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boys take 2nd
Glasgow Middle
School’s girls cross country
team kept their perfect
record intact with a
decisive win Saturday at the
Culbertson Invitational.
The Scotties scored only
18 points, on the strength
of placing all five scorers in
the top 10.
The GMS boys team
took second to a strong
Plentywood squad, despite
going 1-2 in individual
finishes. Seventh-grader
Tavin Boland ran strong in
the final stretch of the race
to take first with a time
of 9:53 for the 1.5-mile
course. Sixth-grader Liam Tavin Boland smoked the Culbertson cross country course for first place overall in
Chapman was only three the boys middle school meet on Saturday.
seconds back, and leaned scorer. Glasgow competed and a couple of Scotties was third overall in 11:13,
at the finish to take second against teams from Wolf even set PRs [personal Kimber Dulaney fourth in
place by a mere .08 second Point, Scobey, Plentywood, records], which really 11:16, Haleigh Huntsman
over a Fairview runner. Miles City, Culbertson, shows how their practices seventh in 11:30, and Gina
Glasgow’s other Glendive, Fairview, Richey- are paying off.” Page 10th in 11:45.
scorers were Cody Kuka, Lambert, and Frazer. The Scotty girls “Our girls continue
who took 16th place in “The wind, gusting continue to dominate to impress us coaches,
11:13, Adam Mickelson to over 40 miles an hour the competition. Eighth- but also other teams,” says
finished fourth for the straight out of the west, grader Tanae Baker Overby.
Scotties and 19th overall in made for some challenging finished first for the “Anytime you can place all
11:22, and Kyler Whitman conditions,” says assistant GMS squad, and second five of your scorers in the
took 20th overall in 11:22 coach Craig Overby. “But overall with a time of top 10 places, you’re going
and was the Scotties fifth we had kids who ran tough, 10:16. Mayzie Yoakam continued on back page

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Reel Life Wisdom
‘As long as there are those that remember
what was, there will always be those that are
unable to accept what can be.” ~Josh Broland
in Avengers: End Game (2019)
Celebration of Life for Brenna
Brenna Kay (Billingsley) Sundby
of Glasgow, Montana, passed away
on Saturday, September 26, 2020 at
her home on the Billingsley Ranch,
from complications of her three year
battle with Ovarian Cancer.
A celebration of Brenna’s life
will be held at 3 p.m. on Saturday,
October 3rd at the Billingsley
Ranch. Condolences for the family maybe left at
bellmortuarymontana.com.
Brenna not only taught students English
curriculum, she also taught her students and colleagues
how to be better people. Just recently a colleague reached
out to Brenna to ask for advice about hope.
Brenna’s advice about hope:
“I’ve been making lists in my head of places I see
hope. I’ve been trying to prioritize and pick the best
examples. All of them boil down to people being nice to
each other. Hope isn’t found in rallies, mobs, or arenas
as much as hope is found in individuals and small
partnerships. Any hope found in a classroom, a gym, or
a convention only comes from individuals being kind to
each other...I will try to simplify it as much as possible
— be nice. I see hope in people being nice to each other.”
~Brenna K. Sundby
In lieu of flowers, donations in Brenna’s name can be
made to the Glasgow High School Education Trust or
the Pioneer Museum in Glasgow, Montana.
No volleyball here tonight
While Harlem has postponed the volleyball match
scheduled for this evening (Tuesday) at Glasgow High
School, both remaining matches remain scheduled for
this week. Here is the Scotty Homecoming schedule:
• Wednesday Sept. 30th – Homecoming Car Parade &
Bonfire 8:00 PM (students only)
• Thursday Oct. 1st – Homecoming Coronation 2:30 PM,
students only, will be televised on NemontTV
• Thursday Oct. 1st – HS VB vs. Malta (C/JV/V) 4:30 PM
• Thursday Oct. 1st – MS VB vs. North Country in Hinsdale
5:00 PM
• Friday Oct 2nd – Homecoming Parade 2:30 PM
Downtown Glasgow
• Friday Oct 2nd – HS FB vs. Colstrip 7:00 PM
(Homecoming / Senior Night for FB, XC, Cheer)
• Saturday Oct. 3rd – HS VB vs Fairview (C/JV/V) 1:00 PM
(Homecoming)
• Saturday Oct. 3rd – HS/MS XC @ Miles City
• Saturday Oct. 3rd – MS FB vs. Havre 10:00 AM
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depending on experience. FOR A COMPLETE JOB DESCRIPTION AND
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mid-sized machinery, able to supervise part-time help and volunteers.
Understanding and knowledge of large sprinkler systems a plus, but
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and provide support for our metering system. Salary is commensurate
with experience and qualifications. Send resume to: Craig Herbert,
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attention to detail, customer service, and teamwork. The successful
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experience in accounting/billing/deposits/annual reports, process
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includes participation and/or administration of two current health
department programs (to be determined based on skills), and
other duties as assigned. We can train the right person who has
a wide range of experience and is ready to jump into a fast-paced
department committed to the health and well-being of Valley County
residents. This position offers a FULL BENEFIT package with pay
starting at $16.00 per hour, depending on experience. FOR A
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Hunting news you can use!
Hi-Line Sportsmen Happenings
Members of the Hi-Line Sportsmen are
seeking beginning Hi-Line hunters of any age and
experience who are interested in teaming up with
experienced mentors to learn the basics of deer
hunting this fall.
The initiative is part of Hi-Line Sportsmen’s
“Field to Freezer” campaign designed to harvest
deer and contribute venison to hunt participants
as well as the local food bank.
The mentoring portion of the project will pair
volunteer mentors from the Hi-Line Sportsmen
with beginning hunters of any age. The beginning
hunters are welcome to do the harvesting
themselves, with the assistance of their mentors, or
they may simply tag along on a hunt with a mentor
to observe a hunt in action. Mentors will help
educate the beginning hunters with everything
from gear to shot selection to field dressing and
butchering of the harvested animals.
The first-time hunters are encouraged to take
their meat home, or they can donate their harvest
to the local food bank for distribution to local
households in need of wholesome, organic protein.
As part of the project, participants are required to
submit their animals to Fish, Wildlife & Parks for
chronic wasting disease testing.
“Deer densities in our portion of Region 6
are currently in really good shape, especially mule
deer,” says Drew Henry, Valley County wildlife
biologist for FWP and also a member of the Hi-Line
Sportsmen. “Both FWP and Hi-Line Sportsmen
encourage beginning hunters to pick up antlerless
Unfortunately some of our staff has been requested to
quarantine because of contact tracing. For our employees
i n ’ Rit safety and the safety of our valued customers, we are
temporally reducing our dining room hours.
Saturday, September 26th
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We will open up at 2PM to 8PM
Sunday, September 27th to Saturday, October 3rd
We will open up at 11AM to 8PM
As of now we will be back to regular hours starting
Sunday, October 4th.
Thank you for your continued patience during this time.
deer licenses and to connect with a mentor who
can get them started deer hunting.”
The Field to Freezer campaign is designed to
Valley County
capitalize on the abundant deer in the county this Wants Your
Advice!
fall. Hi-Line Sportsmen members (or apprentice
hunters) can donate venison taken on surplus
tags to the Valley County Food Bank; HLS has
dedicated $1,800 to cover commercial processing Valley County is updating its Growth Va
of the donated deer.
Policy/Plan. Please provide your input by Polic
The mentoring campaign takes the initiative
one step further, serving as an invitation to
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this season.
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Andrew McKean, a founding member of Hi- Courthouse.
Line Sportsmen. “The number one reason people
don’t hunt or stop hunting is that they don’t have
someone to take them or show them how. We hope
to solve that by helping with both of those needs.
Glasgow and other Hi-Line communities are full
of hunting mentors, and it’s our goal to help them Valley
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If you are interested in participating, either
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days. Additionally, the Hi-Line Sportsmen and and https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ValleyCo
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participants can demonstrate safe gun-handling The Biden campaign simply isn’t
skills. operating on Trump’s level.”
For information on the sight-in day, contact Many are unsure the strategy will work since he’s
Hi-Line Sportsmen president Jack Medlicott at unlikely to be able to contain himself when Biden
425-760-5828. inevitably makes some huge gaffes. Much of his debate
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South and Aitken Road will be closed until further OVER HERE!” or “WHAT AN IDIOT!”
notice for maintenance and getting a much-needed Unfortunately, the Biden campaign has announced
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A bit of rodeo history LUCK
Rodeo clowns date to the beginnings of competitive rodeo in the early 1900s, when
promoters hired cowboys to entertain the crowd between events or if the competition
was delayed. These individuals began wearing oversized, baggy clothing and
SCOTTIES!
eventually developed more outlandish gear. When bull riding competition began to New Fall Arrivals
use ill-tempered Brahma bulls in the 1920s, the need for a person to distract the bull
from fallen riders fell to the rodeo clown. The use of a barrel for protection began
Wedding
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during the 1930s when a rodeo clown named Jasbo Fulkerson began to use a Carissa Wixson
wooden barrel with a solid bottom. In 1995, Earl W. Bascom was honored at age 89 10/3/20
as the oldest living rodeo clown in the world. In the late 20th century, acknowledging Red Barn
the great danger faced by the profession, the term bullfighter began to replace the Gifts
name rodeo clown in formal use. In 2003, bullfighters in the Professional Bull Riders 10 am - 5:30 pm M - F
10 am - 4 pm Sat.
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has grown in popularity, so that in addition to being a job in its own right, it is a
competitive event at rodeos around the United States. Schools exist to provide I bet if you
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GMS cross
country
continued from front
to do well as a team. We
have strong front runners,
but the middle of our girls
team is also running well.”
Here are the Scotty
runners, their overall
place, and their time in
Culbertson.
BOYS
Tavin Boland (1st) in 9:53,
Liam Chapman (2nd) in 9:56,
Cody Kuka (16th) in 11:13,
Adam Mickelson (19th) in
11:22, Kyler Whitman (20th)
in 11:22, Malin Beck (25th) in
11:56, Rowen Kloker (26th)
in 12:07, Ted See (28th) in
12:22, Owen Thompson
(29th) in 12:32, Chris Gina Page, left, and JoJo Chappell enter the final stretch of Saturday’s
Johnson (37th) in 14:22, and Culbertson cross country meet. photo by Coach McKean
Noah Leckie (40th) in 15:39
11:13, Kimber Dulaney (4th) (13th) in 11:56, Kheyerah 12:28, Rebekah Bailey (28th)
GIRLS
in 11:16, Haleigh Huntsman Bilger (17th) in 12:12, Caylen in 13:24, Aspen Probert
Tanae Baker (2nd) in 10:16,
(7th) in 11:30, Gina Page Radakovich (20th) in 12:27, (37th) in 14:42, and Ashlyn
Mayzie Yoakam (3rd) in
(10th) in 11:45, JoJo Chappell Jensina Tweten (22nd) in White (38th) in 14:52
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