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Best of the Bad Lands!

The 27th Annual Makoshika Youth Basketball
Tournament was held in Glendive March 8th-10th, and
our Glasgow 6th graders were crowned as the champs
in their age bracket! They knocked off two Dickinson
teams and Bismarck, to set up a title game with host
Glendive, and would take home the gold with a hard-
fought 43-42 victory. In fact, three out of their four games
were decided by three points or less. Coached by former
Scotty girls’ Coach Linda Hudyma, the team consists
of (back row, left to right): Rex Monson (no, he’s not
diggin’ for gold, just the awkward camera angle), Dillon
Plummer, Noah Leckie, Treyton Wilke, Wyatt Babb,
and Noah Runner; front row include Owen Thompson,
Conner Hudyma and Nick Solorzano. Up next for these
future Scotties (minus Treyton as he committed to
other duties) is the 21st Annual Jeff Jurgens Memorial
Tournament which will be held here in Glasgow March
15th-17th with action kicking off Friday evening.
Shriners’ March Madness OBITUARY
Final week of the Milk River
Shriners’ 2019 March Madness is in the Milton Barstad
final week as Saint Patrick’s Day lands on On March 8, 2019, Milton
this Sunday. Today’s winner of $50 is Tyler Barstad decided to quit fighting
Malnaa. Alzheimer’s disease. After
struggling on his admittance
A week away
to FMDH he settled down
for a relaxing day of family
from the first visitations and then just drifted
day of Spring off peacefully.
Milton Ingvar Barstad,
Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 15. Blustery, with age 78, was born in Glasgow,
a north northwest wind 14 to 22 mph, with gusts as high as Montana, at FMDH on April
30 mph. 16, 1940 to Ingvar Barstad and
Thursday: Patchy freezing fog between 9am and noon. Myrtle Paulson Barstad. Milton
Mostly sunny, with a high near 32. West northwest wind went to school in Glasgow and
around 11 mph. graduated from Glasgow Sr.
Thursday Night: Patchy freezing fog after midnight. Mostly High School in 1958.
clear, with a low around 8. West northwest wind 5 to 10 mph After high school Milton
becoming light west after midnight. worked on the runway at the
Friday: Patchy freezing fog before 9am. Mostly sunny, with a Glasgow Air Force Base. He
high near 31. Calm wind becoming south southwest around spent summers helping his father on the Barstad Farm and
6 mph in the afternoon. then went to Denver for the winter and coming back to farm
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 14. South in the Spring to help with seeding. Then went to California
wind around 6 mph becoming west northwest after midnight. to do various jobs including driving machinery on a rice
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 34. West wind farm. He then joined the National Guard and after training
around 7 mph. hired on the Burlington Northern Railroad in Glasgow and
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 12. West retired after 35 years of service.
wind around 5 mph becoming calm after midnight. He married Roberta Thompson, on his 25th birthday.
Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near 35. Southeast wind Milton and Roberta enjoyed Montana’s two largest lakes, Fort
3 to 7 mph. Peck and Flathead, fishing, boating, swimming, and water
Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 17. South skiing. After he grew his white beard, Roberta would look back
southwest wind around 6 mph.
and feel like she was pulling Santa.
Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 36. West wind 6 to Milton was an avid bicycle rider which he was seen by
9 mph.
many on the Tampico Road, or the face of the Fort Peck Dam,
Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 17.
riding to Nashua or Hinsdale depending on the wind. He also
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 36. liked driving the combine and checking on all the wheat fields
whereever he traveled on vacation or on the train.
His funeral services will be 11:00 AM on Thursday,
March 14, 2019 at the First Lutheran Church in Glasgow,
Shipping and Receiving Clerk
Zerbe Brothers Inc., a large New Holland farm equipment dealership MT with Pastor Todd Wright officiating. Private family
in northeast Montana for over 69 years has a full-time position for a burial will be a later time.
Shipping and Receiving Clerk. Survivors include his wife of almost 54 years, Roberta and
Duties and Responsibilities their three children, Mitchell (Dawn) Barstad, Brent (Danelle
• Ability to perform repetitive tasks • Forklift/Skid steer operation
• Ability to receive, stock, and/or deliver goods and compare quantities to pack
Murch), and Callie Pennington; grandchildren, Spencer,
slip and purchase order. Banner, Skylar, and Ryder (Mitch’s children), Colton and
• Motivated, dependable individual who exhibits strong attention to detail and Breanna, (Brent’s children), and Mikayla and Cameron, (Callie’s
arrives on time for start of shift and can work under minimal supervision
• Good verbal and written communication skills.
children). Also surviving are his brothers Marvin (Georgia),
• Familiar with or proficient in Word, Excel, and keyboarding. Harvey, and their sons and families. He was proceeded in death
• Some farm equipment knowledge a bonus but not required. by his parents, Uncle Henry, and Ingvar’s four sisters.
Pay and benefits depends on experience. In lieu of flowers the family welcomes donations to the
Please submit an application/resume to: Alzheimer’s Association, the New Glasgow Swimming Pool or
Zerbe Brother’s Inc., 54321 US HWY 2, Glasgow, MT 59230 the Pioneer Museum.
 The family of Lee Borgen would like to thank Dr. Ross
and the staff of FMDH for the incredible care Lee received.
The Valley View Nursing home provided many months of
superior care for Lee and we so appreciate the extra TLC
given to him. Pastor Bonnie Novak and Paul Malek, did a
beautiful job with Lee’s service and were a constant support
to the family, and for that we thank you. Thank you First
Lutheran Church WELCA for the lovely lunch served and
to Bell Mortuary for seeing to our needs. To all our friends,
family and relatives who sent cards, memorials, provided
babysitting, flowers, food, phone calls, hugs, prayers, loving
thoughts and words, we all thank you so much.

We Are Truly Blessed,

The Lee Borgen Family

BUZZIFIEDS
FOR SALE: 2006 Toyota Tundra pickup with topper. Meticulously
maintained & serviced. Excellent condition, many extras. Serious inquiries
only. CALL 230-1025
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required. Wages - $85/day. Apply online at www.glasgow.k12.mt.us - click
on employment tab. CALL SCHOOL ADMIN OFFICE FOR MORE INFO
228-2406. (Equal Employment Opportunity Employer)
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Must have good customer service, writing, and computer skills. STOP BY
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CAMPBELL LODGE: has opening for various shifts. CONTACT 228-9328
OR PICK UP APPLICATION AT CAMPBELL LODGE
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MONTANA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS is now hiring an
Administrative Assistant for Glasgow Probation & Parole. $13.70hour
plus benefits. APPLY AT HTTP://STATECAREERS.MT.GOV OR
CONTACT WOLF POINT JOB SERVICE AT (406) 653-1720 FOR MORE
INFORMATION.
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NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR FUTURE REHAB UNITS. See if
YOU qualify for a brand new, one bedroom apartment. Move in now or get
hour with stipends depending upon what shift you work. PLEASE VISIT
OUR ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE FOR DETAILS AND FILL OUT AN
APPLICATION IF INTERESTED.
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MILK RIVER, INC. has staff openings in various locations/facilities for
varying shifts. Training will be provided on site. To apply to be a direct
support professional working with the people we offer supports to, PLEASE
APPLY AT 219 2ND AVE SOUTH, GLASGOW, MT OR AT JOB SERVICE.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 406-228-8412
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HOME CARE SERVICES: Are you reliable, caring, & compassionate
person that needs a flexible job? Home Care Services is currently seeking
part-time PCAs/CNAs for our areas. We will train the right person. FOR
MORE INFO CALL 406-228-4200
BUZZ
T&R TRUCKING looking for a Roll-off Truck Driver, full or part time.
Approximately $28/hr. CDL required. INQUIRE AT T&R TRUCKING 228-
8746
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bdrm/bath on main floor), 2-car heated garage, washer/dryer, sprinkler
system & more. $1500/mo. rent. FOR MORE DETAILS CALL JOHN @
(406)263-2046
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Fort Peck Highway. Washer & dryer included, separate electric garage. Pets
negotiable. $800/mo plus Security Deposit. CALL HELLAND AGENCY
INC. 228-2114
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hardwood floors, washer & dryer in unit, gas included in rent. $550/mo.
CALL 406-228-4080

ior Citizen Center

on the list to move in after the renovations. Affordable rent with all utilities
paid. Rental applications available on our website www.nemontmanor.
S en ior Citizen Center
tamarackpm.com or at the Nemont Manor office 1100 4th Ave So in
S en
Glasgow. Call 406-228-4306 M-F 9 - 5 for more information. Equal Housing
Opportunity, Professionally Managed by Tamarack Property Mgmt. Co
THURSDAY
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Call for reservation by 10 AM
and currently have open seats! Starting wage for new CNAs is $13.50 an 228-9500
 Meeting at Saint
G&D Corned Beef Marie Thursday
ELECTRIC & Cabbage Feed Are you...?
• A Veteran 60 years or
older?
• A Veteran 21-59 years
St. Patrick’s Day old with medical
needs?
Sunday, March 17th Live in...?
5:00-7:00pm • Valley, Roosevelt,
Residential & Commercial Itʼs all happening
Sheridan, Richland,
Dawson or Rosebud
CALL 263-2724
at
the vfw Counties, fort Peck or
Northern Cheyenne
Indian Reservation?
If so...
• By asking, you will
receive a Senior
Companion, if one is
available.
All services are strictly
confidential, FREE to the
Veteran and will not affect
Social Security or any
other direct benefits you
are receiving.
Eastern Montana is
home to thousands of
Veterans who answered
the call to serve our
country. Now we must
uphold our commitment
to them.
The St. Marie Women’s
Club will be hosting a
Veteran’s Companion
meeting this Thursday,
March 14th at 7p.m. at St.
Marie Town Hall.
Don Smies and Vicky
Wetz will be there to
answer any questions. This
is about the new Veteran
Choose Home Program
and is open to the public.
For more information
contact Jackie Bird,
524-3364.
 Thanks for Listening
Chicken - the sky is
falling – Little
Once upon a time in a neo-
burgeoning foreign country called
America there was this little chicken
named Chicken Little that every body listened
to for advice. Chicken Little told everyone that the sky
was falling and even named a specific date on which this
catastrophic event would occur. Of course the date was far
off into the future so’s that when the day finally came and
went Chicken Little would probably be dead and gone and
wouldn’t need to suffer the slings and arrows of those who
pooh-poohed his/her irrational cryings. The sky didn’t fall
or even sag a little. It was all a hoe-axe perpetrated by some
kooks and doom-Sayers to gain their 15 minutes of fame.
Those folks used Chicken Little to spread the news mainly
to the young, impressionable and gullible children of the
country.
Those children kept the story going, changing the date
and time of the impending doom. Teachers taught that there
was a time coming when the sky would fall and kill everyone
and the little children became sore afraid. They told their
friends and their friends told their friends and a global-
warming-falling-sky-Ponzi-scheme developed.
It’s so very easy to brainwash the young. They have been
brainwashed into thinking that their movie, TV, video, music
idols are really, really smart therefore the words coming out
of their mouths must be the gospel truth and must be obeyed.
Today those brainwashed children are young adults and
some have even been elected to the US House and Senate.
Yikes. Imagine what a United States Congress will become
when a third of its members are Muslim? Look at the torment
caused by the few there are now!
We are staring a dilemma straight in the face. Very soon
now the Muslims will do something dreadful to the Jews....
the Jews will retaliate. Just like is happening in France and
England. All it needs to ignite the fire is a couple or more
rabble-rousers. We have them in our Congress.
I have used the word incrementally in the past many
times to indicate to you how your world has been changing
from the time you were children and young adults. Congress
thinks we don’t know what they are doing a little at a time but
some of us see it. Some of us will tell others.
Remember when the income tax became law? It started
out at 1% of ones income and would be “discontinued when
the War Debt was retired.” For some of you the tax burden is
over 40% and the Socialists want more. That’s incremental-
ism.
My pernt in all this is just this. Sit back and imagine an
America with sixty Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s and forty-
four Tlaib’s in the House of Representatives and a dozen or so
Omars in the Senate.
As Americans of the second, third or sixth generations we
have been taught to believe we are better than most everyone
else in the World. Best country, best people, best economy
and best living conditions. So, being brainwashed in that
concept most of our childhood and young adultryhood years
we became very condescending towards those whom we
thought were not as good as us. We patted them on the head
and said “that’s a good boy.” We elected them to the school
board to show them we aren’t biased or racists. We elected
them to think for us at the state and federal government level
even though they came from a completely different set of
rules of conduct, morality and ethics.
They began imposing those different things upon us
trying to make us the same as them. Stop right there! I don’t
want to be just like what they came from. I like...scratch
that... I love this country and I don’t want it changed and
brought down to the level of a third-world country. I don’t
want to have to spend all day in a bread line like those folks
in Venezuela have to do today. Ten years ago they were the
fourth financially best country on the planet. Today?....178th!
Thank you Socialism. Still think Bernie’s way is the way for
you and the US? If you answered yes I say Yikes....I have failed
you.
In the upcoming elections one had best think about how
you want your children and grandchildren to live in the next
100 years.
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening.
~ Virgil Vaupel
THURSDAY
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Fresh Wild Pacific Dover Breakfast
SOLE FILLETS .........................$6.99 lb. Cold Cereal • Cocoa • Cinn. Toast
Wild Mandarian Oranges • Milk
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40 Knots 1 lb. 51-60 ct. Italian Dunkers • Breadsticks
RAW SHRIMP ........................$5.99 ea. Carrot Sticks • Pears
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A Medal of Honor THURSDAY
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to come home SPECIALS:
to Montana Hawaiian Burger
President Trump will Egg Salad Croissant
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the military’s highest valor Dine at the “O”
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Staff Sgt. Travis Atkins,
a Bozeman native, was
patrolling near Abu Sarnak
with D Company, 2nd
Battalion, 14th Infantry
Regiment, 2nd Brigade
Combat Team, 10th
Mountain Division, according
to his award citation, when
his squad detained and began
to search a group of suspected
insurgents.
“However, one
insurgent resisted and
engaged Staff Sergeant
Atkins in hand-to-hand
combat,” the citation said.
“As Staff Sergeant Atkins
attempted to subdue
the man, he realized the
insurgent was attempting to
trigger a suicide vest which
he wore under his clothing.”
Atkins tackled the
bomber, pinning him to the
ground, shielding his own
soldiers from the blast. He
was originally posthumously
awarded the Distinguished
Service Cross for his actions.
“Staff Sergeant Atkins’
heroic actions, at the cost
of his life, saved the lives
of three of his teammates,”
according to the release,
when he tried to thwart
a suicide bomb while
deployed to Iraq in 2007.
His son Trevor will
accept the Medal of Honor
from President Trump on
his father’s behalf.
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Makoshika (Ma-ko’-shi-ka)
The name is a variant spelling of a Lakota phrase
meaning bad land or bad spirits.
Have you ever been to Makoshika State Park? If not,
we suggest you put it on your family to-do list and head
east rather than west. It is the largest of Montana’s state
parks at more than 11,000 acres. It is located right out
the back door (east-southeast) of Glendive.
Today the badlands of Makoshika are set aside for
MONTANA PARCEL NEAR FORT PECK LAKE
Check out this 2 acre lot for sale between
Fort Peck and Nashua Montana. The
parcel is just 1 mile from Dredge Cuts
and only 5 minutes from Fort Peck Lake.
This lot would be perfect for a summer
home or place to park your camper.
Enjoy the Missouri River, Lake Bowdoin
and the Milk River. Call the Helland
Agency at 406-228-2114; or Jon at 406-
263-2113 for more information. 20-1025
CALL JON 228-2113 TODAY Priced at $69,900
www.hellandagencyinc.com

visitors to see and enjoy. In addition to the pine and

juniper studded badlands formation (part of the Hell
Creek Formation), the park also houses the fossil remains
of such dinosaurs as tyrannosaurus and triceratops.
A visitor center at the park entrance houses a
triceratops skull and other badlands interpretive
displays. Included within the park are archery, scenic
drives, nature trails, a campground with 15 sites, a
group use shelter, and an outdoor amphitheater. The THANKS FOR
largest of Montana’s State Parks encompasses 11,538 FEEDING OUR
acres at an elevation of 2,415 feet. You can camp, picnic, COUNTRY
go bike riding or hiking, or watch for wildlife. There’s
National AG Day is March 14th.
also photography, archery and disc golf (Frisbee golf).
A reminder to thank your local www.fcbank.net
The park offers a visitor center, both flush and producer for all that they do.
vault toilets, grills/fire rings, picnic tables, outdoor
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drinking water, interpretive displays, an archery range, Spacious 3806 sq. ft. family home near
elementary school with classic brick exterior
a disc golf course and special events throughout the has 3 bedrooms, 1 sleeping room, Den, 3
summer. Please, no metal detectors, digging, collecting baths, formal dining room, cherry kitchen
cabinets, expansive living room with
or removal of artifacts. A golf course and museum are fireplace,master bedroom with over-sized
closet and master bath. Finished basement
located nearby in Glendive. Visitors may camp 14 days has large family room, built in bar, storage
area, sleeping room, and full bath. Attached
during a 30-day period with a fee. Day use is $6.00 for double car garage with workshop is a bonus!
non-resident vehicles. Campground reservations are ASKING $319,000 #338
Offered by: Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner
available at www.stateparks.mt.gov
(406) 228-2525 -
Water is available year round. www.redfoxxrealestate.com