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Actually, this is just a spooky blast from the past,
the first year of the Glasgow High School’s Haunted
Hay Ride, held back on October 29th, 2015. The
GHS students will be hosting their annual Haunted
Hayride this Sunday, October 24th at Sullivan Park.
The course has been shortened but will be packed
with plenty of scares! The cost is $1/body with
proceeds being donated to the Children’s Museum of
Northeast Montana. The “Not so Scary” time is from
5:30 – 6:15p.m., then from 6:15 - 7:30p.m. will be for
the “Not weak of heart or bladder”. Halloween masks
(upon others) — are an option, but not required!
Scotties wrap up regular seasons in Wolf Point
By Mike Brandt
The regular season for Class B and C football,
as well as volleyball, is this weekend. Glasgow is
on the road tonight as the Dawgs are set for a dog
fight against Wolf Point on the football field while
volleyball wraps up in Wolf Point on Saturday.
The football game doesn’t have any impact on
playoffs as Glasgow had already clinched a playoff
berth a few weeks ago. The 32-22 win over Fairfield
put the Dawgs in the position to claim the top spot
in the Northern B by winning their next two games.
Glasgow was successful in beating Conrad, 30-8, but
the Dawgs lost to, then ranked fifth, Malta, 37-6.
Around 45° in
Wolf Point at
kick-off time
Today: Sunny, with a high near 59. East southeast wind 7
to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph.
Tonight: Increasing clouds, with a low around 35. Breezy,
with an east wind 16 to 23 mph, with gusts as high as 33
mph.
Saturday: A 20 percent chance of showers before 3pm.
Mostly cloudy, with a high near 54. East southeast wind
16 to 21 mph decreasing to 9 to 14 mph in the afternoon.
Winds could gust as high as 30 mph.
Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 33. East
southeast wind 5 to 8 mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 60. Light southeast
wind becoming south southeast 6 to 11 mph in the
afternoon.
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 36. East
southeast wind 10 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 24
mph.
Monday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 60. East southeast
wind 15 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph.
Monday Night: A 30 percent chance of showers. Mostly
cloudy, with a low around 38. East wind 6 to 10 mph
becoming west after midnight.
Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 60. West wind 10
to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph.
Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 35. West
wind 10 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph.
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 59. Breezy, with a
west wind 10 to 15 mph increasing to 17 to 22 mph in the
afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 34 mph.
Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 34.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 57.
Despite the loss, the Dawgs still clinched a playoff
berth and probably the second seed in the Northern
B and a first round home playoff game Oct. 30.
Glasgow was ranked sixth in the 406mtsports
football power poll. The loss to Malta dropped the
Dawgs down to ninth and moved Malta to fourth.
Glasgow is ranked lower than Fairfield. Yet the Dawgs
clipped the Eagles’ wings three weeks ago.
The Dawgs (3-1, 6-2) can take momentum into
the playoffs with a victory over Wolf Point. Glasgow
has been led by senior running back Kyler Hallock and
junior quarterback Mason Donaldson. The Dawgs
have also been getting good play from sophomore
running back Tatum Hansen and receivers Trey
Johnson, a senior, and Ashton Potter, a junior.
Defensively, the Dawgs have been playing well
with the exception of the game with Malta. But even
in that game the Dawgs forced the mustangs to turn
the ball over. Glasgow played a good second half
against the Mustangs, allowing only one touchdown.
If Glasgow plays that type of defense against the
Wolves tonight then the Dawgs should come out with
a win.
Glasgow’s offense is capable of racking up over
300 yards.
Wolf Point’s (1-3, 2-6) losses came against
Bowman, N.D., 45-0; Baker, 40-6; Roundup, 28-27;
Malta, 54-20; Cut Bank, 50-15; and Fairfield, 57-0.
The Wolves defeated Colstrip, 25-0, and Conrad, 43-
18.
Malta has another huge game tonight as the
Mustangs travel to Fairfield. The Eagles need a win.
They are desperate in trying to save their season. A
loss puts Fairfield on the road in the playoffs. This is
something the Eagles are not used to. They usually
are hosting a first round game. The Eagles finished
runner-up last year after losing to Manhattan-
Manhattan Christian in the state championship game.
Second-ranked Townsend (6-1) also has a big
game, traveling to Boulder to take on seventh-ranked
Jefferson (5-2) for the Battle of the Elkhorn Friday
night. No. 1 Florence (7-0) host No. 6 Bigfork (6-1).
Most of the Class C teams are idle this week
waiting for the playoffs next week. Flint Creek
continues to hold down the top spot in Class C 8-man
football and Froid-Lake in 6-man.
Missoula Sentinel and Hamilton also continue
to hold the top spots in AA and A, respectively.
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 OBITUARY
JOHN TURNER
Memorial Service Rick Birkoski
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23RD
Richard (Rick) A.
AT 2:00 PM Birkoski passed away
Nashua Civic Center surrounded by the love
Nashua, Montana of his family and friends
on Wednesday, October
13th, 2021.
Thank You from the family of Ruby Eliason, thank you Rick was born to
so much for all the calls, cards, food, and memorials in Phyllis and Edmund
honor of our mom. Birkoski and was one of
A special thanks to Bell Mortuary, Pastor Scott and
everyone involved in her service.
four brothers. He went
Also a huge thanks to Prairie Ridge, Amber, Ann, to school in Glasgow,
Paulette, Rose and all the staff, your care and concern Mt and upon graduating continued his education
will not be forgotten. at Wyoming Tech receiving his certificate for
Virginia & Trex Redstone, Ruth & Leon Garfield, diesel mechanics. He returned back to Montana
Mike and Michelle Eliason and while living in Hinsdale met his wife Linda
Brookie and to them one son was born, they later
FREE Community Training divorced. Rick later met Kelly Rankin who became
for Glasgow Middle School his girlfriend. Rick stayed in Glasgow and worked
Parents/Family Members many jobs, including for Zerbes, Boeing, and his
Where: Glasgow Middle School last job at Dry Prairie Rural Water.
When: Tue., Oct 26th from 6:15 pm - 8:15 pm
He loved working with his hands and could

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always be found with a project in his garages,
helping neighbors in need, or helping his son learn
about vehicles or other DIY tasks. If he ran short
on broken things to fix, he started taking apart
Question, Persuade, Refer
whatever was nearby. There was no mechanical
Suicide is preventable. problem he couldn’t solve, be it gas, diesel, or
Learn how to save a life. electrical. Rick also loved his dogs and would
Brenda Kneeland LCPC and CEO of Eastern Montana Community Mental
Health Center will answer any questions during the discussion portion. always spoil them, never leaving them out of a
cruise or sharing dinner from the table. Rick was
someone you could always depend on, he loved his
family and always watched over them.
Rick is survived by his son Jeremy Birkoski
(Glasgow), mother Phyllis Birkoski, girlfriend Kelly
Rankin (Glasgow), brother Lee Birkoski (Glasgow),
OCTOBER IS brother David (Linda) Birkoski (Great Falls), and
BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH many aunts, cousins, nieces, and nephews. As well
MAMMOGRAMS as many friends.
Rick is preceded in death by his father Edmund
SAVE LIVES Birkoski and brother Dale Birkoski.
HELP US HELP YOU LOWER YOUR RISK Funeral Services will be Held on Monday,
OF DEVELOPING BREAST CANCER
October 25, 2021 at Assembly of God Church in
SCHEDULE YOUR MAMMOGRAM TODAY!
CALL FMDH RADIOLOGY AT (406)228-3630
Glasgow at 11:00 a.m. Internment following the
service will be at Highland Cemetery.

Bernie Retires As His Vision
Has Finally Been Realized
BURLINGTON, VT—Bernie Sanders has retired as a
U.S. Senator as his lifelong vision of making sure that
America becomes just like Venezuela and other socialist
countries has finally been achieved amid Biden’s supply
chain crisis.
“It’s just refreshing to see these empty shelves—
reminds me of simpler times visiting Cuba and the
Soviet Union back in my heyday,” he said to himself as
he took a stroll through his local grocery store.
He stopped by the deodorant aisle and smiled.
“Not a single stick of deodorant to choose from. My
work here is done.”
“I’m glad I can finally turn in my Senator’s badge
and gun, resting easy in the knowledge that the United
States is in good hands. We’ll be eating dogs before you
know it.”
Sanders says he now takes a refreshing morning
walk through the grocery store every morning, taking
deep breaths as he admires the empty bread shelves,
reminding him of the halcyon days. “We’ve gotta keep
Biden in office so it can be like this all the time.”
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VOTERS OF GLASGOW
Your vote for mayor would be greatly appreciated. I believe that I have the
experience and skills necessary to head up our city government.
Experience – over a decade serving on the City Council
Knowledge – involved with city operations (Wastewater Improvement
project, updating the city water system, involved with the plan to replace
the swimming pool, day to day operations of the city, etc.)
LEADERSHIP SKILLS
• President of the City Council
• President of the Recreation Board
• Former President of the Fair Board
• Former member of the Refuse Board
• Former member of the Montana Association of Student Councils
Executive Board
• Currently on the Milk River Inc. Board (Vice President)
• Currently on the Valley County HOPE Project Board (Secretary)
• Former Chairman of the Northeast Montana Relay For Life (10 years)
• Former Chairman of the Montana Association of Swimming
• Public School Educator (34 years; 26 in Glasgow)
CIVIC RESPONSIBILITIES
Festival of Trees / Cuisine for the Cure / 4th of July Celebration
Longest Dam Run / Montana Governor’s Cup Walleye Tournament
Valley County Thanksgiving Day Dinner / Veterans’ Day Breakfast,
Remembrance Tree Program / Polar Plunge / Senior Citizen Prom
Coached Scottie Athletics for 35 years
Glasgow is my home. I was born and raised here,
and have enjoyed being able to give back to Glasgow.
Your vote for mayor would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you. Rod Karst
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 Thank You!
Wow! Where do I start? Since my unexpected time in the
hospital, my life has been greatly changed.
Thanks to all that sent cards, text messages, called, prayers,
and visited me in person. Thanks for the treats and meals. Please join us for a
Thank you to my family, I couldn’t have gotten through this
without you! Thanks for assisting me in and out of my car.
Birthday Open House for
Thanks to my special relay team: Willie Thibault and Mona
Amundson. Thanks to my colleagues at the school…you have
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while I haven’t been able to be with them. I have always said
that I have the best kids…and it has been proven!
Thanks for the many kind deeds that have been bestowed on
me…it is greatly appreciated.
As my good friend Todd Glaser said, “People want to help,
so let them”. Get away from life for a while®
I can’t express how much it has meant and been of assistance. NEW HOURS
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Wrapping it up in Wolf Point
CoachSomer Hoerster has four seniors that
played their last home volleyball match of the
regular season Thursday night in which the Scotties
won over Malta, 25-19, 17-25, 25-22, 28-26. Coach
Hoerster talked about each one and their positions.
ABRIANNA NEILSEN - “She’s our outside
hitter. She was the team MVP last year. She is just
a great overall volleyball player. She has a wicked
serve. She’s capable of hitting anywhere. She’s an
excellent passer and she’s willing to hit the floor
when she needs to. She’s a fabulous player,” said
Hoerster.
KLAIRE KRUMWIEDE - “She plays front row
for us. She’s a good server. She broke her ankle
when she was a sophomore. She missed her entire
sophomore season, which was unfortunate. She
worked so hard last year to really get back into it.
She has really come on this year and has done a
great job for us with her block, with her hitting that
she does and she has a really nice serve, too,” said
Hoerster.
TYANN GRAHAM - “She’s kind of ‘Miss all
purpose.’ She can set when I need her to and she can
swing when I need her to hit outside. With our line
up change she had to hit outside opposite Abrianna
against Sidney. She did a great job with that. When
she was a freshman or a sophomore she had to step
in on the varsity when Rochelle (Glaser) went down
with an ankle injury against Malta. She did a fabulous
job with that. She plays incredible defense. She has
a really nice serve too. She does whatever you need
her to do to get the job done. She’s a fabulous utility
player. When you need a job done she’s the first one
to raise her hand,” said Hoerster.
BLAIRE WESTBY - “You can’t say enough
about her.She’s a kid that would run through a brick
wall four you. She’s been in a boot since this last
spring. Defensively, she’s on the floor in a match 20
of 50 times, depending on how much offense they
are giving us. She’s the same way in practice. She’s
the one that is always in charge of getting the net set
up and helping the younger kids and she definitely
leads by example. There’s nothing the Blaire won’t
do to help her team be successful. She’s another
huge part of success with her defense and her work
ethic,” said Hoerster.
“They all have contributed to this program and
given younger kids some levels to work for,” said
Hoerster. “They will definitely be missed. They are
a great bunch of athletes and they’re a great group
of girls. I’m really proud of the things they have
dealt with and overcame this season with injuries
they had to deal with and getting the wins when we
needed to.”
Hoerster added, “I am just proud of all of them
for doing a great job with their flexibility this season.
Our numbers are down but they still show up every
day and that’s not always fun and sometimes it’s
frustrating but they have a lot to be proud of when
they look at their wins and the things that they have
done this last several years.”
Vote
TODD YOUNG
FOR MAYOR
A Fresh Start, A New Voice, A New Vision
I Support:
• GPD community policing
• Keeping the public informed on all city
happenings
• Always keeping an open mind to the community
and approachable at all times
• Continued positive and constructive co-operation
between city council and county
• I understand the value of tax dollars
Paid for by Todd Young for Mayor; Todd Young, Treasurer
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Friday Funnies by
A farm boy accidentally
overturned his wagonload of manure.
The farmer who lived nearby heard the
noise and yelled over to the boy, “Hey
Willis, forget your troubles. Come in
and visit with us. I’ll help you get the
wagon up later.” “That’s mighty nice of you,” Willis
answered, “but I don’t think Pa would like me to.”
“Well okay,” the boy finally agreed, and added,
“but Pa won’t like it.”
After a hearty dinner, Willis thanked his host. “I
feel a lot better now, but I know Pa is going to be real
upset.”
“Don’t be foolish!” the neighbor said with a smile.
“By the way, where is he?”
“Under the wagon.”
CALL FOR BIDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Valley County Commissioner are
accepting bids for Patrol Vessel Special Purpose-Medical Transport.
Bids must be received by the Valley County Commissioners office, no
later than 5:00 pm October 25th 2021, in a sealed envelope marked
SEALED BID – Patrol Vessel Special Purpose-Medical Transport,
including bidders name and return address to the Valley County
Commissioner’s Office, 501 Court Square, Box #1, Glasgow, MT 59230.
Bids will be opened and read publicly Tuesday, October 26th 2021 at
10:00 am.
Interested Bidders call Rick Seiler at 406-263-1479 for bid packets
and any additional information they have about the bidding process.
Valley County reserves the right to accept or reject any bid or portions
of the bid and to waive any irregularities which are deemed to be in the
best interest of Valley County.

Upon entering the little country store, the stranger

noticed a sign saying “DANGER! BEWARE OF DOG!”
posted on the glass door. Inside he noticed a harmless
old hound dog asleep on the floor besides the cash
register.
He asked the store manager, “Is THAT the dog
folks are supposed to beware of?”
“Yep, that’s him,” he replied.
The stranger couldn’t help but be amused. “That
certainly doesn’t look like a dangerous dog to me. Why
in the world would you post that sign?”
“Because,” the owner replied, “before I posted that
sign, people kept tripping over him.”

A little kid’s in school, taking a true-false test and

he’s flipping a coin. At the end of the test he’s flipping the
coin again. The teacher says, “What are you doing?”
He says, “Checking my answers.”

A housewife with three young children was getting

dinner ready when the phone rang. The six-year-old
picked it up and said, “Hi, Daddy!” and she began telling
him about her day.
She then passed the phone to her brother and sister
as was the custom whenever Daddy called from work.
When it was finally the wife’s turn to talk she took
the receiver and said, “Hi, honey.”
“Thank goodness, lady,” the voice on the other end
replied. “I just called to tell you that the wallpaper you
ordered is here!”
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Monoclonal Antibodies
for Treatment of COVID-19

What are monoclonal antibodies?

Monoclonal antibodies, or mAbs, are a laboratory
produced protein that functions like the antibodies
made by the immune system in response to infection.
By binding to a specific molecule on a virus or
bacteria, known as an antigen, a monoclonal
antibody can enhance or restore the immune response
against these pathogens. Monoclonal antibody
treatment has been used and tested for the Ebola virus
and RSV, as well as chronic illnesses such as
rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis, inflammatory
bowel disease, and more. The FDA has issued an
Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) to allow the use
of monoclonal antibody therapies for the treatment of
mild to moderate COVID-19 in certain high-risk
patients. This treatment is not a substitute for vaccina-
tion against COVID-19.

Who is eligible for monoclonal antibody treatment?

Adults considered at high-risk for severe COVID-19 and high-risk youth ages 12-17 who weigh at
least 88 pounds may be eligible for treatment. Individuals who have recently tested positive for
COVID-19 and have had symptoms for 10 days or less can schedule a consult to see if monoclonal
antibody treatment is right for them. Call FMDH at 228-3509 to schedule a consult.

Are monoclonal antibodies safe?

In most cases, the benefits of treatment outweigh any potential risks. While extremely rare, some severe
allergic reactions have been reported with the use of monoclonal antibodies. Some side effects of mAbs
include but are not limited to: allergic reactions, flu-like symptoms, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, and
low blood pressure.

How are monoclonal antibodies administered?

mAbs are given through intravenous infusion (i.e., through a vein) or injection.

To schedule a consult to see if

you are eligible for monoclonal
antibody therapy call:

1-406-228-3509