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PICTURED ABOVE: Hay bales donated by Travis & Robert Olson

Spray paint provided by Aune Masonry
Lot by GHS Trust
Scotty fans particpating: Erin Myrick, Davyn Myrick, Amy
Aune , Daley Aune , Deana Sinclair, Britney Cornwell, Grace
Cornwell, Klay Cornwell, Stacie Rhoads and Rance Rhoads

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fatal crash here

Happy Halloween!
Oooh, gross! The creepy crawlers and creatures of Halloween are truly intriguing, including
this true-to-life arachnid that was photographed right here in Glasgow in mid-October. It is a
huge, scary looking dude (didnt stick the finger in to see if it had a good pinch or not); if you
put it on a fifty-cent piece, his/her legs would well over extended it (this photo is just a little
over actual size!). Put it this way, this was one wicked-looking spider: a harmless Orb Weaver,
perhaps? What we do know is that its not a sage grouse. Hopefully our expert birders, Chuck
Carlson or Sam Espeland, will have some knowledge from their wildlife adventures on this
critter as well. It is believed that some three-quarters of the human population are intimidated
by spiders in one form or another. A story about spiders is in todays Buzz... Happy Halloween!

The Montana Highway

Patrol is investigating a fatal
crash after a group of hunters
stumbled on a dead body
inside a wrecked SUV near
Glasgow on Thursday.
MHP estimates the
initial wreck occurred on
September 19th after a
52-year-old man from Rock
Springs, Wyoming, drove
off Gilbertson Road, about
a mile east of Highway 24
north of Glasgow.

The man was driving a
GMC Suburban east when he
drove off the road, hit an old
piece of farm equipment and
then flipped down a steep
embankment, landing upside
down.
The man was not
ejected; his body was trapped
inside for 42 days before it
was found Thursday by a
group of hunters in the area.

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Happy Birthday
Pumpkin!
Our little
Kansas Sunflower
You are deeply missed.
We love you,
Linda and Fast Eddie

OCT 31 - NOV 6

SHOWINGS

Letter to the Buzz

228-9239

www.polsontheatres.com

95 Min.

4:10PM
7:15PM
9:15PM
Rated R: for intense
sequences of disturbing
violence and Terror
Cast: Annabelle Wallis, Alfre Woodard

John Form has found the perfect gift for his expectant wife, Mia a beautiful,
rare vintage doll in a pure white dress. But Mias delight with Annabelle doesnt
last long. On one horrific night, their home is invaded by members of a satanic
cult, who violently attack the couple. Spilled blood and terror are not all they
leave behind. The cultists have conjured an entity so malevolent that nothing
they did will compare to the sinister conduit to the damned that is now...
Annabelle

81 Min.

4:00PM
7:00PM
9:00PM

Rated PG: Some Reckless

Behavior, Rude Humor and
Language
Cast: Steve Carell, Jennifer Garner, Dylan Minnette, Kerris Dorsey, Megan Mullally.

Disneys Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day follows
the exploits of 11-year-old Alexander (Ed Oxenbould) as he experiences the
most terrible and horrible day of his young lifea day that begins with gum
stuck in his hair, followed by one calamity after another. But when Alexander
tells his upbeat family about the misadventures of his disastrous day, he finds
little sympathy and begins to wonder if bad things only happen to him. He soon
learns that hes not alone when his mom (Jennifer Garner), dad (Steve Carell),
brother (Dylan Minnette) and sister (Kerris Dorsey) all find themselves living
through their own terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day. Anyone who says
there is no such thing as a bad day just hasnt had one

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When I get around to it...

There are three candidates running for the Justice of

the Peace position in Glasgow; Im sure two will do a very
good job, C. Gamas (write in vote) or Christina M. Hillman.
I would like to remind the voters about the multiple
felony thefts in and around Glasgow when the Professional
Walleye Trails Fishing Tournament was here to fish Fort
Peck Lake back in the 90s. Many of the pro fishermens
boats were broken into and fishing tackle, rods, reels and
equipment were stolen. I had a vehicle stolen and robbed
of a very expensive stereo system and through weeks of
investigation with a friend, we were able to determine
who the culprits were but they had fled to Havre with the
stolen loot. The Valley County Sheriff went to Havre and
arrested the thieves and brought back two truckloads of
stolen property in which one of the many items was my
stereo system. I was told by our GPD the arrests solved 1618 individual crimes of theft.
After weeks of waiting, I contacted Dave Gortons
office by phone for information about my stolen property
and the thieves who were incarcerated. When talking to
Mr. Gorton, I asked when the thieves would be formally
charged and prosecuted. Mr. Gorton replied to me, when
I feel like it to which I replied, what do you mean when
you feel like it and Dave Gorton then replied when I get
around to it and he hung up the phone.
I wrote several letters to the editor in our local news
paper, letters to the Valley County Commissioners and the
State of Montana seeking leverage to force an explanation
for the conduct of Dave Gorton and his office no
explanation was ever given and the thieves were simply
released without prosecution.

I am asking the voters of Glasgow and Valley County
not to get around to voting for Dave Gorton and I am
asking the voters to (write in) C. Gamas or check Christina
M. Hillman on November 4th.

~ Jon Wiltfong

The Family of Mike Edwards

invites you to join them for a
celebration of Mikes life.
Saturday, November 1st, 2014
2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Elks Club, Glasgow

Eureka!

Just a fun word to pronounce, Eureka. The Lincoln
County Lions are making the nearly 500-mile trip to
Glasgow, bringing a 3-6 overall record for the first round of
the Class B football playoffs to face the undefeated Scotties at
9-0. Temperature at kickoff looks to be around 55, and the
Scotty passing game should be on fire as wind is looking to
be maybe around three miles an hour slowly kicking up to
around 5 to 7 mph by games end.

Following a likely Scotty victory, a storm system will
bring rain showers to northeast Montana by Saturday night.
The rain may mix with and change to snow Sunday night
into Monday. Light snow accumulations may be possible
over the Little Rockies and near the Canadian border.

Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 34. East

southeast wind 13 to 18 mph decreasing to 7 to 12 mph
after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 25 mph.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 57. Calm wind
becoming east 5 to 7 mph in the afternoon.
Saturday Night: A 30 percent chance of rain, mainly after
midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 34. East wind
8 to 11 mph.
Sunday: A 50 percent chance of rain. Cloudy, with a high
near 45. North northeast wind 6 to 16 mph becoming west
northwest in the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as
23 mph.
Sunday Night: A chance of rain showers before midnight,
then a chance of snow showers. Mostly cloudy, with a
low around 29. West northwest wind around 15 mph, with
gusts as high as 21 mph. Chance of precipitation is 50%.
New snow accumulation of less than a half inch possible.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 45. West
northwest wind around 15 mph, with gusts as high as 22
mph.
Monday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 29.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 52.
Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 34.
Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 53.
Thursday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 56.

BUZZIFIEDS
BUZZ
FARMERS MARKET! This Sat. Nov. 1, 9am - 3pm. Spaghetti, acorn
squash, pumpkins, cabbage, jalapeos, onoins, tomatillos, and potatoes.
Produce will be added weekly when ready, also fresh baked goods, jams &
jellies & more. We will be going every Sat. thru Nov. 22 weather permitting
9am-3pm. LOOK FOR SIGNS. RED ROCK PLAZA (ACROSS FROM
COKE PLANT).
BUZZ
MOVING SALE: Saturday, Nov. 1, 12 noon - 5 pm. Please use back door.
Household items - dishes, pictures puzzles, movies bedding. 911 10TH
AVE. N
BUZZ
INDOOR RUMMAGE SALE: Saturday, Nov. 1st, 8 am - 4 pm. Coffee
maker, talking books, foot spa, computer desk & chair, full size bedding
in a bag, cane, ironing board, metal welcome sign, shop vac air filter, bar
stools, booster seat, & lots more 313 4TH AVE. S
BUZZ
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bag sale: Thurs., Fri., & Sat. All clothing, halloween items, shoes, &
purses. Some exclusions apply. DONATIONS ALWAYS WELCOME; ALL
PROFITS GO BACK INTO OUR COMMUNITY! 229 4TH ST. SOUTH,
GLASGOW.
BUZZ
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least 14 years old, be responsible & have transportation. Fun & friendly
workplace! PICK UP AN APPLICATION AT TACO SHACK OR CALL
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BUZZ
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starts @ $9.00 and night shift starts @ $9.50 with raise after probationary
period. FILL OUT APPLICATION AT CAMPBELL LODGE OR CALL
228-9328
BUZZ
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One full-time, one part-time FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO APPLY
CALL BARBARA 942-0910
BUZZ
POSITION OPENING: Giftware Manager, Lead Retail Buyer. Full-time,
Mon Fri 8:30am- 5:30pm. Will be responsible for all functions of the giftware
department including purchasing & displaying inventory, oversight of the
billing/payment processes, planning & implementing new ideas to increase
foot traffic, strategizing sales & marketing plans, negotiating with suppliers/
vendors, allocation of budgets & financial oversight of the department &
controlling inventory & standards of goods. Good people management
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BUZZ
FOR RENT & SALE IN ST. MARIE: 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. CALL 406524-3742.
BUZZ
TO THE COWARDS that stole my grandsons motorcycle from the south
side of Glasgow the night of Oct. 13th, I hope you are proud of yourselves.
I hope your parents are proud.
BUZZ
COUNCIL ON AGING is having a Bazaar on November 8th from 9-2pm
table rental is 10 dollars . space is still available . PLEASE CALL 228-9500
TO RESERVE ONE.

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HARVEST

Saturday November 8th

8AM to Noon

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(New location this year we are not at the Civic Center)

United Methodist Letters to the Buzz

Womens Annual
Just Wondering WHY???
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500 1st Ave N. on Hwy 2 across from McDonalds

Saturday, November 1
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Luncheon 11am~2pm

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Take-out orders are available

Events

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39 Flat Screen TV
indle Fire HDX Tablet Computer
FIT Bit Fitness Tracker

Hearing Screening
Health Assessments
Medication Disposal
Medication Questions
Register for Online Access to your
Medical Record
Community Health Partners
Ebola Education
Advanced Directives

Saturday,
November
8th
Saturday
November
8th
8AM to8AM
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AT FMDH
AT FMDH

(New Location this Year, we are NOT at the CIVIC Center)

Use Discharge Enterance (Watch for Balloons)

(New location this year we are not at the Civic Center)

Events

Hearing Screening Health Assesments

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Medication Disposal Medication Questions
(Watch
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Medical Record Community Health Partners
FIT Bit Fitness Trainer
Ebola Education Advanced Directive
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Hearing Screening
Health Assessments
Medication Disposal
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Advanced Directives

NOTICE TO ALL
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and a Candid World

Miss Christine Gamas, candidate for

Justice of the Peace, is predjudicial, has a
temper which flairs up when she doesnt
get her way. She does not follow the rule
of law and picks and chooses which MCAs
she will abide by, not all of them. She, as
Clerk, is in breach of MCA 46-17-102,
which requires her to keep a docket of all
items entered into a case file. She ignores
FOIA laws, by not producing public
documents when properly requested. She
does not have the attributes of a bias free
holder of a public official in an office of
trust. I would vote for another candidate.
Paid for by Terry-Lee! State Citizen.
PO Box 65 St. Marie, MT 59231
Date: October 24th, 2014

I am just wondering why the Valley County

Deputies are the ones debating the current issues
brought up by Glasgow Police Officer and Valley County
Sheriff candidate Joe Horn. Shouldnt the Valley County
Sheriff, Glen Meier be answering the issues?
I also dont quite understand why Valley County
Commissioner Dave Pippin is telling the Valley County
tax payers to come see him for the facts on the spending
in Valley County, is there more to the paperwork that
the Valley County Clerk and Recorders Office is printing
out?

Valley County Sheriff Glenn Meier and his deputies
have been saying how the communication between the
Glasgow Police Department and Valley County Sheriff s
Office is good, but still the Glasgow Police Department
is not cross deputized. This issue was brought up four
years ago at the Glasgow High School debate, and we
as Valley County residents were promised by Sheriff
Glen Meier and Valley County Attorney Nick Murnion
that this matter was being handled, but WHY has it not
happened?
Is the communication really happening if they are
not willing to work this issue out?
~ Candy Lagerquist

IN response to Terry-Lee

In response to some derogatory references with my
character via the Glasgow Courier:
I would like to make a simple, accurate response
that Mr. Terry-Lee, state citizen of St. Marie, Montana,
is the same person who does not believe that he should
have a current drivers license to operate a vehicle on
Montana state highways. He is not a current registered
voter in Valley County.
~ Sincerely,

Christine Gamas

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The 2014 Wild Bunch Artists:

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Letter to the Buzz

Come See Whats

Sick & tired of Horn

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Why vote for Joe Horn, when all hes done is whine
and cry like a little girl about Glenn Meier and all the
spending done in the past on the Sheriff s Department.
This spending is what has made our Sheriff
Department one of the best in the state.
If you love your kids, vote Meier, he and the
deputies have a no nonsense policy when it comes to
drugs and crime and they have proven it time and time
again.

If Joe Horn is such a great law enforcement officer,
why isnt he the chief of police? Hes been there 12 plus
years.
We need to keep Glenn as sheriff, hes proven his
worth, Horn hasnt.
Come on Horn, put on your Big Boy Pants, quit
your whining and crying.
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From identifications to cataloging species present in

Montana, experts with Montana State University Extension
often address questions about spiders. Schutter Diagnosic
Laboratory on the MSU campus offers information and help
to the public in identifying spiders and other insects.
While there is conflicting information on the Internet and
in the media, the brown recluse is not native to and cannot
survive in Montanas cold, dry climate. Its native range is
from southeastern Kansas south to Texas and east to western
North Carolina and south to southern Georgia.

It is extremely unlikely that any spider bite from this
area is from a brown recluse, said Lauren Kerzicnik, insect
diagnostician at the Schutter Diagnostic Laboratory. While
we often receive submissions from people wondering if a
spider is a brown recluse, we have never positively identified
one in Montana.

Identifying a brown recluse is difficult because it has a
violin pattern that is common to many spiders. Brown recluse
spiders have six eyes that are arranged in three pairs of two
behind its head. To be sure, identification of a brown recluse
must be done by a trained arachnologist or entomologist.
Brown recluse bites are consistently misdiagnosed in
areas where the spider is not present, including Wyoming,
Colorado and Montana. The venom of brown recluse spiders
contains a component called sphingomyelinase D, which
creates mild to severe necrotic lesions in the immediate area
of the bite.
Reactions to the toxin in the venom delivered from
the brown recluse bite mimic several other types of medical
issues, including bacterial infections, chemical and allergic
reactions, lymphoma and other conditions. The spider is
often erroneously blamed for bacterial-caused rashes and
lesions that have nothing to do with spiders or spider bites
but, rather, are caused by some other wound or puncture that
allows bacteria to enter the body.

Bites from brown recluse spiders do not typically cause
body-wide or systemic reactions. The venom itself does not
cause infection. Instead, the open wound creates an entry
point into the body for bacteria. The only way to confirm that
a spider or insect is responsible is if the specimen is captured
and identified.
The only spider commonly found in Montana with
venom harmful to humans is the black widow. Its venom
causes latrodectism, which results in persistent sweating,
muscle cramping, and other neurological responses. Bites
from black widows are very rare.
The hobo spider, which has also been called the
aggressive house spider, is present in most of central and
western Montana. It does not cause necrotic lesions and is
not directly harmful, despite misinformation on the internet.

There has been significant research on this subject over the

last decade and any suggestions that hobo spider bites or
lesions are dangerous has been discredited. Nevertheless, if a
wound becomes inflamed or soreness persists, medical care
should be sought as secondary infection can enter the body
through the wound.
To minimize the risk of spider bites, take caution when
working in crawl spaces, garages, the laundry room, and in
areas that are not often encountered. In general, bites are rare
from spiders because they are small, their fangs are small, and
they lack the musculature to pierce the human skin. If think
you have a spider bite, see a dermatologist if your symptoms
persist.
Facts about the brown recluse and other spiders in
Montana:
The brown recluse has never been positively identified in
Montana
The brown recluse bite causes localized necrotic lesions on
the skin due to a toxin in its venom
Necrotic lesions can be caused by several factors, including
some spider bites or secondary infections in the bite area
The most common cause for such necrotic lesions in
areas of the country where brown recluse spiders are not
found (such as Montana) is MRSA (Methicillin Resistant
Staphlococcus aureus infection)
A brown recluse spider must be identified by an experienced
professional
The black widow is the only spider harmful to humans that
has been identified in Montana
Hobo spiders are present in Montana but are not aggressive
and do not cause necrotic lesions

If you find a spider or insect of concern, please place it
in a leak-proof container and either freeze it or preserve it
in rubbing alcohol. Bring the sample to your local county
Extension office or send it to the Schutter Diagnostic Lab at
119 Plant BioScience Bldg, PO Box 173150, Bozeman, MT
59717-3150.

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Thank You

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Thank You Again,
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Hwy 2 East
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2014 MCMOA Montana State Dart Tournament Results

Open Double Combo Event

Level 1
1st Place Dan Holms/Rob Evans (Amusement Services Billings),
$400; 2st Place Corey Berry/Randy Bird (Amusement Services
Billings) $240; 3rd Place Kris Thomas/Jason Brester (Amusement
Services Billings) $160

Level 2
1st Place Greg Kindt/Trevor Foster (Amusement Services
Billings) $350; 2nd Place Shane Stolem/Ryan Kovach (Mears
Music - Malta) $210; 3rd Place Dewayne Hamilton/Chris St.
Germaine (Mears Music - Glasgow) $140.00
Level 3
1st Place Jade Gilmore/Shawn Gilmore (Amusement ServicesMiles City) $480; 2nd Place Roger Desonia/Carl Rennick (Mears
Music Glasgow) $260; 3rd Place Amanda Hinebauch/Travis
Black (Amusement Services- Miles City) $120; 4th Place Stacie &
Rick Colarchik (Amusement Services- Billings)$40.00
Level 4
1st Place Scott Virag/Gary Choate (Century Gaming - Helena)
$320; 2nd Place Michael & Amanda Flohr (Century Gaming Helena) $200; 3rd Place Jen Limberhand/Josh Ryan (Mears
Music- Glasgow) $120
Level 5
1st Place Scott Cook Jr./Tammy Wixson (Mears Music - Glasgow)
$380 ;2nd Place John Ellsworth/Sis Heflin (Mears Music Malta)
$230; 3rd Place Kathy Shields/Jackie Follette (Mears Music Glasgow) $150; 4th Place Jessie Allison/Tamra Bolz (Amusement
Services Billings) $40
4 Person Team Event
Level 1
1st Place Rob Evans/Kolten Wenckus/Frank Danielson & Cassie
Palagi (Amusement Services Billings) $850; 2nd Place Dewayne
Hamilton/Chris St. Germaine/Lawrance Hamilton & Jory Shipman
(Mears Music Glasgow) $500; 3rd Place Rick Colarchik/Gary
Moore/Bret Boyer & Kandi Boyer (Amusement Services Billings)
$350
Level 2
1st Place Carl Rennick/Roger Desonia/Scott Cook Sr. & Phil
Latsche (Mears Music - Glasgow) $750; 2nd Place Joson Morrison/
Lenni Cebulski/Lance Henderson & Jessie Schipman (Mears Music
- Malta) $450; 3rd Place Cody Youngman, Jen Limberhand, Josh
Ryan & Oliver Davis $300
Level 3
1st Place Scott Cook Jr./Zack Sanders/Tammy Wixson & Beth
Henville (Mears Music - Glasgow) $700; 2nd Place Dan McAvoy/
Michael & Amanda Flohr/ Kim Petty & Rick Petty (Rocky Mountain
Gaming - Bozeman) $420; 3rd Place Bridgette Lapke/Joe
Wilcoxon/Nick Bilder & Tessa Young (Mears Music Glasgow)
$280
Singles Cricket Event
Level 1
1st Place Rob Evans (Amusement Services Billings) $370; 2nd

Place Dan Holm (Amusement Services Billings)$220; 3rd Place

Corey Berry (Amusement Services Billings) $150
Level 2
1st Place Jamy Frost (Amusement Services Miles City) $330;
2nd Place Martin Blake (Mears Music Glasgow) $200; 3rd Place
Phil Letsche (Mears Music Glasgow) $130; 4th Place Pete
Dalby (Mears Music Malta) $40.00
Level 3
1st Place Gary Moore (Amusement Services Billings) $300;
2nd Place David Mix (Mears Music - Glasgow) $190; 3rd Place
Shawn Gilmore (Amusement Services Miles City) $120; 4th Place
Terry Sharp (Mears Music - Glasgow) $40.00
Level 4
1st Place Amanda Hinebauch (Amusement Services Miles City)
$290; 2nd Place Scott Virag (Century Gaming Helena) $180;
3rd Place Katie Simsor (Mears Music Malta); $110; 4th Place
Melvin McNary (Mears Music - Glasgow) $40.00
Level 5
1st Place Joe Wilcoxon (Mears Music Glasgow) $280; 2nd
Place Kim Choate (Century Gaming Helena) $170; 3rd Place
Michelle Berry (Amusement Services - Billings) $100; 4th Place
Jen Bunk (Mears Music Malta) $40

Singles 501 Event
Level 1
1st Place Corey Berry (Amusement Services Billings) $370;
2nd Place Rob Evans (Amusement Services Billings) $220; 3rd
Place Dan Holm (Amusement Services Billings) $150
Level 2
1st Place Jamy Frost (Amusement Services Billings) $330; 2nd
Place Kolten Wenckus (Amusement Services Billings) $200;
3rd Place Dave Alderman (Amusement Services Miles City)
$130; 4th Place Brian Beachman (Amusement Services Miles
City) $40
Level 3
1st Place Michael Flohr (Rocky Mountain Gaming - Bozeman)
$300; 2nd Place David Mix (Mears Music - Glasgow) $190; 3rd
Place Gary Moore (Amusement Services Billings) $120; 4th
Place Tim Canen (Mears Music Glasgow) $40
Level 4
1st Place Carl Rennick (Mears Music Glasgow) $290; 2nd Place
Jacy Stolem (Mears Music Malta) $180; 3rd Place Emelie
Blake (Mears Music Glasgow) $110; 4th Place Katie Simsor
(Mears Music Malta) $40
Level 5
1st Place Tessa Youngman (Mears Music Glasgow) $280; 2nd
Place Joe Wilcoxon (Mears Music Glasgow) $170; 3rd Place
Sam Wells (Century Gaming Helena) $100; 4th Place Lance
Monson (Mears Music Glasgow) $40
Total Cash Payouts for events was $15,060; Plus T-shirts for
players, $2492; Plus Plaques, $3,168. Total Payouts: $20,720!

23rd Annual
Prizes

Saturday, Nov. 1
10:00 Am
Join us for a 1.5 mile fund run!
gs
Drawin

SMOKE THE TURKEY! SEVERAL GRAND PRIZES!

Contact the Glasgow Recreation Department for more details
319 2nd St S 228-8341

ATTN: Trick or Treaters If youre running from the

monster tonight, expect to trip or fall down at least twice, and
there is probably some dog doo-doo in the path. Also note
that, despite the fact that you are running and the monster is
merely shambling along, its still moving fast enough to catch
up with you. So be careful out there!

PREPARING FOR
PREPARING FOR

LONG-TERM

Tuesday, Nov. 4th, 6:00 p.m.

LONG-TERM
PRAIRIE
RIDGE VILLAGE

CARE

CARE

A meal will be Served

One-hour
to learn about long-term care and how
A Gift presentation
Your Family Deserves
youDidcan
prepare
for ita long-term
emotionally,
physically & financially
you know
that developing
care

WRITE IN
C. GAMAS

I would be HONORED to serve Valley County as Justice of the Peace.

I have the knowledge, understanding and commitment for being
Justice of the Peace.
Please Mark the Circle on the Ballot and Write in C. GAMAS

Experience Counts:

6 1/2 Years as Clerk of Justice Court

3 Years Acting Justice of the Peace,
Supreme Court Approved
6 Years of Justice Court Clerk Conferences
Mentor for New Clerk
GAMAS
Valley County Resident for 17 Years

tenacious

Paid for by Gamas for Justice of the Peace, Nichole Gamas, Treasurer
non-partisan, 730 4th Ave. North, Glasgow, MT 59230

ATTN: Trick or Treaters Beware of strangers bearing

strange tools. For example: chainsaws, staple guns, hedge
trimmers,
electric carving knives, combines, lawnmowers,
A FINANCIAL
butane
torches, soldering irons, band saws, or any devices
EVENT
made from deceased companions.

VNEA

Valley National Eight-ball Association

5 Member Teams
Men and/or Women

strategy
can that
help you

Did you
know
developing
a long-term care strategy can help you
Preserve
independence?
Preserve
youryour
independence
Protect
incomeand
and assets?
assets?
Protect
youryour
income
Reassure
familyabout
about the
Reassure
youryour
family
thefuture?
future?

Starting Nov. 13

HOSTED
BY:
Shelly
Please join us for a complimentary one-hour
presentation
to learn
more George
about

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howcalling
you can prepare
and financially.
Please
Shellyforatitemotionally,
228-2585,physically
263-2585
or E-mail: shelly.george@thrivent.com

Hosted by:
Shelly George
FIC,CLTC
Financial Associate

Tuesday, October 28th, 2014

6:00 PM
Prairie Ridge Village
521 4th Avenue South
that
time of year
Glasgow,Mt 59230

Its
well
be getting an extra hour of
sleep Sunday morning. Dont
forget to set your clocks back
Saturday night or Sunday
morning (official time to do it is
Sunday at 2 a.m.).

For additional Information or Sign-up

Contact Jory Schipman (406) 654-7097
A meal will be served.
You dont have to worry about Daylight
Please RSVP to reserve your spot
with Shelly George, 406-228-2585,cellHalloween. The holiday is always on Green
406-263-2585, or email,
shelly.george@thrivent.com

RE-ELECT

VALLEY COUNTY SHERIFF/CORONER

GLEN MEIER

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design) in the U.S., which it awards to individuals who successfully complete CFP Boards initial and ongoing certification requirements.

No products will be sold at this event.

Insurance products issued or offered by Thrivent Financial, the marketing name for Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, Appleton, WI.
Not all products are available in all states. Securities and investment advisory services are offered through Thrivent Investment Management
Inc., 625 Fourth Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN 55415, a FINRA and SIPC member and a wholly owned subsidiary of Thrivent. Thrivent Financial
representatives are registered representatives of Thrivent Investment Management Inc. They are also licensed insurance agents/producers of
Thrivent. For additional important information, visit Thrivent.com/disclosures.

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Savings Time at
Witch Mean Time.

Friday Funnies
by Sugar

A Dutchman was explaining the red, white, and
blue Netherlands flag to an American.

Our flag is symbolic of our taxes. We get red when
we talk about them, white when we get our tax bills, and
blue after we pay them.
The American nodded. Yep... its the same in the
USA, only we see stars too!

Adam and Eve had an ideal marriage. He didnt
have to hear about all the men she could have
married, and she didnt have to hear about the way
his mother cooked.

A flying saucer was low on fuel, so it landed by a
gas station on a lonely country road. On its side were the
letters UFO. The gas station attendant was stunned,
but his curiosity got the best of him.
Does that stand for Unidentified Flying Object?
he asked.
No, one of the other-worldly travelers responds,
It stands for Unleaded Fuel Only.

Two brooms were hanging in the closet and after
a while they got to know each other so well, they
decided to get married.

One broom was, of course, the bride broom, the
other the groom broom.
The bride broom looked very beautiful in her
white dress. The groom broom was handsome and
suave in his tuxedo. The wedding was lovely.
After the wedding, at the wedding dinner, the
bride-broom leaned over and said to the groombroom, I think I am going to have a little whisk
broom!
Impossible! said the groom broom, we havent
even swept together!

(Sounds to us like shes bee sweeping around...)

Question: What is a lazy persons favorite exercise
routine?
Answer: The diddly squat.

Halloween Party
Friday Oct. 31st
Karaoke starts at 8 pm
Costume Contest at 10 pm
1st Place $100 Gift Card
2nd Place $50 Gift Card

Jell-O Shots $3.00