“No Bull”

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Hunt of a
lifetime?
Perhaps. While Rick
Kinzell has hunted pretty
much his life for a variety
of big game species, he
has been applying for a
Montana moose permit
for over 40 years. He
finally got one this fall.
Rick and his wife
Sue and their sons Teage
and Trent made the trek
to southwest Montana in
search of a Shiras moose.
They had been
hunting in the Big Hole
near Wisdom for over a
week and he finally bagged
this massive Bullwinkle
featuring a 46-inch spread.
“I’m pretty happy
with him,” he said,
explaining that they had
spotted a very nice bull
earlier in the week but by Wowsers, Rick!!!!
the time they tried to work “But it worked out him down in a swamp, story all in itself!).
their way in on it, when nice, because this bull was and it was a lot of work “This hunt was a
they got there, the cows even bigger,” he said. in that swamp water that true family for Sue and I,
were still there but the bull One shot with his took them several hours and sons Teage and Trent,
was nowhere to be seen. .300 Winchester Mag put to bone and pack it out (a continued on page 2

YUCK
Oh well, not as bad as they’re getting it to the south
of us. Snow will be heavy at times south of the Missouri
River. Snow totals will be 4 to 8 inches across the south
where winter storm warnings are in effect. Winnett,
Jordan and Circle are looking at six to eight inches and
to the east of us Wolf Point, Culbertson, Plentywood
and Sidney are in for four to six inches.
Meanwhile, even further south, Billings was really
getting hammered this morning (the Cape Air flight
was cancelled much to Opy’s dismay) and the Magic
City is in for around a foot of snow when it’s done.
Tonight: Cloudy, then gradually becoming partly cloudy,
with a low around 19. North northwest wind 8 to 14 mph.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 34. Northwest
wind 6 to 11 mph.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 17.
Northwest wind around 6 mph.
Friday: Sunny, with a high near 39. Northwest wind 5 to
10 mph.
Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 20.
Northwest wind 5 to 7 mph.
Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 44. Northwest wind 3
to 8 mph.
Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 22.
Northwest wind around 6 mph becoming light and variable
after midnight.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 44. Calm wind becoming
west around 6 mph in the afternoon.
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 27. South
wind around 6 mph becoming west after midnight.
Columbus Day: Mostly sunny, with a high near 48. West
wind 6 to 10 mph.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 49.
Gary Westland Estate
A U C T IO N
Saturday, October 12 at 9 am
Equipment & Vehicles • Lawn & Garden • 18 Guns
Shop Equipment • Livestock • Antiques
Direction: From Nashua take HWY 2 East to mile marker
557.5, turn North on the Nashua HWY 438 for 3 miles, turn
east on Wagner Rd for 2 miles, turn north for 1 mile then
east for 3.5 miles watch for signs.
Seller requests that if you bring your pet to please keep it
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Auctioneers Note: The items on this auction are in “Like-New” condition and well
cared for, the equipment is low-hour, meticulously maintained and stored inside.
Call (406) 585-4581 or (406) 263-1082
Hunt of a lifetime continued
from finding a good bull to getting the meat and antlers.
I couldn’t have done it without the boys, and Sue was
there for moral support.”
And it’s pretty amazing that, while he actually
harvested this bull on Saturday, September 21st (they
stayed in Wisdom some extra days so Teage and Trent
could do some bow hunting for elk and got out of there
right before the record-breaking historic snow storm
hit) Rick was on crutches just the week before they set
out for southwestern Montana.
They were at their cabin at the Pines and there was
a HUGE rattlesnake that Rick was attempting to put out
of commission with a four-foot fishing gaffe. The rattler
struck at Rick and naturally his reflexes were to jump
back. In the process, he pulled a hamstring.
“Sue thought I had been bitten,” he said, as he was
limping badly and actually using the gaffe as a crutch.
“Oh, I was in pain,” he said of a pulled hammy, “it
really hurt.”
Knowing he would be going moose hunting soon,
he sought the help of physical therapy at Frances Mahon
Deaconess Hospital and got it from Robert Martin, MPT.
“We’ll treat you as the star running back and get
you ready for the big game,” Rob encouraged Rick.
“I’ve really got to give a shout out to Rob, he got me
going on two legs again,” Rick noted.
“But yeah, at 72 years old, this was my last hurrah,”
he said of those Rocky Mountain adventures.
But his hunting days certainly aren’t over yet here
in our northeast Montana playground. He also drew a
rifle permit for a bull elk on the Burke Ranch.
Yes, their cabin at the Pines will come in handy for
that. Let’s just hope that the rattlesnakes are already in
hibernation... for Rick’s sake!
 ATTENTION
Glasgow High School Graduates
Attending College or Trade School
You may be eligible for Financial Aid from the Glasgow High School Educational Trust
Log on to www.ghsedutrust.org NOW for the application and other relevant
information, so that you can complete your application by the
October 15, 2019 deadline.
If you complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), your GHS Educational Trust Application
must include a signed and dated copy of your acceptance letter indicating what aid you have accepted.
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Friday,
Friday, ctober 11,2019
ctober 11, 2019
Schedule of Events
Schedule of Events ValleyEvent
Valley Event Center
Center
Hwy
Hwy 2, 2, Glasgow,
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Sponsors
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Meeting Thursday at the VFW
VFW Post #3107 will meet Thursday, October Bernie Sullivan
10th at 7:00 p.m. at the VFW. Preparing for Poppy
distribution and Veterans Day are on the agenda. is Retiring!
Firearm Frenzy coming quick
The Northeast Montana Ducks Unlimited — it’s a
25 gun super raffle — is less than two weeks away.
The event will be held on Saturday, October 19th at
the Glasgow Elks Lodge #1922.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO
WIN!!!
Join us on October 15th from 4:00 - 6:00 PM
So even if you can’t attend, consider buying a ticket,
in The Wood Lounge to send her off with Love!
or better yet 6 or 20 tickets, and you’ll be entered into
the drawing to win these great guns!!! If you live outside COZY COTTAGE HOME ON NORTH SIDE!
the Glasgow area, and are not in attendance at the event, 1920 +/- sq. ft. home has 3 bedrooms, 1.5
remodeled baths, with hardwood floors
we will ship the gun to an FFL dealer near you. We pay throughout. Open basement is recently sheet
rocked and ready to make your own design.
the shipping! Basement has a large laundry room, bath, and
Each ticket entitles the purchaser to food ...... PLUS sleeping room. Forced air, new AC, new roof,
gutters, and newer water heater.Spacious
chances on the 25 Gun FIREARM FRENZY Raffle. front deck, shed, fully fenced yard, and room
to build a garage with alley access!This home
There will be guns from the following manufacturers: has been very well maintained!
ATI, Beretta, Charter Arms, Henry, Remington, Ruger, ASKING $144,500 #359
Offered by: Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner
Savage, Smith & Wesson, Springfield, TC Venture, (406) 228-2525 -
Tristar, Weatherby and Winchester. www.redfoxxrealestate.com
Doors open at 5 PM.....1st gun winner will be
drawn for at 7:00 PM. One gun will be given away every SPECIAL OLYMPICS
3 minutes with the last gun drawn at 8:15 PM.
WINNING TICKETS ARE RE-ENTERED INTO
OPHEIM FUNDRAISER
THE DRAWING!!! Sunday, October 13 @ 1:00pm
Numerous onsite raffles for additional firearms, Mint Bar - Opheim
Yeti coolers, Walleye Package, Big Game Package,
Upland Package, a Ladies Table and more will be
Everyone is Welcome
available during the event. • Chili Cook Off (bring a pot if you want to enter)
Remember, your $20 FIREARM FRENZY ticket • 50/50 Drawing
not only gets you into the 25 Gun Super Raffle, but it • Five $100 Pro Co-op Fuel Cards
($10 Tickets available at Mint Bar, Pro Co-op or from
gets you into the event for FREE FOOD!!!
Special Olympians)
Tickets can be purchased at any of the following • Silent Auction (Bring Item if you want to donate)
locations In Glasgow: D & G Sports and Western, • Live Music by Mike Bain
Ezzie’s Midtown and Ezzie’s Westside, Cenex, Valley • Lawn Yahtzee… Weather Permitting
Bank, Independence Bank and First Community Bank.
In Hinsdale: Stoughie’s Bar & Grill, First Community
Bank and Raider’s Quick Stop and Lake Ridge in Fort
Peck.
Or call Evan Guenther @ (406) 690-6782 Stacie
Guenther @ (406) 263-7423; Joan Burris @ (406) 263-
8985; Linda Stathos @ (406) 228-2659; Tyler Hillman @
(406) 648-7011; Doug Bowman @ (406) 942-2498; Nancy Custom Carpentry •Roofing Repairs •Windows •Doors •Kitchens •Baths
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SOUPS: Chicken Noodle • Chili Stock up & Save
SPECIALS:
Grilled Ruben
Ham Sub

October 9 - 15, 2019

Dine at the “O” Bone-In Pork
SIRLOIN ROAST ........................ 88¢ lb.
Boneless Skinless
CHICKEN BREASTS .................$1.48 lb.
228-8006 Certified Angus Beef®
RUMP ROAST .........................$2.98 lb.
Fresh Boneless
PORK TENDERLOINS...............$2.99 lb.
Bone-In Assorted
PORK CHOPS .........................$1.49 lb.
Cache Valley 5-6 oz. Select Varieties
CHEESE SINGLES ....................... 3 / $5
Cache Valley 6-8 oz. Select Varieties
BRICK OR SHREDDED CHEESE .... 3 / $5
Bar S 1 lb. Select Varieties
BOLOGNA ................................. 2 / $3
Tyson 12 oz. Precooked Select Varieties
CHICKEN...............................$3.99 ea.
Gorton’s 17.3-24.5 oz. Select Varieties
SEAFOOD .............................$4.99 ea.

GLASGOW
SCHOOL MENU
THURSDAY
Breakfast
Hot or Cold Cereal • Mini Bagel
Applesauce • Milk
Lunch
Hamburger Hash • Steamed
Carrots • Apple Crisp • Bun w/
Jelly • Milk

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It pays to pay close attention
A man was at the horse
races, playing the ponies,
and all but losing his shirt.
He noticed a Priest step
out onto the track and
blessed the forehead of
one of the horses lining up
for the 4th race.
Lo and behold, that
horse — a very long shot
— won the race!
Next race, as the
horses lined up, the Priest
stepped onto the track.
Sure enough, he blessed
one of the horses.
The man made a
beeline for a betting
window and placed a
small bet on the horse.
Again, even though it was
another long shot, the
horse won the race.
He collected
winnings, and anxiously
his
waited to see which horse
the Priest would bless next.
He bet big on it, and it won.
As the races continued, the
Priest kept blessing long
shots, and each one ended
up winning.
The man was elated.
He made a quick dash to
the ATM, withdrew all his
savings, and awaited for
the Priest’s blessing that
would allow him to know
which horse to bet on.
True to his pattern,
the Priest stepped onto
the track for the last race
and blessed the forehead
of an old nag that was
the longest shot of the
day. This time the priest
blessed the eyes, ears, and
hooves of the old nag.
The man knew he had a
winner and bet every cent
he owned on that old nag.
He watched
dumbfounded as the old
nag made it about half way
Nashua Lions Club
Fall Bazaar & Craft Fair
Saturday, October 12, 2019
10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Nashua Civic Center • 705 Front Street
Lunch will be available at the Senior Citizens Center.
Nashua Lions Club 50/50 Raffle will be drawn at 2:30 pm.
50/50 are Still Available from any Lions Member $20 Each or 3 for $50
Need not be present to win.
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around the track, suddenly
Antelope &
stopped and tipped over Pheasant Season
dead. In a state of shock, Opens Saturday,
he went to the track area October 12th
All Rifle Ammunition
where the Priest was. $300 OFF / Box
Confronting him, he All Lead or Steel Shotgun Shells
demanded, “Father! What $200 OFF / Box
All Rifles, Shotguns & Pistols
happened? All day long you Sale Priced
blessed horses and they all All Rifle Scopes, Binoculars,
Spotting Scopes, & Range Finders
won. Then in the last race,
Sale Priced
the horse you blessed lost Large Selection of Danner
by a mile. Now, thanks to Hunting Boots
Starting at $14999
you I’ve lost every penny Ladies Check out the new
I’ve ever earned!” Fall Fashions from Karen Hart,
Tribal, Jess & Jane, Columbia,
The Priest nodded Wrangler, and Roper
wisely and with sympathy. All Ladies Winter
“Son,” he said, “that’s Coats Sale Priced
the problem with you
Protestants. You can’t tell
the difference between a
GLASGOW
simple blessing and last
rites.”
REGISTRATION
FOR 2019-20
Sunday, October 13
3:30-5:00pm
Valley Event Center
Lessons for pre-school
through adults
Contact Kim Girard at
228-2370 or 263-2370
Times starting to improve
By Mike Brandt
The times for our local high school cross country
team came down from the Frazer Invitational to the
Glasgow Invite. That was due to a change in the courses
where the Frazer course has the hill and the Glasgow
course is more of a flat surface.
Glasgow’s course was out at Kiwanis Park near Fort Peck
where the harriers ran Saturday, a week later than planned.
The meet was moved after the weather changed a week earlier.
Frazer did get their meet in almost two days ago before the
weather change.
Lane Thompson saw his time go down from Frazer to
Glasgow’s meet. The Scotty freshman posted a 19:12.1 time on
the Fort Peck course, while running a 19:57.85 in Frazer.
“I felt pretty good about my time,” he said. “I was
definitely tired with all the wind we had. Part of it in lowering
my time was that the course was a little shorter. But both races
were okay. We ran on payment on both courses. Frazer has a
big hill right in the middle of the course.”
Running the Frazer course may help the Glasgow runners
in future meets.
“Yeah, I kind of think it does to be honest,” said
Thompson. “When we run from the school here we have to
come up Scotty Pride Drive or some other road. Honestly, it
helps us when we run against other teams on hills.”
Thompson didn’t get a lot of running in during the off-
season, but did start a mother before the official practice.
“A month before the season started is when I started,” he
said, adding that he is having lots of fun this season. “There are
lots of good friends in it. I just like being out and doing stuff.”
Thompson’s teammates also saw their times improve
with leading runner Wilson Overby running a 17:09.61 for
second in Frazer to a 16:48.1 for third in Fort Peck. Bergen
Miller was eight in Frazer with a time of 19:31.24 and 14th
in Fort Peck, running a 19:03.2. Carl Zabrocki was ninth in
Frazer, running a 19:33.02 and ran an 18:43.7 Saturday for
10th. Ted Tryan ran a 19:48.67 for 19th and a19:26.8 for 21st.
Blake Lloyd was 24th with a time of 20:48.57 and 23rd with a
20:01.8. Trevor Johnson was 25th with a 23:04.82 and 40th in
Fort Peck, running a 21:44.7.
Richey-Lambert’s Samuel Smith won the Glasgow race
in a time of 16:25.6. Havre won the team title with 48 points,
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followed by the Scotties with 64, Harlem had 73, Richey-
Lambert 90, Wolf Point 115, Scobey 134, and Culbertson 155.
Glasgow was second in Frazer with 47, five behind Harlem.
Others running in Frazer, but were not running varsity
Saturday, were Jacob Meiers, 17th (20:23.48), Tim Wageman
23rd (21:35.83), Colter Cumber 27th (21:55.02), Jaysen
Turner 37th (23:04.82). Keegan Skolrud 39th (27:30.80),
Trevor Shipp 40th (23:37.57), Ben Rodriguez 42nd
(23:57.48), Fynn Sukut 44th (24:10.38), Reed Larson 46th
(24:26.96), Jared Barlow 49th (25:07.94), Keevan Sibley 51st
(25”52.86), Donny Brabeck 56th (27:07.87), and Dylan Hlad
59th (28:59.82).
Another Glasgow freshman that ran well was Kira Beck,
running a time of 24:19.9 to finish 17th on the girls’ side. Beck
ran a 27:05.67 in Frazer, but she wasn’t happy with her time
from the Glasgow race.
“I feel like I could have done better,” she said. “Get a
better time. I need to practice harder.”
Beck said that she did run during the off-season, but it
wasn’t much. She said that she is running five miles in practice.
Iris McLean was third in both meets, running a 20:47.75
in Frazer and a 20:24.5 Saturday. Ali Cunningham was fifth in
both races, running 21:33.58 and 20:44.5. Lauren Padden also
finished in the same position, eighth, with times of 24:27.25
and 22:26.9. Stevie Hartwell was 17th in Frazer with a time of
25:56.19, and 25th Saturday, running a 25:21.8, Haylly Turner
wasa22nd in Frazer, running a 27:06.87 and had a 24:18.5 for
19th in Fort Peck. Elizabeth Nyquist was 30th in Frazer with a
time of 29:12.27. She ran junior varsity Saturday.
The Scotties won both meets, scoring a 28 in Frazer and
52 in Fort Peck. Havre followed the Scotties with 69, Scobey
117, Malta 142 and Plentywood 148.
Annie Kaul of Plentywood won the meet, running a
19:45.5.
The Scotties will be in Plentywood Saturday for the
Wildcats Invite.
“We ran the course last year in middle school. It was a
dirt road and a couple of hills,” said Thompson.
cPool Party Fundraiser
Wednesday, October 9
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Join us for dinner at McDonald’s in Glasgow!
A portion of all sales dine-in, take-out,
and drive-thru will go to the
Valley County Community Pool Campaign!