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Quite the salesmen
The East End Colony is in Glasgow every Tuesday during
the fresh veggie season with a variety of goods including
bread and fryer chickens. Providing some fantastic help
have been the colorful characters Steve (left) and Levi. But
now its back to school for these young fellows, so we may
not see Steve and Levi until next season... study hard, boys.
Te construction at Irle School
has made parking challenging.
Because of this, Irle School will
ofer a shuttle service during the
Open House scheduled for Monday,
August 25th.
Parents may park at Central
Ofce behind Shopko and ride a
school bus to and from Irle School
during the Open House from 4-6
p.m.

In other back to school news
Free backpacks flled with
school supplies are still waiting to
fnd a good home in Valley County.
Give the Buzz a call at 228-4558
to put your child (K-12) on the
list, frst come frst-served. Te
back-pack ferries said there are still
approximately 20 lef to give.
Shuttle Bus lined up for Irle Schools Open House Monday
Political Buzz...
BUZZ
FLEA MARKET: Saturday, August 23rd, 9am-Noon. Lots of vendors &
more welcome. ST. RAPHAELS PARISH PARKING LOT, GLASGOW.
BUZZ
EAST END COLONY: will be at the Durum parking lot every Tuesday with
vegetables, fryers, bread, eggs, honey, corn, tomatoes & some fruit. Just
butchered some fresh fryers. Watermelon & cantaloupe ready in a couple
weeks. CALL 406-398-5355, EXT. 712.
BUZZ
HINSDALE COMMUNITY SALE: Saturday, August 23rd, 8am-2pm. Huge
selection childrens, lighting, kitchen, linens, collectables etc. HINSDALE.
BUZZ
MULTI-PARTY GARAGE SALE: Saturday, August 23rd, 8am-11:30am.
Large variety of items at bargain prices! ODD FELLOWS HALL,
GLASGOW.
BUZZ
RUMMAGE SALE @ OUTDOOR FLEAMARKET: Saturday, August 23rd
from 9 am to Noon. Household items, Seasonal decor, lots of boys shoes,
boys clothes up to size 7 youth, new jewelry from Fashionette @ discounted
prices, etc. ST. RAPHAELS PARISH CENTER PARKING LOT.
BUZZ
MOVING SALE: Saturday, August 23rd, 8:30am-Noon. Antiques, leather
work tools, vintage radios, duck plucker, Arrow wood stove, canning
roaster & much more! TURN N. ON AKRE RD BETWEEN GLASGOW
AND FORT PECK, GO ANOTHER MILE. CALL 263-7936 OR 230-1713
FOR MORE INFO.
BUZZ
GARAGE SALE: Saturday, August 23rd, 8am-Noon. Lots of boy toddler
clothes, a dryer, baby stuff, womens clothes, exercise equipment, computer
desk & lots of misc. 51 DIVISION ST, GLASGOW.
BUZZ
HELP WANTED: Campbell Lodge is looking for an energetic person to
work full time night shift, 11pm-7am. Starting at $9/hr, 40 hrs/week. CALL
228-9328.
BUZZIFIEDS
Te Teo and Alyce Beck Foundation Trust has
announced its 2014 scholarship recipients. Tere were a
total of eight scholarships awarded this year.
Grifn Bengochea, son of Jon and Erika Bengochea, in
his sophomore year at Bismarck State College, majoring
in business administration.
Alacia Cole, daughter of Jef and Julie Cole, in graduate
school at University of Montana - Skaggs School of
Pharmacy, earning a doctor of pharmacy degree.
Alaina Cole, daughter of Jef and Julie Cole, in her
sophomore year at Montana State University, majoring
in nursing.
Aaron Hartsock, son of Kevin and Heather Hartsock,
in his fnal year at Montana State University, majoring
in cell biology and neuroscience.
Grant Legare, son of Robert and Lisa Legare, in his
sophomore year at Montana State University, majoring
in social studies.
Dara Morehouse, daughter of Darrell and Mary
Morehouse, in her fnal year at University of North
Dakota, majoring in business economics.
Alex Page, daughter of Greg and Jill Page, in her
sophomore year at University of Montana, majoring in
pharmacy/medical.
Tyana Rasmusan, daughter of JR and Dawna
Rasmusan, in her junior year at Montana Tech,
majoring in electrical engineering.
Te Teo and Alyce Beck Foundation Trust was set
up to create income for two purposes:
1. To beneft people who would better themselves
through higher education. Tese scholarships
are for Valley County graduates who are past
their frst year of education.
2. To help fund projects to promote better living in
Valley County through nonproft organizations.
Teo and Alyce Beck were Northeast Montana people
who cared about the communities they lived in, whether
is was Baylor where their lives began, Opheim where they
farmed, or Glasgow where Alyce spent her retired years
afer Teo passed away.
Alyce was active in 4-H and Homemakers Club as
well as entering plants, sewing projects and homemade
baked goods in the Northeast Montana Fair.
Tis is the ffh year that the Teo and Alyce Back
Foundation Trust has awarded scholarships. College
students are encouraged to apply next year.


Teo and Alyce Beck Foundation Trust awards scholarships
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BUZZ
LOOKING FOR A JOB? Maybe Taco Shack is hiring. You must be at
least 14 years old, be responsible & have transportation. Fun & friendly
workplace! PICK UP AN APPLICATION AT TACO SHACK OR CALL
SHERRI 228-2979.
BUZZ
HELP WANTED: Looking for full or part-time daytime & after school/evening
front counter workers. Hours & days worked may vary, but not necessarily.
PERSONS MAY APPLY AT DAIRY QUEEN.
BUZZ
HELP WANTED: The Hangar is looking for Cooks & Waitresses. CALL
JERRY AT THE HANGAR 228-8280.
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 1 bedroom upstairs apartment in downtown Glasgow. No
smoking or pets. $550/month. CALL 230-0711.
BUZZ
REFURBISHED RENTALS! 2 miles out Ft. Peck Hwy. Spacious 2 & 3
bedroom homes w/garages. New fooring, furnaces, septics. Water provided.
No smoking or pets. Damage deposit required. 367-9300, 10AM-6PM.
BUZZ
FOR RENT & SALE IN ST. MARIE: 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. CALL 406-
524-3742.
BUZZ
HOUSE BID - SOLD AS IS: 1201 2nd Ave S. (Lots 1, 2 & 3 in Block 4,
Millers 1st Addition to City of Glasgow). Older 2 story house; 3 bed, living,
dining, bath & utility room. Full unfnished basement. Approx. 965 sq. ft.
on main foor. Payment in full within 60 days after closing of bid. Closing
date 09/15/14. BIDS TO BE MARKED HOUSE BID AND SUBMITTED
TO: MARVIN JOHNSON, P.O. BOX 373, FT. PECK, MT 59223. CALL
MARVIN 526-3633 OR LINDA 228-2030.
BUZZ
CAN CONDUCT ESTATE, MOVING, RUMMAGE SALES: Price it frst,
throw it later. Help with clean out. CALL PATSY 406-785-2321, CELL
406-263-7936.
Soggy Night
for Red
& White?
Tonight: Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm before
midnight, then a chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low
around 54. North wind 9 to 11 mph. Chance of precipitation
is 60%.
Friday: A chance of showers, with thunderstorms also
possible after noon. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 69. North
northeast wind 9 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Chance of precipitation is 40%.
A large slow moving low pressure trough to our west
will create a chance for widespread showers and
isolated thunderstorms along with cooler temperatures
over northeast Montana for the next several days. Here
in Glasgow the forecast is calling for a total of around
one and three quarter inches of precipitation. Opheim
is looking at around an inch and a half.
Friday Night: A chance of showers before midnight, then
rain likely after midnight. Cloudy, with a low around 54. East
northeast wind 14 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.
Chance of precipitation is 70%.
Saturday: Rain. High near 60. Northeast wind around 18
mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph. Chance of precipitation
is 80%.
Saturday Night: Showers likely. Cloudy, with a low around
46. North wind 14 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.
Chance of precipitation is 70%.
Sunday: Showers likely, mainly before noon. Mostly cloudy,
with a high near 62. Northwest wind 13 to 15 mph, with gusts
as high as 22 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%.
Sunday Night: A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a
low around 44.
Monday: A slight chance of showers. Mostly sunny, with a
high near 67.
Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 46.
Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 74.
Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 51.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 81.
Sr. Citizen Menu
Call for reservation by 10 AM
228-9500
FRIDAY
Ham and
Scalloped Potatoes
SENIORS
Albus, Kyle OL/DL
Capdeville, Dallas RB/LB
Daggett, Eddie OL/DL
Doney, Joe OL/DL
Fransen, Andrew OL/DL
Fossum, Chase WR/S
Guttenberg, Dylan WR/DB
Hentges, Jake WR/OLB
Humbert, Kyle OL/DL
Kolski, Chaz OL/DL
Krumwiede, Keil TE/DE
Kulzyck, Parker RB/S
Page, Jake TE/DE
Pattison, Wyatt OL/DL
Roness, Tanner FB/ILB
Scanlan, Ryan C/DL
Stahl, Trenton WR/DB
Thibault, Jason QB/OLB
JUNIORS
Etchart, Ethan WR/DB
Kelm, Justin WR/DB
King, Cody WR/DB
Losleben, Hunter RB/LB
Miller, Zach TE/LB
Nickels, Lane WR/DB
Provencher, Lane OL/DL
Schindler, Kevin QB/LB
Toevs, Trevor OL/DL
SOPHOMORES
Breigenzer, Luke WR/DB
Herbert, Trent QB/DB
Morken, Grant OL/DL
Matfeldt, Wyatt OL/DL
Phillips, Benji RB/LB
Sebastian, Thomas OL/DL
Viste, Nolan OL/DL
Younkin, Cache RB/LB
FRESHMEN
Eliason, Merrick OL/DL
Fransen, Alex OL/LB
Hartsock, Ethan WR/DB
Helland, Frankie RB/LB
Leatherberry, Austin OL/DL
Matfeldt, Casey OL/DL
Ross, Kyle WR/DB
Walton, Justin OL/DL
Wersal, Darrin QB/LB
18 seniors come out for Scotty football
According to GHS Ahtletic Director Brenner Flaten, the 18
seniors who turned out for football is the largest senior football
class since 1991, and the 2nd largest in 30+ years. Its Red & White
Night this Saturday with volleyball at 5:00 and kick-of at 6:00.
When it comes to giving
you the most for your money,
youll fnd that were head and shoulders above the competition.
Whirlpool
Refrigerator
$649
18 cubic ft.
Hotpoint
Range
$519
Coil Burners
Self-Clean Oven
Over the Range
Microwave
$199
Amana
Heavy-Duty
Washer
$429
Chest
Freezer
$249
5 cubic ft.
Amana
Heavy-Duty
Dryer
$399
Dual-Reclining
Sofa
$699
Whirlpool
Dishwasher
$399
Panasonic
Televisions
ON SALE
Restonic
Mattress Set
$399
Queen Size
Bunk Bed
$349
Twin/Full Size
Traditional 5pc
Bedroom Suite
$799
Queen Sleigh-bed
with Dresser & Mirror
Contemporary
Sofa
$499
Many styles & colors to
choose from
5pc Dining
Set
$499
Rocker
Recliner
$299
WHIRLPOOL
REFRIGERATOR
$649
18 cubic ft.
AMANA
RANGE
$499
Smooth Top
AREA RUGS
AND
LAMP SETS
$99
AMANA
HEAVY-DUTY
WASHER
$429
5 cu. ft. CHEST
FREEZER
$239
AMANA
HEAVY-DUTY
DRYER
$399
DUAL-RECLINING
SOFA
$699
WHIRLPOOL
DISHWASHER
$399
VISIO
TELEVISIONS
ON SALE
TV STANDS
$279
MICROWAVES
$149
MEDIA CHEST
$299
RESTONIC
MATTRESS SET
$399
Queen Size
BUNK BED
$349
Twin/Full Size
TRADITIONAL
5pc BEDROOM
SUITE
$899
Headboard, Dresser, Mirror,
Chest & Night Stand
CONTEMPORARY
SOFA
$499
Many styles & colors
to choose from
5pc DINING
SET
$399
ROCKER
RECLINER
$299
This 1920 +/- sq. ft. home has been newly remodeled with
new kitchen cabinets, granite countertops, stainless steel
painted inside and out. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 sleeping
rooms and a large open dining room, kitchen, and living
room. Large windows add a lot of natural light in this
home. Oversized double car garage with new driveway and
fenced yard make this home truly Move in Ready!
531 9th Street North, Glasgow - Asking $239,000
Offered by: Karen Waarvik, Broker/Owner
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Montanas Fish & Wildlife Commission will meet
via telephone conference call on Aug. 26 to adopt the
upcoming seasons waterfowl hunting regulations.
Te call, set to begin at 8:30 a.m., will be telecast from
FWP headquarters, 1420 E. Sixth Ave., in Helena to each
FWP regional ofce. Te meeting will begin with an update
on Montanas drought status and water supply. For the full
agenda and additional information, visit FWPs website at
fwp.mt.gov. Click For Commission Information.
Fish & Wildlife Commissions
Conference Call Set For Aug. 26
A teenage boy is getting ready to take his girlfriend
to the prom. First he goes to rent a tux, but theres a
long tux line at the shop and it takes forever. Next, he
has to get some fowers, so he heads over to the forist
and theres a huge fower line there. He waits forever but
eventually gets the fowers. Ten he heads out to rent a
limo. Unfortunately, theres a large limo line at the rental
ofce, but hes patient and gets the job done.
Finally, the day of the prom comes. Te two are
dancing happily and his girlfriend is having a great
time. When the song is over, she asks him to get her
some punch, so he heads over to the punch table and
would you believe it? Teres no punchline.
ST. MARIE VILLAGE- Te Village Annual Meeting took
place Aug. 20th down at the town hall and was uneventful. Terry
Lees previous case against the ladies serving as directors of the
Village Board was DISMISSED on June 4th and his current
MOTION requesting a temporary restraining order to prohibit
holding an election at the annual Village meeting was DENIED.
Te following is a RE-CAP of the annual meeting:
Nilla Hansen opened the meeting with a moment of silent
prayer for those residence members whove passed on and lead
in the pledge of allegiance. She then thanked DeAnn Ketchum
for getting all the paperwork and budget ready for the meeting.
Tere was a quorum declaration and the standing rules were read.
Minutes of the 2013 annual meeting were handed out and they
were accepted. Per the 2009 Judges order to amend the bylaws,
only members in good standing (paid up) were qualifed to vote
or be nominated to serve. Linda Tihlarik was nominated to be
elected to the one available three year term as Village Director
and no others were nominated. As required, voting took place
by paper ballot and Tihlarik was elected. DeAnn Ketchum
explained all the budget items on the handouts provided to all,
the largest expense being street lights. Board President Nilla
Hansen related that 10 pallets of EZ Street Cold Patch (56
bags per pallet) were purchased to fx street pot holes and that
Director Sandy Nigh would coordinate and ramrod the repair
efort. Additionally Hansen stated that the annual assessments
will remain at $90 per unit, thanked all Village members for their
support, and welcomed new members and renters to St. Marie.
Jackie Bird made the motion and the meeting was adjourned.
LADIES DOMINOS- Elinor Lindsay was the grand winner
of whits and chips called dominos.
LADIES BUNKO- Most bunkos- Robin Carroll, most
wins- Lea Puchalla, most snake eyes- Myrna Kautz, most beans-
Wanda Gunderman, most losses- Mary Ann Price, last bunko-
JoAnn Chiechi.
GENTLEMANS CLUB- Last week Blackjack Jerry
Ketchum wooped everbody and Byern Lindsay provided cold
cuts of cheeses and sausages and retata salad. Tis week Walter
Wayne Watts was gooder than the rest and was the big winner.
Steve Nigh brought beef stroganof made by his lovely wife
Sandy.
SICKNESS- Noreen Smith is home and on the mend. Her
dear friend Richard Gere is urging her to work hard in physical
therapy so that they can attend George Clunys nuptials in Italy.
St. Marie Happenings
Hang in there Aussie!
ISSUES/ACTIVITY- Big drug bust with guns out, property
title issues, need lawn/alfalfa mowing, consultant Nygaards
report on St. Marie. Future articles will expand on these issues
and happenings afer further investigation and verifcation.
COMMENT- Blazes, seems like a lot of things in St. Marie
is in a stew! Well, in time all these misrenagulations are sure
to come out and be solved. Whilest the good folks of St. Marie
keep plowing forward in a righteous manner, they continue to
endeavor to persevere. I do believe that things are coming to
a head and that all questions and problems will surface and be
settled.
DECLARE- I attempt to write with integrity, truth, and
balance....about what people should know. I assume the
watchdog role with a due diligence style and in a Mark Twain
tone at times. I attempt to clarify murky issues with facts,
questions, and opinion writing (myself/others) at times, using
substantiated facts.
BALANCE- In keeping with my aim of balance reporting
and writing about what is important, here are Merrill Frantzs
issues and concerns taken verbatim from an interview I had
with him:
1. Court Orders are needed to clear up St. Marie property titles.
2. Question- use of the land or percentage owners? Who legally
owns the land in St. Marie?
3. Which documents are in place to govern St. Marie?
4. What are the consequences of current St. Marie policies?
RESULTS- Later writings will cover responses as they
develop, afer litigation, investigation, and verifcation.
NOTE- Even though Frantz and I are not in agreement on all
issues, we meet, discuss/argue, and DO AGREE on one thing....
Te NEED to force out all St Marie historical and questionable
issues of 20 years and bring them to closure. Cleaning up old
problems is GOOD!
~ Nick Chiechi