“No Bull”

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Heirloom quilters
to celebrate 30th
Heirloom Quilters
are celebrating their 30th
Anniversary with a party
for ALL Quilters in the area
on Saturday, September
28th at the Evangelical
Church in Glasgow from
10:30 a.m. – 2p.m.
They will have a quilt
show, demonstrations,
raffles, door prizes and
lunch. Please RSVP to
Barb Math at 406-390-
1444, Peggy Sain at 406-
230-1912, or Sue Garsjo at
406-230-1657.
Just a twist of lime
The “Twist of Lime
Team Roping” has been
rescheduled to this
Saturday, September 14th
at the Cherry Creek Roping
Arena. Entries begin at Getting the hunting season off to a super start!
noon with roping at 1 p.m.
Sponsored by This past Sunday (just the second day of opening bow hunting season) 22-year-old
Lane Nickels bagged his first-ever bull elk, a dandy 6x7, in just his second year of bow
Nemont Beverage, beer
hunting. is his 2nd year of bow hunting, first bull elk with his bow. Uncle Ralph Kress
gardens and concessions
(at left) and his younger brother Jace Nickels were along for the hunt, and the work to
will be available. There is follow. Hunting in HD 632, they quartered the bull and packed it downhill to Fort Peck
no admission to come out Reservoir in two trips. It was then loaded into Wade Wetzel’s boat, (Wade resides at
and watch and the beer is the Pines) and they would high-tail it to the boat ramp where the pickup awaited to
always ice cold. blaze the trail home. Awesome job, Lane & Crew! And just gotta love Uncle Ralph’s hat.

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Residential & Commercial
CALL 263-2724
Golf this evening,
Flood Watch
Wednesday
The flood watch continues from Wednesday
morning through Thursday morning. Rainfall—
sometimes heavy—will spread across the region late
tonight through Thursday morning. The heaviest rain
is expected Wednesday and Wednesday night. Due to
the recent rainfall, this rain is expected to run off into you’re done. Quarterfinals were expected to resume this
area creeks, streams, and rivers, causing them to flood
particularly Beaver Creek and the Milk River.
Tonight: Rain, mainly after midnight. Low around 50. Light Cherry Creek and being swept away.
northeast wind increasing to 6 to 11 mph in the evening.
Chance of precipitation is 100%.
Wednesday: Guaranteed rain. High near 60. Northeast
wind 11 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph.
Wednesday Night: Rain. Low around 46. North wind 11 to 14
mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph. Chance of precipitation
is 90%.
Thursday: A 50 percent chance of rain, mainly before noon.
Mostly cloudy, with a high near 61. North wind around 11
mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Thursday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 42. North
northwest wind 5 to 8 mph becoming light and variable after
midnight.
Friday: Sunny, with a high near 73. Southeast wind 5 to 8
mph becoming south southwest in the afternoon.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 49. Southwest
wind 6 to 8 mph.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 73. West wind 9 to
14 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 50. South
southwest wind around 9 mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 76. South wind 7 to
13 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 73.
It’s Go Time at Sunnyside!
Luckily for the Sunnyside Men’s Golf League and
playoffs beginning this afternoon, there is a slim 1%
chance of rain at 3:00 going up to a marginal 6% chance
at 7:00, a gentle breeze of 6 mph, gusts to around 10,
temperature of 63° at 3:00 rising to the day’s maximum
temp of 66° at 6:00... simply put, sounds like near perfect
golf conditions.
In the hunt for the prestigious “Squires Cup”,
tonight’s battles look like this:
• #1 D & G Sports (Boyd Sinclair, Steve Sukut, Karl Krause,
Seth Ingram) vs. #8 Independence Bank (Ed Hopfauf,
Kurt Breigenzer, Cecil Dalby, Cory Hallock)
• #2 Thompson & Sons (Rocky Thompson, Curt Shipman,
Dean Jensen, Zac “Sanchez” Garsjo) vs. #7 Newton
Motors (Torey Rasmusan, Andy Newton, Doug Nistler,
Tyler Partridge)
• #3 First Community Bank (Tim Dees, Marc Breigenzer,
Gil Johnson, Herb Sand) vs. #6 Hi-Line Ford (sub Nate
Hopstad, Mike Johnson, Red Sillerud, Josh Sillerud)
• #4 United Insurance (Zak Peterson, Stan Ozark, Carlyle
Garsjo, sub BJ Kemp) vs. #5 Lee’s Precision Paint (sub
Todd Truscott, Joel Smith, Carson Buffington, Lee Nelson)
This is a single elimination format, lose one and
Thursday, but that will probably not happen as they’re
worried about Cory Hallock falling into a flooded
Milk River DU Banquet Oct. 5th
The Milk River Ducks Unlimited Annual Banquet
will be held on Saturday, October 5th at the Tin Cup Bar
& Grill in Malta.
Tickets are $50 single, $75 couple, or $25 youth. For
tickets call Patience Wiltse at 406-390-0534 or purchase
tickets online.
Fundraising banquets such as these will help
ensure that waterfowl will have places to nest, raise
their young, migrate through and winter in each year.
Your attendance at the Malta banquet will help DU
conserve wetlands and critical upland habitat vital to
North America’s waterfowl and the more than 900 other
species of wildlife that use these same habitats.
Volunteers are the backbone of Ducks Unlimited.
Without them the conservation work Ducks Unlimited
does would not be possible. If you want to help make
a difference, join your local DU chapter. You will not
regret that decision. You will help leave a legacy for
future generations and ensure we have wetlands and
waterfowl forever.
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BUZZ
SUMMER GRAB BOX SALE On all summer clothing, $10 per box
September 9-14. All Scotty apparel is out. DONATIONS WELCOME (No
large Furniture Items) - SOROPTIMIST THRIFT STORE
BUZZ
SAND ELECTRIC is looking for a construction laborer. Must have general
knowledge and a drivers license. CALL 228-8333 OR STOP BY SAND
ELECTRIC.
BUZZ
FMDH POSITION OPENING: Dietary Aide, Full Time, rotating shifts. Normal
shifts are 6:00 am to 2:30 pm or 10:30 am -7:00 pm some weekends
required. Previous dietary (kitchen) experience preferred. On-the-job
training provided. Accountable for assisting in the preparation of patient
meals, menus, and nutritional supplies. Duties include food preparation,
using proper methods of food handling, preparation, and storage. Basic
knowledge of food service and ability to follow department policies and
procedures. FMDH is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
PLEASE CONTACT THE HR DEPARTMENT AT (406) 228.3662 FOR
MORE INFORMATION.
BUZZ
GLASGOW SCHOOL DISTRICT POSITION: GHS Special Ed. Aide, wages
$12.17-12.58 & full benefits. To apply go to: https://glasgowsd.tedk12.com/
hire/index.aspx CALL BRETT HUNTSMAN 406-228-2485 FOR MORE
INFO. (Equal Opportunity Employer)
BUZZ
VALLEY VIEW HOME is looking for CNAs to work the NOC shift. High
paid wage for CNAs with long term care experience along with a 75 cent
increase due to night shift work. PLEASE SWING BY VALLEY VIEW
HOME ADMIN OFFICE FOR AN APPLICATION AND JOIN OUR TEAM!
BUZZ
VALLEY VIEW HOME is now taking applicants for a permanent
Housekeeping 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
daily for your work. PLEASE PICK UP YOUR APPLICATION FROM THE
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT AT VALLEY VIEW HOME.
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 1 bedroom, ¾ bath apartment. Has fridge & stove/oven. Tenant
responsible for electricity. No pets. $475/mo. with matching deposit. CALL
HELLAND AGENCY INC. 228-2114
BUZZ
FOR SALE OR RENT: Built in 2015. 2-story townhome. 4 bdrm/3 bath (1
bdrm/bath on main floor), 2-car heated garage, washer/dryer, sprinkler
system & more. $1,500/mo. rent. FOR MORE DETAILS CALL JOHN @
(406) 263-2046
BUZZ
HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER: 3 bedroom 2 bath 2 additional sleeping
rooms. Full finished basement. $239,000 CALL TO SCHEDULE A
VIEWING 406-230-1959
BUZZ
APT. FOR RENT. 925 sf, 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bth townhome apt. City of Glasgow.
Cozy. Good neighbors. Sm pets OK. Laundry room in unit, A/C. $595/
month. 360-750-6746
BUZZ
STORAGE UNITS AVAILABLE: Large & Medium Storage Units in Glasgow
CALL 228-8333
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 2 bedroom in Glasgow Very Clean No Smoking & No Pets
CALL 228-8333
BUZZ
HOUSE FOR RENT 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Fridge, stove, and washer & dryer.
$800/mo. + utilities. No pets. CALL DAWN AT 228-2345
BUZZ
FOR RENT IN NASHUA: 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Washer & dryer, central air.
$600/mo plus deposit. CALL 263-7036
BUZZ
FOR RENT LARGE STORAGE UNITS 14’X40’ with 12’WX14’T doors.
Located East of Valley Builders. CALL SIMENIUK STORAGE 724-7079

FIRE SALE
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT.
BUZZ
VALLEY VIEW HOME has an opening for a full time Activities Aide.
Pay depends on experience PLEASE VISIT VALLEY VIEW HOME’S
ADMINISTRATION FOR QUESTIONS / APPLICATIONS SOON!
BUZZ 50%-90% OFF
FULL TIME COOK. The Cook prepares palatable, nutritionally sound meals
for our residents at Valley View. Our cooks are responsible in ensuring our
ALL IN-STOCK INVENTORY
Dietary Aides provide service promptly with delegated authority from the Tuesday - Wednesday • 8am - 5pm
Department Head. Starting wage is $14.25 an hour. We want you to build
your career and grow with us! PLEASE PICK UP YOUR APPLICATION Thursday, Friday & Saturday • 8am - 6pm
FROM THE ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT AT VALLEY VIEW HOME.
BUZZ CASH ONLY
WANT A REWARDING CAREER? Come work at Milk River Inc. as a Direct
Support Specialist. We monitor adults with development disabilities. Looking
NO Credit Cards
for motivated caring people. STOP BY MILK RIVER ACTIVITY CENTER New inventory arriving September 25th
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND AN APPLICATION.
BUZZ
FULL TIME & PART TIME DIETARY AIDE. The Food Service Aide prepares
BUSY BEE
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
Embroidery
Fort Peck Highway • 406-263-5200
 It’s all gotta go!
When you see Busy Bee Embroidery’s “FIRE SALE”
ad in the Buzz, that’s exactly what it is. Juanita and
her husband Kent, who has his Morehouse Taxidermy
business under one roof, had a fire in the taxidermy
part of the building, but it was very minor; Kent had it
extinguished immediately. But they were advised to
contact their insurance company anyway, and it turned
out to be a win, win, win for everyone: the insurance
company, Busy Bee Embroidery, and now YOU,
the customers! Juanita explained that the insurance
company her an option: they would salvage the
merchandise or she could slash the prices to under her
cost and they would make up for the loss. “What are
they going to do with Glasgow Scotties and Middle of
Nowhere apparel?” was Juanita’s reasoning to pass
on the huge savings to her customers. And take it from
the Buzz, there is absolutely NO smoke damage to the
goods. From infant sizes to 3X adults which includes
lots of gear for the guys!), she’d like to see it all go
out the door by this weekend. Everything’s gotta go
except for the Rocky Mountain goat, the moose and her
embroidery equipment. Then they plan to give it a fresh
paint job and get ready for the new inventory which is
expected to arrive on Wednesday, September 25th.

30th Annual
Saco-Hinsdale
NEW SCHOOL/WINTER SHOWTIMES! Community
Starting September 6th, 2019 Potluck Picnic
Monday - Thursday • 5:00pm | 8:00pm Sunday, September 15th
Friday & Saturday • 4:00pm | 7:00pm | 9:00pm Bjornberg Bridge
Sunday • 4:00pm | 7:00pm Church Service at 11:15 am
Lunch at 12:30 pm
DIGITAL PICTURE & SOUND No meat will be provided this
year. Please bring a dish to share
DAILY MATINEES • $6.50/PERSON for the potluck. Beverages and
utensils provided.
FREE TREAT TUESDAY!
Free Popcorn with every Paid Admission Horseshoes
Volleyball &
406-228-9239 • www.polsonthatres.com Jam Session after Lunch
 I bet if you
put your ad here
people would
Casino Night
SATURDAY NIGHT 6:00 - 9:00 PM
see it!

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Players
wanting to form a
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Free Appetizers and Drink Specials Call 228-2233 or 230-2165

Middle of Nowhwere
Overall:
Team Kastet (579.44), $700
Hawgnutz BBQ (578.2288),
$300
Baby Got Back BBQ, $100
Hard Meat to Beat!
Smoke on the Waters
South of the Brisket
Chicken
Team Kastet, $150
South of the Brisket, $50
Hard Meat to Beat!, $25
Hawgnutz BBQ
Baby Got Back BBQ
Smoke on the Waters
Ribs
Team Kastet, $150
Smoke on the Waters, $50
Baby Got Back BBQ, $25
Hawgnutz BBQ
Hard Meat to Beat!
South of the Brisket
Pork
Hawgnutz BBQ, $150
Baby Got Back BBQ, $50
Team Kastet, $25
Hard Meat to Beat!
Smoke on the Waters
South of the Brisket
Brisket
Hawgnutz BBQ, $150
Smoke on the Waters, $50
Baby Got Back BBQ, $25

Giving it a trim job Hard Meat to Beat!

Team Kastet
Now here’s a guy that lives and breathes barbecue, found here Friday evening South of the Brisket
prepping a beef brisket for the smoker as the Middle of Nowhere Barbecue
Contest was underway. Mike Merideth of Hawgnutz BBQ would take top honors Wild Card Meat (Chef’s
for his brisket, as well as his pulled pork. Check out the final scores between Choice). Winner Take All.
Team Hawgnutz and Team Kastet. Yes, the competition was that tight! Baby Got Back BBQ
 September 4-10, 2019
Boneless
PORK TENDERLOINS...............$1.99 lb.
All Natural Chicken
DRUMSTICKS OR THIGHS......... 99¢ lb.
Family Pack Certified Angus Beef®
T-BONE STEAKS ......................$8.99 lb.
Food Club 32 oz. Brick or Shredded
MEDIUM CHEDDAR ...............$3.99 ea.
Bone-In Pork
BOSTON BUTT ROAST .............$1.79 lb.
Johnsonville 14 oz. Select Varieties
SAUSAGE..............................$3.49 ea.
Gossner 16 oz. Select Varieties
CHEESE SLICES......................$3.99 ea.
Tinas 4 oz. Select Varieties
BURRITOS .............................. 30¢ ea.
Food Club 5 Dozen
MEDIUM EGGS ......................$2.99 ea.
Banquet 7 oz. Select Varieties
POT PIES ................................ 77¢ ea.
Old Mil/Old Mil Light 24 pk Cans
BEER .................................. $13.99 ea.

GLASGOW
SCHOOL MENU
WEDNESDAY
Breakfast
French Toast • Sausage Patty
Juice • Milk
Lunch
Burrito w/ Salsa • Nachos
Corn • Pineapple
Milk

An Englishman, Frenchman, Spaniard, and

German are all trying to watch a street performer juggle Feeling overwhelmed?
knives. Unfortunately, it’s such a busy day in the city, Moving to Prairie Ridge,
The Manor or Valley View?
there are too many other people around to see clearly.
Luckily, the juggler notices their plight and decides to Let us help.
climb onto a higher platform so the four men can see.
As he balances a knife on his nose, he asks, “Can
you see me now?”
The four men reply one after the other, “Yes!” “Oui!”
“Si!” “Ja!” Call Shawn Beard • 230-1025
 Thanks for Listening
Progress? I Think Not!
There was a time when Dad,
at the supper table would say “ get
some sleep tonight kids ‘cause
we’re saddlin’ up and chasing cows
at sun-up.” In those days saddling up
didn’t mean checking the four-wheeler for gas and
oil.
It meant that one of us would get up 30 minutes
before everyone else, grab a cold biscuit, head out to
the barn where we had our wrangling horse in the
stall, saddle up and go get the rest of the herd.
There’s nothing like it friends. A chilly October
morning just before sun-up, a horse with a tad bit of
go-gettum and a bunch of horses crashing through
the timber lickety-split and down the steep hills,
manes and tails flying and nostrils flaring. We just
took a deep seat and held on for dear life! It was
great.
This morning, at the quick-stop while visiting
and sipping coffee I heard the boss say I wouldn’t
mind having a drone!
Hold on just a minute here! A drone?! It was
bad enough when you put the horses out to pasture,
covered up the saddles in the shed so’s they wouldn’t
get covered with bird-droppings and dust and bought
a couple of those gas guzzling, smoke belching
mayhem-on-wheels ATV’s or some call them Quads
and others just call them four-wheelers.
It was justified by mumbling something like
“they’ll save us a lot of time.” Save time for what I
might ask? Time for a three-martini lunch? Time to
sit and ponder what needs fixing the most and then
remember you needed to go to town and get some
parts for the Kawasaki trail murdercycle.
So now, to make matters worse....and to ‘save
time’ the boss wants to buy a drone.
Yaa’ ya’ I hear you....”it would be really nice to
be able to put in the coordinates and have the drone
follow the river to see if there are any cows bogged
down.” Maybe so but isn’t that something that could
be done leisurely and on horseback?
Someone told of reading somewhere....was it
possible in a past issue of Thanks for Listening in
the Buzz.... that drones would soon be delivering
packages and mail to remote places like the Horse
Ranch 50 miles south of Hinsdale.
To me “Riding Down The Canyon To Watch
The Sun Go Down” shouldn’t be experienced using
a camera drone and shown on a 75 inch screen in
the bunkhouse! Get off your arse and saddle up!
If you feel the need to do something while
riding get a couple 2 quart Mason jars, fill them
three-quarters full with whole milk fresh from ol’
Bossy the Jersey milk cow, tie them to your saddle
strings and go for a nice two-hour jaunt. When you
arrive back at the ranch you should have a couple
pounds of butter and some fresh buttermilk.
Seems all these new gadgets do nothing but
make hard working men and women not so hard
working anymore. Ok, you still work hard when
you put up four thousand or more bales of hay
(‘unprocessed cow-manure’ I call them) but even
then it isn’t like it was what with all the new stuff on
these tractors and bailers.
How many of us are there left who remember
cutting hay with a team of draft horses? Or at least
sitting on a Ford eight N or nine N with a mower
attachment and raking with a dump rake? Sitting on
the rake was pure double-dee torture at the ripe old
age of 10 trying to time it so’s you mash down the
foot pedal at just the right time to dump the hay and
keep the windrow straight.
All I’m saying is this....I’m not saying ranch life
is easy. I know better. I’m not saying that gadgets
don’t make life easier...they do. I’m just saying, don’t
toss it all out with the Saturday bathwater. Keep
some horses around and keep the saddles oiled and
ready to throw onto the back of a good ol’ cow-pony
and go for a nostalgic ride. I guarantee, it’ll clear the
cob-webs and give you a new sense of the great way
of life that is ranching. Kick your steed into a high
lope and yell “Yippee-Ki-Yi-Yo”! Or if you prefer “
Hi-Yo Silver... Away!” Just do it! C’mon, It’ll make a
new man of you, unless of course, you’re a woman.
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening.
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Milk River Inc. From, Michelle and the Board
Glasgow wins last minute meet
By Mike Brandt
When Malta canceled its cross
country meet on Saturday, longtime
Glasgow coach Rod Karst got on the
phone to call area teams for a meet in
Glasgow. The call brought teams from
Culbertson to Hays-Lodgepole into
the Bonnie City.
Malta runs its meets on the golf
course and according to Karst the
Malta crew didn’t want to mess up their
course. Karst wanted to just move the
meet to Glasgow but they didn’t want
to do that. So Karst put together his
own meet with some of the teams that
were to participate in the Malta meet.
“They could move their results
board where they put the stickers
on over here and the awards and we
would take care of everything else,”
Karst explained, “but they said they
couldn’t do that.”
Teams back-tracking to Glasgow
included Whitewater, Frazer, Wolf
Point, Scobey, Cicle, Culbertson, Hays-
Lodgepole, Plentywood. The race was
ran on the gravel road behind the high
school. The Scotties dominated the
meet with three of the girls finishing in
the top five as well as three of the boys
running in the top five in their race.
Iris McKean won the girls 5K
race, running a 20:48.4, followed by
Ali Cunningham in third place with
a time of 22:10.8. Lauren Padden was
fourth, running a time of 23:43.8.
“It (time) was alright,” said
McKean. “It was good enough to win
the meet. But it wasn’t a PR. It was nice
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to get a meet in. I didn’t know how to
feel with just a few teams coming. I was
just glad we got to race because I will
miss the meet this week.”
“We got a meet in that was the
big thing,” added Karst. “Otherwise we
were going two weeks without a meet.”
All of McKean’s training during
the off season — she ran six days a
week in July, about 30 miles per week
— is paying off with her 20:22 time to
open the season in Billings where her
goal was cracking the top 20. She did,
taking 20th.
“I was happy about that, it was
seven seconds off my PR from last
year,” she said. “And it was under a
minute and a half faster than I ran last
year in Billings. I was really happy to
see that.”
McKean had her brothers, Ellis
and Merlin, to push her during the
summer.
“They are way faster than I
am, but it was just nice to have them
encouraging me,” said McKean. “I
want to break 20 minutes this season.
That’s definitely my goal.”
McKean feels the girls have to
improve, but feels that the Scotties are
in pretty good shape for this time of
the year.
Iris McKean in 2018
“We have a solid top three
runners,” said McKean. “It’s really good best. We had a couple of kids improve
seeing the freshmen stepping up.” their times from Billings. But placing-
The Scotty boys also won despite wise we look pretty strong. That’s the
being a few runners short. important part.”
“For the most part the others did okay,” Glasgow will be in Glendive on
said Karst. “The times weren’t the Friday with the first race at 9:00.