“No Bull”

Published by BS Central
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Is that a Zebco Quantum Cast rod & reel combo?

While the Opheim area had lows of -45 and a wind
chill of 70 below last night (8:50 p.m. from a weather
observer 12 miles south of Opheim), it was a balmy
79 degrees with calm winds on Fort Peck Reservoir
yesterday. In our dreams... but it is true that it was
that cold up north. And Charlie Maag had 40 below
on his thermometer on the south side of Glasgow at
6:00 this morning. It was 36 below in Nashua at 8:45
this morning (had to make an emergency run over
there to grab Zac!). You know, If the thermometer
had been an inch longer this morning, we’d all have
frozen to death! So we thought a Friday photo such
as this to finish off the week this would brighten and
warm the day just a tiny bit.
 the owl and
the pussycat By Bill Manhoff
A theatrical reading
Performed by Andy Meyers & Pam L. Veis
Sat., Feb. 9
Pioneer Museum, 7:00pm, Doors open at 6:00pm
with catered bar by the Cottonwood Inn.
Appetizers Provided.
Sun. Feb. 10
Busted Knuckle Brewery, 4:00pm, Doors open at
3:00pm. Appetizers provided.
$20 Admittance free
Presented by special arrangement
with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC.
DANG!
Tonight: A chance of snow before 3am, then a slight
chance of snow after 5am. Cloudy, with a low around
-11. Wind chill values between -25 and -30. East wind
13 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph. Chance
of precipitation is 40%. New snow accumulation of less
than a half inch possible.
Saturday: A 20 percent chance of snow after 8am.
Cloudy and cold, with a high near -2. Wind chill values
between -20 and -30. East northeast wind around 11
mph.
Saturday Night: A 30 percent chance of snow, mainly
after 11pm. Cloudy, with a low around -13. Wind chill
values between -25 and -30. East wind around 9 mph.
New snow accumulation of less than a half inch possible.
Sunday: A 30 percent chance of snow before 11am.
Mostly cloudy and cold, with a high near -3. East wind
9 to 11 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph. New snow
accumulation of less than a half inch possible.
Sunday Night: A 30 percent chance of snow after 11pm.
Cloudy, with a low around -10. East wind 7 to 13 mph,
with gusts as high as 21 mph. New snow accumulation
of less than a half inch possible.
Monday: A 40 percent chance of snow. Mostly cloudy
and cold, with a high near 0. Northwest wind around 6
mph. New snow accumulation of less than a half inch
possible.
Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around -15.
West wind around 6 mph.
Tuesday: Partly sunny and cold, with a high near -1.
West northwest wind around 6 mph.
Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around -15.
West northwest wind around 6 mph.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 4. West
wind 3 to 5 mph.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 12.
Wednesday, February 20
8:30am-3:15pm • FMDH Conference Room
Located in our lower level take elevator across from lab.
Wednesday, February 20
11am-5:30pm•VFW in Glasgow
To schedule your appointment or for more
information please visit www.redcrossblood.org
or call American Red Cross at 406-403-0956.
To expedite your registration visit
redcrossblood.org/rapidpass (must register
for rapid pass same day as your donation).
Two in a row for Scotty boys!
Haven’t been able to say that all season! If there’s any
team that could be finding some momentum as the regular
season winds down, it’s the Scotty boys as they knocked off
a very good Wolf Point team last night in a huge comeback
story, erasing a 28-20 halftime deficit to win 48-42.
Big guns were Chevy Booz with 13 points and 11
rebounds; a dozen points by Alec Boland, and Kobe Sibley
chipping in 11. Tayson Hoerster snagged 10 rebounds and
hit three big-time freethrows in the 4th quarter. He only
scored four points, but they were big ones! Also scoring
was Saul Hansen with six and Jace Nickels with 2-2 on
freethrows, also in the 4th.
It’s their second conference victory in a row and if
they can beat Malta tonight they will be the #3 seed in the
District 2B Tournament and avoid a Thursday night play-
in game with Harlem. It should be a dandy game as the
Mustangs held on to a 43-40 victory, avoiding overtime
when Glasgow banged one off the rim from three-point
range at the buzzer. Go Scotties!
As for the Scotty girls, the 2nd-ranked Wolves handled
them 58-30. But if they can bounce back to beat the M-Ettes
tonight — they did it in Glasgow on January 11th, final score
40-36 — they can also avoid a play-off game by clinching
the #3 seed behind Wolf Point and Harlem. Go Scotties go!
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 Cherry Pie Day
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Frozen Fluffy
The story about Fluffy the Cat
has gone viral worldwide. Fluffy
was found buried in the snow on
January 31st by her owners — the
outdoor temperature was around
8° — who took her to the nearby
Animal Clinic of Kalispell.
She was so cold her body
temperature didn’t even register
on the facility’s thermometer with
a bottom range of 90°. After a few
hours of using warm blankets and
a hair dryer, Fluffy began to show
signs of recovery.
Aaron Flint of Montana Talks had
veterinarian, Dr. Jevon Clark, on the
a bit surprised that didn’t go viral as veterinarian wouldn’t have done.”
show this morning and he noted that
Fluffy did. He’s had over 300 phone calls from
even after Fluffy was finally coming
“Holy cow, Aaron, this is everywhere in the nation and from
around, her temperature was still
absolutely crazy,” Dr. Clark said around the globe. “Everyone in the
below 90° (a cat’s normal temperature
of all the attention the story has world loves animals and this is a
is around 101°). But amazingly, Fluffy
gotten. “But it’s nothing any other feel-good story.”
would make a full recovery!
“She was sitting there looking
up at us, ‘Thanks for thawing me
out, now where’s my supper?’” Dr.
Clark laughed. Aaron, who made
the remark that the photo above
reminded him of the cat scene in
the movie National Lampoon’s
Christmas Vacation when the cat
chewed on the Christmas tree cord:
“You know, all that white cat hair...”
Aaron and Dr. Clark talked
about the attention Fluffy has
sparked, also discussing the golden
retriever recently rescued from the
icy waters by a firefighter, and were
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FWP provides AIS update 53999

Hwy 2 W
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks has released the
Batteries • Towing • Repair
2018 Watercraft Inspection Station Annual Report.
Call 228-2715 or 263-1249
Highlights from the report include:
• FWP and inspection partners checked more than
00
$6
109,000 watercraft, the most inspections conducted FMDH Glasgow
since the program started in 2004. EMT’s Heartsaver CPR
• Inspectors intercepted 16 out-of-state boats with AED / First Aid Class
mussels attached. Saturday, Feb. 16 Burger &
a Beer
• Standing water in bilges and live wells was the most 9 a.m. to about 1 p.m.
common reason a boat failed an inspection. FMDH South Wing
Watercraft inspections are key to preventing Conference Room
the introduction of aquatic invasive species. While
inspectors check boats and equipment for standing
Cost: $30 Mondays
water, aquatic plants and organisms they also educate Call Connie at 5:30-7:00pm
228-3648 to register provided by donations
boat owners about the principles of clean, drain and by February 14 at 5 p.m.
dry to prevent the spread of AIS.
You will receive a certification
Additionally, FWP also released the 2018 AIS Early through AHA good for 2 years
hat can beDetection andtheMonitoring
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the Drive-up through this course.
monitoring
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include: WE HAVE MOVED
• Plankton tow monitoring has tripled since 2016 with
over 2,100 mussel early detection samples collected Our New Location is
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• Additional sampling was conducted on Tiber and NEW BANK = NEW FEATURES:
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• No mussel larvae (veligers) or adults were detected We’re Building for the Future
in 2018. State-wide monitoring will continue in 2019.
The monitoring program is critical to observing
the locations of existing AIS and the early discovery of
new populations.
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4:30 - 6:30 pm
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Takeouts Available
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THANK YOU!
Thank you to
everyone who came
and made the 2nd
Annual Tim Young
Pitch Tournament a
success! And thank
you to the Elks Lodge
and Sam Waters for
the great food and
great service.
~ Cody & Deon Dix ~

GLASGOW
SCHOOL MENU
MONDAY
Breakfast
Waffles • Ham
Peaches • Milk
Lunch
Chicken Strips • Cheese Ravioli w/
Marinara Sauce • Peas • Craisens
Choice of Fruit • Milk
 Scotty Pride!
“No words. Is there anything more powerful? The Gracie
Walk for the 23rd year in a row! Goose bumps!” That’s how
GHS Athletic Director Brenner Flaten reported it from the
State Wrestling Tournament from the Metra in Billings as our
12 Scotty qualifiers participated in the Parade of Athletes
this morning. And early in that first round, they were picking
up some big pins. You can follow the action as reported by
Brenner at the Glasgow Scotties facebook page.

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Thanks for Listening
Fences Revisited
Good fences make good neighbors
so it has been said. Back in the day
neighbors shared fence mending
duties by the “from the gate to
the right” rule. You ranchers and
farmers will understand this but those who
don’t live in the country will just scratch their collective
heads in wonderment.
China recognized the saying and built a wall that
can be seen from space. Many Americans have plodded
along this wall in amazement. It’s not one continuous
wall. There’s no wall in places and in other places there
are walls that come off the main wall and other walls
randomly scattered around the country-side.
Their Wall got started in about the 7th century BC
and the last construction ended with the Ming Dynasty
when they added about 5,000 miles in 200 years ending
in 1644.
So much for that and now to Our Wall.
I have been opposed to our wall as most of the
31.96055 readers of TFL can attest. Mostly because
unlike the successful Chinese Wall ours will not stop
much of anything coming in illegally. Along with the
wall they also need to dig a trench 100 feet deep, six
feet wide and fill it with concrete. Then build their wall
on top of it. Pelosi would spit out her teeth and have a
conniption fit over the cost of that I’m sure.
President Trump is thinking Americans will laud
his attempt to keep us safe with this wall and I applaud
him for the attempt but it has become a whizzing contest
betwixt him and Pelosi that has capitalized the D in
Divisive.....yet again. But build the dratted thing and let
it go at that. Then if it works Trump can say “I told you
so” and if it doesn’t work I can say na na na na na na!
In our history the west changed greatly when Barb
Dwyer invented barbed wire. Many lives were lost over
the stretching of this “Devil Wire.” But in the end game
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it was successful in keeping neighbors honest and their
cattle from starting a new mixed-breed of bovines. I will
admit, however, that when Buster’s black Angus bull
climbed the fence to get at Uncle George’s pure-bred
Hereford cows one of the best mixed-breed of cows, the
black baldie, was created. That was noted in history as
the Buster’s Cattle Field fiasco (not to be confused with
the Custer’s Battlefield fiasco.) :)
(Alright, alright! I know it was Joseph Glidden, not
Barbie-baby, who held the first patent of barbed wire.
Geeze!)
And speaking of fences....I see where our esteemed
Governator, Gov Bullock is in hot water with the Mayor
of New York Bill deBlasio. How’d that happen you
ask? Well it seems Gov Bullock hired Kevin O’Brien
for some job or other and then had to let O’Brien go
because of sexual harassment allegations that “held
some credibility.”
O’Brien got a job in New York working for
deBlasio and was again alleged to have been sexually
inappropriate. DeBlasio was really steamed that Bullock
would send him tainted product. His words were “The
whole thing is disgusting and it makes me tremendously
angry that someone lied to us.”
O’Brien apologized saying “There’s no excuse for
what I’ve done....I am truly sorry.” Should have ended
with I’m truly sorry ‘I got caught’.
Governor Bullock apologized saying “I felt sick and
heartbroken.....was I naïve to think this wouldn’t happen
again....I was wrong and naïve to think I did enough.....
for that I am deeply sorry.” (I got caught.) But thanks
Gov for fessing-up. Something Nixon should have done
at the start!
Those three little words “I got caught” should be
at the end of every politician’s apologies for some mis-
deed.
I hear ya’ asking what the heck does any of that last
bit have to do with fences. To that query I say....nothing,
absolutely nothing.
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening.