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Congratulations
Benjamin Miller!
A total of 23 high
school graduates from
across the nation, including
Glasgow High School
Graduate Benjamin Miller,
are recipients of the 2019
Montana State University
presidential scholarship,
MSU’s most prestigious
scholarship.
“MSU continues to
attract top academically
ranked high school
scholars, and this year is
no exception,” said Ilse-
Mari Lee, dean of MSU’s
Honors College. “We look
forward to welcoming
an inspirational cohort
of incoming presidential
scholars this fall.”
The MSU presidential
scholarship awards are
based on scholastic
achievement, demonstrated It’s back!
The Glasgow City Council has revived the “Yard of the Week”. The first winning
leadership and exemplary
yard, located at 730 Hillside Drive, is that of Paul and Lisa Koski, winning $25
public service. Recipients in Glasgow Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture Big Bucks. Lisa can probably
receive an annual stipend pick them up at her office. Pictured are Paul, Lisa and Glasgow City Councilman
plus a tuition waiver. The Stan Ozark of Ward #1. Each Council member will pick two winners from their
scholarship is for four years ward, and there will be a total of 14 winners this summer. That Paulywog, he’s
continued on page 2 quite the green thumb, just take a look at Scottie Express Car Wash!

Paris French
& MSU.
Colton
WEDDING
Hill
Saturday, June 8, 2019
4:00pm @ Sunnyside Golf Course
Reception to Follow @ Valley Event Center
This ain’t
sounding good
Sounds like some areas are gonna get it, we’re hoping
it’s not us. A cold front arriving late Thursday afternoon
will bring with it a chance for severe weather including
large hail, gusty winds, and heavy rain across northeast
Montana. Storms are expected to start over central
Montana in the mid day and not move into northeast
Montana until after 3PM or later into the afternoon. This
activity may last into the late evening before dying down.
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 55. West wind 5 to
10 mph becoming light and variable.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 93. Southeast
wind 7 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 28 mph.
Thursday Night: A 40 percent chance of showers and
thunderstorms before midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low
around 59. South wind 8 to 13 mph becoming north after
midnight. Winds could gust as high as 22 mph.
Friday: A slight chance of showers between noon and 3pm,
then a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms after
3pm. Partly sunny, with a high near 78. Northwest wind
10 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph. Chance of
precipitation is 20%.
Friday Night: Showers likely. Mostly cloudy, with a low
around 47. Northwest wind 11 to 14 mph, with gusts as high
as 25 mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%.
Saturday: A 50 percent chance of showers. Partly sunny,
with a high near 64. West wind 13 to 17 mph, with gusts as
high as 30 mph.
Saturday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers before
midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 42. West wind 8
to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 28 mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 69. West wind 10 to
16 mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph.
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 44. West
wind 6 to 10 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 74. West wind 7 to
13 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.
Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 48.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 77.
Benjamin Miller continued from front
if the students maintain a superior academic standing at
“These students have demonstrated their desire to
lead and serve while excelling academically” Lee said.
“We are delighted that they chose to attend Montana State
University.”
Lee said that the scholars were selected from a pool of
nearly 900 applicants.
“Many of these scholars have gained admittance and
scholarships to other prestigious institutions and have
chosen to attend MSU because of the opportunities available
to our students,” she said.
“To attract the quality of presidential scholar recipients
that we have says a lot about our dedicated and inspirational
faculty and the opportunities we offer our undergraduates,”
said Ronda Russell, MSU’s admissions director. “The fact
that so many choose Montana State is indicative of the
quality of our academic programs.”
Benjamin Miller graduated with high honors from
Glasgow High School and intends to major in computer
science. He is a recipient of the MUS Honor Scholarship and
participated in National Honor Society, student council, the
Valley County Fair board and history club. Miller was an
athlete in basketball, track and field, and swimming and was
academic all-state every year he was involved. He is also a
songwriter and plays professionally as a bassist and guitarist.
He is the son of Lynn and Matthew Miller of Glasgow.
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Sail-A-Bration
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PANKO SHRIMP .................. $16.99 ea. COOKED SHRIMP ................ $14.99 ea.
Aquastar 2.5 lb. pkg. Fresh Boneless Skinless
BATTERED COD ................... $12.99 ea. CHICKEN BREASTS .................$1.79 lb.
4 - 5 oz. portions All Natural
SOCKEYE SALMON ................$3.99 ea. WHOLE CHICKEN ...................... 99¢ lb.
Fillets Beef
TILAPIA .................................$2.99 lb. TOP SIRLOIN STEAKS..............$4.99 lb.
16 - 20 Cooked 2 lb. pkg. Choice Beef
SHRIMP .............................. $18.99 ea. TRI TIP STEAKS ......................$7.99 lb.
21 - 25 Wild Caught Choice Beef
MEXICO SHRIMP ................. $19.99 ea. TRI TIP ROASTS ......................$6.99 lb.
U - 15 & 16 - 20 2 lb. pkg. St. Louis Style
RAW SHRIMP ...................... $14.99 ea. PORK SPARERIBS ...................$2.99 lb.
31 - 40 ct. 2 lb. pkg. Food Club 7 - 8 oz. Select Varieties
COOKED SHRIMP ................ $12.99 ea. CHEESE SLICES.......................... 2 / $4
A teacher asked her students to use the word
“beans” in a sentence.
“My father grows beans,” said one girl.
“My mother cooks beans,” said a boy.
A third student spoke up, “We are all human
beans.”
 ATTENTION
Glasgow High School Graduates
Attending College or Trade School
You may be eligible for Financial Aid from the Glasgow High School Educational Trust
Log on to www.ghsedutrust.org NOW for the application and other relevant
information, so that you can complete your application by
July 1, 2019 deadline.
If you complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), your GHS Educational Trust Application
must include a signed and dated copy of your acceptance letter indicating what aid you have accepted.

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you will feel gratitude daily for your work. PLEASE PICK UP YOUR
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We want to thank our community and welcome all
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some time with us at Valley View Home!
Staff, Volunteers & Friends will be hosting a Bake
Sale during this event and 100% of profit go
directly to our residents Christmas Stocking Fund.
Please don’t hesitate to contact Valley View if you
too would like to donate a baked good!
Summer Toys for
Backyard & Lake
Grilling Items &
Cast Iron for
Camping Fun
Weddings
Paris French
& Colton Hill
June 8, 2019
Brady Funk
& Matthew Brooks
June 15, 2019
Red Barn
Gifts
10 am - 5:30 pm M - F
10 am - 4 pm Sat.

515 2nd Ave. South

Glasgow, MT

406-228-4558
Miss Montana, purring like a kitten the entire trip!
American Legion District 1 Commander Joe Yeoman would just like to ask, “What
language would you be speaking if D-Day hadn’t happened?”
June 6, 2019 marks the 75th anniversary of the invasion of the Allied troops at
Normandy, France, which became known as D-Day. The invasion was part of the
larger “Operation Overlord” which was a multi-national effort; however, of the
approximately one million troops who took part in the invasion, roughly half were
from the United States. Prior to World War II, many Montanans were in the armed
forces, and in the first year following the Pearl Harbor attack on December 7, 1947
over 40,000 more joined. Before the end of the war there were over 57,000 enlisted
soldiers from Montana which constituted 10 percent of our population at that time, one
of the highest numbers per capita of any state. At least 1,500 died during the War, the
remainder are quickly passing. Their service to America and the world should never
be forgotten.
The D-Day invasion on June 6, 1944, was the largest by air, land and sea in history
and involved more than 150,000 troops from the United States, Britain and Canada
who stormed the Nazi-occupied French beaches of Normandy. The invasion is
credited with changing the course of the war and ultimately pushing Nazi troops back
to Germany.
A contingent of World War II-era aircraft, including Miss Montana (owned by Johnson
Flying Service out of Missoula), left the United States on May 19th to make the trek
to Normandy for the 75th D-Day anniversary. They flew from Connecticut to Canada,
then over to Greenland, Iceland and Scotland before making their way to England on
or Citizen Center
what’s known as the Blue Spruce Route across the Atlantic.
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enter to cost roughly $150,000 per aircraft for fuel and other
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THURSDAY support expenses.
Meatloaf If you’d like to donate to the Miss Montana cause, go to missmontanatonormandy.
Call for reservation by 10 AM com. 100% of every dollar donated supports their effort. Also, check out their Facebook
228-9500 page, Miss Montana to Normandy to see some great photos and videos.
Time for my licensing and rabies vaccine?
Glasgow Police Department and
Valley Veterinary Clinic’s Annual Program
Saturday,
Friday, June 8 •June
5:30 -8th
7 p.m.
10 a.m.
Saturday, June- 12
9 • noon
9 - 10 a.m.
South Side Fire Hall
$5 for neutered or spayed
$20 for non-spayed
Here are the Montana smoke jumpers that were
to be parachuting out of the C-47, Miss Montana,
over Normandy, France today. They were to be
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Dynasty Chinese Restaurant
Dear friends,
Thank you friends in Glasgow for supporting the
Dynasty family and our business! Unfortunately we are
leaving this wonderful town very shortly, but my nephew
will be taking over the restaurant and will be continuing
the business! Hope you guys can support him like you
supported us!
or neutered Thanks again. It’s been a pleasure working in Glasgow!
Ready to jump
jumping from no lower than 1,000 feet. In addition
to the Miss Montana crew, there are also other
Montanans taking part of the D-Day
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 Welcome! GLASGOW REDS
Existing & New Patients

NOW OPEN Fundraiser

Monday, Wednesday, Hosted by Busted Knuckle
Friday, and Saturday Thursday, June 6th • 5pm-8pm
10am-6pm Serving Pulled Pork and Nachos
Organic Medical
406-228-4202 All proceeds will go towards the purchase of a new bus for
Alternatives our growing Legion team. Please join us for a night out.

Vacation
Bible School
June 17 - 21
5:30 - 8:00 PM
For Grades K - 5th
Sack Lunch a 5pm
Calvary Baptist Church
5 5th Ave N • Glasgow
406-228-8370
THURSDAY
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SPECIALS:
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Club Sandwich

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Fish on!
And did they catch fish!
In conjunction with
the Glasgow Chamber of
Commerce & Agriculture’s
Catfish Days, the Glasgow-
Fort Peck Chapter of
Montana Walleyes
Unlimited held a Kids’
Fishing Tournament at
Home Run Pond this past
Saturday.
A total of 28 Kids
participated from ages
from 2 to 14 years old.
With lots of smiles and
excitement, lots of fish
were reeled in followed by
hot dogs and soda pop.
Here are the results:
• 1st place Tyler King
with a 18” Carp
• 2nd place Owen
Thompson with a 17 ¾” It didn’t matter the species, just the length of the fish would determine our winners
Carp who received D&G Sports & Western gift certificates (hopefully they’ll be well
• 3rd place Jaxon Kemp spent on fishing gear!). From left to right, Tyler King placed first, earning a $100
with a 17 ½” Trout certificate. 2nd place went to Owen Thompson, $50 certificate; and 3rd place,
Runners Up: Jaxon Kemp, $25 certificate. And we know all three of these boys absolutely love
• Lane Thompson 17” to fish. Walleyes Unlimited would like to thank everyone that help these kids have
• Hadley Thompson 16 a fun day of fishing. Hotdogs were available with cookies donated by Albertsons.
¾” FWP donated fishing poles of needed.
• Harper Thompson 16 In other WU news, the State WU is donating $1,000 to the Wild Fire Relief fund
½” in Garfield County (Garfield County Bank) in Jordan, P.O. Box 6, 59337. The
• Aiden Norheim 15 ¼” Glendive Chapter has a challenge going as they have donated $2,500. Any other
• Anders Aune 12 ½” (he chapter or organizations that would like to challenge can.
swore it was at least 40 • Aden Aune 7 ½” GLASGOW’S

A Night to
inches!) • Layla Lonebear 7 ½”
• Patrick Etherington 12 • Rowen Kloker 7 ½”
¼” • Oliver Paulson 7”

• Garrett Thompson 11
½”
• Ella Etherington 9”
• Avery Bilger 8 ¾”
• Tielyn Henry 8 ½”
• Chezney Olson 8 ½”
• Toni Williams 8 ½”
• Lakelyn Olson 8”
• Micheal King 8”
• Asher Wersal 7 ¾”
• Rylan Schultz 7 ¾”
• Holden Kloker 7”
• Orion Henry 6 ¾”
• Kelbi Wersal 6 ½”
• Lanie Simpson 0”
• Zane Perrault 0”
And kids, never forget:
There’s a fine line
between fishing and
just standing on the
shore like an idiot.
Remem1b8e+r
A D U LT P R O M
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RAFFLES, DANCING, PRIZES & DRINKS
FORMAL WEAR OPTIONAL
MUSIC BY PIPPIN DJ AND KARAOKE
 OBITUARY
Jack Anderson
Jack M. Anderson passed away January
2019 with his family by his side. He joined
his beloved wife, Betty, January 19 at the
resting place they had chosen in western
Washington.
Jack was born at a homestead near
Saco in the spring of 1923. Home was his
mother’s homestead near the junction of
Square Creek and Timber Creek in south
Valley County. His mother, Josephine Goldman, filed on
the homestead in 1918 and married Jack’s father, McKee,
later that day. McKee had patented his homestead near
Saco and lost it to the bank. He kept borrowing money to
put in wheat crops, which failed due to drought, hail, or
grasshoppers. McKee declared never again and turned to
cattle ranching. He built a three-room log home which
served the family until 1982.
Jack attended the Lone Pine boarding school with his
older brother, Bill. Jack said that if there was a blizzard at
the end of the school week, they just let their horses head
home and when the horses stopped, they knew they were
at the horse pasture gate southeast of the ranch house.
The family moved to Glasgow when brother Bill
started high school. There Jack enlisted in Co. G 163rd
infantry at age 15 and graduated from Glasgow High
School at age 16. While in high school, Jack became a
Christian. Jack said this faith helped him through life
many times. Four months after graduation, Jack was
inducted into federal service and trained in Fort Lewis
Washington until deployed in 1942.
By this time, Jack’s parents and two younger sisters
had moved to Washington and left Bill on the ranch.
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Jack became engaged to Betty Hallock
just before deployment. Her parents were
family friends, who had homesteaded in
the Larb Hills and left the area before Jack
was born.
Jack wrote Warrior by Choice (WWII) by
Chance (Korea) about his war experiences.
He was a member of the 163rd infantry
Co. G, which our Memorial Highway (US
2) west of Glasgow honors. After 44 days
in the New Guinea jungle in early 1943, only two officers
and thirty-six men remained of four officers and 186
men in the 163rd. Before returning stateside, Jack was
sent to Hiroshima after the bomb was dropped. Home
again, Jack and Betty married. Jack was discharged and
re-enlisted.
He served in Korea and was badly wounded and
taken prisoner by the Chinese. Seventy to eighty men
were captured then. Only Jack and two others, who
helped him back to American lines, survived. On the
day Jack was put on a flight to a US hospital, Jack and
Betty’s second son was born. At one time, the military
tried to collect the Army wages Jack earned while he was
underage. A Washington Senator helped him out of that.
Jack served nearly 25 years in the Army.
Jack was a firefighter for 15 years after his army
service. He taught archery, rifle and pistol marksmanship,
and safety. He also served in Boy Scouts and the Parent
Teachers Association. When he came to eastern Montana
to visit family, Jack always stopped to see friends from the
163rd.
Jack and his wife, Betty, are remembered with love
by three children, nieces and a nephew, and their families.
Cleaning Out the Nest Sale!!!
Making Room for New Items!
Friday, June 7 • 9am - 5:30pm
Saturday, June 8 • 9am - 3pm
Mirrors & Clocks 50% OFF • Floral 50% OFF
Purses & Wallets 50% OFF
Soaps, Lotions, Diffusers and Candles
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CLEARANCE RACKS!!! DEALS!!! Bridal Registry
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June 15, 2019
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