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Jâca to perform
tonight at GHS
The Northeastern Arts Network’s
Big Sky series continues with Jaca,
Tuesday, November 15th at 7:00 in the
Glasgow High School auditorium.
Jâca is a guitar & clarinet duo that
combines classical and world music to
bring an adventurous, passionate, and
completely original style to the stage.
Jâca’s music reflects the versatility of their
instruments, using Western Classical
training as a base to combine with their Tedious task
diverse musical and cultural heritage. Gabe Proctor didn’t paint the window for Homecoming at BS Central, but
Ticket prices are Adults - $20, he has the job of trying to clean it up — and it’s no easy task (probably
Senior Citizens - $18 & Students - $15, much funner to do the painting than the scrubbing and scraping!). With
Glasgow students are able to use their the exception of the MHSA football state championships on the line this
activity ticket for admission. Saturday, the 2022 fall sports are in the rearview mirror.

Get braced
for Thursday
& Friday
morning
Today: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 23. Light and
variable wind.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 9. Light and
variable wind becoming west northwest 5 to 10 mph after
midnight.
Wednesday: A 20 percent chance of snow after 11am.
Patchy blowing snow after 11am. Cloudy, with a high
near 30. Northwest wind 15 to 21 mph, with gusts as
high as 29 mph.
Wednesday Night: A 20 percent chance of snow before
11pm. Patchy blowing snow. Mostly cloudy, with a low
around 5. Wind chill values between -10 and zero.
Northwest wind around 21 mph, with gusts as high as
31 mph.
Thursday: Patchy blowing snow after 11am. Mostly
cloudy, with a high near 13. Northwest wind 18 to 21
mph, with gusts as high as 29 mph.
Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around -2.
West northwest wind 10 to 14 mph, with gusts as high
as 21 mph.
Friday: Partly sunny, with a high near 19. West wind 10
to 15 mph increasing to 16 to 21 mph in the afternoon.
Friday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 2.
Northwest wind 10 to 18 mph, with gusts as high as 30
mph.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 18.Saturday
Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around -1.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 21.
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 5.
Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 25.
Don “K” Talks About Montana
Republican “Supermajority”
by Aaron Flint, Montana Talks
If all of the latest election results hold following the
counting of the provisional ballots, and if a 10 vote lead
survives a recount- Montana Republicans will hold 103 of
the seats in the state legislature. They’ve already secured a
“supermajority”, the question is how big.
To top it off, Republicans also won both of the
statewide congressional seats that will be held by Matt
Rosendale in the East and Ryan Zinke in the West.
We spoke with Don “K”, the Chairman of the Montana
Republican Party following the big Republican victories in
the 2022 elections in Montana.
Don “K”: “Montanans decided to keep Montana,
Montana...voters spoke loudly. As I said, they want
Republican leadership. The Democrat Party has left the
hardworking Montanans behind. Their radical woke
agenda is is not being embraced by Montanans. That
was pretty clear by sending Zinke and Rosendale back
to Washington, DC, to hold the Biden administration
administration accountable.”
Don K said GOP turnout was pretty good for the
GOP. He specifically cited Butte and Silver Bow County as
coming in strong for Zinke and the Republicans compared
to previous elections. For the full audio with Don K, go to
the Montana Talks website.
Here’s what else stood out to me: not one of the
Democrat Congressional candidates, nor the so-called
Independent candidate in the race for Congress in the
Eastern District, (Tranel, Ronning, Buchanan etc) called
their respective Republican opponent to concede the race
and to congratulate the winner on their election.
By the way, the offer continues to be offered up for
the Montana Democrat Party to also join us on the air.
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Bigfork falls in semifinals
By Mike Brandt
Who are these Rams? Well, after Saturday everyone
will know that the Missoula Loyola Rams are for real.
This is a team that came into the Class B football playoffs
with a 4-5 record and were then fourth seed out of the
Western B.
So, this is what the playoffs are all about!
The Rams had to go on the road for their playoff
games. It all started in Townsend where the Rams
upset the Southern B champs, 27-13. Then it was a
long trek across the state to Shepherd when the Rams
were successful once again, this time 14-7. Now for
the semifinals Loyola went to Bigfork, a little closer to
home, for a 14-6 win over the top-ranked and previously
unbeaten Vikings. Bigfork was the lone Class B team
without a loss, until Saturday.
Loyola scored in the third quarter after a scoreless
first half. The Rams defense then made two goal line
stands in the final minute to get the upset victory.
The Rams (7-5) took a 7-0 lead when Aiden Round
connected with Malik Lyttle for a 17-yard touchdown
on a fourth-and-14 play with 3:18 left in the third, Talen
Reynolds had runs of 34 and 15 yards to set up the score.
Jake Jamieson picked off a Bigfork pass on the ensuing
drive, setting up the Rams in the red zone. A few plays
later, Reynolds took a direct snap and powered in for a
2-yard TD and a 14-0 lead with 49 seconds left in the
third.
Bigfork (11-1) capitalized on a punt snafu by the
Rams at the Vikings 15 to set up a Joseph Farrier 3-yard
TD in the fourth.
The Vikings had the ball, after forcing a punt, at
the 2 yard line when Bigfork quarterback Tristen Herd
fumbled the ball with 2:45 to play. The Rams had another
punt go bad when the hgh kick sent the ball back to
the Loyola 8 yard line. That set the Vikings up with a
chance to tie the game with a touchdown and 2-point
conversion, with 1:47 to play. But a touchdown run was
called back because of a holding call. Bigfork drew a pass
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interference penalty on its fourth-and-goal play from
the 19 with 42 seconds to play in the game. The penalty
was half the distance to the goal and was announced in
the stadium as an automatic first down, but is no such
thing in Montana high school football. Thus, the Vikings
turned the ball over on downs.
Loyola will have another short drive south next
Saturday to Florence for a state championship. Florence
(10-2) , which defeated Jefferson (8-4) 40-23. It will be
another all-Western B final.
Fairview made the long trek to the west to take
on St. Ignatius in the Class C 8-man semifinals. The
Warriors (8-3), who will join Northern B next year, put VFW Post 3017
up a good battle before falling to the Bulldogs 54-48. The invites you to the
Bulldogs had scored six touchdowns before the Warriors
had gotten on the scoreboard. Fairview fought back to “Brawl of the Wild”
make it a o e-score game with under two minutes to play.
Belt shutout Culbertson (9-2), 38-0, on two
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Pirates, who edged two-time defending state champions
Froid-Lake (8-4) 35-34. This will be the Pirates first-ever
state title game.
Kade Erickson’s touchdown pass to Connor Glennie
with 34 seconds left in the game gave the Pirates the
victory. Erickson’s pass to William Sanguins for the
1-point conversion gave the Pirates the 1-point lead.
Erickson threw five touchdowns in the game.
Austen Hobbs scored four touchdowns for Froid-
Lake, two of them on kick returns. The Pirates were
down two scores going into the second half.
Fergus (11-0) will host Billings Central for the Class
A championship. The Golden Eagles beat Polson 49-32
behind two TDs from Jett Poyce. Polson quarterback
Jarrett Wilson passed for 399 yards.

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 Old Harold has
had enough of it BURGER GLASGOW
SCHOOL MENU
Egg

Harold was an old WEDNESDAY

man. He was sick and Breakfast
Egg & Cheese Sandwich • Ham Pre
in the hospital. There
was one young nurse NIGHT Juice • Milk
Lunch
ALL HANDCRAFTED that just drove him Wednesday Nights Pretzel w/ Cheese • Taco Soup

BAZAAR crazy. Every time she

came in, she would talk
Serving 5:00-7:00 PM
with Sam Waters at the Grill,
Corn Chips • Pineapple • Milk

Hosted by to him like he was a

little child.
and the Elks crew in the kitchen
T-Bone Sez ...
PEO Chapter U Accepting TO-GO Orders
I saw an ad for burial
She would say in Elks Hours: plots, and thought to
SATURDAY a patronizing tone of Wednesday - Friday myself this is the last
NOVEMBER 19 voice, “And how are we 4:00 - 10:00 PM thing I need.
9 AM - 3PM doing this morning,” or
GLASGOW “Are we ready for a bath,” Valley View Home’s Annual
Harvest Festival
or “Are we hungry?”
CIVIC CENTER Old Harold had
319 3rd St. South had enough of this
Tuesday, November 22
$40 / Table particular nurse. One
2:00 - 4:00 PM
day, Old Harold had
Contact breakfast, pulled the
Bake Sale, Live Music
Hot Drinks & Raffle Drawing
Juanita juice off the tray, and Raffle Tickets for sale at Valley View in the front office
Morehouse put it on his bed side Raffle Tickets are 1 for $1 or 6 for $5
406-263-5200 stand. He had been Full sized pies, Slices of pie, and other Baked Goods.
Lunch will be given a urine bottle to If the community would like to donate baked goods
fill for testing. we ask that they be delivered to Valley View no later
available by than the evening of November 21st
The juice was apple
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and will be used specifically for our Residents
where the juice went!
The nurse came in a The first computer dates back to Adam and
little later, picked up Eve. It was an Apple with limited memory, just
the urine bottle and one byte. And then everything crashed.
looked at it.
“My, but it seems we
are a little cloudy today.”
At this, Old Harold
snatched the bottle out
of her hand, popped off
the top, and drank it
down, saying, “Well, I’ll
run it through again.
Maybe I can filter it
better this time.”
The nurse fainted...
Old Harold just smiled.
The moral to this
story? Don’t mess with
Senior Citizens!

 Thanks for Listening
White House A
Satellite Of The CCP?
Seems it is just that, indeed!!
Our president is paying far too
much attention and kissing far too
many Chi-Com rears saying it’s in the best
interests of the United States! During his latest speech
on election day I was literally, not figuratively sick to
my stomach to hear the blatant lies coming out of that
person’s mouth. How can the leader of any people, any
nation so glibly lie to his people as this president does
every time his face is on TV?
One of the biggest Pinocchio’s is that “our southern
border is secure.” I don’t know what TV station you’re
watching but mine showed a solid line of illegals as far as
the camera could reach wading across the Rio Grande
and no Border Patrol on this side to “welcome” them.
Some get caught the further they encroach into our
country but there are an estimated 2,400 “get-aways”
every day (876,000 per year) who will remain here as
long as they don’t get caught. I really can’t blame the
better part of these people for wanting to immigrate
here from the poverty and crime they left in their own
country but I do care that the criminal portion of these
illegals are bringing the crime, corruption and chaos
from their country into ours.
‘Nuff said on that issue....for now
This midterm election has shown me just what
our nation is in for in the very near future and it is
this....parents have lost control of their childrens’
education and have given that task to a highly
Democrat-controlled education system that has
permeated our schools, colleges and Universities. 90%
of the professors and other educators in our institutes
of higher learning are Democrats. There are only two...
TWO colleges in the country that are staffed 99% by
Republicans. This midterm election has shown a large
increase of college age voters and the majority of them,
according to Fox and Newsmax have voted Democrat.
It’s an education system that has allowed....nay....
welcomed mass money contributions from foreign
nations and has allowed China to infiltrate their spies
into our colleges and universities....and into some of
our larger public high school systems.
It doesn’t take a rocket surgeon to see that the
mainstream media largely favors the radical Left so
their coverage of the news is strongly biased to the
left. We haven’t had a truly unbiased newscast since
Edward R. Murrow or Walter Kronkite. A newscast
that tells the truth, the whole truth and nothing but
the truth. Holy Buckets!! What a concept. Truth in
news-casting?
My friend pulled a good one on Zale’s awhile
back and I just gotta tell you about it. He watched a
Zale’s commercial that showed two men kissing while
shopping for a wedding ring. He took offense as any
good 24/7/365 Christian man would do. He had a
thought. He went to Zale’s and told the young lady
clerk he was shopping for a wedding ring for his new
fiance and being as she was a very special person he
would go as high as maybe $25,000. The clerk choked
on her gum, coughed a couple times and said “Please,
let me show you some rings.” She brought out some
from under the counter....the top shelf stuff, you know.
After several or more minutes of perusing the display
my learned friend pointed at a $40 grand ring and
said “I think I like that one.” The cheeky clerk gushed
“My, that’s a wonderful choice! I’m sure your bride
will love it.” My friend then dropped the other shoe
when he said, “My bride is a female and judging by
your commercial of two males passionately kissing
while shopping at Zale’s I think I’ll take my business
to a place that favors the old-fashioned man/woman
unions.” With that he took his $40 grand and left the
store clerk with a tiny tear streaming down her face
while her “significant other” also a female, consoled
her.
Another chilling thought is that the millennial’s
and Gen Z’ers are coming of age and starting to infiltrate
the political arena. They were mostly educated in the
very Democrat controlled system I mentioned a few
words ago. Does that send a cold shiver up your spine?
It should.
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening
~ Virgil Vaupel
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