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Tester on the Trail

Montana’s United States Senator Jon Tester made a
visit this past Friday to the Glasgow Elks Lodge #1922
while on the campaign trail for the upcoming election
on Tuesday, November 6th. With a good crowd on
hand, his main focus was touting his work for Veterans
and keeping public lands. Running against Republican
Matt Rosendale, the race is currently too close to
call. Senator Tester also gave warm introductions
to Kathleen Williams, running for the U.S. House of
Representative against Republican Greg Gianforte,
and to Doug Kaercher, Democratic candidate for the
office of Montana Public Service Commission.
 Feeling overwhelmed?
Moving to Prairie Ridge,
The Manor or Valley View?
October 17-23, 2018 Let us help.
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Ground BeeF .......................$2.29 lb.
Family Pack Boneless new York
Pork choPs ..........................$1.99 lb.
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Milk River’s meeting on Monday
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Boston Butt roast .............$1.79 lb. Grilled Cheese Sandwich 7 p.m. on Monday, October 29th at the Milk River
40 knots 1 lb. Pkg. 51-60 cct. Meatloaf Dinner Activity Center located at 219 2nd Avenue South in
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Daily’s Big Buy 16 oz Sliced
Dine at the “O” attend.
Bacon .................................$1.99 ea.
cache Valley 30 oz.
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Let us bake your Turkey Day pie!
carVinG PuMPkins .................25¢ lb. 228-8006 Valley County Pioneer Museum is doing a
fund-raiser to try to finish the street scene in the
Niedringhaus Center and would love to bake your
Nice & Thanksgiving Day pies. The choice of pies for sale
breezy today will Apple, Cherry, Pecan, Pumpkin, and Sour
Cream Raisin (notice that the pies are in alphabetical
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 36. East wind order, that’s why the traditional pumpkin pie did not
10 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. headline the list!).
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 62. East wind 5 to Orders for pies need to be in by Tuesday,
8 mph becoming light and variable. November 13th. Pies will be ready for pickup on
Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 37. Monday, November 19th at the museum.
West wind 5 to 7 mph.
For information or to order please call Ruthie
Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 61. West wind
7 to 12 mph increasing to 13 to 18 mph in the afternoon. Moran-406-263-7344; Sally Tribby 406-228-8673
Winds could gust as high as 25 mph. or the museum 406-228-8692 if no answer leave a
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 38. message on the answering machine.
West wind 7 to 10 mph.
Friday: A 20 percent chance of rain before noon. Partly
sunny, with a high near 57. Breezy, with a west northwest This just in!
wind 8 to 13 mph increasing to 19 to 24 mph in the
The designers at Victoria’s Secret have invented
afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 34 mph.
a new braw for middle-aged women.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 34. West
wind 10 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph. They’ve named this innovative bra “The Sheep
Saturday: A 20 percent chance of rain after noon. Partly Dog”, as it rounds them up and points them in the
sunny, with a high near 55. Breezy, with a west wind 10 right direction.
to 15 mph increasing to 18 to 23 mph in the afternoon.
Winds could gust as high as 32 mph.
n ior Citizen Center
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 32. S e
en ior Citizen Center
West northwest wind 11 to 16 mph, with gusts as high
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as 25 mph.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 51. West northwest
wind 8 to 10 mph. Chicken
Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 32. Call for reservation by 10 AM
Monday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 53. 228-9500

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 BUZZIFIEDS
HAY BALES FOR SALE Net wrapped round bales. Alfalfa, alfalfa grass, and
sainfoin. Competitively priced. Arrangements for delivery to be discussed.
CALL TODD 406-350-1970 OR MIKE 406-350-2410
BUZZ
LEE RIDDICK PLUMBING & HEATING is looking for an HVAC Technician/
Installer. Must have knowledge of sheet metal work, refrigerant license,
experience required. Benefits after probationary period. CALL 228-4753
AND LEAVE MESSAGE
BUZZ
HOME CARE SERVICES: Are you reliable, caring, & compassionate
person that needs a flexible job? Home Care Services is currently seeking
part-time PCAs/CNAs for our areas. We will train the right person. FOR
MORE INFO CALL 406-228-4200
BUZZ
HELP WANTED: part-time evening dishwasher. Hours 3P-11P, schedule
varies. Wage starting at $10. APPLY AT COTTONWOOD INN
BUZZ
HELP WANTED: Full-time housekeeper. 8am-4:30pm. Some weekends
included. APPLY AT COTTONWOOD INN ASK FOR LOUISE
BUZZ
EZZIE’S WHOLESALE INC. is currently looking to hire a Petroleum
Transport Driver. The candidate must have a clean driving record with a
current CDL, Type 1 class A and hold Doubles/Triples, Tanker and Hazmat
endorsements. Will train the right person. This position will be based out
of our Malta, Mt. Branch. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL MARK OR
BILL @ 1-406-654-2331
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. 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
FULL 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
VALLEY VIEW HOME invites motivated caring individuals to join our crew
as a CNA. We are offering free education in order to certify as a CNA and
currently have open seats! Please visit our administrative office for details
and fill out an application if interested.
BUZZ
HOUSE KEEPING POSITION. The Housekeeping Aide provides cleaning
services to provide a safe, sanitary, comfortable and homelike environment
for residents, staff and the public. In addition, this position offers cross
training into the role as Laundry Aid. We are offering competitive wage
for 32-40 hours a week. APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE IN OUR
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT AT VALLEY VIEW HOME
BUZZ
VALLEY VIEW HOME is looking for a part-time (25-35 hours a week)
Maintenance Assistant to join our team. The primary purpose is to maintain
grounds, facility, and equipment in a safe and efficient manner. PLEASE
VISIT VALLEY VIEW FOR AN APPLICATION!
BUZZ
JOB POSITION OPENING: Valley County Road Department has 2
positions open. The first job Bridge Crew/Operator. The second is
Blade Operator/Truck Driver, satellite based out of Hinsdale. PICK UP
APPLICATIONS FROM VALLEY COUNTY ROAD DEPARTMENT OR
CALL TODD YOUNG (406) 263-1477
BUZZ
VALLEY VIEW HOME is now taking applicants for a permanent House
Keeping position. The Housekeeping Aide provides cleaning services
to provide a safe, sanitary, comfortable and homelike environment for
residents, staff and the public. In addition, this position offers cross
training into the role as Laundry Aid. We are offering competitive wage
for 32-40 hours a week. APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE IN OUR
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT.
BUZZ
LLOYD’S REPAIR, LLC is looking for a full time appliance repair
technician to join the repair team. Prefer candidate with repair
experience, but willing to train a trustworthy, dependable person with
mechanical abilities and good communication skills. The job requires
background checks, drug tests, and a good driving record. Duties will
include troubleshooting problems, ordering parts, repairing appliances,
and calling customers to confirm appointments. The business serves
all of northeast Montana and western North Dakota. Work would
be M–F. Starting Wage would be $17-24 per hour DOE. A company
vehicle is provided. Food and expenses are covered for out-of-Glasgow
area work. We offer Paid vacation and Holidays. TO REQUEST AN
APPLICATION OR EMAIL A RESUME CONTACT US AT: CS@
LLOYDSAPPLIANCEREPAIR.COM
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 3 bed 1 bath 1 car attached garage for rent in Saint Maire,
MT. $475/month plus utilities. Pets considered. CALL HELLAND AGENCY
INC. 228-2114
BUZZ
AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR SALE OR RENT: Condo at St. Marie.
399-A, Ash St. Very clean, refurbished interior, attached garage. $24,900
CALL 406-291-5489
BUZZ
FOR RENT IN ST. MARIE: (2) 4 bedroom 1½ bath. Very nice. New
appliances, oak hardwood floors. 1 available now. 1 available November
1. $600/month pet negotiable with deposit. CALL 406-270-2522
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 1,200 sq. ft. 3 bay heated shop. $600/mo. 8x20’ storage
container $80/mo. More storage space available at Taylor Storage South.
CALL KEVIN 230-2259
Nails on 2nd
406-263-7794
vagaro.com/nailson2nd
530 2nd Ave S., Glasgow
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 MID-CENTURY MODERN HOME
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Egg & Cheese Sandwich • Ham
Juice • Milk
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Swedish Meatballs w/ Rice • Peas
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 Scotties on the road to Colstrip for first round of Football Playoffs
A victory in Malta this past season! also took it in for two: Malta 27,
Friday night would have secured And they almost did. Scotty Glasgow 24! Don’t touch that dial!
a home game for the Scotties quarterback Alec Boland would The Mustangs would tack on
in the first round of the Class B connect John Cremer for a a final touchdown, but wow. Had
Playoffs. But it was not to be as the touchdown with 5:42 left in the the Scotties not gotten down 21-
Mustangs prevailed 33-24 in what 3rd and John McColly would tack zip? Maybe coulda’ had a different
was an awesome football game. on the two-point conversion: 21- outcome. But it goes to show that
So the Scotties are southern- 8. McColly would then get a huge these young Glasgow gridders —
bound to Colstrip on Saturday, interception and the Scotties would with only five seniors on the roster
October 27th with a 1:00 kick-off. capitalize as Tayson Hoerster — never give up and they’ll be
Back to that Glasgow-Malta would take a Boland bullet to giving it their all when they meet
match-up, the Mustangs led 14-0 the end zone with 2:06 left in the up with Colstrip for a second time
at the half and would take a 21-0 third. Boland then ran it in on the as they played back on a scorching
lead in the third quarter, making two-point conversion: 21-16. evening of August 26th to open
us here in Glasgow wondering The Mustangs were next on the season. The Colts have beaten
whether to just shut the radio off. the board with 11:06 in the 4th, the Scotties the past five meetings
But we’ll hang around for a little 27-16. A long drive by the Scotties and are hoping to finish Glasgow’s
longer, the Scotties have been would end with McColly finding season.
known to Co.
1S - Sweet Grass come from
(Big Timber) (H) behind this the end zone with 6:05 left, 2018
and he
MHSA Class B
4W - Florence-Carlton
Football Championship Series
Saturday 10/27 – 1:00 pm – Big Timber (Pairings and host sites determined by Class B conference policy)

2E - Colstrip (H)
3N - Glasgow/Hinsdale/Nashua
Saturday 10/27 – 1:00 pm – Colstrip (H)

1W - Loyola Sacred Heart (Missoula) (H)

4S - Three Forks
Saturday 10/27 – 1:00 pm – Missoula

2N - Malta / Whitewater / Saco (H)

3E - Huntley Project (Worden)
Saturday 10/27 – 1:00 pm – Malta (H)

First Round Quarter-Final Semi-Final Championship

1E - Roundup / Melstone (H)

4N - Cut Bank

Saturday 10/27 – 1:00 pm – Roundup

2W - Bigfork (H)

3S - Broadwater (Townsend)

Saturday 10/27 – 1:00 pm – Bigfork (H)

1N - Fairfield (H)
The higher seed will host in rounds 1 and 2. Semifinal round
4E - Red Lodge / Roberts
is noted in the bracket when like-seeds play, otherwise higher
Saturday 10/27 – 1:00 pm – Fairfield seed will host championship criteria for hosting:
A – Highest seed hosts
2S - Manhattan / Man. Christian (H)
B – Like seed tiebreakers
a) Did not host previous year’s championship;
3W - Lincoln Co. (Eureka)
b) Did not host semi-final in current playoffs;
Saturday 10/27 – 1:00 pm – Manhattan c) Bracket (H)
The higher seed will host in round 1 & 2. Semi Final Round is noted in the bracket when like-seeds play, otherwise higher seed will host

Championship Criteria for Hosting:

A – Highest seed hosts

Abrianna Nielsen goes for a spike against Sidney with On Saturday night, the Scotties lost a home match to
Keely Fossum (#3) and Taylor Pederson (#6) also on the Glendive in three games to wrap up the regular season. The
front line with back-up by Rachelle Glaser (#8) and Teyha District 2B Tournament will be held in Poplar October 26th
Campell behind them. After winning the first two games, & 27th. A solid second seed behind Wolf Point, Glasgow
Glasgow would then lose the next three to lose the match. opens with third-seeded Malta on Friday at 11:30.
Match
 1 Montana High School Association
Poplar H 2018 DISTRICT 2B
VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
Harlem A
Poplar High School Gymnasium
Friday
 10:00
 am Match
 3 Poplar, MT
Wolf
 Point H October 26 & 27
A
Friday
 1:00
 pm Match
 5
A
H
Match
 2 Friday
 4:30
 pm
Glasgow H Match
 8
Malta A H
Friday
 11:30
 am A
Saturday
 2:00
 pm
Match
 7 (Loser
 2nd
 Place)
Bye H Loser
 Match
 5 H
Loser
 Match
 3 A A
Match
 6 Saturday
 12:00
 pm
Loser
 Match
 3 A (Loser
 3rd
 Place)
H Match
 9
Match
 4 Friday
 6:00
 pm (If
 Necessary)
Loser
 Match
 1 A (Loser
 4th
 Place) Loser
 Match
 10 A
Loser
 Match
 2 H Winner
 Match
 10 H
Friday
 3:00
 pm Saturday
 4:00
 pm
 Thanks for Listening
Times They
Are A-Changin’
Indeed
Back in 1952 in Havre, my grannie’s telephone
number was 1112 W. Phone numbers later came with
two letters and five numbers. You know, like Glenn
Miller’s PA 6-5000. On Sundays we would play canasta
and listen to The Shadow, Mike Hammer and other
grown-up stories on the radio. I got to listen to Bobby
Benson of the B Bar B among others.
If I wanted to watch that new “fad” going around
called television I would go down town after the
stores closed and watch TV standing outside the local
furniture store, They always had several or more TV’s
in the windows and someone would turn them off after
the evening news.
I remember getting our milk from the milk man,
we watched movies at the drive-in theater.
We had life without a computer, or a calculator,
or mobile phones. I remember phone booths on every
street corner, (in the larger towns, of course) and rotary
dial phones.
I remember having A-Bomb drills in school, sorta’
like fire drills. Typing class had Remington typewriters.
It was quite an innovation when the first electric
typewriters were brought into the school.
Whooda’ thunk, back 60 years or so that we would
be buying drinking water in plastic bottles? We used to
drink water right out of the tap. (at least until mother
hung that new-fangled fluorine/fluoride whatever,
thingie on the tap. It was awful and ruined our teeth.)
It wasn’t hookey to wear a Daniel Boon coonskin
cap. It was “in” to wear a duck’s butt haircut or a
Princeton cut, long sides and flat on top. Pink and black
were the color combos of choice in the fifties after Elvis
was seen wearing those colors.
The TV remote was attached to the TV. I wonder
what genius came up with that idea. Sorta’ like when my
sister goes to a restaurant she ask for room-temp water
because cold hurts her teeth (back to the fluoride). A
brilliant millennial waitress, after hearing the request,
asked my sister “do you want ice with that?” Yikes.
People just don’t listen.
TV dinners were invented. We called the refrigerator
“the ice box” harkening back to the day when “The
Iceman Cometh.”
We percolated our coffee. No latte’, espresso or fancy
stuff for us. My uncle Clem boiled his in a coffee can. He
put grounds in cold water, waited for it to boil, cooked
it for four minutes, poured in a cup of cold water to
settle the grounds and pronounced it good. Sometimes
to save water and wood he’d put a few eggs in the coffee
water and have them hard boiled when the coffee got
done.
How many youngsters (citified kids) know how
to operate crank-up car windows? Or how to run a
mimeograph machine? Or even know what one is?
Bill Haley’s Comets Rock ‘n Roll music kinda’
blaring out of the transistor radio in your shirt pocket
would “ruin the country.”
Our cars and pickups ran on bias-ply tires. You
could buy tires with Green Stamps. We even had Odd/
Even days when you could fill-up on gasoline.
The one thing I miss the most friends, is the lack of
customer service when one goes shopping. It just isn’t
there like it was back in my day. When you get your
change back in a bunch with the coins and receipt on
top you also get a “have a nice day.” Not Thank You. I
guess the person telling you to ‘have a nice day’ actually
believes that he/she has the power to grant you a nice
day. I would much rather get a warm friendly “thank
you.” (for spending your money here which in turn
enables me to have this job so I can help feed my family,
and I hope you’ll come back).
There were times when teachers could use some
disciplinary tactics like thumping the back of your head
with the edge of a ruler, or making you go stand in the
corner with a dunce cap on your head.
Ah yes... the Good Ol’ Days. How did we ever
survive without all the things people have today?
The days when TV was live. Bloopers made the
shows great and funny. Today even the comedy is on
tape and “perfect”. Oh well, that’s progress?
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening.
~ Virgil Vaupel
Prices Slashed Glasgow Eye Care
for Inventory Dr. Troy Myers
Reduction Sale! WILL BE
12 RACKS NOW
30%-50% OFF CLOSED
Closing Mid-December Mon., Oct. 22 -
Tues., Oct. 30
M, T, TH, F • 9 am - 6 pm
Wednesday • 9 am - 5 pm
Saturday • 9 am - 4 pm
For Appointments or Questions
Call 406-365-8231
 Have any old or unused medications?
Bring them to the Valley County Sheriff 's booth at
the FMDH Health and Wellness Fair for easy and
proper disposal!
Saturday, October 27
8:30 a.m -12:30 p.m.
FMDH Health Fair
Glasgow Civic Center
Letter to the Buzz
The current world can be vicious
Dear Buzz:
It seems that all elections bring out a variety of
opinions which vary in consistency as to what the
necessary qualifications are for that position.
For example: Some voters believe that having
an extensive knowledge of the area your jurisdiction
covers is not really necessary; other qualifications
are much more important. Well that just ain’t so!
The more the candidates know about any public
office and the jurisdiction it covers are a definite
big time plus! Just ask any elected official.
Second example: The more people that write
letters to the editor for/against a political candidate
absolutely makes that candidate the best/worst
candidate is another false belief. Upon close
examination, you will find that many of these letters
are composed by relatives of the candidate, same
political party associates, fellow church members,
crank in nature or friends from the good old gang.
These individuals seem to have a private agenda
and possess very little knowledge about the office
for which the candidate is running. These letter-
writers just need the candidate in office or out
(whichever the case may be) to help further their
personal agendas.
With that being said, I would like to take this
time to commend Taryn Stebleton on her candidacy.
Taryn possesses the abilities to serve effectively as
Valley County Clerk and Recorder. Oh, you don’t
have to take my word for it, just call the people with
whom she works and those people that she serves
in the office every day. These people appreciate
Taryn’s abilities. The Clerk and Recorder performs
hundreds of tasks every day that are required for
the keeping of our Valley County facts and records.
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These tasks need to be done with extreme accuracy.
When I worked for Valley County, though Taryn
didn’t work in my department, I had the opportunity
to observe the precision in her work and her strong
work ethic. The Office of Valley County Clerk and
Recorder calls for a very high degree of accuracy
and a very strong understanding of the duties and
the requirements of the department. These are
our county records that we are talking about and,
believe me, I don’t take the importance of this
office very lightly. We are blessed with the well
run and organized office right now because of the
high quality management of our current Clerk and
Recorder The current world in which we live can
be vicious. Our county records need to be filed
correctly and promptly. Taryn Stebleton can do this
for our county. Lets maintain the quality of our
Clerk and Recorder Office.
Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to
voice my opinion on this matter and for the public
service the BS Buzz provides to our community.
~ David Pippin
Former Valley County Commissioner
Vote Christine Gamas
for Valley County Justice of the Peace
EXPERIENCE:
• Clerk for Valley County Justice Court for 11+ years
• Enter citations, Criminal complaints, Civil complaints, and Small Claims
• Sending out Jury Questionnaires and entering them in as they come back
• Sending out Jury Summons for Jury Trials
• Initial Appearances, taking payments, making deposits, and end of
months reports and other day to day tasks
I see the need for the Justice Court to be more available.
I have also been approved by the Montana Supreme Court
to fill in as a Sub Judge for 8+ years
PERSONAL:
• Valley County resident for 20+ years
• Hobbies are camping, fishing, hiking, hunting and horseback riding.
• Love following my nephews’ sporting events and niece with her activities.
• My husband is a Retired Navy Disabled Veteran (Thank you Veterans!!) G A M A S
Paid for by Gamas for Justice of the Peace, Nicole Gamas, Treasurer non-partisan, 730 4th Ave. North, Glasgow, MT 59230