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Rodeo Queens

Miss Great Northern Rodeo Queen Kylie Mikuski and

Miss Livingston Roundup Queen Brianne Pino would
lead the local Flag Carriers to kick off the Northeast
Montana Fairs PRCA Rodeo in front of a nearly full

A Relay Blowout!

In semi-final action of Relay

Madness, the Strides of Hope team
blew the Scotty Cross Country team
out of the competition with the
biggest one-round total in the four
years that Independence Bank has

grandstand while a slight drizzling rain was coming

down to start a great evening of rodeo action. It all
happens again tonight with the Wild Pony Race
beginning at 6:00 followed by the PRCA Rodeo at 7:00.

been sponsoring Relay Madness!

Strides of Hope will move into the
final and also claims the prize money
for the round.
Semi-final matchup #2 featured
the United Transportation Union
taking on Glasgow High School
Student Council. This matchup was

much closer with the Student Council

winning the round. That sets up a final
clash between Strides of Hope and
GHS Student Council. The round ends
on August 5th at noon. The winner
will be announced at the Northeast
Montana Relay For Life on August
13th at the Valley County Fairgrounds.

Your life was a blessing,

Your memory a treasure
You are loved beyond words,
And missed beyond measure.

~ Renee Wood

July 22 - July 28

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4:10 - 7:15 - 9:10

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supernatural action and some crude

humor

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DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $6.00/PERSON

mild rude humor and some action/peril

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Question: If men call

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what do women call short
men?
Answer: Friends

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Soup: Clam Chowder Chili

Specials:

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Dine at theO

5,000 BTU to 18,000 BTU

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Friday, July 29 - Saturday, July 30

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Items 75% off and More

ILLUME CANDLES HAVE ARRIVED!

Bridal Registry

Clegg & Richter

July 25, 2016
Strommen & Thayer
July 30, 2016
ENTERTAINING CAN NEVER BE SO FUN!
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September 3, 2016
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A teacher was giving

a math lesson and she
asked one of her students,
If you had two dollars,
and you asked your father
for another dollar, how
many dollars would you
have?
The student replied,
Two dollars.
Not
quite,
the
teacher
responded.
Sounds like you dont
know your addition,
young man.
No, the student
said, you just dont know
my father.

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Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 59.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 82.

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Music is in
J.T.s blood

Success can be defined

in many different ways, and
for a songwriter who is also
a recording artist, the best
definition of success is to
remain true to who you are as
an artist. This may often mean
eschewing the chart trend and
going your own way musically.

JT Hodges, who considers
himself a writer as much as
an artist, did that on his selftitled debut two years ago,
and takes the same path for
his upcoming, as yet to be
titled sophomore release. The
lead single, Already High,
is setting the stage for a new
albums worth of music from
Hodges that will reflect his
growth musically, stylistically
and as a storyteller.

I have respected country
music all of my life and no
matter where country music
goes stylistically it will always
be a lyric based format, Hodges
said. Its the kind of music
where people want to hear a
story and feel something real
and honest. I think this new
music has challenged me and
set a new vibe within the sound
of what everyone will hear
when they listen. I personally
feel it is my best music yet.
Growing up in a musical

family in Ft. Worth, Texas and

spending most of his free time
at his dads studio, Jim Hodges
Buffalo Sound, gave JT a
unique foundation for music
appreciation.
Affectionately
known as Pops, his dad studied
concert piano at Julliard and jazz
composition at the University of
Texas. His mother Marsha, who
Hodges says to this day can still
out-sing him by a mile, decided
to pass on a country record deal
with MCA in order to pursue
motherhood.
When asked what the first song
he ever wrote was, JT laughed
and replied, It was called Lover
Girl and I was in 1st grade. Hey,
I still think its a hit.

Hodges
witnessed
numerous
artists
and
producers at work in his
familys studio, including
heavyweights like T-Bone
Burnett, Michael Bolton and
Delbert McClinton, and each
left a lasting impression on
him. His grandmother loved
Conway Twitty; his mother
loved the early rock of Elvis,
Jerry Lee Lewis and Buddy
Holly while Pops often praised
artists like George Strait, Reba
McEntire and Garth Brooks.
All of this has contributed to
Hodges being viewed as the
sultry country music artist
with a little bit of attitude and a
Texas size personality.

His musical influences

also include Don Henley, Dave
Matthews, John Mellencamp
and Tom Petty. He considers
these artists timeless, honest
treasures.
I started writing songs
at an early age and was
around such great music that
it is naturally a part of me,
Hodges said. Of course, I was
interested in other things like
sports as a kid, but music was
always there.
The journey continues
to be amazing and thats what
its all about, Hodges said.
Making music, the kind that
is true to me, is all that I want
to do.

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OBITUARY

Gary Taylor

Gary Lawrence Taylor, 68, passed away July 25, 2016 at
his home south of Saco from complications of his illnesses.
Gary was a life-long resident of the Saco community. Gary
was born in Glasgow, Montana on June 28, 1948 to Florence
and Lawrence Taylor. On June 23, 1973, the rancher married
the school teacher, Vivian Baquet, in Choteau, Montana.

Gary attended Saco School graduating in 1966 and then
attended Northern Montana College majoring in business.
Before finishing his degree, he returned to the ranch when
is father became ill. He continued working on the ranch for
most of his life. He liked the cattle and made several of them his pets. After many years on
the ranch, he leased the place and became the owner and operator of Saco Auto and Ag. He
took great pride in providing humor and words of enlightenment to those who stopped by.
In 2010, he started another chapter of his life. He was diagnosed with a paralyzed
diaphragm due to injuries sustained by a motorcycle accident many years prior to the
diagnoses. Also at this time, he was appointed as the Phillips County Justice of the Peace.
Following the appointment, he was elected and served for four years. During this time, he
formed many friendships with the officers, his clerk, Debra Peigneux, and the people in the
courthouse. He also formed many friendships with fellow Justices of the Peace throughout
the state. Gary took great pride in serving the community in this role.
Gary served on the Phillips County Youth Probation Board for many years. He was
honored to work with Clark Kelly and the other members of the board in trying to make a
positive difference for the youth of Phillips County.
As a teenager he began playing the guitar and singing with a band. He worked with
many local musicians and appreciated a good song and a good guitar player. He considered it
an honor to play for weddings and funerals. He also liked playing for church. He continued
playing his guitar for his own enjoyment and enlightened his grandchildren with many songs.
His guitar was by his chair and many hours were spent strumming while watching TV. Gary
was a prolific poet and song writer. Those people, who received one of his poems or songs,
usually enjoyed his wit and unique sense of humor.
Gary was also an inventor. He always wanted to make work easier and would make
inventions to do this. While working at Saco Auto and Ag, he designed, built, welded, and
manufactured lots of tools and items for himself and others. Whatever he made, we always
knew it was built to last.
For his mid-life crisis he purchased a Honda Goldwing Bike. He cruised many miles
on his bike from Glacier Park to Sturgis to Buffalo, Wyoming to Washington and numerous
places in between. He especially enjoyed traveling with his biker buddies. He finally was able
to convince Vivian to ride with him and they took a few trips together, too. He called her His
Waterwoman. Every time she rode they encountered rain. After he developed health issues,
he sold his bike and purchased his Ranger. This became his mode of transportation through
the hills, entertaining the grandkids and trips to town for mail, food and conversation (not
gossip).
Gary is survived by his wife, Vivian, who he loved and appreciated for the care that
she provided. He is also survived by his daughters, Shyla (Carter) Clausen of Malta, Lara
(Joel) Smith of Glasgow, and son, Jered (Mandy) Taylor of Bigfork. His grandchildren whom
he adored are Payton, Connor and Kendall Clausen, Riley and Annika Smith and Nicholas
Taylor. He is survived by two nephews, Paul and Stacy Johnson, and numerous cousins.
Preceding him in death were his parents and his sister, Carol Johnson.

Service for Gary will be held on Friday, July 29th, 2016 at 11:00 AM at Saco Lutheran
Church is Saco, MT with inurnment to follow at Grandview Cemetery. Bell Mortuary is in
charge of arrangements. Condolences may be left at bellmortuarymontana.com.