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A Peachy Parade
The 16th Annual Parade of Lights on Saturday night
was quite a sight to behold as it weaved its way through
downtown Glasgow, making its way past Prairie Ridge
Village, Nemont Manor, down Second Avenue and of
course, Glasgow’s Famous Front Street. The music
was blaring, the lights were blazing, the candy was
flying, and it was a very merry time for the folks on the
floats and those who lined the streets to watch. The
float above had over 5,000 lights! Thanks to those who
participated for a wonderful evening outing.

HWY 2 meeting
visiting Communities in Northern better.
Montana to discuss the importance “That pretty much explains why

December 13th
The Highway 2 Association
has scheduled a noon luncheon
for Friday, December 13th at the
Sherman Inn in Wolf Point.
The Association is again
of upgrading Hwy #2 to the extent
that we will be able to compete for
and attract business.
Association President, Bob
Sivertsen, pointed out that 80%
of business locates in or near
communities that have four lanes or
we have a lack luster economy in
Northern Montana, yet we sit next
to two of the strongest economies in
North America, North Dakota and
Saskatchewan” he said.
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Fri & Sat: 4:10 • 7:00 • 9:10 Fri & Sat: 4:00 • 7:15
Sun: 4:10 • 7:00 Sun: 4:00 • 7:15
Mon - Thur: 5:00 • 8:00 Mon - Thur: 5:10 • 8:10
Some typical
December weather
in store
Says Darcia Rae, looks like we’re going to be in for a
White Christmas.... Are you happy?
Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around -2. North
wind 5 to 7 mph becoming calm in the evening.
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 20. Wind
chill values between zero and 10. Calm wind becoming
northwest around 5 mph in the afternoon.
Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 3.
Wind chill values between -10 and zero. Light and
variable wind becoming east 5 to 7 mph in the evening.
Wednesday: A 40 percent chance of snow, mainly
before 11am. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 20. East
southeast wind around 9 mph. New snow accumulation
of less than a half inch possible.
Wednesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 7.
East wind around 6 mph becoming calm in the evening.
Thursday: Partly sunny, with a high near 37. Light and
variable wind becoming west southwest 5 to 8 mph in
the afternoon.
Thursday Night: A 20 percent chance of snow after
11pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 22. West wind
8 to 10 mph.
Friday: A chance of snow before 1pm, then a chance
of rain and snow between 1pm and 2pm, then a chance
of snow after 2pm. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 35.
West wind 7 to 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
Friday Night: A 20 percent chance of snow before
11pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 14. West
northwest wind 6 to 9 mph.
Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 26. West wind
3 to 8 mph.
Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 9.
Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near 25.
HWY 2 meeting continued from front
Shane Mintz, MDT District Administrator, will
provide an update of projects that are included in MDT’S
5 Year Tentative Construction Plan. The Highway 2
Association has been engaged in advocating for an
Adequate Transportation System in the # 2 Corridor
since 2001, of which Sivertsen maintains is “The
Prerequisite to Economic Development in Northern
Montana.”
The Luncheon is scheduled for 11:30 a.m., and the
public is encouraged to attend.
“We all have a stake in growing our economy, there
is strength in numbers,” he concluded.
A number is needed for those planning to
each lunch, so please RSVP at 406-262-2346 or
laredoenterprises76@gmail.com.
CWD sampling results
continue to come in
Samples from 25 deer harvested around the
state tested positive for chronic wasting disease
last week. The majority of the new positive
samples were from animals harvested within CWD
Management Zones, where the disease is known to
exist.
Two of the positive samples were from areas
where the disease had not been previously detected.
These include a mule deer doe harvested in
hunting district 650 south of the Fort Peck Indian
Reservation, and a white-tailed buck harvested in
HD 702 in Rosebud County. These two areas are
adjacent to CWD Management Zones.
This brings the number of positive samples
collected this year to 91, including one elk and one
moose.
Prior to November 2017, the only documented
emergence of CWD in Montana was detected in a
captive game facility near Philipsburg in 1999.
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ones you can stand are
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 Streaking by!
As for the past 15 years, the 16th Annual Parade stringing a bunch of bulbs together. Once again, a
of Lights entries had no shortage of imagination in fantastic parade this past Saturday night.

Ag Research Summit includes irrigated, horticulture sessions

As 2019 nears a close,
farmers and ranchers have a lot of
questions:
What’s the deal with this
weather?
What do we need to brace for
next?
What can be done with all
that damaged grain?
What about disease….white
mold? Fusarium?
And what about new crop
options to help battle low prices…
Kernza, Hemp? Can these crops be
adapted here?
How do we manage them, and
what about markets?
These and many other
questions will be addressed
during the 3rd Annual MonDak
Ag Research Summit to be held
Thursday, December 12 at the
Richland County Event Center in
Sidney.
The summit runs from 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. and is organized by the
MonDak area’s three ag research
facilities – North Dakota State
University’s Williston Research and
Extension Center, Montana State
University’s Eastern Ag Research
Center in Sidney, and the USDA
Agricultural Research Service’s
Northern Plains Ag Research Lab,
also in Sidney. The collaborative
program focuses on “ready to use”
research findings by the more than
20 scientists employed at the three
facilities who have expertise in
irrigated and dryland agronomy,
plant pathology, soil science, plant
and insect ecology, molecular
biology, weed and insect biocontrol,
and much more!
This year’s Summit includes
a new program structure with
concurrent sessions targeting
irrigated and dryland research in
the morning and a new horticulture
session and general ag talks in the
afternoon. The latter will include a
presentation on hemp research and
one by representatives of American
Harvest, Inc., the new CBD oil
plant being developed in Sidney.
Altogether, 24 different
research presentations are planned
throughout the day, along with
two poster sessions featuring
another two dozen ongoing
research projects at the three host
facilities. The researchers on those
projects will be on hand to answer
questions regarding their work.
A free lunch from Famous
Dave’s in Williston is provided
for all participants at noon. Door
prizes are also planned.
Those interested in attending
can preregister online at https://
tinyurl.com/2019agsummit or by
calling or emailing Beth Redlin
at 406-433-9427 or beth.redlin@
usda.gov. Note, preregistration is
encouraged, but not required.
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Glasgow JV, Porcupines, Mavericks open season at Showcase
By Mike Brandt
The Glasgow junior varsity
kicked off their 2019-20 basketball
season at the Class C Showcase that
was held at Glasgow High School
and Evangelical Church Friday and
Saturday.
The Scotty girls defeated Frazer
48-34 and Nashua 63-42. Abrianna
Nielsen poured in 12 points to
lead Glasgow. Riley Noser, Tyann
Graham, Daley Aune, and Alexys
Mann had seven apiece, and Blaire
Westby six.
Freshman Kaylandra St. Marks
buried eight 3-pointers in leading
the Bearcubs with a game-high 24
points.
Glasgow followed that victory
with another Saturday, beating a
young Nashua-Opheim squad, 63-
42. Carly Nelson led the Scotties
with 11 points, Noser and Aune had
nine each and Nielsen eight.
Nashua freshman Alexis
Murdock had a game-high 14
points, freshman Tia Dees added
11, and Devin Fromdahl 10.
The Porcupines opened the
season with a 53-17 win against
Terry. It was the Terriers’ 20th
straight loss dating back to last year.
Dees scored eight of her 14 points
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in the fourth quarter. Fromdahl also
had 14 points.
Glasgow boys’ junior varsity
also won two games, thumping
Frazer, 61-28 and Nashua 62-
36. Hunter Collinsworth led the
Scotties with 13 points against
Frazer. Keigan Ingram added 10 and
Keigan Skolrud nine.
Jonathon Hotomaine had eight
points and Keein Ackerman seven
for the Bearcubs.
Skolrud had a game-high 15
points in the Scotties’ victory over
Nashua. Vincent Chappell followed
with 12 and Collinsworth 10.
Trace Laumeyer and Ethan
Viste had eight each for Nashua.
Laumeyer drained three 3-pointers
in leading the Porcupines in a 63-53
loss to Terry Friday night. Sawyer
Sibley had two treys to follow with
12 points.
Lustre Christian split its games
with the girls falling to Wolf Point
JV, 49-31, then coming back to whip
Terry 39-10. The Lions beat Wolf
Point JV 74-43, and then lost to
Terry 48-42.
Alexis Reddig led the Lions
with 13 points against the Wolves.
She came back the next night to tally
18 points. Aubri Alsrichter added
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On the boys’ side the Lions
whipped the Wolf Point JV 74-
43, but were edged by Terry 48-42
the following night. Sophomore
Kolden Hoversland had a good
weekend for the Lions, netting 15
points, including three treys and
19 points. Elijah Lenihan had 14,
including three treys, Friday night.
But it was Terry Allmer with a game
high 25 points Saturday, while Kyle
Pederson had 17.
Wolf Point JV also beat Frazer
with the girls edging the Bearcubs
52-49. Kaydin Sibley led Frazer
with 17 points, St. Marks had 14,
including four 3’s, and Amilee
White 10. Ackerman had 18 and
Kayo Jackson 12 in a 51-43 loss.
North Country girls lost both
games to Melstone 47-44 and Turner
61-60. Jaycee Erickson scored 16
of her 19 points in the second half
against Melstone. Kaitlin McColly
added nine points and Kia Wasson
seven. McColly got hot the following
night, netting 25 points. Wasson
drilled six 3-pointers for 21 points.
The Mavericks boys split, losing
to Melstone 47-37 and defeating
Turner 63-30. Loden Idler had 11
points Friday, and 12 the next night.
AOC appears on ‘The Price Is
Right,’ guesses everything is free
HOLLYWOOD, CA—Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was
pumped to attend a taping of The Price Is Right in FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD CLOSE TO SCHOOLS!
4 Bedroom, 2 bath 2016 +/- sq. ft.
Hollywood last week. The special guest introduced spacious home with Kitchens on both
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shouted, “FREE!”
When host Drew Carey asked if Ocasio-Cortez
understood the game’s rules, she warned Carey not to
cat-call her and then responded, “Don’t hate me cause
you ain’t me.”
She went on to guess that diamond earrings, a
CELEBRATION
In honor of
set of jet skis, and even a giant pile of cash were all
free. Carey unveiled a package containing world- RICHARD KINGSLEY
class healthcare and she said, “Definitely free.” She
was at one point puzzled by a stack of croissants but
eventually guessed that they also were free.
Ocasio-Cortez was never able to advance to the
Big Wheel, and as the credits rolled she appeared
visibly upset. A hot mic picked up comments she made
in frustration, claiming that the game was rigged by
capitalism and that “everybody knows giant piles of
money are free, that’s like basic economics 101.”
(Note from the Babylon Bee: We have been
notified by Snopes.com that this story is not true.
After reviewing the evidence, we would like to retract
it. Ocasio-Cortez did not actually appear on The Price
Is Right and guess that everything is free. In fact, it
appears that this entire story was completely made up.
Everything else on our site is still true, however. We
apologize for any confusion.)