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Andy Hansen, Connor Whitmer, Blake Lloyd, Lane up there in the Judith Mountains, selecting and
Thompson and Owen Thompson were hard at work cutting down trees for the Christmas season.

Get your Christmas Tree from our local Boy Scouts

Boy Scouts Troop 861 started
their annual Christmas Tree sales
this past Friday.
They travelled to the Judith
Mountains outside of Lewistown
to cut Douglas Fir trees on BLM
ground during November. The
troop also ordered a limited amount
of Balsam & Fraser Fir trees from
a tree farm in Kalispell that will be
available.
This is our local troop’s main
fund-raiser for the year and all
proceeds from the tree sales stay
with this local troop and are used
for their activities and summer
camps during the year.
The tree lot has been moved to
the fairgrounds by their fair booth
this year to be able to spread out and
maintain social distancing.
The tree lot will be open
Saturdays 10am-6pm, Sundays
10am-4pm, and Weekdays 4pm-
7pm through Dec. 15th while
supplies last. Come on over and
pick out your perfect tree for the
holidays.

for a stroll through a collection of
Nativities from all over the world.
December 2 - 4, 2020
from 6:00 -8:00 pm
15 Airport Road
ALL ARE WELCOME
masks and social
distancing required
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
A breezy
Tuesday
Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a steady temperature around
27. West wind 6 to 11 mph increasing to 12 to 17 mph after
midnight. Winds could gust as high as 24 mph.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 33. Breezy, with a
northwest wind 21 to 23 mph, with gusts as high as 32 mph.
Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 13.
Northwest wind 9 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph.
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 29. Northwest wind
5 to 7 mph.
Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 12.
Southwest wind 3 to 5 mph.
Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 34. South southwest
wind 3 to 7 mph.
Thursday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 15.
South wind around 6 mph becoming west northwest in the
evening.
Friday: Sunny, with a high near 38. West northwest wind
6 to 9 mph.
Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 17. West
northwest wind 6 to 8 mph.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 38. West
northwest wind 6 to 8 mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 38.
Reel Life Wisdom
“The most important learning is the ability to
accept and expect mistakes and deal with the
disappointment that they bring.”
~ Hedda Sharapan in Won’t You Be My Neighbor?
(2018)
Death Notice
Robert James Frueh “Jim”
passed away unexpectedly
on November 26, 2020, in
Glasgow, MT.
Cremation has taken
place and a celebration
of Jim’s life will be held
in the summer of 2021 at
a date to be determined.
Bell Mortuary in
charge of arrangements. Condolences can be left at
bellmortuarymontana.com
Montana State Parks sees
record setting visitation
Eight parks exceed 100,000 visitors
Montana State Parks hosted 3 million visitors from
January through September of this year. Compared
with the same time period last year, visitation increased
by 24.4 percent. Visitation increased at 80 percent of
state parks across Montana for the year, with eight parks
exceeding 100,000 visitors.
“These visitation increases represent the busiest
summer on record for the State Park system. FWP
staff, volunteers, and AmeriCorps members went above
and beyond to keep these sites open, and to safely
host visitors in the face of the pandemic,” said Martha
Williams, FWP director. “Countless families and visitors
to Montana had memorable park visits this summer,
and we hope their positive experiences will keep them
coming back to enjoy the great recreational and cultural
opportunities stewarded by Montana State Parks.”
The top five most visited parks between January
and September of this year were:
1. Flathead Lake State Park (all units), Flathead Lake -
439,298 visitors (up 33.5 percent)
2. Cooney Reservoir State Park, Roberts - 330,730
visitors (up 26 percent)
3. Giant Springs State Park, Great Falls - 312,655 visitors
(down -0.2 percent)
4. Lake Elmo State Park, Billings - 206,091 visitors (up
25.7 percent)
5. Thompson Chain of Lakes State Park, Libby - 155,483
visitors (up 42.5 percent)
In far eastern Montana, Makoshika State Park
(Glendive) had an estimated 106,063 visitors, an
increase of 45.4% over the same time period last year.
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BUZZ
RED BARN CHRISTMAS HOURS 9:00am-5:30pm Monday - Saturday &
10:00am-4:00pm Sunday. Friday, December 4th we are the Santa Cash
Pack Store. Lots of toys, something for everyone. RED BARN GIFTS
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BUZZ
GLASGOW CITY COURT has an opening for City Court Clerk. Duties will
include a wide variety of routine and complex administrative and clerical
tasks, including but not limited to constructing new case files, filing and
retrieving documents, working closely with the Judge, City Attorney,
Defendant’s, Defense Counsel, and Police Department. This position
requires a high level of proficiency in Microsoft Office, especially Word,
Outlook, and Excel. Experience in office administrative duties is required.
This position is part-time, 20 hours per week, pay is $14.50 per hour with
pro-rated benefits. For complete details and job description please
contact Judge Gilbert at 228-2389 or submit your resume to Glasgow
City Court, 501 Court Square #8, Glasgow, MT 59230
BUZZ
ATTENTION – PRAIRIE TRAVELERS APPLICANTS Due to a technical
issue with our website, we are asking that all applicants that have not
been contacted by Prairie Travelers PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE AT
406.228.9541. We apologize for this inconvenience, but ensure your interest
in our position is important to Prairie Travelers.
BUZZ
VALLEY VIEW HOME is now looking for a new housekeeper. The
position is full time and our wage is competitive! PLEASE VISIT OUR
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT FOR AN APPLICATION.
BUZZ
EGT, LLC is looking for 1 Full Time permanent position as an Elevator
Operations Specialist. Duties would include lifting and shutting lids on
railroad cars, dumping grain trucks, basic computer use knowledge,
running skid steer, general maintenance on elevator, housekeeping
duties. Mechanical and agriculture knowledge helpful. Position offers
great wages, health insurance (dental, vision & medical) retirement &
401K. FOR MORE DETAILS CALL 406-695-2347 OR GO TO JOBS.
BUNGE.COM AND SEARCH FRAZER, MONTANA LOCATION TO
APPLY FOR POSITION.
BUZZ
IRLE SCHOOL RESOURCE AIDE POSITION: PERMANENT SCHOOL
YEAR POSITION, W/FULL BENEFITS, $12.63-13.05/HR. To apply go to:
www.glasgow.k12.mt.us and click on employment tab. Open until filled.
CALL RACHEL ERICKSON AT 228-2419 FOR MORE INFORMATION.
(EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER)
BUZZ
PRAIRIE TRAVELERS, a local company of 20 years, is seeking a Staffing
Coordinator to join our team. The primary responsibility of this position
is to schedule healthcare employees based on client facility requests.
Strong customer service skills, professionalism and confidentiality are
essential. This is a Full-time position, Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm, occasional
weeknight, weekend and holiday call required. Employee will receive
on-the-job training. Compensation for position, wage and performance
incentive bonuses, will be approximately $44000-$50000 yearly. Benefits
include PTO, insurance and AFLAC. TO APPLY, PLEASE CALL 406-228-
9541 AND WE WILL E-MAIL YOU AN APPLICATION
BUZZ
HOUSE FOR RENT IN NASHUA. 2 1/2 bedrooms, one bathroom. No
smoking, no pets. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (406) 253-6078
BUZZ
VALLEY VIEW HOME is looking for a full time Dietary Aide prepares
and serves palatable, nourishing, well-balanced diets to meet the daily
nutritional and special dietary needs of each resident. Pay starts at $12.55/
hr. This position provides a very meaningful role within Valley View Home
and you will feel gratitude daily for your work. PLEASE PICK UP YOUR
APPLICATION FROM THE ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT AT
VALLEY VIEW HOME.
BUZZ
VALLEY VIEW HOME is looking for CNAs for day shift. High paid wage
for CNAs with long term care experience. We can train and certify anyone
who wants to become a CNA as well. Wage is $14/hr. PLEASE SWING
BY VALLEY VIEW HOME ADMIN OFFICE FOR AN APPLICATION AND
JOIN OUR TEAM!
BUZZ
FOR RENT 4 bedroom 1 1/2 bath St. Marie condo, $475 per month CALL
(406) 690-1199 LEAVE MESSAGE.
These are a few of my favorite
things... at Robyn’s Nest
The sights and sounds of
Christmas are everywhere!
Beautiful themed Christmas
trees, florals, garlands, lanterns,
table linens and more!!! robynsnesthomedecor.com
New Lux candles and Potpourri! Who wants candy?
Beautiful candles with amazing scents in
wooden dough bowls…
We have Gourmet
Candy galore!

ior Citizen Center

a great gift for anyone’s table! Fill your stockings with

S en ior Citizen Center

2020
YOUTH BASKETBALL
Starts: Sat., Dec. 5
Ends: Sat., Jan. 30
1st & 2nd Grade: 9-10am
3rd & 4th Grade: 10-11am
5th & 6th Grade: 11-12am
CLEAN GYM SHOES
REQUIRED
Contact the Glasgow Rec.
Dept. at 228-8341
TUESDAY
Turkey, Broccoli & Rice
Call for reservation by 9 AM
228-9500 Grab~n~Go
“The horse is here to stay,
but the automobile is only
a novelty — a fad.” ~ The
president of the Michigan
Savings Bank advising
Henry Ford’s lawyer not
to invest in the Ford Motor
Company, 1903
Sen
Lots of new items have arrive… chocolates, caramel’s,
Thymes candles and diffusers! toffee and more!
New candles and diffusers from Simpatico. Plus new dips and mixes
New soaps, lotions and bath products! for your entertaining
needs!
New Walton Wood soaps, lotions
and products for men! Food Gift Baskets
New pajamas and bathrobes! are always a great gift!
New hats, scarves and mittens! Corkcicles!
New purses, totes and wallets
from Myra Bag!
Corkcicle coolers!
Great styles & colors!
New clocks and home decor!
Don’t forget gift
NEW HOLIDAY HOURS:
We are now open Monday and Sunday!
certificates are always
(Starting Mon. Nov. 30) the right size & color!
Mon - Fri 9 - 5:30 • Sat 9 - 5 • Sun 12 - 3 Bridal Registry
We wish everyone a healthy and happy season. Canen & Luedtke
We are honored by your patronage and presence! April 10, 2021
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CBDistillery Products
Full Spectrum,
Broad Spectrum & Isolates
Also good Gummies!
DO NOT NEED CARD
FOR CBD PRODUCTS!
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the afternoon and
Have the Photo
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‘The Great Reset’ Explained, Our Chat with James Delingpole
by Aaron Flint
Here’s how I see “The Great
Reset” from a Montana perspective.
We live in Montana because we want
our space- our own personal space.
We want to live out in the country
on our own piece of land, mind
our own business, and own guns
(lots of them). We want to drive the
open road, and celebrate the rugged
individualism that has defined
America and American strength.
The way I see it, “The Great
Reset” would change that. All of
that.
Is “The Great Reset” just some
big conspiracy theory? Is that why
it trended on Twitter? If you think
it’s just some conspiracy theory
floating around on conservative
social media, here’s what the radical
Leftist Canadian Prime Minister
Justin Trudeau had to say, according
to Tucker Carlson’s recent program
on Fox News:
TRUDEAU: “This pandemic
has provided an opportunity
for a reset. This is our chance to
accelerate our pre-pandemic efforts
to reimagine economic systems that
actually address global challenges
like extreme poverty, inequality and
climate change.”
James Delingpole has been
documenting “The Great Reset” for
Breitbart News in several reports. He
joined us recently on our Montana
Talks statewide radio show.
I told him how our liberal
governor shut down the Montana
economy back in March due to
COVID-19. While the big, corporate
box stores were allowed to stay open,
the small mom and pop shops were
forced to shut down.
Delingpole says the COVID-19
restrictions and shutdowns are
designed to usher in “The Great
Reset,” and that transferring wealth
from Main Street America to large,
multi-national corporations is part
of the agenda. Here’s how Delingpole
defines “The Great Reset”:
“Put simply, it is the blueprint
for a complete transformation of
the world economy. There will be
no money, no private property,
no democracy. Instead, every key
decision — what you do for a living,
how much stuff you consume,
whether you can take a vacation
— will decided for you by a remote,
unaccountable elite of ‘experts’.”
Check out the full audio of our
conversation with James Delingpole
by going to montanatalks.com.
Scotties had a great season
By Mike Brandt
The 2020 volleyball season ended too soon for the
Glasgow Scotties, finishing fourth at the Northern B
Divisional. They had a third place finish the year before
and earned a trip to the state tournament. Glasgow
had dreams of another state tournament berth but it
just wasn’t meant to be this year.
Despite the fourth place finish the Scotties had a
great year, especially with COVID-19 and not knowing
whether the season would be canceled at any moment.
“These girls had a fabulous year,” said Glasgow
coach Somer Hoerster. “Especially with all the things
they had to deal with. It’s hard enough to deal with
COVID-19 as an adult. These girls worked hard
for what was really up in the air. They kept positive
attitudes all year and just played ball.”
Coach Hoerster has three seniors graduating next
spring. Two of them, Rachelle Glaser and Riley Noser,
were starters and saw plenty of playing time. The third,
Sheree Cook, played on the junior varsity but she did
see more varsity action later in the season.
“I do lose some really great kids,” said Hoerster.
“But I have good kids coming back. They have that
experience now. They have had plenty of time together
and have a good foundation for the future.”
Coach Hoerster also had two players named to the
Class B All-State squad. Glaser and junior Abrianna
Nielsen, along with Malta senior Erica Smith, represent
District 2B on the All-State team.
The trio also landed on the All-conference team
with J’Elle Garfield, sophomore, Wolf Point; Alaynee
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Hawley, senior, Harlem; Justine Lamb, junior, Malta;
and Jewel Olson, senior, Wolf Point.
The Scotties had three players make the second
team as well. Juniors Abby Engstrom and Tyann
Graham and senior Riley Noser received second team
votes. They were joined by Sierra Hamilton, freshman,
Wolf Point; Demi Kegley, senior, Wolf Point; Allison
Kunze, sophomore, Malta; and Macey Stump, senior,
Poplar.
These five Scotties along with juniors Katie Parks,
Klaire Krumwiede, and Blaire Westby; sophomores
Daley Aune, Samantha Tyron. Aspen Stulc, and Carly
Nelson; and freshman Tatum Nyquist never lost a match
against conference foes. They hung together during
that long week where they played two doubleheaders
and six matches.
“We didn’t lose a game to district opponents,
that’s pretty impressive,” said Hoerster. “You can talk
records, but our record doesn’t show how tough this
team really was.”
Glasgow had a tough non-conference schedule,
playing Glendive, North Country and Plentywood.
That was six matches that the Scotties lost, but
played all three tough. Glendive lost out of the state
Class A tournament in three matches. Plentywood
finished third at the state C tournament, while North
Country finished fourth at the Eastern C Divisional
tournament.
The Scotties lost three tournaments due to the
virus. Choteau Invite starts the season off and gives
coaches that opportunity to see where their team needs
to improve in. Chinook Invite gives the teams a chance
to play someone new. And the Dickinson Invite lets
teams see better competition and a look at some larger
programs.
So, the Scotties wrapped up a great season and
can look forward to next year where, hopefully, there
will be no COVID-19 virus to battle.
TUESDAY
GLASGOW
SOUPS: Potato ∙ Chili
SCHOOL MENU
SPECIALS:
Pizza Burger TUESDAY
French Dip w/Swiss Breakfast
Pancake • Sausage Links
Apple • Milk
Dine at the “O” Lunch
Pretzel w/ Cheese • Taco Soup
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Corn Chips • Pineapple • Milk