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At long last, District 2B Champs

It dates back to 2004 since the last time the Scotty

boys have won the District 2B basketball title, and
they finally earned their second 2B championship
this past Saturday night by knocking off Malta
53-43 in front of a packed house in Wolf Point.
Back row, left to right, are: Coach Steve Mayfield,
Coach Greg Page, Jake Kolstad, Ethan Etchart,
Jake Page, Keil Krumwiede, Chase Fossum, Zach
Miller and Head Coach Norm Braaten. Front

row, Trent Herbert, Luke Breigenzer, Jason

Thibault, Gage Legare, Chase Hughes and Tyler
Hersom. The competition now gets stiffer as they
travel to Shelby for the Northern B Divisional
Tournament March 5-7 after having this coming
weekend off. The Scotties open with Rocky
Boy on Thursday at 6:30. Be sure to stop by the
Valley County Courthouse and get your Scotty
license plates!

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Rodney Gerald Kelm,

age 62, passed away on
Saturday, February 21,
2015 at the Billings Clinic
in Billings, Montana.
Funeral service will be
held on Tuesday, February
24, 2015 at 1:00 p.m. at
the Fort Peck Community
Church in Fort Peck,
Montana. Interment will be at the Highland Cemetery
in Glasgow, Montana. Bell Mortuary is in charge of
arrangements.
Rod was born to Eno and Betty (Quam) Kelm
on December 1, 1952 in Williston, North Dakota.
He grew up in Plentywood until 1964 when the
family moved to Forsyth. Rod lived in Forsyth with
his parents and 2 brothers, Cory and Tim, until he
finished school. He then enlisted in the U.S. Army.
After an honorable discharge, Rod returned to
Forsyth where he began his railroad career and met
Patty Cellmer, the love of his life. They raised two
children, Sheri and Dustin and were an important
part of their grandchildrens lives.
When Rod met Patty he had a beautiful daughter
Sheri from Debbie Kelm. Next came Dustin, a huge
surprise. Dustin is the pride of their lives, truly loved
by his folks. Their grandchildren Justin, Bryson, and
Ava were very well taken care of by their grandparents.
His brother Cory spent the last days together. What
a gift!
Rodney enjoyed life to the fullest. The water at
Fort Peck Lake brought us all together. Fishing,
skiing, camping, being with all our family. The whole
family, because Patty came with a big package that
loved to spend time together. Another set of folks,
Jarel and Leona Cellmer. His new sisters; Shirley,
Diane, Monica, brother Randy, and of course the rest
of the gang whom loved him like a brother. God only
knows the Good Times we shared.
He was preceded in death by his wife Patty in 2013,
a brother Tim Kelm and his mother Betty Kelm.
Survivors include his son Dustin Kelm of Glasgow,
his daughter Sheri Lynn Kelm of Fort Peck, Montana,
three grandchildren, a brother Cory (Cindy) Kelm
of Nampa, Idaho and his father Eno Kelm of Apache
Junction, Arizona.
Set March 1st aside

Spaghetti Feed & Pie Auction

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This event helps fund GWC wrestlers with their out-of-state

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Warmer but
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18th Annual Ice Fishing Derby a tough bite

The Glasgow Area
Chamber of Commerce &
Agriculture held its 18th
Annual Ice Fishing Derby
at the Dredge Cuts Trout
Pond at Fort Peck Lake on
February 21st, 2015.
It was a diehard
day for the fishermen
& women who chose to
participate despite the low
temperatures and 25 mph
wind gusts. The contest
had 41 participants and
111 pre- drilled ice holes
were sold. The contestants
came from Glasgow,
Jordan,
Miles
City,
Brockway, Poplar, Wolf
Point, Froid, Nashua, Fort
Peck, Westby, McCabe,
Park City, and Frazer.
An estimated 80 more
people came to observe
the tournament and
enjoy one of Chefs Mike
& Pauls Famous brats &
onions.

A total of over $3,750.00
in cash, prizes and raffles
were awarded to the
participants. The 50/50
was won by Ricci Olson
in the amount of $200.00.
The derby consisted
of a sole o.62 lb. perch
caught worth $2,000.
The rest of the cash
prizes were done on the
lottery system with all
participants getting a shot
at some cash. The results
were:
1st-$2000.00
Travis
Kittleson & Josh Palm/
Glasgow-.62 perch
2nd
$500.00-Chris
Mortenson/Glasgow

Possibly some proof that there are no catfish in the Dredge Cuts Trout Pond is the fact
that Jerry Molstad couldnt land one this past Saturday. But then again, only one fish
was landed the entire afternoon!

3rd-$200.00
Joe
Panburn/Miles City
4th-$50.00 Rick Viste/
Nashua.
Additional
prizes
were provided by the
tournament sponsors.
The cash and prizes
were awarded at The
Gateway Club in Fort Peck
following the derby.
The 2015 Ice Derby
was
sponsored
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Edward Jones, JRs Party
Store #24, Cottonwood
Inn, Nemont Telephone,
Coca-Cola,
KLTZ/
KLAN, First Community
Bank, D & G Sports &
Western, Thompson &
Sons, Reynolds Foods,
Ezzies
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Nemont Beverage, HiLine Ford, Northern

Prarie Auto, The Gateway
Club, Newton Motors,
Pacific Hide & Fur,
NorthWestern
Energy,
Valley Bank, Scottie

Car Wash, Cellular Plus

and the Glasgow Area
Chamber of Commerce &
Agriculture.
The 19th Annual
Ice Derby will be held
February 15, 2016.

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Saturday, March 7
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Prime Rib Dinner at 7:00pm

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What a wild, wild weekend of high school hoops!

District 2B Boys at Wolf Point

District 2B Girls at Wolf Point

District 1B Boys at Conrad

District 1B Girls at Conrad

District 3C Boys at Scobey

District 3C Girls at Scobey

District 2C Boys at Sidney

District 2C Girls at Sidney

Thursday

1. Poplar 44, Wolf Point 40, first round

2. Harlem 66, Plentywood 46, first round
Friday

3. Glasgow vs. Poplar, 1 p.m., semifinal

4. Malta vs. Harlem, 6:30 p.m., semifinal
Saturday

Plentywood 49, Poplar 47, loser out

Harlem 49, Wolf Point 47, loser out

Glasgow 53, Malta 43, championship
Thursday

1. Shelby 68, Rocky Boy 58, first round

2. Conrad 49, Cut Bank 48, first round
Friday

3. Fairfield vs. Shelby, semifinal

4. Choteau vs. Conrad, semifinal
Saturday

Shelby 55, Cut Bank 42, loser out

Rocky Boy 65, Conrad 57, loser out

Shelby 60, Rocky Boy 46, consolation

Choteau 72, Fairfield 61, OT, championship
Thursday

1. Saco-Whitewater 50, Lustre Christian 33, first round

2. Frazer 80, Dodson 12, first round

3. Scobey 67, Nashua 33, first round
Friday

4. Dodson vs. Nashua, noon, loser out

5. Hinsdale vs. Saco-Whitewater, 3 p.m., semifinal

6. Frazer vs. Scobey, 6 p.m., semifinal
Saturday

Saco-Whitewater 34, Nashua 32, loser out

Scobey 50, Lustre Christian 40, loser out

Hinsdale 58, Frazer 51, championship
Wednesday

2. Fairview 76, Bainville 28, first round

3. Richey-Lambert 50, Circle 49, first round

4. Culbertson 66, Savage 34, first round

5. Westby-Grenora 78, Froid-Lake 23, first round
Friday

6. Bainville vs. Circle, 3 p.m., loser out

7. Savage vs. Froid-Lake, 4:30 p.m., loser out

8. Fairview vs. Richey-Lambert, 6 p.m., semifinal

9. Culbertson vs. Westby-Grenora, 7:30 p.m., semifinal
Saturday

Savage 62, Richey-Lambert 50, loser out

Culbertson 69, Circle 65, loser out

Westby-Grenora 76, Fairview 59, championship

Northern B Boys
at Shelby March 5-7
Opening round Thursday
Choteau vs.

Plentywood, 12:30
Shelby vs. Malta, 2:00
Glasgow vs. Rocky Boy, 6:30
Harlem vs. Fairfield, 8:00

Eastern C Boys
at Wolf Point
February 26-28

Thursday

1. Plentywood 45, Harlem 39, first round

2. Glasgow 58, Poplar 33, first round
Friday

3. Malta vs. Plentywood, 2:30 p.m., semifinal

4. Wolf Point vs. Glasgow, 8 p.m., semifinal
Saturday

Plentywood 59, Poplar 23, loser out

Glasgow 49, Harlem 37, loser out

Malta 59, Wolf Point 35, championship
Thursday

1. Rocky Boy 47, Shelby 38, first round

2. Cut Bank 57, Conrad 48, first round
Friday

3. Rocky Boy vs. Choteau, 6 p.m., semifinal

4. Cut Bank vs. Fairfield, 7:30 p.m., semifinal
Saturday

Conrad 51, Rocky Boy 47, loser out

Cut Bank def. Shelby, loser out

Conrad 50, Cut Bank 40, consolation

Choteau 46, Fairfield 32, championship
Thursday

1. Lustre Christian 41, Nashua 29, first round

2. Scobey 74, Opheim 12 first round

3. Frazer 63, Dodson 51, first round
Friday

4. Opheim vs. Dodson, 1:30 p.m., loser out

5. Saco-Whitewater vs. Lustre Christian, 4:30 p.m., semifinal

6. Scobey vs. Frazer, 7:30 p.m., semifinal
Saturday

Dodson 45, Lustre Christian 41, loser out

Nashua 53, Frazer 44, loser out

Saco-Whitewater 60, Scobey 43, championship
Tuesday

2. Fairview 44, Culbertson 25, first round

3. Savage 48, Froid-Lake 42, first round

4. Westby-Grenora 71, Brockton 38, first round

5. Circle 57, Bainville 37, first round
Thursday

6. Froid-Lake 46, Culbertson 40, loser out

7. Brockton 55, Bainville 48, loser out

8. Fairview 39, Savage 23, semifinal

9. Circle 37, Westby-Grenora 36, semifinal
Saturday

Brockton 53, Savage 50, loser out

Westby-Grenora 52, Froid-Lake 36, loser out

Circle 51, Fairview 48, OT, championship

Eastern C Girls at Northern B Girls

Wolf Point Feb 25-27 at Malta Feb. 26-28

Opening round Wednesday

Saco/W.Water/Hinsdale vs.
Opening round Thursday

Brockton, 2:30
Hinsdale vs. Savage, noon
Nashua
vs. Fairview, 4:00
Scobey vs. Fairview, 1:30
Circle
vs.
Dodson, 5:30
Mon/Dak vs. Saco/WW, 3:00
Mon/Dak
vs.
Scobey, 7:00
Culbertson vs. Frazer, 4:30

Opening round Thursday

Choteau vs.

Plentywood, 1:00
Conrad vs. Wolf Point, 2:30
Malta vs. Cut Bank, 6:30
Glasgow vs. Fairfield, 8:00

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Hail to the Highlanders!

The Glasgow AAU Wrestling Program has its season off to a

great start as the Highlanders hosted a huge meet this past
Saturday. 269 wrestlers packed the GHS gymnasium for an
outstanding day of wrestling. The Highlanders started with a
splash, highlighted by 14 individual champions at the Glasgow
Invitational and a TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP. The Jr. High level
Highlanders placed an amazing 3rd at the prestigious dual
tournament in Choteau. The future Scotties were only bested

Glasgow Invitational

Saturday, Feb. 21, 2015

TOT 1st

Jack Morehouse

Tay Morehouse

Chaz Donohue

Cody Kuka
TOT 2nd

Tyler King
TOT 3rd

Gage Larson

Hank Hopstad

Ethan Engstrom
TOT 4th

Ira Moore

Breckin Partridge
TOT 5th

Aiden Aune

Bantam 1st

Kyhe Gamas

Michael King

Cade Hudyma

Klay Cornwell
Bantam 2nd

Ted See
Bantam 3rd

Burke Nowak

Tavin Boland

Roman Fast

Jorden Barnhart
Bantam 4th

Chris Johnson

Jon Garcia
Bantam 5th

John Yeska

Dylan Williams

by 2 Montana All-Star teams. The Middle School kids also

competed in Butte on Sunday with great success, highlighted
by 2 champions and 9 total placers. The Highlanders would
love to have your continued support by attending their annual
Spaghetti Feed & Pie Auction on Thursday, February 26th at
6:00 at the Cottonwood. Price is just $5 per plate or $20 for
the entire family. The Pie Auction gets underway at 7:00. The
Highlanders hope to see you there this Thursday night.

Midget 1st

Nate Hentges

Connor Hudyma

Flint Dix

Ethyn Schindler

Grady Nielsen

Kohl Kittleson
Midget 2nd

Riley Overvold

Levi Overvold
Midget 3rd

Mason Hunter

KJ Ingram

Isaac Blake

Carlos Gonzales
Midget 4th

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John Engstrom

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Jake Kuka

Aiden Hoerster

Reed Larson

Fynn Sukut
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Trevor Overvold 1st
Alex Hallock 2nd
Blake Overvold 3rd
Kyler Hallock 4th
Oden Hallock 4th
Dylan Nieskens 5th
Tel Aune 5th
Nathaneal Lippert 6th

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Hello again from Helena. This is the last week before
transmittal, (when all general bills from one House to the
other must be acted upon) and then we will be halfway
through the session. The Legislature will have a few days
off before we start on the second half where all the tough
decisions will be made.

My SB248 passed the Senate last week and now will
go to the House. It just merely states that when someone
comments to the legislature they must give their name,
town/city and state. This no different than when someone
writes a letter or an editorial for the papers they have
to do the same. We are getting thousands of comments
from folks from both within and out of state with NO
names! And, for a comment to be accepted, with the
passage of this bill commentators would have to give this
information. I care more of what the citizens of our state
are saying rather than New York City or San Francisco!
My bison bill (SB284) passed the Senate last week
also. This is very similar to Rep. Mike Langs (R-Malta)
bill of last session. This bill simply states that before ANY
bison may be relocated in a county, from the Yellowstone
herd particularly, the county commissioners must okay
the translocation. This is for local control and public
health reasons. Indian reservations are not affected. I
just do not get the fact that the Governor does not like
local control. We had many, many county commissioners
testify in favor of the bill. I would hope you would send
letters and phone calls to the Governors office in favor of
SB284.

Senator Brad Hamletts SB261 bill passed the senate.
This is the sage grouse bill that the federal government
is blackmailing Montana and ten other states. They are
stating (U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service) we have a shortage
of this bird. Montana and Wyoming DOES NOT HAVE
A SHORTAGE OF SAGE GROUSE! The last thing we
want is to have this bird listed on the endangered species
list. This puts us in the spot of damned if we do or
damned if we do not go along with this program. Either
way it is a taking of our private property rights and it can
stop one from building a house or the drilling of an oil
well on your property! The Federal Government is not
taking into consideration the predation of birds of prey
and small four legged animals. This along with disease
(west nile virus) and weather are hurting the sage grouse
population and it is not the habitat! The Governor will
probably veto my bill to stop hunting the bird if it gets to
his office. How absurd!

All for now and I hope you are not getting what we
call the Capital Crud, but I guess this is where all the
Hot Air is! ~ Sen. John C. Brenden