornek 24 Hannah Nix
Heringer
16 Aidan Redstone
Larson 25 Colleen Lam
Billingsley
17 Blake Overvold
Doornek 26 Alyson Melius
27 Rylee Mix
Heringer
18 Fynn Sukut
Himsl
19 Kyler Hallock
Larson 28 Reanna Hopstad Gamas
20 Gage Siefert
Larson 29 Chrissy Watterson Billingsley
Doornek 30 Chassidy
22 Justus Morin
Nelson 21 Noah Lippert
Longtree Robinson Billingsley
Larson
23 Tristin Stewart
Pattison 22 Zavier Urbin
31 Faith Turner
Billingsley
Himsl
24 William Knierim
Pattison 23 Travis Melius
32 Lauren Hubbs
Heringer
Himsl
25 Andre Perkins
Nelson 24 Mark Eliason
26 Jacob Wilkowski Enebo 25 Mitchel Winchester Larson
Larson 4th grade boys
27 Nik Nistler
Nelson 26 Austin Hughes
1 Riley Smith
Fauth
Himsl
28 Sam Rodriguez
Pattison 27 Joey Nixdorf
2 Mo Fast
Billingsley
29 Deltin Barker
Sugg
3 Trevor Dulaney
Gamas
4th grade girls
30 James Johnston
Enebo
Heringer
1 Ava Lloyd
Gamas 4 Dylan Linder
Fauth
2 Carly Nelson
Gamas 5 Levi Overvold
5th grade girls
Fauth
3 Tommi Prewett
Heringer 6 Beau Bergie
1 Nora Neumiller
Himsl
Fauth
Gamas 7 Aiden Hoerster
2 Iris McKean
Doornek 4 Haylly Turner
8 Jack Cornwell
Gamas
5 Ashlee Meland
Fauth
3 Tori Pehlke
Himsl
Gamas
6 Sophia Bengochea Billingsley 9 Keigan Ingram
4 Tyann Graham
Himsl
Heringer
7 Sam Tryan
Billingsley 10 Alex Strope
5 Brooklyn Schmidt Himsl
Gamas
Heringer 11 Dylan Hlad
6 Alesia Hopstad
Larson 8 Cazree Sugg
12 Jordan Plummer Heringer
9 Dionne Wilson
Fauth
7 Abrianna Nielsen Himsl
13 Sam Knierim
Heringer
Fauth
8 Abby Engstrom
Larson 10 Ali Kuka
14 Jarrek Miller
Billingsley
Fauth
9 Kambria Ross
Doornek 11 Alaina Cox
Gamas
Heringer 15 Chase Tatum
10 Cecylia Faller
Doornek 12 Brielle Partridge
16 Carlos Gonzales Billingsley
Fauth
11 Emma Page
Larson 13 Stevie Hartwell
Fauth
Billingsley 17 Walker Olson
12 Kennedi Stamper Doornek 14 Emma Whitmer
18 Ben Kompel
Billingsley
Fauth
13 Kimacia Curtis
Doornek 15 Esther Boelman
Gamas
14 Emma Cook
Doornek 16 Shawna Buckles Gamas 19 Aidin Wilkowski
20 Evan Pankratz
Fauth
Fauth
15 Kassi Norcutt
Doornek 17 Haven Riddick
Billingsley
Gamas 21 Hunter Clark
16 Issabella Zimmerman Larson 18 Kyleigh Garsjo
Gamas 22 Mason Swenson Heringer
17 McKenna Strommen Doornek 19 Alyssa Allen
18 Klaire Krumwiede Larson
19 Tarin Vandall
Larson
20 Kylie Lagerquist
Himsl
21 Tatum Provencher Himsl
Varsity Girls Team Scores: Varsity
Boys
Team
22 Leksi Cook
Larson
Glasgow 61, Fergus 71, scores:
Browning
43,
23 Hannah Black
Larson
Malta 123, Belt/Centerville Fergus 61, Shelby 115,
24 Kate Parks
Doornek 128, Havre 135, Browning Havre 120, Glasgow 143,
25 Nalani DeGreek
Larson
144, Circle 215, Shelby Harlem 171, Cut Bank 221,
26 Kodi Schulz
Himsl
NS, Cut Bank NS, Dodson/ Poplar 251, Rocky Boy 264,
27 Chloe Lam
Larson
Whitewater NS, Poplar NS, Frazer NS, Wolf Point NS,
Wolf Point NS
Dodson/Whitewater NS
5th grade boys
1 Blake Lloyd
Larson
Individually for the Scotties: Individually for the Scotties:
2 Colter Barnett
Himsl
Josie Braaten 1st 19:28
Gabe Hallock 12th 17:58
3 Damien Sexton-Nesbitt Himsl Amanda Wolff 7th 21:20
Walker Allen 16th 18:09
4 Woody Gorman
Doornek Brinlie Nielsen 12th 22:22
Kasey Seyfert 34th 18:50
5 Jake Kuka
Doornek Alex Simensen 13th 22:31
Braden Meland 39th 19:20
6 Devon Sexton-Nesbitt Doornek Kerry Hoffman 28th 23:49
Chase Hughes 42nd 19:40
7 Rance Rhoads
Doornek Julia Kolstad 32nd 24:08
Ethan Jamba 43rd 19:47
8 Wyatt Lawson
Himsl
Faith Sallee 38th 24:27
Logan Gunderson 53rd 20:36
9 Caleb Lawrence
Larson
10 Dalton Sand
Doornek Next meet is in Sidney on Saturday, October 11th.

Scotty X-Country results from Havre

Its mailing time Saturday at the

Valley County Pioneer Museum

It is that time of year again when Friends Of The

Pioneer Museum ask you for your help in getting out
the annual mailing.
On Saturday, October 11th volunteers will begin
stuffing envelopes at 8:00 A.M. at the VFW. For us this is
our major fund raiser of the year. However, it is not the
only time you can help us out financially. Any time you
want to make a donation as a memorial or an outright
gift to our efforts you may do so. In fact, we encourage
it and welcome it. Or if you want to take part in your
support has helped us make many improvements over
the years at the Pioneer Museum.
Our main objective now is to erect a building on
the lot across the street to house the Agricultural and
Railroad artifacts that we have. The two areas of the
development of our area are the basics that made Valley
County what it is today. Those artifacts need to be
protected from the elements in order to preserve them
and right now we are in no position to do so. We are
working towards that goal and are getting closer to
enacting the plan we have to raise the majority of the
funds necessary to do just that. When you get your
mailing please check it and read it so you can know
what our goal is.
And if at all possible come help. You will have a
good time visiting with friends and neighbors. We will
also have some very good refreshments to serve. We
look forward to seeing you.
~ Friends of the Pioneer Museum

PRIVATE AND SECLUDED CLOSE TO GLASGOW!

#229

beautiful gourmet kitchen w/stainless steel

appliances, gas stove, double oven & granite
Large master bed w/master bath & walk-in
closet. This 2,886 sq. ft. home also has a double
car attached garage & newly constructed 47
x 65 Quonset; as well as a pole barn for your
horses...All on 20.41 +/- Acres!

ASKING $399,000

Offered by: Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner

(406) 228-2525
www.redfoxxrealestate.com

Fashion Show
W ine Sampling t Appetizers

Scholarship Fundraiser
Saturday, October 11th, 2014
Social ~ 5:30pm
Fashion Show ~ 6:30pm

Cottonwood Inn

All money raised at the fundraiser goes towards scholarships to support students in the medical
field. Tickets can be purchased at The Fashionette or by any Guild member or at the door the
day of the event. Wine sample tickets are also available for purchase prior to the event.

GLASGOW

SCHOOL MENU
WEDNESDAY
Breakfast

Egg & Cheese Sand. Ham

Juice Milk
Lunch

Turkey & Gravy Mashed Potatoes

Corn Cran. Jell-O Bun w/Jelly
Choice of Fruit Milk

NEAT HISTORICAL BUILDING The former Jonnies

Whats new at the Childrens Museum?

The Northeast Montana Childrens Museums

newest exhibit, the World Wildlife Experience, is not yet
complete, however is set to open to the public in January.
Due to numerous requests, they have decided
to offer a select number of guided tours through this
exhibit given by Skip Erickson himself to help raise
funds to support this exhibit. There are a limited
number of individuals allowed for each tour so sign-ups
are necessary. Tours will be $10 per person and children
are free. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
To sign up for a tour call the Museum at 228-4386 or
call Stacey at 230-2517, or visit the Museums website at
www.nemtchildrensmuseum.org.

Tour dates are: Thursday, October 16th, 4-5pm
and 5:30-6:30; Friday, October 17th, 4-5pm and 5:306:30pm; Saturday October 18th 9-10am and 11-12pm.

20-913

CALL JON TODAY 263-2113

Caf building, located

on Glasgow`s
Front Street, has
over 2,900 sq. ft.
Priced to sell.
Asking
$59,950

www.hellandagencyinc.com

Feeling overwhelmed?

Moving to Prairie Ridge, Nemont or

Valley View?

Let us help.

Call Shawn Beard 230-1025