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The Big Drive of ’89

The Great Montana Centennial Drive of ’89 came to a great chuckwagon for those who weren’t cooking
an end on September 9th, 1989, 35 years ago. It was up grub for themselves, it was beautiful September
approximately a 60 mile drive that began in Roundup weather for the most part, and to some critics before
and ended in Billings on a Saturday morning. The it started, it was 110% success! Cowboys and
cattle drive involved 105 drovers, 2,812 cattle, cowgirls and non-cowboys and non-cowgirls from
208 wagons, 3,337 horses for 2,397 cowboys and all over Montana (and in fact the world) participated.
cowgirls, and 79 horse wranglers. Pictured here on Stan Lynde, famous for his Rick O’Shay and Latigo
the Drive of ’89 were Billy Uphaus, Randy Cumber, western comic strips, was all in on the idea and what
Cindy Olson (Malta) and Ronnie Potter. And what a great guy who was in on the entire trip. Yes, lots
a week-long party it was. Live music in the big of friendships were made on the Montana Cattle
Budweiser tent every night (“I used to be able to put Drive of ’89. The Great Cattle Drive of ‘89 marked
down a lot of Budweisers back then,” Billy recalls), Montana’s most ambitious centennial celebration.
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REPLACEMENT THERAPY GLASGOW SCHOOLS SURPLUS SALE 9/13 8 am – 12 pm: Sales at the
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 AT 6:00 PM following locations: GHS- #1 Scottie Pride Drive; GMS- 11 Lasar Drive; Irle
JOIN USCOTTONWOOD
TO LEARN ABOUTINN BIOIDENTICAL
School- 825 8th St N; & Admin Office–229 7th St N. For a listing of items,
HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY
go to: https://www.glasgow.k12.mt.us (scroll to the news section).
Featured Speakers: Michelle Perry & Dawn Sugg, FNP-C
Items not sold will be disposed.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
Do you ever OF HORMONE
feel like something IMBALANCE:
just isn’t right? It could be your hormones.
BUZZ
• Reduced
Let’s talkmental focus & memory
how hormones affect everything about your health.
• Difficulty sleeping
• Feeling down, mood swings, on edge
• COMMON
Muscle and orSYMPTOMS OF
joint discomfort
• Reduced
HORMONE sexual desire & performance
IMBALANCE:
PATIENTS TELL
• Reduced mental US& THEY
focus memory EXPERIENCE:
• Increased energy, strength, and weight loss*
• Fatigue, lack of energy
• Feel younger healthier, and happier*
• • Difficulty
Better sleeping
moods, memory, and mental clarity*
• Restored libidomood
• Feeling down, and improved
swings, onrelation
edge ships*
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This
• Muscle
product is not and/or
intendedjoint discomfort
to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Hopefully
• Reduced sexual desire and performance

rain coming
PATIENTS TELL US
THEY EXPERIENCE:

this week
Glasgow School Teachers
land some classroom grants
Today: Mostly
Increased sunny,
energy, Feelwith a high near 81. North northeast
younger,
strength, and healthier, and
wind 7 to 9 mph. happier*
weight loss*
Tonight: A 30 percent chance of showers, mainly after The Montana Office of Public instruction recently
5am. Increasing clouds, with a low around 56. East wind allocated $1.5 Million in federal Elementary and
7 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph. Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) funds to
Better moods, Restored libido
Wednesday:
memory, andA 20 percent and improved chance of showers before noon. Montana teachers.
Partly sunny,
mental clarity*with relationships*
a high near 85. Breezy, with an east Through a partnership with DonorsChoose, a
wind 17 to 23 mph, with gusts as high as 32 mph. 501(c)(3) charitable non-profit, they offered $500 direct
Wednesday Night: A 40 percent chance of showers and
Featured Speaker: Michelle Perry & Dawn Sugg, FNP-C grants to all K-12 public school teachers in Montana.
thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 60. East Glasgow teachers were very successful in chasing
wind 14 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 31 mph.
these grant funds through the required application
05/09/24
Thursday: A 40 percent chance of showers and process!! The following NINE Glasgow Public School
thunderstorms.
Located: Cottonwood Inn, Glasgow
Partly sunny, with a high near 82. East teachers have been notified that they will be receiving a
wind 9 to 11 mph becoming west in the afternoon.
6:00 pm
Thursday Night: A 50 percent chance of showers and Mrs. Legare GMS -- “Manipulating Our Way Through
$500 grant for their classroom this school year:
thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 52. West
southwest wind around 14 mph.
Math!”
Mrs. Peters GMS -- “Theatre Math Behind the Scenes”
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Friday: A chance of showers, then showers likely and
possibly a thunderstorm after noon. Partly sunny, with a Mrs. Rasmusan GMS -- “Stay Gold: Captivate Readers
high near 70. West southwest wind 11 to 16 mph, with Through a Mock Trial!”
gusts as high as 25 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%.
Mrs. Swenson Irle -- “4th Grade Novels!”
Friday Night: A 30 percent chance of showers, mainly
before midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 48. Ms Winchester Irle -- “HHelping Students Achieve
West wind 8 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph. Success!”
Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 80. South wind 7 to 9 Mrs. Hlad Irle -- “Getting Our Hands on Math and
mph. Reading”
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 50. Mrs. Wilson Irle -- “First Year Kindergarten Classroom”
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 83. Mrs. Stutheit Irle -- “Magnetic Phonics Practice Will
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 55. Stick With Them”
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 86. Mrs. Shipp Irle -- “Ready....Set....Focus....Learn!”
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Sugg runs wild in win The Dawgs defense came up with a big play when Babb
blocked a punt, which went back into the punters hands.
By Mike Brandt Myles Yoakam made the tackle on the 17. Gamas took
Glasgow coach Patrick Barnett has a unique the ball to the 1, then on the next play punched it in for
situation. The seventh-year coach has two running a touchdown with 4:58 to play in the half. Lopez’ PAT
backs that can sub in and out for each other. But that’s was blocked.
now all, he has good receivers, good O-line and D-line. The Dawgs defense followed that with another turn
And to top it off, he has a quarterback that is starting his over by the Red Devils. Nic Solorzano intercepted a
third straight year. Blake Raemaker pass at the 5. The Scotties took the ball
Another addition to the team is foreign exchange down field for a Gamas pass to Strommen for a 6-yard
student from Brazil. Jose Ramon Osume Lopez has the TD. Lopez kicked the point after for a 23-0 lead sith 35.5
kicking duties for Barnett. seconds to play.
Khye Gamas, a junior quarterback, had the ball The Dawgs special teams came up with a fumble
moving Friday night when the Glasgow Scotties ran recovery on the ensuing kick. Gamas then scored from
over Huntley Project 43-12 in a non-conference football 8-yards out for a 29-0 lead with .08 to play in the half.
game at Scottie Field. Lopez’ PAT was blocked.
Running backs Wyatt Sugg and Liam Chapman The Dawgs defense limited the Red Devils to 24
combined for 174 yards in the win. Sugg hit the century total yards in the first half. Glasgow finished with 269
mark with 100 yards. Receivers Wyatt Babb had four yards.
catches for 77 yards, Kade Strommen two for 23 yards, Glasgow needed nine plays to get into the end
and Cade Hudyma two for 17 yards. zone in the start of the second half. The drive started on
Glasgow (2-0) won the coin toss and deferred, the 44. Sugg, Chapman, and Gamas shared runs with
which the Scotties opted to receive the ball in the second Gamas scoring from 6-yards with 8:44 to play in the
half. third. Lopez booted the extra point for a 36-0 lead.
Huntley Project (0-2) lost two yards on its first With the clock running, the Huntley Project offense
possession. The Red Devils punted. Glasgow’s offense went to work. The Red Devils started the drive on the
came out running with Sugg moving the ball to the 48 with Grady Schmidt doing most of the running. He
Red Devils 45 in three plays. Gamas connected with capped it off with a 3-yard run with 2:25 left. The PAT
Strommen to get the ball to the 28. Chapman ran three kick failed.
plays to get the ball to the 8. The Scotties lost 10 yards on Glasgow answered with Gamas scoring from
a penalty and were faced with a fourth down. Glasgow 8-yards out with no time on the clock. Lopez booted
brought in Lopez, who booted a 35-yard field goal with the point after for a 43-6 lead.
5:47 to play in the first quarter. The score capped a drive The Red Devils capped off the scoring late in the
that started on the Scotties 32. fourth quarter. But it didn’t come until their second
Huntley managed to get a first down and took possession and it came against Glasgow’s JV squad.
the ball to the 46 before losing four yards and punted. Gamas finished the game with 138 yards in passing,
The Scotties managed to get the ball to the 43 before going 10 for 20. He also had 87 yards rushing. Glasgow
punting. had 299 total yards. The Dawgs held HNuntley to 199
The first turnover of the game came on the Scotties yards with Schmidt running for 118.
punt. Huntley fumbled the punt return with Tavin Glasgow is on the road Friday to Columbus.
Boland recovering the ball on the 20. Glasgow made
quick work with the ball when Babb was on the end of OPERATION CLEAN SWEEP
a Gamas pass on the 8. Gamas scored on the following September 14th, 2024 • 8AM-5PM
play and Lopez kicked the extra point for a 10-0 lead Saint Marie will be cleaning up the town.
with 33.9 second to play in the first. Any and all trash you need disposed of needs to be
The Scotties poured it on in the second period, on your curb by 8AM the 14th.
scoring 19 points. Glasgow’s first scoring drive came The Fire Dept will also be doing fire mitigation.
after William Kirkland and Jaydeen Hanshew were in Free lunch at 1PM at the Townhall.
on a fumble recovery. However the Scotties turned the See you all there.
ball over on downs after moving it to the 36 of Huntley’s. FOR MORE INFO CALL MARY-JEAN AT 406-350-2218
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 GHS Educational Trust Announces
financial Aid For 2024-2025 Year
The Glasgow High School Educational Trust
recently awarded financial aid to 21 GHS graduates who
are returning to trade schools or colleges this fall. They
attend 12 different schools in five different states and
Flea Market are pursuing very diverse fields of study. They join over
800 other GHS alumni who have benefitted from the
Glasgow Senior Citizen Center Glasgow High School Educational Trust’s financial aid
Saturday, September 14th, 9:00-noon since it was established in 1964. To date, the total dollar
Call for Table Rental value of the trust’s financial aid to students exceeds $3
Jackie at 406-228-4093 - Leave Message million dollars.
or Senior Center 406-228-9500 Financial awards from the GHS Educational Trust
are not traditional scholarships only for those with very
WEDNESDAY high grade-point averages. All GHS graduates who are
SOUPS: Tomato ∙ Chili attending an accredited trade school or college full-time
SPECIALS: Crispy Chicken within the United States, either online or on campus,
Grilled Roast Beef and are in good academic standing are given equal
& Cheddar Croissant consideration if they meet the eligibility requirements.
Those requirements are listed on the trust’s webpage,
Dine at the “O” along with the application, at www.ghsedutrust.org.
The next deadline for applications to the trust is
October 15, 2024. This aid would be awarded for the
228-8006
Spring 2025 semester only. However, students who
received aid now, or who have in the past, may reapply
to the trust for the 2025-2026 academic year by July 1,
2025, and in subsequent years, if they continue to meet
the requirements. Applications will not be considered if
they are late or if the directions have not been followed.
Awards are based primarily on financial need;
therefore, the trust has established levels of aid to meet
the diverse needs of the applicants.
Over the years, the trust has received donations
of all sizes from people across the country and from
all walks of life. What they all have in common is an
appreciation of higher education and a love for the
Glasgow community. As a result of their generosity, the
trust now holds assets valued over $11 million dollars.
Donations may be made in honor, recognition, or
memory of a specific individual, organization, or event.
Contributions that total $500 or more in the name of a
specific individual or organization allow for a one-time
gift to be awarded in that name. Donations of $10,000
or more allow for an ongoing naming opportunity on
a regular basis. Information about how to give is also
available on the trust’s webpage.
In addition to the financial aid given to students, the
Glasgow High School Educational Trust also purchases
equipment and other needed materials or supplies for
 Graham, Montanan Academy of Salons, IMO
GHS that cannot be financed through
traditional taxpayer funding. Every of Dillon Cassel; Michael Hoyer, Montana Saco-Hinsdale
department of the school has benefitted
Technological U., IMO Ronald A. Combs, fall Community
semester, IMO Wallace L. Johnson, spring
from these purchases, as does the public semester; Kate Parks Knight, Utah State Potluck Picnic
at large when it uses the school’s property University, IMO James “Jim” A. Parke, fall Sunday, September 15th
or attends events held at the school. The semester, IRO Herb & Lucille Freidl Family, Bjornberg Bridge
total dollar value of the trust’s gifts to the spring semester; Klaire Krumwiede, U. Church Service at 11:15 am
of North Dakota, IHO Beryl Pehlke, fall Lunch at 12:30 pm
school is $329,953.23. semester, IMO Lila Moen Sanders and IRO of
At its recent regular semi-annual No meat will be provided this
Phyllis E. Moen Sanguine, spring semester; year. Please bring a dish to
meeting, the trust awarded financial aid Kylie Lagerquist, U. of Utah, IMO Phyllis E. share for the potluck.
to the following students for the 2024- Moen Sanguine, fall semester, IMO Dick Beverages & utensils
2025 academic year in memory (IMO), and Mary Lou Alley Wagenhals, spring provided.
semester; Iris McKean U. of Montana, IHO
in honor (IHO) or in recognition (IRO) Gayle Wagenhals Sage, fall semester, IHO Horseshoes, Cornhole &
of the individual(s) whose name(s) Sever and Esther Enkerud, spring semester; Country Music with
follow theirs. Bergen Miller, MSU, IMO Leslie L., Lillian, dancing after lunch!
First-time recipients: Mason and Mary Margarette Hanson, fall semester,
Donaldson, U. of Montana, IMO Aaron IMO Lois Wilson Markle, spring semester;
“Chappy” Chatten, fall semester, IHO Bill Abrianna Nielsen, Dickinson State U., IMO
and Peggy Pattison Endowment, spring Donna Lee Squires Etchart, fall semester,
semester; Morgan Fast, MSU, IMO O. E. & IHO Albertsons Companies, spring semester;
Lois Wilson Markle, fall semester, IMO Karen Tarin Vandall, U. of Idaho, IMO Verda Hoffarth
D. Newton, spring semester; Reed Larsen, Stewart, fall semester, IMO L. J. and Jean
MSU, IHO Everett and Elizabeth Breigenzer, Baker, spring semester; Mitchel Winchester, NOW HIRING
fall semester, IMO Donald “Don” J. Baker, MSU, IMO Mitchel Etchart, fall semester, IMO Night Shift Attendant
spring semester; Ava Lloyd, MSU, IRO Michael “Mike” C. Kaiser, spring semester;
1966 Scholarship Gift to Karen A. Swenson, Third-time recipients: Rachelle Shift is
fall semester, IRO Willard and Charlotte Glaser, MSU-Billings, IMO Gary F. Martin, 3:30pm - 12:00am
Bruce Family, spring semester; Allie Palm, fall semester, IRO Don and Beryl Pehlke,
Pay is Negotiable
Montana Technological University, IHO spring semester; Victoria Pehlke, U. of MT-
Room for Growth
Dorothy Kolstad, fall semester, IMO Ardis Western, IMO Dr. Nancy Lee Etchart, fall
semester, IHO Doug Allie, spring semester. (406) 272-1770
Parke Fuhrman, spring semester; Mason
Swenson, U. of Montana, IMO John and Fourth-time recipient: Isaac Braaten, 54293 US Highway 2 E
S. D. School of Mines, IMO Stan Andersen Glasgow, Montana
Dolores Wesen, fall semester, IMO F. M. and
Family, fall semester, IMO Audrey and Arthur [email protected]
Bernice Knierim, spring semester; Emma
Whitmer, U. of Montana, IMO James “Jamie” Parke, spring semester.
K. Fewer, fall semester, IHO James and The trust also purchased the following
Ailene Dokken Olk Family, spring semester. equipment and uniforms for Glasgow High
Second-time recipients: Abigail School: two treadmills for the Physical
Engstrom, U. of Montana, IRO Tom and Education Department, IHO Knierim Law
Flora Coghlan Family, fall semester, IMO Ivy Office, P.C.; 20 uniforms for the Swing Choir, SEPTEMBER 4 - 10, 2024
and Millie Knight, spring semester; Tyann IHO Carl L. Dix. Family Pack Certified Angus Beef® 85% Lean
GROUND BEEF .......................... $3.99 lb
Family Pack Certified Angus Beef® Boneless
BOARD OF COUNTY project, in the amount of $64,280. PETITE SIRLOIN STEAKS ............. $5.99 lb
COMMISSIONERS Consider addition of volunteer fireman Kent Murr Family Pack Certified Angus Beef® Bone-In
RIBEYE STEAKS ....................... $13.99 lb
to the Long Run Fire Department.
Valley County, Montana USA Prime Bone-In Assorted
Consider Glasgow City-County Library request of PORK CHOPS ............................ $2.49 lb
Wednesday, September 11, 2024,
$5,631 for server and storage upgrade, firewall, USA Prime Pork Bone-In Center Cut
10:30 am new switch, WAP and UPS from Local Assistance PORK LOIN CHOPS .................... $2.99 lb
Additions/Deletions and Tribal Consistency Fund.
Boneless Skinless
CHICKEN BREASTS .................... $1.99 lb
Public Comment on agenda items Consider purchasing a Skid Steer to be used at Prairie Fresh 27.2 oz. Select Varieties Marinated
Action on Employment/Termination Notices the landfill. John Deere’s quote is $123,624.00 PORK LOIN FILLETS .................. $4.99 ea
Wayne Farms 5 lb. Bag Fresh
Approval of Kittleson Ridge Subdivision Plat for l06 hp with a broom, forks, grapple and snow
CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS ............. $5.00 ea
Amendments. Survey had to be corrected to pusher with a 5-year, 5000-hour comprehensive Boneless Skinless
reflect how the roads were constructed. warranty. Cat’s quote is $124,450.00 for a 1IO CHICKEN BREASTS .................... $1.99 lb
hp same attachments with a 2 year 2000-hour Family Pack
Consider accepting quote from Commercial CHICKEN NUGGETS OR PATTIES . $2.99 lb
warranty.
Contracting & Maintenance/Town & Country 40 Knots 36 oz.
Furniture for the Valley County Annex carpet Public Comment on non-agenda items SHRIMP RING ........................ $24.99 ea
 GLASGOW
EL COR DEL LEAGUE PCCW
SCHOOL MENU RUMMAGE
WEDNESDAY
Breakfast
BOWLING SIGN UPS SALE
Monday & Thursday Tuesday Wednesday We will be collecting
Egg & Chz Omelet Mixed League Men’s League Women’s League
Tri Tater • Juice • Milk Donations starting
9/9 & 9/19 9/24 9/11
Lunch Sept 2nd thru Sept 30th
Hamburger w/ Fixings Still Looking to Fill Teams Please put donations on
Sweet Potato Fries • Pears All NEw Bowlers, Are Welcome!
Ice Cream Cup • Milk the stage at St. Raphael’s
For more information & sign ups Call Donna 406-263-1371
Parish Center
Sale posted at a later date
412 3rd Avenue North
Call 406-228-9800
with any questions

Hiring Now!
SHOP
MECHANIC
Position starts ASAP
in Glasgow, MT

Hourly Wage
$23-26/hr DOE
BENEFITS INCLUDE:
Paid Family Medical,
Dental & Vision
Insurance, Pension
& 401k Retirement,
Tool Allowance,
Life Insurance,
Flexible Spending
Accounts.

TO APPLY, CONTACT:
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406-366-3834

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New Management and Hours
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We have an excellent new staff as of May 2024
consisting of Deb Harrison, manager, and five staff

Join the TEAM!

members. Our staff works hard sorting, steaming and The Cottonwood is looking for
motivated, reliable and organized
displaying merchandise on a daily basis. The store individuals to add to our team.
welcomes clean gently used clothing in good condition.
We have openings for: Front Desk, Kitchen,
We are not able to wash, mend or repair donations so & Dining Room
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Letter to the Buzz That makes Sheehy’s money look like a church collection
plate. Tester also voted for covid shutdown. Did he really

Tuesday’s thoughts
think Montana would want that??
Montanan’s do not need a doctorate degree to know
Things are really getting, to quote Walz, ‘weird’. that covid was and is the flu and that masks only fog up
To prepare for tonight’s debate,Kamala is hiding glasses.
out, taking acting lessons, and memorizing the answers. For those that do not like either candidate,
She is also practicing saying that she has not changed Presidential wise, Gregg Gutfeld from ‘The 5’ made a
her values and now endorses closed borders, fracking, sensible suggestion, “Don’t vote for either”. It is not a rule
endorsing law enforcement, etc..With dead mic’s how or a mandate that you vote for one or the other. And, if
will she tell Trump, “I’m talking” whomever gets in ruins the world as we want it, you can
I don’t buy it!! Neither does Bernie Sanders. On NBC, say it is not your fault.
he said that she hasn’t changed her values, she is saying Still MAGA
what she thinks will win votes. What an endorsement ~Shirley Siefert
from the socialist communist head honcho!!
VALLEY COUNTY
I think I am not going to get the popcorn to watch
the debate. I think ranch dressing will be tasty on the
word salad.
RANCH TOUR
Did Kamala pick the wrong guy for VP? I think she TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1
missed the boat when she didn’t pick Jon Tester. He has 9:30 am - 4:00 pm
also started saying what he thinks Montana wants. He
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voted for an open border, but now wants them closed. e a t urin JEFF & MARISA SATHER
f ASHTEN & JANAE SIMPSON
He voted for amnesty and using our social security/
medicare for the illegals. Now, again, he has changed
policy. He was against the KeyStone pipeline, but now
wants to make America energy independent. He voted
to allow male gender, female wannabe’s to compete in
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women’s sports. Now, he has the audacity to ask the
women to support his campaign for a piddly amount of Questions? Call Haylie Shipp 853-0483
cash.
Both Harris and Tester have been called ‘flip flop’ .
Harris calls out Trump for the things that she is
doing. (at least what she will be blamed for). She (the
democratic party) blames Trump for open borders, the
economy, and, don’t forget the covid shutdown. The list is
much longer.
Tester blames Sheehy for the things he is doing or
has done. He calls the Sheehy 20,000 acre ranch a ‘hobby’
ranch. What is Tester’s 1800 acre ranch? He says Sheehy
takes money from rich lobbyists. Google Tester’s donors.

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