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Pancake Breakfast,
Project Hope this
Sunday at the
Fairgrounds
The board for the
Scout Park, formerly
Allies of Scouting, will
have a fund-raiser pancake
breakfast on Sunday,
July 4th, from 7:00-11:00
served at the Boy Scout
fair booth located at
the Northeast Montana
Fairgrounds in Glasgow.
Pancakes, sausage &
eggs will be served with
to-go orders available.
Funds will be set aside
and used for updating the
water system at the park in
the future. Cost is $10 per
plate, $5 per plate for law
enforcement, military &
medical personnel, along
with kids 12 & under.
Then plan on Sam & the Gumbo Gals
returning at 5:00 for the Earlier this week, the Gumbo Gals of the Nashua area took the grand tour of
Valley County HOPE Sam Espeland’s beautiful back yard which includes not only flowers and such,
but an amazing vegetable garden. Gumbo Gals in the back row are Dorothy
Project’s 3rd Annual 4th of
Hllad Larsen, Linda Sibley and Bonnie Meyer. Seated with Sam are Dorothy
July Celebration, all at the Skyberg and Helen Robbins. Suppose they made Sam an honorary member of
NEMT Fairgrounds. the Gumbo Gals?
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Funeral Service will be AVE S IN THE OLD MDU SHOP.
Saturday, July 3, 2021, 2:00 BUZZ
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burial in Highland Cemetery. STREET NORTH IN THE ALLEY.
Bell Mortuary is assisting the BUZZ
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family with arrangements. Condolences can be left at 16” tires. CALL 406-263-0270
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Hopefully those the 1st Saturday of the Month. SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
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morning. Winds could gust as high as 26 mph. SHOWING: JULY 2-8, 2021
Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 64. West
northwest wind 13 to 18 mph becoming north northeast 6 to
11 mph after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 26 mph.
Independence Day: Sunny and hot, with a high near 98. Rated PG 95 min. Rated PG-13 145 min.
North northeast wind 5 to 10 mph becoming southeast in the
afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 20 mph.
Daily 4:20 & 7:20 Daily 4:00 & 7:00

This weather sucks.

Sunday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers and
thunderstorms after 7pm. Partly cloudy, with a low around
64. Southeast wind around 10 mph becoming east northeast
after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 20 mph.
Monday: A 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Sunny, with a high near 93. Northeast wind 10 to 15 mph,
with gusts as high as 21 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
Monday Night: A 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms
with a low around 61.
Tuesday: A 30% chance of showers Sunny, with a high near
90. East southeast wind 10 to 16 mph.
Tuesday Night: A 30% of showers with a low around 60.
Wednesday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Sunny, with
a high near 95. East wind 10 to 14 mph becoming south
southwest in the afternoon.
Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 63.
Thursday: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Sunny, with a high near 89.
Says Rachel: It’s pretty bad when you look at the
FCB clock and don’t know whether it’s the temperature
or the time...”
Yep, Thursday’s low and high for the date were new
records. The high of 102° broke the old record high of
101° set back in 1895. Wonder where the thermometer
was located in 1895. There probably wasn’t an airport
yet. A record high minimum temperature of 70° was
also set at Glasgow yesterday. This breaks the old record
of 68 set in 1921.
July 2nd’s record high is 101° set in 1929 while the
record high minimum is 72°. I’m-a-thinkin’ that record
got busted this morning. Normal highs and lows for the
date are 88° and 56°. Shortly before 9:30 this morning it
was already 86°!
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NORVAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. based in Glasgow, MT,
is currently accepting resumes for the position of Accounts Payable/
Communications Specialist. Two year post-secondary course work in
communications/business and 3-5 years of job-related experience; or the
equivalent combination of education and experience are required. The
successful applicant will serve the member-owners of the Cooperative with
the utmost professionalism and courtesy through in-person, telephone, and
electronic interactions. The position requires a team-oriented person who
possesses excellent communication, mathematical, and organizational
skills. Duties include processing member’s electric bill, answering member
question regarding bills, performing collections for overdue accounts,
processing accounts payable, writing monthly news articles, and handling
annual meeting preparations. Applicant must possess a high proficiency
in Microsoft Office applications (Excel) and 10-key, additionally NISC
IVue familiarity a plus. Salary is commensurate with experience and
qualifications. Send resume to: Craig Herbert, General Manager, NorVal
Electric Cooperative, Inc., PO Box 951, Glasgow MT 59230, or email to
manager@norval.coop. This position will remain open until filled. NorVal
Electric Cooperative, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer.
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HELP WANTED: Part time, must be able to work nights and weekends.
Wage $11/hr. APPLY AT SUBWAY IN GLASGOW.
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CAMPBELL LODGE is hiring all shifts. CONTACT 228-9328 OR PICK UP
APPLICATION AT CAMPBELL LODGE
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TEMPORARY LABORER: From July-Sept with possibility of extending.
Dumping trucks in pit and at piler, cleaning facility, and helping load trains.
Must be reliable, work overtime, able to lift 50 lbs, and work at heights. Wage
is depending on experience. They can call the elevator for instructions on
how to apply. 406-695-2347.
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visitors, guests and sales representatives. Assists with all business
office duties as assigned by Supervisor. Carries out bookkeeping
procedures as needed. Assists with escorting residents to and from
scheduled appointments as needed from Social Services. At times of
strenuous manpower, assist with resident ADLs and feeding. Wage is
DOE and competitive. PLEASE INQUIRE WITH VALLEY VIEW HOME’S
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and mopping floors, cleaning and detailing equipment, etc. Also maintains
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in accordance with local authority and hotel guidelines. APPLY AT
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Starting wage is $12/hr. Respond promptly to requests from guests and
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Saturday, July 10th at 11:00am
Nashua Cemetery
Gary graduated from Wolf Point High School in 1964 and
was a long-time resident of Wolf Point and then Glasgow.
Gary went to be with the Lord on January 21, 2021, after a
two week battle with Covid-19.
Penny Stephenson and family invite you to join them for a
luncheon at the Cottonwood Inn following the services.
Service location changed for Nelson
LeAnn M. Nelson, age 55 of Glasgow passed
away June 22, 2021. A Celebration of Life will be held
starting at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 3, 2021 at the
Cottonwood Inn in Glasgow. Condolences may be sent
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BS Central closed Monday & Tuesday
Yes, we’re taking a little break from the heat.
Following 4th of July on Sunday, BS Central will be
closed Monday and Tuesday, July 5th and 6th.
Prairie Symphonette performing
The Prairie Symphonette has been busy rehearsing
and will be putting on a big concert on the 4th of July at
1:00 in the Scobey Gym as part of the Daniels County
Centennial Celebration.
There is no charge to attend and ice cream will be
served following the concert. Some are coming from
afar to be part of this celebration. So if you feel like
cranking up the air conditioning on your vehicle and
settling in for a nice cool drive, Scobey would be a good
destionation, and you can still make it back to Glasgow
for the Project HOPE shindig.
Sourdough Pancake Saturday
SATURDAY, JULY 3 • 6AM - 1PM
We will be hosting a Sourdough Pancake Saturday!
The First Saturday of each Month.
Single for $4.25 or Short Stack for $6.25
Add Whipped Cream, Blueberries or Strawberries for Just $2.00 Each
Make it a Meal! Add a side of egg and breakfast meat for just $4.00
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of 23 new rooms in the West Wing, they are also remodeling/rebranding the
Willows Restaurant & Sagebrush Lounge. The Head Chef Shawn Bergstrom &
Dining Room Manager Michelle Tade are changing up the menu to match the all
new modern twists Betty Stone has crafted for the restaurant. “the Wood”
restaurant, lounge & casino will feature some new menu items as well as some
of your favorite dishes, along with their signature soups and dinner specials. “It’s
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Monday, July 5th
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So sad to see, part 2
We mentioned yesterday how pasture land and
crops are getting fried as far as the drive to Fort Peck
was concerned. Thursday evening I talked to my
neighbor Jay whose job it is traveling around to fix
farm & ranch machinery with his service truck.
“It’s that bad all over,” he said, explaining that a
lot of them are already swathing what’s left of their
crops to bale it and salvage a little bit of hay.
Also on Thursday, Governor Greg Gianforte
(who signed a drought disaster executive order)
called on U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack
to identify all counties in Montana as primary natural
disaster areas.
“As we continue to see record-breaking
temperatures from Libby to Glendive, it is imperative
that the U.S. Department of Agriculture aid Montana
communities in accessing critical resources, such
as the Livestock Forage Program, Emergency
Conservation Program, and Emergency Livestock
Assistance Program, to respond to continued severe
drought conditions on the ground,” the governor
wrote in a letter to Secretary Vilsack.
The governor provided the current outlook,
advising Vilsack that approximately 91 percent of
Montana faces abnormally dry to extreme conditions
as of June 22. At this time last year, approximately 52
percent of the state faced similar conditions.
Gov. Gianforte also noted, despite current
conditions and forecasts, USDA has identified only
16 of Montana’s 56 counties as primary natural
disaster areas.
Stressing the devastating impact of drought
conditions on Montana agricultural producers, Gov.
Gianforte continued, “Relief is needed as swiftly as
possible, particularly for our agricultural producers,
who are seeing impacts to forage and stock water
availability due to drought conditions.”
With many Montana ranchers in need of forage,
the governor also called on Vilsack to allow for
emergency haying and grazing on all of Montana’s
participating Conservation Reserve Program (CRP)
acreage.
“Because we expect record-breaking heat and
associated drought, it is imperative that Montana
can take advantage of viable acres of CRP land,” the
governor wrote.
In response to dry, warm weather that could
increase the danger of human-caused wildfires,
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks fishing access sites
and wildlife management areas will be under Stage
1 Fire Restrictions in Valley, Phillips, and Richland
Counties in Region 6 which went into effect at 12:01
this morning. This follows several other counties/
areas in eastern Montana, including the CMR
National Wildlife Refuge and Custer, Carter, Dawson,
Rosebud, Treasure, and Bighorn counties in Region 7.
The restrictions will be in effect until further notice.
Region 6 FWP followed the lead of Valley, Phillips,
and Richland County officials who announced this
week that they are entering Stage 1 Fire Restrictions.
These restrictions ban campfires except where
specifically exempted. Landowners and agencies
in those counties may or may not exempt specific
sites. Stage 1 Fire Restrictions also prohibit smoking,
except within an enclosed vehicle or building, and in
areas at least three feet in diameter that are cleared
of all flammable materials. People still may cook on
an LP gas or propane stove that can be turned on and
off.
Per FWP policy, no fires will be allowed, even in steel
grates, at any fishing access site (FAS) or wildlife
management areas (WMA) in Valley, Phillips, or
Richland counties in Region 6.
Campfires, normally allowed, are prohibited at
the following sites:
· Glasgow Base Pond FAS, Valley Co.
· Fort Peck Dredge Cut Pond (Trout Pond) FAS,
Valley Co.
· Cole Ponds FAS, Phillips Co.
· Bjornberg Bridge FAS, Phillips Co.
· Snowden Bridge FAS, Richland Co.
· (For other sites in Richland County or other counties
in southeast MT, please refer to FWP Region 7)
Open fires are already prohibited year-round at the
following sites:
· Duck Creek and School Trust FASs, Valley Co.
· Hinsdale and Vandalia WMAs, Valley Co.
· Alkali Creek FAS, Phillips Co.
· Cree Crossing, Sleeping Buffalo, and Dodson Dam
WMAs, Phillips Co.
· Culbertson Bridge, Richland Co.
· (For other sites in Richland County or other counties
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A geologist and his clueless intern are outside

examining hundreds of specimens retrieved from an
old dig site. The intern gets excited when he finds an
interestingly shaped object.
He rushes over to the geologist and says, “Hey, what
kind of mineral is this?”
The geologist takes it and looks it over. He smiles
and says, “Good find, that’s leaverite.”
The intern, with a big grin, says, “Wow! Really?”
The geologist replies, “Yeah, leaverite there. It’s just
a rock.”
A little boy walks in to the lounge one Sunday
morning while his dad is reading the paper.
“Where does poo come from?” he asks.
The father feeling a little perturbed that his 5 year
old son is already asking difficult questions thinks for a
moment and says:

G&D
“Well you know we just ate breakfast?”
“Yes,” answers the boy.
“Well the food goes into our tummies and our
bodies take out all the good stuff, and then whatever is ELECTRIC
left over comes out when we go to the toilet, and that is
poo.”
The little boy looks perplexed, and stares at him in
stunned silence for a few seconds and says, “So.... what
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New Evidence Indicates Critical Race Theory Escaped Dine at the “O”

from A Lab In A College Humanities Department 228-8006

U.S.—Scientists have discovered
mounting evidence that critical race
theory escaped from a lab in a college
humanities department some decades
ago. Originally thought to be a deranged
conspiracy theory, the idea that CRT
escaped from a liberal arts program is
now accepted as mainstream consensus.
“While many believed the deadly
CRT virus arose naturally out of centuries
of systemic oppression, it now appears to
have been manmade,” said Dr. Xander
Willow of Hillsdale College. “It looks
like some good-for-nothing liberal arts
majors were messing around with some
old law textbooks and experimenting
with applying critical race theory to all of
life. As we can see, their gain-of-racism
research had terrible results.”
While researchers could not trace
the virus all the way back to patient zero,
scientific evidence indicates the first
carrier of CRT was “almost certainly
a white woman with purple hair who
screamed a lot.” “Yeah, her name was
probably Chloe or Claire. Or maybe
Karen. It’s hard to tell based on the
evidence we have, but genetics indicates
this virus definitely evolved from a
woman afflicted by white guilt.”
“Her actions in developing and
releasing this virus on the population
may prove to be deadlier than any other
virus yet.”
To fight CRT, experts are
recommending loving your neighbor no
matter what their skin color is, seeing
a person instead of a race, and reading
your Bible. Also, hydroxychloroquine.
~ Babylon Bee
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REYNOLDS MARKET, GLASGOW AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & AGRICULTURE, TBID
5:00-6:30 PM - GOVERNOR’S CUP MANDATORY RULES MEETING-@ KIWANIS PARK
6:00 PM - CALCUTTA BY AUCTIONEER BRIAN AUSTIN-@ KIWANIS PARK –
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
FRIDAY,, JULY 9:
6:45 AM - OPENING CEREMONY & NATIONAL ANTHEM
7:00 AM - 34TH ANNUAL MT GOV. CUP TOURNAMENT BEGINS @ MARINA @ FORT PECK
3:00 PM - WEIGH –INS START @ MARINA
5:00 PM - FISH FRY AT KIWANIS PARK, OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
- GOOD FOOD/COLD BEVERAGES/PRIZES/EXCLUSIVE MERCHANDISE!
- RAFFLES AND 50/50 BOARD
- VISIT WITH PARTICIPATING FISHERMEN & SPONSORS
5:30 PM - SCORES POSTED @ KIWANIS PARK WITH EMCEE JOE HERBOLD
6:00 PM - CALCUTTA BY AUCTIONEER BRIAN AUSTIN – FRIDAY DAY MONEY & BIG FISH AWARDED
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
SATURDAY,, JULY 10:
6:45 AM - OPENING CEREMONY– NATIONAL ANTHEM
7:00 AM - FINAL DAY FOR FISHING THE 34TH ANNUAL GOV. CUP AT THE FORT PECK MARINA
7:45 AM - 12:30 PM - YOUTH FISHING TOURNAMENT @ KIWANIS PARK
3:00 PM - WEIGH-INS START
5:30 PM - FINAL SCORES POSTED-@ KIWANIS PARK BY EMCEE JOE HERBOLD WINNERS
ANNOUNCED AND PRIZES AWARDED
34TH ANNUAL MONTANA GOVERNORS CUP WALLEYE TOURNAMENT EXCLUSIVE SPONSORS:

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ponsors - Missouri River Country, Pure Fishing, Lakeridge Lodging and Bait Shop, D & G Sports and Western, JR’s Party
Store #24, Reynolds, Nemont, Mon-Dak Marine - Lowrance, Cott ttonwood
t Inn & Suites, Anne & David Bradley, Gateway
Club, Yar-Craft
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t Agland Co-op, K2 Laserworks, Scott
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t Track ‘N Wheel, Albertsons, Glasgow Tourism Business Improvement
District, Coca-Cola, Ezzie’s, NorthWestern Energy, Mondak Sports, Nemont Beverage Corporation, Fort Peck Marina,
Warrior Boats, Hi-Line Ford, Wolf Point Walleye Chapter, Glasgow/Fort Peck Walleye Chapter, Thrivent Financial

Montana Governor’s Cup Youth Fishing Tournament

Saturday, July 10, 2021
Kiwanis Fishing Ponds & Winter Harbor
Schedule of events:
7:45 AM-8:30 AM-Ages 3 thru 7 ............................................................................Registration
8:30-10 AM-Kids ages 3 thru 7 ................................................................................. Fishing
10:00 AM..................................................................................Awards and Lunch to Follow
9:30-10 AM-Kids ages 8 thru 12 ....................................................................... Registration
10 AM-12 Noon-Kids ages 8 thru 12......................................................................... Fishing
12 Noon ...................................................................................Awards and Lunch to Follow

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