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Its the BIG

BAZAAR!

The annual American

Association of University
Women Community Bazaar
is Saturday, November 19th
from 9:30a.m. - 3:30p.m. at
the Glasgow Civic Center.
Items available include
towels,
jewelry,
fused
glass, woodworking, dried
flowers, knives, apples,
Chocolate Shoppe, beard
wax, calendars, doll clothes
and more.
The Methodist women
will be selling nuts, therell
be raffles for the AAUW
bread basket & Soroptimists
Treasure Chest. Kiwanis
peanuts will be available
too.

AAUW
is
a
nonprofit
organization.
Bazaar proceeds go to
their scholarship fund,
Washington D.C. trip,
Childrens museum & other
local & state projects.
Scholarship
applications may be picked
up at the AAUW Bread
Basket raffle table. For more
information, call Roberta
Barstad at 228-2747.

Super Moon!

Our crackshot photographer, Hugh Jainus, captured this photo of the Super
Moon, revealing a new discovery that even the NASA Hubble telescope couldnt
detect. With his Polo-Hemo-Roid rapid-fie camera (available now at a store
near you, only $149.95!) Hugh Jainus snapped the picture above Washington,
D.C., where thousands of Trump protesters were gathering. It looks like they
were in for a lot of green cheese instead of the free cheese theyre normally
used to receiving. This is hands-down the greatest photo weve seen of the
November 15th, 2016 Super Moon, due to a slightly higher-than-normal level
of corn starch in the atmosphere.

No Wake Zones proposed at

Duck Creek and Park Grove
November 11 - 17

SHOWINGS
228-9239

www.polsontheatres.com
4:00 - 7:00 - 9:20

HELD
OVER

PG-13

4:10 - 7:15 - 9:15

HELD
OVER

sci-fi violence and action throughout,

and an intense action sequence.

PG some mild rude humor

DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $6.00/PERSON

FREE TREAT TUESDAY! Free Popcorn with Every Paid Admission. ALL SHOWINGS

Block
of Bucks expands
Soroptimists of Glasgow have expanded the age for

children participating in the Block of Bucks shopping

event.
Due to the tremendous support from the Valley
County community, the age limit for children has been
expanded from 12 years old to 17 years old. This means
that children between the age of 0 to 17 may register for
the event through the Office of Public Assistance, located
at 630 Second Ave S., Glasgow. Sign up ends on Monday,
November 28th, at 5 pm.
Parents must pick up registration forms from that
office and return them to the office in person in order to
be eligible to participate.
Donations are needed to fund the clothes shopping
event and are deeply appreciated. They may be mailed
prior to collection day to: Soroptimists of Glasgow, Box
961, Glasgow, MT 59230.
Volunteers are still needed to help families shop on
Saturday, December 3rd. Please call Elissa Erickson at 2301629 if you are willing to help, or if you have any questions.

The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission will

hold their regular monthly meeting Thursday, Nov.
17 at Montana WILD in Helena.
The meeting will begin at 8 a.m. Audio and video
of the meeting will be available at the Montana Fish,
Wildlife and Parks regional offices. People will also
be able to make public comments from regional
offices through the live feed. Audio of the meeting
will be streamed online at fwp.mt.gov.
The Commission will take final action on the
following items:
Classification of exotic wildlife administrative
rule
Petition for no wake zone - Cromwell Channel Flathead Lake
Petition for no wake zone - Madison River Between
Ennis Lake and Madison Dam
Petition for no wake zone - Duck Creek Bay - Fort
Peck Reservoir
Petition for no wake zone - Bay of Park Grove Fort Peck dredge cuts
Lost River Wildlife Management Area addition
The Commission will consider endorsing the
following proposals:
Fleecer Wildlife Management Area addition
Bighorn sheep transfer (From HD 482, Missouri
Breaks to the south of the Beartooth Wildlife
Management Area).
The Commission will also hear an information
presentation on bighorn sheep health in Montana.
For the full agenda and background on the
scheduled topics for the Commission meeting, go to
the FWP website at http://fwp.mt.gov/; under Quick
Links click Commission, Meeting Agendas and
Meetings.

Its a Kids Night Out at the Museum

The next Kids Night Out is set for Friday,

November 18th at the Childrens Museum of Northeast
Montana. Geared for kids 5 years old and up, this fun,
fall-themed event runs from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Cost is $15
for non-members, $12 for members. Your child will
enjoy a night of fun crafts, games, and dinner! Call 2284386 or stop by the Childrens Museum for details.

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Email: beardhi@gmail.com Licensed & insured Free Estimates

Snows been
called off...
yay!

Tonight: Increasing clouds, with a low around 28. North

northwest wind 6 to 8 mph.
Thursday: Partly sunny, with a high near 36. North wind
7 to 9 mph.

Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 21.

North wind 3 to 6 mph.

Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 35. Light

and variable wind becoming west around 6 mph in the
morning.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 22. East
southeast wind 3 to 6 mph.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 39. Southeast
wind 6 to 9 mph.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 23.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 43.

Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 27.

Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 46.

Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 29.

Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 46.

$5,000 OFF
or 2 Months

up to

Deferred Financing
Financing available through FMCC, OAC

5.0 Coyote V-8 Triple Yellow Paint Ebony Heated & Cooled Seats
Navigation Technology Package 700 watt Sony Shaker Stereo System

Quality at a Fair Price

Come up, and see us at Hi- Line Ford,

and check out the Rest of the Ford Lineup
NORTHEAST MONTANAS FORD HEADQUARTERS
Call Jerry, Josh or Norm 228-2141 866-528-2141
Check us out on the web for more great deals www.hilineford.net

Stag & Doe

Night
Thursday, November 17
Dinner @ 5:01 pm

and will be held every 1st & 3rd

Thursday of the Month

Glasgow Elks Lodge

$15 Per Person

Open to Paid-up Members

& Their Guests

NFL TICKET

Thursdays & Sundays

HAPPY HOUR 5 - 7 PM

American
Association of
University Women

COMMUNITY
BAZAAR
Glasgow Civic Center
November 19, 2016
9:30 - 3:30
Lunch Available

Contact - Roberta Barstad 228-2747

Wednesday - Friday

Try Our 6 Micro Brews on Tap

$3.50 / Glass

BUZZIFIEDS

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training. Large kennel Included. CALL 230-0638, 230-0870, OR 526-3622
BUZZ
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in house, No Pets. CALL 228-8110 or 230-0791
BUZZ
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gas and driving costs. Nicely renovated units with new hot water heater and
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BUZZ
HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS NEEDED: Valley View Home is looking
to hire Nurses and CNAs. Schedule is flexible. Long Term Care experience
is preferred. Benefits available. Applications are available at the business
office or local Job Service. PLEASE CONTACT KARLY KRUCKENBERG,
ADMINISTRATOR, FOR MORE INFORMATION.
BUZZ
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bookkeepers, managers. Join a team of forward thinkers, challenged by
ideas and stimulating growth In downtown Glasgow. 406-228-2800
BUZZ
NEW DIRECTIONS wants Hair Stylists. Wages paid. Salon furnishes all
supplies. 406-228-4577
BUZZ
LOCAL PRESCHOOL is looking for a teacher with Bachelors Degree in
Education and Certificate in Early Childhood Education to teach two classes
daily for children between ages of 3 and 5. A more detailed job description
is available from the Glasgow Job Service. Applications should be
submitted by December 5 for initial screening of candidates.
BUZZ
GLASGOW ADULT TREATMENT COURT has an opening for a Drug
Court Coordinator. You will maintain client data, organize files, create forms,
and provide input on participants to the team. 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 parttime, 24 hours per week, pay is competitive with benefits including health
care. For complete details and job description, please contact Judge
Gilbert at 228-2389 or City Court 121 3rd St. So., Suite D. JOB WILL
CLOSE NOVEMBER 28, 2016.

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ASKING $235,000

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Bovine Connection 2016: Innovative

Programs With a Practical Twist

The 2016 Bovine Connection: Innovative Programs

with a Practical Twist will be held Tuesday, Nov. 29th, at
the Culbertson Saddle Club Barn.
MSU Extension, NDSU Extension, and industry
leaders formed the Bovine Connection. It focuses on
benefitting cattle producers in northeastern Montana
and northwestern North Dakota, providing livestock
operators with current information, an opportunity to
listen to experts in their field, and a great networking
opportunity.
From 9:00 10am Lisa Pederson, Extension Beef
Quality Specialist with NDSU is presenting Strategic
Culling: Improving Your Cowherd.
From 10:00 10:45am Dr. Gerald Stokka, NDSU
Livestock Stewardship Specialist is presenting The VFD,
What Do I Need to Know?

Following that, Wendy Becker with MSU Extension,
Ft. Peck Reservation will discuss Break and Showcase
Value Added Cuts until 11am.
Dr. Andrew Roberts with the USDA-ARS Range and
Livestock Experiment Station out of Miles City will speak
about Production Efficiency in Beef Cattle until noon.
From 1 4pm Dave Pratt with Ranch Management
Consultants will present Ranching for Profit Workshop:
The Three Secrets to Increasing Profit.
Tickets are $25 at the door which includes lunch.
To get to the Culbertson Saddle Club Barn, drive
north of Culbertson 0.7 miles on Highway 16 and turn
west at mile marker 88. The building is located to the
west of the highway.
The 2016 Bovine Connection is being presented
by Montana State University Extension Service, North
Dakota State University Extension Service, Natural
Resources Conservation Service, Montana Farm
Bureau Foundation, Ft. Peck Tribes Assiniboine Sioux,
and Roosevelt County Soil Conservation. For more
information, call 406-433-1206.

Why do we call them coaches?

He or she takes the name from a little town called
Kocs or Kotcz, in western Hungary, where in the
1400s they devised a special cart, a kotczi-wagon,
for transporting passengers on the rough local roads.
Kotczi became coach in English.
In about 1845, at Oxford University, it was
adapted to mean someone who gives special tutoring
who carries the athlete along, as if driving them in
a coach.

Bowling
El Cor Del Lanes

Monday Night Mens

Old Mil Light
W: 25 L: 11
Valley Bank
W: 24 L: 12
Sand Electric
W: 23 L: 13
Ezzies
W: 21 L: 15

Pacific Steel
W: 18 L: 18
Holy Rollers
W: 15 L: 21
Markles
W: 12 L: 24
BYE
W: 6
L: 30

Tuesday City League

Rocks Auto Mall

W: 16 L: 7
Scottie Express
W: 14 L: 10
Durum
W: 13 L: 11

All Season
W: 10 L: 14
Valley Seed
W: 9
L: 15
S & S Welding
W: 8 L: 15

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Team Scr.: Valley Seed 849 & 2462 Team Hdc.:

Valley Seed 1008 & 2939 Ind. Scr.: Jason
HIGH GAMES & SERIES
Team Scr.: Old Mil Light 1013 & 2948 Team Hdc.: Sillerud 278 & 779 Ind. Hdc.: Jason Sillerud
Old Mil Light 1188 & 3473 Ind. Scr.: Juice Fischer 310 & 875
267 & Joel Smith 694 Ind. Hdc.: Shane Rhoads
293 & Zac Garsjo 763

Womens Commercial

Juices Card Room CBs Detailing

W: 24 L: 8
W: 16 L: 16
FCB - Hinsdale
Holiday
W: 22 L: 10
W: 13 L: 19
J & K Storage
Old Mil Light
W: 19 L: 13
W: 13 L: 19
Bud Light Girls
Ghost
W: 18 L: 14
W: 3
L: 29
HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Team Scr.: Holiday 647 & Juices Card Room

1987 Team Hdc.: Bud Light Girls 789 & FCB
- Hinsdale 2293 Ind. Scr.: Sharlene Schmidt
203 & Donna Borgen 587 Ind. Hdc.: Jackie
Meiers 268 & Shannon Fargo 695

Vicks Lanes

Nashua Mens League

Tihista Const.
W: 26 L: 14
Hi-Line Ford
W: 23 L: 16
Farmers Elevator
W: 23 L: 17
GGW Stockyards
W: 22 L: 18

Vicks Lane
W: 20 L: 20
E.G.T.
W: 16 L: 24
Dahl Aviation
W: 15 L: 24
Prairie Travelers
W: 14 L: 26

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Team Scr.: Hi-Line Ford 771 & 2283 Team Hdc.:

E.G.T. 887 & Tihista Construction 2479 Ind. Scr.:
Zac Garsjo 261 & Shawn Sibley 632 Ind. Hdc.:
Zac Garsjo 293 & Willy Lauckner 716

Nashua Mixed League

Blind Side
North Forty
W: 20 L: 11
W: 12 L: 19
Tag-A-Longs
Pauls Glass
W: 11
L: 21
W: 20
L: 12
HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Team Scr.: Blind Side 682 & North Forty 1762

Team Hdc.: Blind Side 854 & North Forty 2311
Mens Ind. Scr.: Dale Pugh 214 & Curt Shipman
551 Mens Ind. Hdc.: Paul Wemmer 211 & 589
Womens Ind. Scr.: Doreen Pugh 156 & Darla
Shipman 408 Womens Ind. Hdc.: Doreen Pugh
228 & Sharon Wemmer 579

Stars & Strikes

Split Happens
W: 19 L: 5
Thompson & Sons
W: 18 L: 6
Durum
W: 17 L: 7
Pocket Pounders
W: 12 L: 12

G-Town Pinners
W: 10 L: 14
Welcome House
W: 9
L: 15
Grannies
W: 7
L: 17
Bowls Deep
W: 4
L: 20

Friday Night Mixed

Skill Shotz
W: 21 L: 6
Hooligans
W: 17 L: 10
We Got Nuthin
W: 16 L: 12

Road Kill
W: 12 L: 16
The 7-10s
W: 14 L: 14
BYE
W: 0
L: 0

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Team Scr.: Welcome House 716 & Split

Happens 2058 Team Hdc.: Grannies 938 &
Durum 2754 Mens Ind. Scr.: Neil Stahl 244 &
Chaz Hopstad 597 Mens Ind. Hdc.: Neil Stahl
312 & 780 Womens Ind. Scr.: Jennifer Fischer
223 & Donna Borgen 616 Womens Ind. Hdc.:
Rhonda 280 & 743

Team Scr.: We Got Nuthin 693 & Skill Shotz

2019 Team Hdc.: Hooligans 841 & Road Kill
2360 Mens Ind. Scr.: Larry Vetch 243 & Eric
Feit 623 Mens Ind. Hdc.: Dale Borgen 243 &
Don Simonsen 643 Womens Ind. Scr.: Donna
Borgen 191 & Karen Bergtoll 538 Womens
Ind. Hdc.: Ruth Ebert 225 & Diane Jensen 603

School Leagues

Bantam

Bobcats
W: 15 L: 3
Blazing Bowlers
W: 12 L: 6
Olpes
W: 12 L: 6
Scottie Strikers
W: 11 L: 7
The Doughnuts
W: 10 L: 8

Geter Done

Pin Busters
W: 10 L: 8
Alley Gators
W: 9
L: 9
Pin Wizards
W: 7
L: 11
Bowling Bros.
W: 3
L: 15
Ghost Team
W: 1
L: 17

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Richards Out
W: 22 L: 2
Team 3
W: 14 L: 9
Team 7
W: 12 L: 11
I Cant Believe
W: 12 L: 12
Mustache Pinheads
W: 12 L: 12

Team Scr.: Pin Busters 245 & Scottie Strikers

580 Team Hdc.: Bobcats 610 & Alley Gators
1215 Boys Ind. Scr.: Connor Koski 153 &
Gage Anderson 283 Boys Ind. Hdc.: Aiden
Aune 175 & Hunter Pierce 348 Girls Ind. Scr.:
Avery Pederson 84 & Riley Evenson Glasoe
186 Girls Ind. Hdc.: Myra Partridge 165 &
Anika Smith 340

Be sure to get your

weekly scores to us to
include in the Buzz!

The Thunderbolts
W: 11 L: 13
Striking it Rich
W: 11 L: 13
Ten Pins
W: 11 L: 13
That One Team
W: 9
L: 15
Team 10
W: 5
L: 19

HIGH GAMES & SERIES

Team Scr.: Striking it Rich 468 & Richards Out

1766 Team Hdc.: Ten Pins 721 & I Cant Believe
2109 Boys Ind. Scr.: Max Carpenter 189 &
Justice Meland 610 Boys Ind. Hdc.: Jeremiah
Wethern 215 & Carlos Gonzales 576 Girls
Ind. Scr.: Alesia Hopstad 138 & Reyna Merritt
378 Girls Ind. Hdc.: Morgan Hagerman 207 &
Julia Buckman 566

Fax:
228-4578

Email:
bscentral@nemont.net

Log Home For Sale

130 Scotsman Drive

2 bedroom, 2 Bath, 1,280 sq. ft. home,

plus 960 sq. ft. unfinished basement,
Fireplace, Vaulted Ceiling
Oversized attached single car garage
ac. lot w/ underground sprinklers
Washer/Dryer Range Microwave
Dishwasher Refrigerator Water Softener

$189,900
Broker Related to Seller

Gundermann Realty
406-250-1281

BRAWL

Wild!
OF THE

FREE RIBS!

Buckets of Beer Special

Giveaways!
$2.00 Old Milwaukee Light
and Bud Light Drafts!

Bar Opens at 10 AM
Game Starts at Noon

Only at your
Leading Edge Place in
Sports Entertainment!

or Citizen Center
Seni

THURSDAY
Potluck
No MOW

Call for reservation by 10 AM

228-9500

GLASGOW

SCHOOL MENU
THURSDAY
Breakfast
Hot or Cold Cereal Cinn. Toast
Pears Hot Cocoa Milk
Lunch
Cheesy Breadsticks Ham & Bean
Soup Corn Bread w/ Honey Butter
Apple Choice of Fruit Milk

Sen

After I-177 defeat, FWP still

looks to work with both sides
While Montana voters
spoke definitively at the
polls last week in defeating
the ballot initiative 177,
Montana Fish, Wildlife and
Parks will continue to work
with people on both sides
of the issue.
Trapping
is
an
important tool for wildlife
management in Montana
and will continue to be,
said
Ken
McDonald,
FWP wildlife division
administrator. We also
know people will continue
to have concerns and well
keep ensuring our furbearer
management and trapping
seasons are well designed
and clearly communicated
and monitored.
Even prior to I-177
making it to the 2016
ballot, the Fish and Wildlife
Commission directed FWP
staff to work with a broad
spectrum of the public
on improving existing
trapping regulations and
minimizing
conflict.
That work will continue,
McDonald said.

According to FWP,
Montanas
furbearer
populations are healthy
and robust, which is in
part due to sound scientific
management focused on
conservation of populations
and
sustainable
use.
Trapping is a legitimate and
ethical tool for managing
and monitoring these
populations.
We know Montanans
expect us to continue to
ensure that our trapping
regulations are based on
sound science, designed
to kill target animals as
quickly and humanely as
possible, and be effective
in minimizing conflicts,
McDonald said.

THURSDAY

Soup: Beef Barley Chili

Specials:

Beef Philly
Soft Shell Taco

Dine at theO
228-8006

Prices Effective: November 16 - 24, 2016

Butterball

Reynolds 1%-2% and Skim

Hutterite

Western Family Dozen

Norbest

Western Family 16 oz. Sweet or Unsalted

TURKEYS ...............................$1.99 lb.

TURKEYS ...............................$1.99 lb.
TURKEYS ...............................$1.69 lb.

MILK .......................................... 2/$5

LARGE EGGS ...........................$.99 ea.
BUTTER ...................................... 2/$5

Frozen

80% Lean 20% Fat

Western Family

Western Family 6 oz. Select Varieties

Western Family 14 oz. Select Varieties

Bone-In Beef

12 pk. 12 oz. Cans or 8 pk. 12 oz. Bottles

Pacific Seafood 10 oz. Jar

TURKEY BREAST .....................$1.69 lb.

SHANK PORTION HAM ............ $1.19 lb.
CRANBERRY SAUCE .................$.99 ea.
COCA-COLA PRODUCTS...............5/$15

GROUND BEEF .......................$1.99 lb.

OLIVES ...................................$.89 ea.
RIBEYE ROAST .......................$6.99 lb.
OYSTERS ..............................$3.99 ea.

Xanders first buck

Xander Pugh of Fort Peck bagged his first buck, a

big-bodied 3X4 muley which will help feed his family
this winter. He shot it in the neighbors yard in Fort
Peck from 45 yards no, NO, NO, just kidding!
They were on a family outing this past Friday in their
secret spot, as evidenced by his Mom Doreens big
muley she bagged on Thursday (pictured below). A
very avid angling and hunting family, well have to see
what Dear Ol Pa Dale harvests. The general hunting
season will end on Sunday, November 27th.

Cat-Griz game Saturday

Its looking like the 116th Brawl of the Wild and
the Great Divide Trophy wont mean much more than
bragging rights as the Big Sky Conference regular season
comes to a close this Saturday.
Montana States playoff hopes were dashed midway
through the season and the University of Montanas
playoff hopes have been all but flushed down the
toilet this past Saturday with a 28-25 loss to Northern
Colorado (losses to Eastern Washington, Northern
Arizona and Cal Poly didnt help their bid, either).
However, there is still a tiny glitter of hope for the
Griz if they can knock of the Bobcats in Missoula this
Saturday; entering the weekend at 6-4 are Montana,
Weber State, Cal Poly and Northern Colorado. Griz fans
will also be pulling for UNC to upset Cal Poly at home,
and for Idaho State to pull off an upset over Weber State.
Pending the weeks outcomes, the selection
committee could have a handful of 7-4 teams to choose
from in the Big Sky, leaving someone on the outside
looking in. One thing that could be in Montanas favor
is the Big Skys tiebreaker rules that use Sagarin Ratings
to determine a winner using a formula based not only
on wins and losses but strength of schedule as well. The
Griz are currently the Big Skys second-ranked team
in current Sagarin Ratings at No. 110, with Eastern
Washington coming in at 69, Weber at No. 162, Cal Poly
at 142, and Northern Colorado at No. 178.
Dating back to the first game in 1897, the rivalry
is the 31st oldest among active rivalries in NCAA
Division I and of those is the eleventh oldest west of
the Mississippi River. It is also the fourth oldest active
rivalry in the FCS and the oldest west of the Mississippi
River.
The Grizzlies and Bobcats didnt play each other
in 1905-07, 1924 or 1942-45. Montana leads the series
72375. The Grizzlies have won the past three games
and eight of the last 10. Their longest win streak over the
Bobcats occurred from 1986-2001, 16 straight games.
So, since 1986 (does that year ring a bell to Scotty
football fans?) the Bobcats have beaten the Grizzlies just
five times.
Kickoff between this great rivalry is at noon on
Saturday, November 19th. The Griz/Cat game will be the
Big Skys featured game of the week on the ROOT Sports
Network and DIRECTVs Audience Network. Tom
Glasgow will provide the play-by-play on the broadcast,
with Jason Stiles serving as the color commentator and
Jen Mueller on the sidelines.

HALL

Last Minute Thanksgiving

50% OFF Thanksgiving Napkins, Plates, Cups,

Decor, and much more.

-VIP NIGHT-

Thursday, November 17

Winners will be announced late on Tuesday.

The Store will close at 3pm to get ready
for a special night for the Winners!!

New Home
Decor Items
Just In:
New Shelves
Baskets

The magic of Christmas Continues

Beautiful Christmas Trees, Garlands, Wreaths, Ornaments,

Decor, & Gifts for Everyone

Lots of New Items being revealed daily. Gifts from A-Z

Robyns
Nest
Home Decor & Fine Gifts

Bridal Registry

DePuydt & Capdeville

January 14, 2017

501 1st Ave. S. 228-4646

Do you have a passion for FMDH

and the Glasgow Community.

Come join the FMDH Guild.

This enthusiastic group meets
the first Monday of the month
to plan fundraisers for medical
scholarships.

OPEN HOUSE

Its a great opportunity to

serve the community.

J
B

We also need knitters & Crocheters

to make hats for newborns.
Thank you to Rosalie Palazzo for
Starting the Baby Hat Program

Friday, November 18th

9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Bakers Jewelry
Glasgow, MT

If interested contact
Tiffany Ross 228-4583

406-228-2532
yogo.biz

Join us for Goodies & Giveaways!

Prices Effective: November 16 - 24, 2016

Butterball

Reynolds 1%-2% and Skim

Hutterite

Western Family Dozen

Norbest

Western Family 16 oz. Sweet or Unsalted

TURKEYS ...............................$1.99 lb.

TURKEYS ...............................$1.99 lb.
TURKEYS ...............................$1.69 lb.

MILK .......................................... 2/$5

LARGE EGGS ...........................$.99 ea.
BUTTER ...................................... 2/$5

Frozen

80% Lean 20% Fat

Western Family

Western Family 6 oz. Select Varieties

Western Family 14 oz. Select Varieties

Bone-In Beef

12 pk. 12 oz. Cans or 8 pk. 12 oz. Bottles

Pacific Seafood 10 oz. Jar

TURKEY BREAST .....................$1.69 lb.

SHANK PORTION HAM ............ $1.19 lb.
CRANBERRY SAUCE .................$.99 ea.
COCA-COLA PRODUCTS...............5/$15

GROUND BEEF .......................$1.99 lb.

OLIVES ...................................$.89 ea.
RIBEYE ROAST .......................$6.99 lb.
OYSTERS ..............................$3.99 ea.