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All About The Pies

The 18th of October from 2:00
pm to 5:00 pm this year is a date you
will want to put on your calendar of
events. There’s a pie sale in Hinsdale
in the nice little memorial park right
next to Sweet Memories Ice Cream
Shop at the end of Montana street.
This is no ordinary pie sale
friends. In a time when this country
has gone bat-guana crazy with
the obsession of tearing down our
statues and monuments to our
fallen heroes and other notable men
and women, the folks in Hinsdale
have banded together to restore
our monument remembering those
from our area.
As the plaque says: “Presented
to the American Legion to pay
tribute to those who have served
their country in time of war.”
It was presented to the
American Legion by Marlin and
Burril Jensen.
One thing missing is a new
plaque with the names of those who
have served in the years since WWII
and that’s just one reason for the pie
sale. The other reason has to do with
The American Legion Memorial in Hinsdale is in dire need of an overhaul, the ancient enemy of us all. Old age.
and a pie sale is the first fund-raiser underway to, as the old saying goes,
“get the ball rolling.” It’s happening in Hinsdale this Sunday, October 18th. continued on page 2

Good hunting
weather
setting in
Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 26. West wind 11
to 16 mph decreasing to 5 to 10 mph after midnight. Winds
could gust as high as 24 mph.
Thursday: A slight chance of snow showers before 10am,
then a slight chance of rain and snow showers between
10am and 11am, then a chance of rain showers after 11am.
Pie sale continued from front
This monument was erected in 1945, so like a lot
of us born in that immediate place in time it has seen
better days. It has survived many a cold winter and hot
summer only to find that the cement holding its joints
together is crumbling and in dire need of a $6,000+
surgical procedure.
The flag atop the crumbling monument shows that
our community honors those who served during time
of war.
It’s not as large as that grand monument at Fort
Peck or the one in Great Falls and in other cities and
towns all around the Big Sky but it says the same thing,
only on a smaller scale.
So, friends, please take a few moments of your
time, take the scenic drive to Hinsdale, buy a delicious
homemade pie for $75 and feel that ol’ warm fuzzy
feeling as you’re driving home. (while thumbing your
nose at all those un-American idiots who insist on
tearing down this great nation’s history.)
I hope to see you there on October 18th from 2:00
pm to 5:00 pm.
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening.
~ Virgil Vaupel

ior Citizen Center

Partly sunny, with a high near 47. West northwest wind 5 to
10 mph increasing to 15 to 20 mph in the afternoon. Winds
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40%. Little or no snow accumulation expected.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 24. West THURSDAY
wind 7 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 28 mph.
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 Pie Social
Fundraiser
for the Legion
Memorial in Hinsdale

Sunday, October 18
2:00 - 5:00 PM
Hinsdale Legion Park
Constructed in 1945 & being in its
75th year, it is in need of repairs.
If you are more comfortable with a
pie social “distancing”,
you can pre-order @ 364-2128.

Being Sheepish
The Western Valley 4-H club meeting was held on September 27. First
we had livestock judging. We all sat down in a chair and ate lunch. The
goodies were especially delicious. Then we took a test. We were either
on the 4-H team or the FFA team. Then we went to the rodeo grounds
and began judging. This year we finally got to judge horses. After the
judging we had a meeting. We turned our books in and got ready for
elections next meeting.
-----Linden Holt, 4-H Reporter, photo by Heidi Johnson
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Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame announces 2020 inductions
Yesterday the Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame &
Western Heritage Center (MCHF & WHC) announced
the 13th class of inductions into the Montana Cowboy
Hall of Fame. The inductees were chosen from a field of
candidates nominated by the general public. Inductees
are honored for their notable contributions to the
history and culture of Montana.
“The Hall of Fame exists to honor those who have
made an impact in their part of the state and represent
Montana’s authentic heritage for future generations,”
said Bill Galt, MCHF & WHC President. “Our volunteer
trustees around Montana vote on nominations that
come from the district in which they reside. This process
gives the local communities a strong voice in who will
represent them in the Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame.”
The MCHF & WHC board of directors has
designated 12 trustee districts across the state from
which up to 20 trustees may be appointed. Nomination
criteria established by the board for the Class of 2020
inductions allowed the election of one Living Inductee
and one Legacy Inductee from each of the 12 districts.
The 2020 inductees into the Montana Cowboy Hall
of Fame are:
• District 1 (Daniels, Phillips, Roosevelt, Sheridan,
& Valley Counties): Living Award – Robert David
Leininger, Westby. Legacy Award – Terry Linn Fast,
Wolf Point.
• District 2 (Dawson, Garfield, McCone, Prairie,
Richland, & Wibaux Counties): Living Award –
William ‘Bill’ Dutton, Jordan. Legacy Award – Deane
William Copping, Glendive.
• District 3 (Carter, Custer, Fallon, Powder River,
Rosebud, & Treasure Counties): Living Award –
Wallace ‘Wally’ McRae, Forsyth. Legacy Award –
Tooke Bucking Horses, Ekalaka.
• District 4 (Blaine, Chouteau, Hill, & Liberty
Counties): Living Award – Lzetta Martha (Combes)
Halingstad, Turner. Legacy Award – Duane Daniel
Werk, Chinook.
• District 5 (Cascade, Glacier, Pondera, Teton, & Toole
Counties): Living Award – Lewis & Roselynn Carroll,
Sun River. Legacy Award – Forrest ‘Scotty’ Zion, Great
Falls.
• District 6 (Fergus, Golden Valley, Judith Basin,
Musselshell, Petroleum, & Wheatland Counties):
Living Award – Leland ‘Red’ Cade, Lavina. Legacy
Award – Jesse Calvin & Ruth (Lane) Garfield, Ryegate.
• District 7 (Big Horn, Carbon, Stillwater, Sweet Grass,
& Yellowstone Counties): Living Award – Peter E.
‘Pete’ Olsen, Molt. Legacy Award – Walter F. ‘Walt’
Linderman, Belfry.
• District 8 (Broadwater, Jefferson, & Lewis and Clark
Counties): Living Award – Kent Mosher, Augusta.
Legacy Award – Gary Murphy, Wolf Creek.
• District 9 (Gallatin, Meagher, & Park Counties):
Living Award – Calvin Hochstrat, White Sulphur
Springs. Legacy Award – Arthur W. ‘Spike’ Short,
White Sulphur Springs.
• District 10 (Flathead, Lake, Lincoln, & Sanders
Counties): Living Award – Berniece Arlene ‘Lady
Long Rider’ Ende, Trego. Legacy Award – Wilderness
Worn – A Government Packers Legacy, Eureka.
• District 11 (Mineral, Missoula, & Ravalli Counties):
Living Award – Raymond Paul ‘Ray’ Rugg, Superior.
Legacy Award – Leonard Moore, Condon.
• District 12 (Deer Lodge, Beaverhead, Silver Bow,
Granite, Madison, & Powell Counties): Living Award
– Gary Donald Clark, Ennis. Legacy Award – Lee
Martinell Co., Dell.
The MCHF & WHC tentatively plans to honor
these inductees during the MCHF Annual Induction
Ceremony & Western Heritage Gathering February
12 - 13, 2021, in Great Falls at the Heritage Inn. More
information on this event will come later in the year.
Full biographies for past inductees are available
on the MCHF & WHC’s website, http://www.
montanacowboyfame.org. This year’s inductees will be
added to the website soon.
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Cunningham having successful freshman season
By Mike Brandt
She wanted to stay close to
home. So she chose Dickinson State
University. Glasgow runner Ali
Cunningham took her talents to
North Dakota where she is running
for the Blue Hawks cross country
team this fall and track team this
winter and next spring.
“It’s closer to home,” said
Cunningham. “And I get to run. I
really like the team. I’m very grateful.”
She is majoring Exercise Science
with a minor of Occupational
Therapy. After completing her
degree at Dickinson, Cunningham
will go for her graduate degree in
Occupational Therapy.
Cunningham joined the Blue
Hawks cross country team that has
a Montana look. Nine runners are
competing this fall with seven of
them being from Montana. She’s
running with another former Scotty,
Emily Kolstad, who is a sophomore
on the squad.
Cunningham said that the team
is young with a couple of juniors and
one senior. She is a member of a cross
country program that has won five
straight conference championships
in the North Star Athletic Association
conference. Shayne Wittkopp is the
cross country and track coach.
Cunningham set a goal to run
the best she can and so far she’s met
that goal in an incredible way. She
finished third at the Shane Grever
Invitational at Dickinson, posting
a career best time of 19:37.8. Her
teammate Piper Perez was second,
running a time of 19:28.8. The
winning time was 19:28.7. The top
three finishers were freshmen.
And most recently, she won
the Dickinson Dual, running a time
of 20:19. This is the first invitational
she has ever won — high school
Ali Cunningham was jammin’ at the Jimmie Invite!
included, her best place being second
— so it was an awesome and rather
special day for her on Friday, October
9th. She helped her team to a first
place finish over Valley City State
and University of Jamestown which
hosted the Jimmie Invite.
“I was excited for this meet,”
said Cunningham. “I’m really excited
about the rest of the season.”
Ali and her teammates are
gunning for a sixth straight conference
title and so far it’s looking pretty good.
The Blue Hawks will travel to Yankton,
SD on October 24th to compete in the
Mount Marty Invite which is their last
regular season race before the NSAA
Championships on November 7th in
Madison, SD.
While competing for the
Scotties, Cunningham did quite well.
Her senior year she finished 16th
at the state meet, running a time
of 20:37.4. She was 43rd her junior
year, running a 22:42.63, 34th her
sophomore year, running a 22:57.30,
and 44th her freshman season,
running a 21:51.2.
“My high school years went
pretty well,” she said. “It was a lot of
fun.”
In track she was 10th in the
3,200 her junior season, running a
personal best time of 12:36.29 and
14th in the 1,600 running a time of
5:47.03. Unfortunately her senior
year of track was canceled due to
COVID-19. But not competing
didn’t bother her as much as it may
have other years.
“I knew I had the option to run
in college,” she said. “I felt bad for the
other kids.”
“I’m excited this year because
in college we get to do indoor track,”
said Cunningham. “It will be a new
experience.”
One of Cunningham’s
teammates in track will be an athlete
that everybody in Northeast Montana
should be familiar with. Baker’s
Wrenzi Wrzesinski will be running
for the Blue Hawks. Also Scobey’s
Tia Hallock will participate in track
along with Glasgow’s Kolstad.
Dickinson has won two straight
indoor championships. The Blue
Hawks have 22 athletes that will
compete in indoor track with 13
from Montana.