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On to State

Cross Country wraps up

in Kalispell on Saturday
We say it every year, so
we may as well say it again;
its hard to believe that one
of our fall sports regular
season has already came to
an end, as the Glasgow boys
and girls cross country
teams competed in their
final regular-season meet
in Plentywood this past
Saturday.
It ended on a happy
note as both the girls
and
boys
dominated
in this final brush-up
meet before they head to
Kalispell to compete in
the Class B division of the
Montana All-Class State
Championship meet.
For the Scotty boys, the
McKean twins (pictured at
right) did it again, placing
first and second, while
Wilson Overby placed
third in under 18 minutes.
Leading the Scotty
girls with 4th and 5th place Scotty sophomores Ellis (left) and Merlin McKean crossed the finish line #1 & #2
finishes were Emily Kolstad in the final regular cross country meet of the season held in Plentywood. Photo
above was from the Glasgow Invitational on a rainy day in Kiwanis Park.
and Brooke Westby.

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Join Us for the Chocolate Walk Friday, Oct. 21st

Zinkes visit has been cancelled

Due to a family emergency, Montana Representative
Ryan Zinke will not be able to be here on Tuesday,
October 18th.
Zinke was to be here to honor Vietnam War
Veterans with 50th Anniversary commemorative lapel
pins.

All United States Veterans who served on active duty
during the Vietnam War are eligible to receive the pin,
regardless of where they served. The pin was authorized
by Congress in the 2008 National Defense Authorization
Act. Zinkes office is an official commemorative partner
of the 50th Anniversary Commemoration, a division of
the Department of Defense.

Top Horse Spurs: K.C.

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Busted Knuckle Brewery. Now, who could possibly
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Wind lays
down for
the week

Tonight: A 30 percent chance of showers, mainly before

midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 39. West wind
around 9 mph.
Tuesday: A 20 percent chance of showers before noon.
Mostly cloudy, with a high near 51. West northwest wind
7 to 10 mph.

Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 34.

North wind 5 to 7 mph.

Wednesday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Partly

sunny, with a high near 52. West northwest wind 6 to 10
mph.

Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 33.

West northwest wind around 7 mph becoming south after
midnight.

Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 56. South wind

5 to 8 mph.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 41.
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 60.

Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 56.

Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 53.

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the shift. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs. Will be required to work some
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A tradition now in its 16th year, the Scotty seniors mar

There were many more smiles following a 63-6 thrashin
boots to us. The Scotty senior leadership this season h
this coming Friday night. They are, left to right: #41, Na
Grant Morken; #54, Cache Younkin; #21,Nolan Viste;
Glasgow or Malta will take home the District 2B footba
conference. This game is huge to conclude the regular

BRING YOUR HORSES!

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Annual Friends of the

Pioneer Museum
Sat., Oct. 22
Come
Mailing
20-974

Asking $285,000

tty Senior Walk

8:00am
in the large room
of the VFW

WE NEED YOUR HELP

join us! Get

some visiting in.
Coee pot will be on,
& Treats will be sered

rched the field from one end of the other and back upon the conclusion of the final game of the season.
ng over Poplar (56-0 at halftime), rather than the Senior Walk last season when the Malta Mustangs put the
has been outstanding, and theyre hoping to lead their younger teammates to a victory over the Mustangs
athan Murdock;, #55, Logan McColly; #12, Trent Herbert; #20, Luke Breigenzer; #36, Benji Phillips; #52,
#60, Taylor Padden; and their loveable senior manager, Rachel Boese. For the 19th consecutive year,
all title. The host Mustangs are 4-3 overall, 3-0 in conference, while the Scotties are 5-2 overall, 3-0 in
r season as it decides which team gets to host a first-round playoff game on Saturday, October 29th.

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Boys: Glasgow 21, Richey/

Lambert 75, Wolf Point 102,
Brockton 130, Poplar 152,
No score for: Plentywood,
Culbertson, Frazer, Froid/Lake
and Williston Trinity

Stag & Doe

Night
Thursday, October 20

Ellis McKean 1st 17:10

Merlin McKean 2nd 17:39
Wilson Overby 3rd 17:54
Colin Jamba 6th 18:54
Jacob Meiers 9th 19:12
Kaden Zimmerman 10th 19:19
Gabe Hallock 22nd 20:47
Presly Hallock 27th 21:08
John Cremer 33rd 21:47
Tony Kaiser 36th 22:31
Jaysen Turner 38th 22:47
Jordan Billingsley 42nd 23:17

and will be held every 1st & 3rd

Thursday of the Month

Glasgow Elks Lodge

$15 Per Person

Open to Paid-up Members

& Their Guests

NFL TICKET

Thursdays & Sundays

HAPPY HOUR 5 - 7 PM
Wednesday - Friday

Girls: Glasgow 39, Poplar 64,

No score for: Plentywood,
Frazer,
Richey/Lambert,
Circle,
Culbertson
and
Brockton
Emily Kolstad 4th 22:15
Brooke Westby 5th 22:24
Katie Kaiser 9th 23:02
Alaina Sallee 10th 23:17
Morgan Guttenberg 11th 23:35
Ali Cunningham 13th 23:49
Brinlie Nielsen 14th 23:50
Tyisha Begs His Own 15th
23:58
Faith Sallee 17th 25:23
Alexus Nistler 29th 28:22
Mattea Piersak 30th 28:29

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Soup: Potato Chili

Specials:

Hawaiian Burger
Soft Shell Taco
Dine at theO

Try Our 6 Micro Brews on Tap

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presents
Morgan Guttenberg has been a regular contributor for the
Scotty cross country team and is looking forward to a trip to
State. Results from the Plentywood meet are at left.

Log Home For Sale

Friday, October 21

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Soma Dis Deli to host A Teacher for All Montanans

Melissa Romano, running on the Democratic
ticket for the office of Montana Superintendent of
Public Instruction, will be at Soma Dis Deli for a Meet
& Greet on Tuesday, October 18th from 4 to 6 p.m.

This is an important election, says Sarah Partridge,
and this is an opportunity for Glasgow to be heard
from. Glasgow schools have had some great successes
to celebrate in the past year, from the implementation
of the Scotty STEM (science, technology, engineering,
and math) program, to the Prostart culinary and
restaurant management program, and other exciting
new career and technical education programs.
To date, most of these exciting new programs
have been achieved with only local support, Sarah
continued. Glasgow already has a great relationship
and reputation with Elsie Arntzen, the Republican
candidate for this office, and this event represents
a unique opportunity to build a similar bridge with
Melissa Romano should she win, to ensure that
Glasgows students receive every available opportunity
from the Montana Office of Public Instruction.
Everyone who believes education is a vital part of
the upcoming election is urged to attend.
Melissa is currently a 4th Grade teacher at Four
Georgians Elementary School in Helena. She received
her B.A. and M.S. of elementary education from the
University of Bridgeport in Connecticut and has
experience with the both the Helena elementary math
support group, and the MT Council of Mathematics Melissa Romano, candidate for Montana Superintendent
of Public Instruction, will be in Glasgow this Tuesday.
Teachers.
At the national level, Melissa participates in
achievements.
the National Education Association Common Core Public schools that are well funded are our best
Working Group and works with educators as a juror
bet for sending every Montana student to a bright
and evaluator for an independent organization
future.
dedicated to working with individual states to raise Education is not a job, its a calling! Trusted
common standards.
professional educators are best equipped to make
As a parent, a teacher and a person dedicated
school and classroom decisions to ensure student
to a strong public education system throughout
success.
Montana, Melissa is running to serve all Montanans We must continue to work together, says Melissa.
as your Superintendent of Montanas Office of Public We must continue to support teachers, students, and
Instruction.
families and ensure all students have opportunities to
What Melissa believes:
learn. Our children are our future, our legacy, and our
A good education inspires students natural curiosity, greatest resource.
imagination, and love of learning. Of all the things For more information about Melissa, please stop
we teach our kids, love of learning is paramount. No by Soma Dis Deli tomorrow from 4-6pm or visit her
bubble test can measure a kids curiosity.
campaign online:
Educators should have the resources, respect, Website: http://romanoformontana.com/
and recognition they need to support students She is aslo on Facebook and Twitter.