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Well, when you just wrapped up a state wrestling title, coaches’ jobs are far from over as they all work closely
how can you help it! Coaches Rocky Thompson, Jory with the Highlanders. “It’s grassroots and our bread and
Casterline, Brady Flaten and Dusty Kittleson deserve a butter,” Coach Casterline noted of how important the
shout-out for the job they’ve done in bringing back the Glasgow Wrestling Club is. “There are some schools out
dominance of G-Town wrestling. Here’s how things have there that don’t even have a junior high program.” And
went since the Scotties’ 24th place in 2014: 2015, 16th; now from the desk of the GHS Athletic Director Brenner
2016, 7th; 2017, 6th; 2018, 3rd; 2019, 2nd; 2020; 1st; and Flaten, who also works closely with the Highlanders, on
2021, 1st. While the high school season is done, these this season’s success:
Colten Fast finished his senior that this season featured fewer career record to 158-39 overall. The
season at 38-2, bumping his career matches with no regular-season 158 wins slots him into 4th place all
record to 165-26 overall. The 165 tournaments). His 86.3 winning time. His 80.2 winning % ranks 16th
wins moved Colten into 2nd All- % ranks 9th all-time in program all-time for the Scottie Wrestling
Time in school history on the career history. program.
wins list behind Luke Zeiger’s 175 Dylan Nieskens finished his Dylan and Colten both ended
(and you have to keep in mind senior season at 42-1, bumping his continued on page 2
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Success continued from front
their careers as 4-time State Placers and 3-time State
Champions. They join Luke Zeiger, Craig Hallock,
and Nathan Hopstad as the only Scotties with at least
three state titles on their resume. They also join a select
group of 15 individuals (in 64 years) to place at the state
tournament all four years. Dylan is one of only four
individuals to wrestle in the state finals all four years,
joining Brady Flaten, Myles Kittleson, and Luke Zeiger.
The Class of 2021 is the first Senior Class to feature
four State Champions in a single graduating class in
the history of our program. (The 2002 and 2010 classes
each had three State Champions in their graduating
classes). A BIG thank you to Colten, Dylan, Mayson,
and Cooper!
Mayson Phipps became a three-time state placer
and a two-time state finalist this season. The senior
Heavyweight is one of just 40 Scotties to place at least
three times and one of 34 to make the State Finals at least
twice. Mayson is the 10th Heavyweight State Champ in
school history and our first since 2011.
Cooper Larson, Kyler Hallock, Jake Kuka, and
Damian Nesbitt all became two time state placers this
year. (Damian was 4th for Baker High School in 2020).
82 different Scotties can now claim the status as a multi-
time state placer.
This year’s Scottie Wrestling team broke a 64-year
record when they finished the season at 19-6 overall in
Dual competition. The 19 Dual Match victories broke
the team record of 17 set in 1975 and 1993.
The State Title is the 14th in school history. That
total is now a record for a Class A, B, or C school. It
moves us into a tie with Class A’s Havre High School.
Trailing only Class AA Butte High (17). It also marks
the 9th state title since the move to class B/C in 1992-
93. That is also a state record breaking a tie with Conrad
(8 Class B/C titles). Glasgow is the only school, in any
classification, with a team title in six different decades.
Sustained success!
The State Trophy is the 33rd in school history. That
total is a current record for a Class A, B, or C school.
Great Falls High also claimed a trophy this season in
Class AA. So the Scotties remain entrenched in 2nd
place overall among all-classifications, trailing only the
Bison’s 35 Class AA state trophies. The next closest to
Glasgow’s 33 is Havre with 26 in Class A.
Following the 2021 state tournament, the Scotties
now boast 73 Individual State Champions and 290
Individual State Placers. Both totals are more than any
other current Class B/C school.
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 Thanks for Listening
Duke, Wuhan Bailout Package,
Transgender Men in Women’s
Sports and Uh..Um.
Tis a sad day indeed when Coach
K of Duke has to announce that because
of the Wuhan Virus....call it what it is!....
the Duke Blue Devils will not attend the NCAA Tournament
(March Madness) this year. Coach Krzyzewski [whew] or
“Coach K” as he is affectionately called is in his 41st season
with Duke, has 7 National Championships, 13 consecutive
ACC Championships, 11 championship games, 16 final four
appearances and the Duke Blue Devils have the best winning
percentage of .775 of any team in tournament history. They
have missed just 8 tournaments. Now that’s a dynasty! Sorry
Kyle.
Moving on to Slippery Joe’s relief Package: It’s a joke! It’s
mostly aimed at buying more voters for the Democrats in the
upcoming mid-term elections. It favors the minorities, persons
of color, big business, and has bailouts for several or more of the
worst in-debt states in the U.S.. Sure the $2,000 he promised
in January in Georgia if we elected Warnock and Osshoff (“the
checks will be in the mail next week”), is included with a $433
billion price tag. He then cut the amount to $1400 saying we
already got the previous $600, which BTW was promised and
given by the Trump administration, you Dunce! If I get 1400
bucks I’ll send Joe Biden a bill for 600 bucks! I’ll send a bill
every month for 6 months and if not paid I’ll turn it over to
a collections agency. Then I’ll most likely go to jail on some
make-believe charge from some make-believe source. The
House vote was 220 to 211 with one brave Democrat voting
with the Good Guys! He is Jared Golden of Maine. The Senate,
of course was split 49 to 49 when VP Hairass (sorry friends,
that’s a typo and there’s no more room on my monitor screen
for the white-out) voted a hearty Yea...Amen Brothers and
Sisters!
Folks, if you don’t believe we’re in deep do-do you need
to read the Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire....better yet
take a close look at the ten most worst debt-to-equity states
in America and see what’s causing their demise! They spend
more than they bring in. Simple as that. Trump understood the
process and was fixing it....the Democrats don’t and are further
breaking it. A good example of Democrat poor management is
New York where they’re in debt 203.77 billion dollars and their
GDP doesn’t come close to catching them up. Oh and look at
Illinois: their debt is 5 times higher than their assets. Again,
Democrat controlled for years. Obama home town/state you
might recall. And I don’t even want to delve into the nearly
bankrupt/corruptness of the Socialist Republic of Mexifornia.
America is nothing more or less than a very large business. We
make things to sell to our people and other countries, we buy
things from other countries, we buy things from each other
we make things for each other. The U.S. needs to run like a
company....not like a cash cow for one faction of the country.
And speaking of cash cows, there’s a stipulation in the
Wuhan Relief Bill ( Stupidly called the American Rescue
Plan Act of 2021) that gives five billion dollars to “socially
disadvantaged farmers.” Yikes....How racist can that be?
Socially disadvantaged is described in the bill as Black,
Hispanic, Native American and Asian American farmer’s and
rancher’s. This is a bill to payoff these folks’ accrued debt as of
January 1, 2021. Again, isn’t that a bit racist? But it should gain
the Democrats more votes in the Mid-Term elections. Case
closed. But I thank Senator Daines for taking a strong stand
about the racism exhibited in this package. And, of course,
my question would have to be....what the hell does this have
anything to do with COVID anyway? Again, refer to “Votes”.
I just took a 4,700 mile see-the-grand-kids trip through
ten of our western states and the things I saw and heard.....
well that could be a story for Penthouse Forum....which, of
course, I have NEVER read and didn’t even know about it until
I met.... uh...no names please! Mustang Ranch? Never heard
of it either unless it’s that “ranch” near Reno, Nevada that the
government confiscated and went broke trying to run it! Only
our government could possibly go broke running a.....uh...a...
ummm, well, you get the picture...Uh no pictures, Please!
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening.
~ Virgil Vaupel
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
Install Heater with ducts and Remove and Install
freon in Air Conditioner at Marinko House Project
Bid Title: Marinko Relocation Project
Category: Install heater with Ducts and remove and Install freon in air conditioner
Bid Recipient: Valley County Commissioner
Sealed bids will be received by Valley County Commissioner, 501 Court
Square # 1, Glasgow, MT 59230 until 5:00 pm. on March 23, 2021 and will be
publicly open and read aloud on March 24, 2021 at 10:00 am. Hand delivered
bids will be accepted.
The project generally consists of: Remove Freon from air condition at 216 Third Avenue,
Hinsdale, Mt. 59241. Install heater with ducts and install freon in air conditioner at 148 Buffalo
Trail, Sleeping Buffalo, Saco, MT 59261.
CONTRACTOR and any of the CONTRACTOR’S SUBCONTRACTORS bidding or doing work
on this project are required to follow these provisions for non-federal entity contract which
includes: Termination for Convenience, Partially Completed work, Default, Right to audit, Small
Business, Minority owned firms and Women’s Business Enterprises Effort, Contract work hours
and Safety Standards Act (40 U.S.C. 3701-3708 ), Right to inventions made under a contract or
agreement, Clean Air Act ( 42 U.S.C. 7401-7671q ) and the Federal Water Pollution Act ( 33U.S.C.
1251-1387 ) as amended, Byrd Anti-Lobbing Amendment ( 31 U.S.C. 1352 ), Debarment
and Suspension ( Executive Order 12549 and 12689 ), Equal Employment Opportunity, and
PURSUANT to Section 18-2-201 and 18-2-422, MCA
Contractor and Subcontractor shall procure and maintain insurance coverage for Worker’s
Compensation, Employee’s liability, and Commercial General Liability
Interested Bidders may call Rick Seiler at 406-263-1479 if they have questions about
the basement specification or locations.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids received, to waive informalities, and to accept the
lowest responsive bid which is in the best interest of the County.
Publication Dates: March 12 and 19, 2021
Closing Date/Time: March 23, 2021 at 5:00 pm
Submittal Information: VC Commissioners, 501 Court Square #1, Glasgow, MT 59230
Bid Opening: March 24, 2021 at 10:00 am.
Wasson comes through
By Mike Brandt
The going was rough when you have to battle a 2-3 zone
defense and the defending co-state champions. But the North
Country Mavericks figured out how to score against that defense
to come from behind and win a defensive battled, 43-38 over
Roy-Winifred.
“Wow!! That was very stressful,” said longtime Mavericks
coach Amber Erickson in an interview with KMMR radio
announcers after the game.
The win puts the Mavericks (23-0) into the state
championship game Saturday at 5 p.m. against Fort Benton,
which slipped past Plentywood 51-46, at Lockwood High
School.
The game came down to the very end where senior
Kia Wasson went 3 for in the final minute of play. The North
Country defense also stepped up to stop the Outlaws and 6-foot-
3 freshman Isabelle Heggem. Heggem and her older sister,
Madeline, missed a three-pointer each in the final 40 seconds,
Roy-Winifred (19-3), which shared the title last year with
District 8C rival Belt, game out in a 2-3 zone defense that gave
the Mavericks a rough time. North Country was 2 for 18 from
the field early in the second quarter. The Mavericks trailed 12-7
at that point when Erickson called time out.
“It’s hard to get around,” said Erickson on the defense.
“That through us off a little.”
That’s what they needed as the Mavericks went on a 12-4
run to take a 19-14 lead at the break. North Country figured out
the defense to start scoring some inside buckets and hit some
from the outside. Erickson just told her girls to keep shooting as
the shots would fall.
“Just keep taking the shots,” she said. “We tried to get our
tempo game going.”
Wasson drained a three with seven minutes to play in the
third and was followed by a bucket from junior Jaycee Erickson,
which gave the Mavericks a 24-14 lead. That lead didn’t last
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long as the Outlaws rallied on an 8-0 run capped off on Trinity
Edwards bucket with 44 seconds to play for a 28-26 game.
Kaitlyn McColly put the finished touch on the quarter with her
bucker and a 30-26 advantage.
Isabelle Heggem was good on a free throw and got a bucket
inside and teammate Southworth scored to give the Outlaws a
31-30 lead, capping off a 5-0 run. Wasson drilled a huge three
and Erickson dropped in a pair of free shots, for a 35-31 led with
four minutes to play.
Edwards and Jayda Southworth had a bucket each that tied
the game a minute later. Freshman Teagan Erickson stepped to
the foul line where she made two of the biggest free throws in
her young basketball career for a 37-35 lead with 2:40 to play.
Isabelle Heggem answered at the other end with a bucket, but
Wasson drained another three with 2:03 to play.
Adeline Heggem missed her attempt with McColly
grabbing the rebound and was fouled by Heggem. Wasson
went to the line a few seconds later where she made one of
two shots. Once again Madeline Heggem missed her three and
picked up her fifth foul when Wasson grabbed the rebound. She
went down and made two foul buckets for a 43-37 lead with
35 seconds left in the game. The Outlaws did add a free throw
but the North Country defense held them from scoring another
bucket.
The Mavericks held Madeline Heggem to three points
in the contest, The 6-foot junior had 18 in a 39-31 win over
previously undefeated Seeley-Swan Wednesday.
“That’s a heck of a defensive effort to do that,” said Erickson.
“I respect that program. We played them last summer. This is
exactly what you want (a close game).”
Isabelle Heggem had a great game, netting 17 points,
Edwards followed with 14, and Southworth four.”
“She (Isabelle) had a lot of great games last year as an
eighth-grader,” said Erickson. “She’s a good player.”
Wasson finished the games with 14 points, Teagan
Erickson had nine, McColly eight, Jaycee Erickson six, and Kora
LaBrie four.
North Country was 13 for 51 from the field and 14 for 18
from the foul line. The Outlaws were 15 for 36 and 8 for 13 .
Wednesday
North Country 66, Jordan 27
Roy-Winifred 39, Seeley-Swan 31
Manhattan Christian 56, Melstone 32
Fort Benton 51, Plentywood 46
Thursday
Seeley-Swan 64, Jordan 34
Plentywood 43, Melstone 28
North Country 43, Roy-Winifred 38, semifinal
Fort Benton 64, Manhattan Christian 31, semifinal
Friday
Game 9: Plentywood vs. Roy-Winifred, 1 p.m.
Game 10: Seeley-Swan vs. Manhattan Christian, 3:30 p.m.
Saturday
Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, 1 p.m., consolation
North Country vs. Fort Benton, 5 p.m., championship
 Service for John Mogan
John Walker Mogan, 94, of Hinsdale, Montana passed
away peacefully at his home Saturday, March 6, 2021.
Get away from life for a while® Family will receive friends on Sunday, March 14,

Immerse Yourself 2021 from 2-4:00 p.m. at Bell Mortuary in Glasgow,

Montana. Funeral Services will be Monday, March
into Magical Worlds 15, 2021 at 10:00 a.m. at the American Legion Hall in
Hinsdale, Montana. Burial will follow at the Hillview
Games • Escape Rooms • Educational Experiences
Cemetery in Hinsdale. Memorials in John’s name may
Go Undersea or Outer Space • Tour Museums
Explore National Parks or Places Overseas be made to the Hinsdale American Legion, the Hinsdale
The possibilities are endless. Ambulance Service or any organization of your choice.
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Bipartison bill introduced
U.S. Senators Jon Tester and Steve Daines, along with
Congressman Matt Rosendale, are today introducing a
bipartisan bill to make rehabilitating the St. Mary’s Diversion
Dam more affordable, and ensure the Milk River Project can
continue providing water to farmers, ranchers, and Tribes in
Our Little
VALLEY COUNT Y
COMMUNITY
Northcentral Montana that depend on it. P O O L Campaign
The St. Mary’s Reinvestment Act will authorize $52
million to rehabilitate the St. Mary’s Diversion Dam, part Miss
Lucky Knuckle Natural
of Bureau of Reclamation’s (BoR) Milk River Project in Pageant
northcentral Montana, and require the BoR to use an ability- Brew Run
Are you up for the challenge?
System
to-pay study on what the current water users could afford to
pay for the project and set the cost share for the rehabilitation Join our 5k Walk/Run Saturday, March 20
based on that study.
Entry Fee $20 at 3:00 PM
FWP seeks memberships for Upland Saturday, March 13 • 2:00 PM Goodkind Building
Registration 12:30 - 1:30 pM Registration starts at
Game Bird Advisory Council Busted Knuckle Brewpub 2:00 PM
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking nominations Register at www.valcopool.com
for individuals interested in serving on a council that monitors or pickup a form For more info Contact
activities and makes recommendations for the state’s Upland at Busted Knuckle Robin at 406-524-8003
Game Bird Enhancement Program.
Council membership is representative of all seven
Are you interested in creating community change?
FWP administrative regions and upland game bird- Join the conversation at our
related interests, including upland game bird hunters; local
chambers of commerce; conservation interests; upland game
bird biologists; landowners, including Block Management
SPRING 2021
cooperators; and a state senator and representative from
different political parties.
COMMUNITY MEETING
Tuesday, March 23rd
Council members will be appointed for two- or four-
year terms by FWP Director Hank Worsech. Meetings are 5:30 - 7:30 pm Scan here with
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scheduled minimally twice a year, in the spring and fall. @Glasgow
camera for more
Evangelical Church details & to RSVP!
Interested persons may apply using the online
application form available at fwp.mt.gov. Click “Upland
Game Bird Enhancement Program Advisory Council” and
follow the directions. Applications may also be requested by Raffle drawing & dinner provided!
calling FWP at 406-444-2612 or by email to dhohler@mt.gov.
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Come Celebrate with us!

Gretchen Westby’s
80th!
Saturday, March 20, 2021
2:00 - 4:00 PM
Cottonwood Inn
Cake - Coffee - Fellowship
** No Gifts Please **

Milk River Inc.

We can no Longer
Collect Cardbaord.
We have nowhere to take it.
We will continue to collect
cans. Container is on the
East side of the Building.
219 2nd Ave S • Glasgow
228-8412
Open Mon - Fri • 8am - 4am

MARCH 10 - 16, 2021

Happy St. Patrick’s Day

Food Club
CORNED BEEF $3.49 lb
Fresh Green Cabbage.......... 69¢ lb
Family Pack Certified Angus Beef® 85/15
GROUND BEEF .......................... $2.99 lb
Bone-In
ASSORTED PORK CHOPS.............. 99¢ lb
Certified Angus Beef®
SIRLOIN TIP ROAST ................... $3.49 lb
Family Pack Certified Angus Beef® Boneless
RIBEYE STEAKS ........................$11.99 lb
Stones 5 lb. Box
GROUND BEEF PATTIES............$14.99 ea
Food Club 12 oz.
BACON ........................................2 / $5
40 Knots 2 lb. pkg.
POLLOCK FILLETS ......................$7.99 ea
 Friday Funnies by
A science teacher tells his class,
“Oxygen is a must for breathing and
life. It was discovered in 1773.”
Harold, not the sharpest pencil in
the class, responds, “Thank God I was
born after 1773!
A pretty young blonde visiting her new doctor for
the first time found herself alone in a small waiting room.
She began undressing nervously, preparing herself for the
upcoming examination.
Just as she draped the last of her garments over the
back of a chair, a light rap sounded on the door and a
young doctor strode in. Coming to an abrupt halt, the
doctor looked his nude patient up and down carefully and
with considerable appreciation.
“Miss Smith,” he said finally, “it seems quite obvious
to me that you have never undergone an eye examination.”
Sammy was on his deathbed and gasped pitifully.
“Give me one last request, dear,” he said.
“Of course, Sam, “ his wife said softly.
“Six months after I die,” Sam said, “I want you to marry
Brad.”
“But I thought you hated Brad,” she said.
With his last breath, Sam said, “I do.”
Q: What invention did Ole and Sven come up with
that didn’t pass the patent board?
A: Ejection seats in helicopters.
The Hi-Line Sportsmen
would like to thank
those who attended and
supported our 5th Annual
banquet this year!
We are extremely thankful to be part of such a great
community which allowed us to pull off a successful
banquet, even given the circumstances we have all
faced this past year. Despite capacity restrictions and
Covid guidelines, we had an excellent crowd that helped
everything run smoothly and made our event a success.
You folks are the reason our organization matters!
As always, a big thanks goes out to those helping
in the kitchen, bartenders, committee members and
other helpers who put their time in to make the banquet
possible. We were able to award Barb Marsh/Mark
Jackson Memorial Scholarships to two very deserving
students, as well as raise funds that will be used to
support conservation projects locally and ensure that
we can continue to provide scholarships in the future!
Keep an eye on our Facebook page for info on
future projects and ways that you can get involved.
Thanks for helping us ‘Keep Conservation Local’!
I bet if you
put your ad here
people would
see it!
ALL ABOARD
Join us for a
Retirement Party
Honoring
CLAY KITTLESON
Friday, March 26th
Board the Party Train
@ 5:00 PM at the Elks
 CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION
COMING SOON
SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2021
Now Taking Open
ayloR Consignments
Auction Contact Auctioneer
Services Kevin Taylor
406-230-2259
taylorauctions406@gmail.com

STORAGE AUCTION
Saturday, March 13
@ 10:00 am Sharp
at 1310 Cherry Creek Street
Come find your treasure!
Cash, Good Checks Accepted
5% Convenience fee for Credit Cards
TAYLOR STORAGE
1134 Cherry Creek St. (just off Hiway 2 west of the VFW)
Holly 406-599-3805, or Kevin 406-230-2259 for more info.