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Big Magic Show Thursday Night

How would you like to help Scotty wrestlers Oden
Hallock (at left) and Justin Walton with expenses as
they head to Orlando, Florida for the Disney Duals on
Team Montana? Simple. Just attend the Magic Show
tomorrow night (Thursday, June 1st) at the Glasgow
High School Auditorium, featuring magician David
Sergent. Wed really appreciate the support, Oden and
Justin agree, adding that they are excited to be part of
this great Montana team and gain some valuable mat
experience with wrestlers from all over the nation. And
we can guarantee David has some great tricks up his
sleeve(s). Admission is free, and freewill donations will
be accepted. There will also be a silent auction featuring
some fantastic items. Come up and enjoy the show.

May 26 - June 1
SHOWINGS
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4:00 - 6:50 - 9:20
sequences of adventure violence, and
PG-13 PG some rude humor
some suggestive content
DAILY CINEMAS: 4:00 & 4:10 PM - $6.00/PERSON
FREE TREAT TUESDAY! Free Popcorn with Every Paid Admission. ALL SHOWINGS
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the Hidden Gnome...
He will be Hidden Somewhere
Different in the Store Every Friday
and Receive A Prize!
FRIDAY FOOD FESTIVAL
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Letter to the Buzz
A small-town-America Cemetery
If youre not a local from the Nashua community,
and youve visited the Nashua Cemetery for whatever
reason, you may wonder or perhaps have even
commented that its a pretty lonely-looking place to be
buried.
No, its not surrounded by beautiful bushes or
proud-standing pine trees landscaping its outskirts, but
there is lots of other never-ending beauty. We enjoy the
harmony of wild birds, sightings of Bald Eagles passing
4:10 - 7:00 - 9:00
through, a night owl perched high on the white cross,
the distant sound of cattle bawling, the sights of the
HELD
OVER gorgeous Montana sunrises/sunsets, and the peaceful
view of the Porcupine Creek/Valley.
We dont have lawn surrounding the gravesites, but
instead we enjoy the grass under our feet that Mother
Nature has provided us with since day 1. We dont have
lilac bushes on every grace, but instead we appreciate
the lilac bushes that have sporadically survived over the
years watered only by the welcoming rain from Mother
Nature.
Summer is Here Our cemetery doesnt get manicured by a team
SCHOOL of maintenance personnel, but we are so very blessed
PERSONNEL to have Nashuas town maintenance person, Larry
may put in
for a special Potter, manicure our little cemetery grounds. Many
appreciation
folks stopped by the Nashua cemetery over memorial
basket.
weekend and seemed so pleased at how much work
DRAWING HELD
Friday, June 2nd Larry provided to the area to help bring out its own
for the Lucky
Winner!!
beauty and to make us all proud of what we have for our
deceased loved ones.
If you havent had the pleasure of seeing a small
Bridal Registry town cemetery, high on a hill overlooking a peaceful
Fossum & Burgess
June 30, 2017
valley, then you really should take a few minutes to see
Hardie & Chappell the beauty that only small-town America can appreciate.
August 12, 2017 Awesome job, keep up the great work Larry.
Fjeld & Franzen
August 26, 2017 Appreciation from the George Nicol
Kelly & Hopstad Family and Nashua Community
September 17, 2017
Flatow & Davidson
October 24, 2017
Mann & Gundermann
November 18, 2017

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this
weekend
The 18th Annual Milk River Catfish Classic kicks off
with Friday night festivities, including the calcutta and
live music, at the Montana Bar on Glasgows Famous
Front Street. You pretty much know all the rest.
Cat Classic Tourney Director Brenner Flaten
remarked that this will mark the first time in over TEN
years that anglers will have to deal with a low-water
situation. As of last week flow at the Tampico Bridge
was at a mere 110 cubic feet per second and, if anything,
might be even lower now due to lack of precipitation.
Teams are definitely going to have to change their
tactics, Brenner says, catfish tend to get lock-jaw in a
low flow.
Stay tuned for the 18th Annual Cat Classic Cheat
Sheet featuring all 80 teams.
Tonight: Clear, with a low around 56. East wind 10 to 14
mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 92. East wind 10 to 13
mph becoming south in the afternoon.
Thursday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms
before midnight, then a slight chance of showers between
midnight and 3am. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 58.
South wind 7 to 9 mph becoming west northwest after
midnight. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
Friday: Partly sunny, with a high near 83. West northwest
wind 9 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 53. West
wind 9 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 78. West
northwest wind 10 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 28
mph.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 52.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 80.
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 53.
Monday: A slight chance of showers. Mostly sunny, with a
high near 76.
Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 51.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 76.
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new vendors come see what they have to sell. White elephant, blankets,
jewelry, knives, collectibles and so much more. We are still taking donations.
We are offering a pancake breakfast from 7- to 10 $5.00. FOR MORE
INFORMATION OR TO BOOK A TABLE PLEASE CALL 228-9500
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BUZZ
TRANSPORTATION COORDINATOR/MECHANIC: Duties: service &
maintain district vehicles including buses, oversee bus routes & drivers.
Starting wage $19.15+ DOE. Hours: during school term 6.00 a.m.4:30
p.m. w/extended lunch; summer flexible. Benefits: Retirement, vacation/
sick/personal leave, holidays, insurance & longevity. To apply: www.
glasgow.k12.mt.us, click on Employment tab then go to Classified
Positions to complete & submit application. DEADLINE IS 6/9/17.
 OBITUARY David Sergent
Presents

Berniece Simmons A Magic Show!

Berniece B. Simmons, 81, One night only
At the GHS Auditorium
died in peace, May 21, 2017 at June 1, 2017
her home in Saint Marie. She Show Starts at 7pm
was born Berniece Brister in
Free Admission- Accepting good will donations
Silent Auction will be available

Vaughn, Mississippi, October All proceeds go to Justin Walton and Oden Hallock to cover
All proceeds go the Justin Walton and Oden Hallock to cover expenses
expenses as they wrestle for team Montana at the Disney Duals
4, 1935 to Buford Morris and as
in they wrestle
Orlando, FLfor Team Montana at the Disney Duals in Orlando, FL

Lucille Brister. She was preceded in death by her parents,

her three sisters and three brothers, of whom she was the Bringing you
youngest daughter. She was especially fond of her father, live theatre
who doted on his youngest daughter through the hard times for 48 years
following the Great Depression. Stricken by tuberculosis
Showtimes: Fridays & Saturdays 7:30 pm * Sundays 4:00 pm
at age 11, she was nursed to health by her maternal Aunt
Mamie, whom she loved dearly. Unable to finish school, Playing
she spent her life learning and on July 13, 1983 she received June 2, 3, 4
her G.E.D. while in New Orleans. June 9, 10, 11
In the early 1950s she moved to New Orleans, June 16, 17, 18
following her oldest sister, Bell. Her first job was with By Joseph Kesselring
McCrorys five and dime on Canal Street. She was married Original Broadway
Production by
in New Orleans for 18 years before divorce to John R.
Howard Lindsay
Simmons, Jr., (b. 9/01/1933, Carthage, MS)Of their and Russel Crouse
marriage issued three children and three grandchildren:
son, John Keith Simmons; daughter, Deborah Lynette Oliver: June 23-July 9 Million Dollar Quartet: July 14-30
Flores, grandson William Rogers Flores; son, Darwin Clay Grease: Aug. 4-20 Souvenir: Aug. 25-Sept. 3
Simmons, grandson, Devin Alexander Simmons (d. 2007) Buy Your Tickets Online! Go to www.fortpecktheatre.org
and Franklin Simmons. Box Office: 406-526-9943 for more information.
Hours: 12 noon to 4:00 pm Wed-Sun.
She had a love of the mountains and when opportunity
arose followed her dream, left all she knew behind and THURSDAY
moved near friends in Livingston in August 1989. She was Soup: Chicken Noodle Chili GLASGOW
an avid trail hiker into her 70s and loved to photograph her Specials: SCHOOL MENU
adventures and tell of the beauty she had seen. French Dip THURSDAY
She retired in 2010 at 75 after many years of hard work Chimichangas Breakfast
as a motel desk clerk in Livingston. She and her son from Cold Cereal Cooks Choice
Fruit Milk
New Orleans, arrived in Saint Marie within days of each Dine at theO Lunch
other just before the snows of 2010-11. She enjoyed her Chicken Burger w/ Lettuce & Ranch
retirement feeding the wild common birds all year and Dill Spear Pears
every passing animal, wild and domestic could depend 228-8006 Choice of Fruit Milk

on her kindness. It was her great joy. She loved to keep a

QUALITY LIVING Quality living in an affordable location. This
beautiful garden. Life was the music in her heart. condo for sale, was built for high ranking
officers at the old Glasgow Air Force Base.
She was an avid reader and spiritual seeker. Her Located in the wonderful town of St, Marie,
life was devoted to knowing God and His Plan and MT. Four bedrooms, three bathrooms with
one bedroom and one bath on the main floor.
she grew daily in knowledge and wisdom. She always Beautiful kitchen with five burner stove and
refrigerator. There is a sun room between
strove to be an example of Gods Love and to inspire the garage and main part of house and a
everyone she knew. nice deck just off the dining room. Two car
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Prayers and Masses are much appreciated. natural gas BBQ! Call Earl Handy: 760-954-
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 2017 Class B Track & Field Meet at Butte, May 25-27
Boys Team Scores: Fairfield 60, Baker 47, Townsend 37, Forsyth
35, Huntley Project 34, Glasgow 34, Manhattan 30, Thompson
Falls 28, Deer Lodge 26, Shelby 24, Harlem 20, Missoula Loyola
19, Eureka 19, Cut Bank 16, Big Timber 15, Ronan 13, Bigfork 12,
Wolf Point 10, Jefferson 10, Joliet 10.11, Three Forks 10, Florence
6, Shepherd 6, Roundup 2, Choteau 2, Colstrip 1
100: Lane Sumner, HP, 11.19
200: Cleet Wrzesinski, Bak, 22.30
400: Cade Johnstone, For, 50.44; 6th, Benji Phillips, Gla,
51.65.
800: Paul Johnstone, For, 1:57.56
1,600: Bryant Edgerton, Tow, 4:34.82; 4th, Gabe Hallock,
Gla, 4:44.11; 6th, Ellis McKean, Gla, 4:46.04.
3,200: Bryant Edgerton, Tow, 10:23.36; 5th, Ellis McKean,
Gla, 10:40.95
400 relay: Fairfield 42.84
1,600 relay: Shelby 3:25.46; 2nd, Glasgow 3:27.03 (Benji
Phillips, Cade Myrick, Luke Breigenzer, Brett Glaser)
110 hurdles: Cleet Wrzesinski, Bak, 14.65; 5th, Luke
Breigenzer, Gla, 15.55
300 hurdles: Cleet Wrzesinski, Bak, 38.35
Triple jump: Cantor Coverdell, Fai, 45-5 1/4; 3rd, Brett Glaser,
Gla, 42-10 1/4
Long jump: Cleet Wrzesinki, Bak, 22-01
High jump: Seth Omsberg, CB, 6-6
Pole vault: Losha Schroeder, TF, 13-06
Shot Put: Reece Hutton, Harl, 51-5.5
Discus: Austin Forson, DL, 178-08*.
Javelin: BENJI PHILLIPS, GLA, 197-08. 2nd, Cantor
Coverdell, Fai, 185-05.
Girls Team scores: Bigfork 109, Baker 53, Malta 44,
Huntley Project 40, Manhattan 39, Choteau 30, Deer Lodge
29, Colstrip 23, Glasgow 22, Missoula Loyola 16, Florence
14, Columbus 13, Three Forks 13, Harlem 12, Ronan 11,
Libby 10, Townsend 8, Thompson Falls 8, Joliet 7, Roundup
7, Shepherd 4, Fairfield 4, Red Lodge 3, Cut Bank 3,
Whitehall 2, Eureka 1, Rocky Boy 1, St. Ignatius 1.
100: Wrenzi Wrzesinski, Bak, 12.91
200: Haile Norred, BF, 26.02
400: Haile Norred, BF, 57.95; 4th, Emily Kolstad, Gla, 1:01.03
800: Bryn Morley, BF, 2:15.00
400 relay: Choteau 50.31; 4th, Glasgow 51.73 (Brinlie
Nielsen, Jordan Kulczyk, Anika Peters, Emily Kolstad)
1,600 relay: Bigfork 4:03.36; 2nd, Glasgow 4:12.61 (Brinlie
Nielsen, Alaina Sallee, Jordan Kulczyk, Emily Kolstad)
100 hurdles: Wrenzi Wrzesinski, Bak, 15.27; 2nd, Sophia
Stiles, Mal, 15.86
300 hurdles: Wrenzi Wrzesinski, Bak, 45.16; 3rd, Sophia
Stiles, Mal, 47.71
High jump: Sophia Stiles, Mal, 5-2
Pole vault: Alexa Arthun, Man, 11-00
Long jump: Sophia Stiles, Mal, 17-09.75; 3rd, Jordan
Kulczyk, Gla, 16-03.75
Triple jump: Sophia Stiles, Mal, 37-10
Shot put: Ariel Clark, DL, 38-51/4; 5th, Leinie Hughes, Gla,
35-7 1/2
Discus: Hailey Poole, HP, 12-08
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NOTICE TO VALLEY COUNTY TAXPAYERS
Second half of the 2016 Real Estate taxes levied and assessed will be
due and payable on or before 5 p.m. May 31, 2017 or unless paid prior
to that time the amount due will be delinquent and will draw interest at
the rate of 5/6 of 1% per month from the time of delinquency until paid
and 2% will be added to the delinquent taxes as a penalty. Taxes will be
considered delinquent on Thursday, June 1, 2017 and will be charged
penalty and interest.
Payment may be made at the Valley County Treasurers office in the Valley
County Courthouse Monday thru Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. or mailed
to the Valley County Treasurer, 501 Court Square #3, Glasgow, MT 59230.
Brandy continued
seems to fit the bill for
what needs to be done.
I understand how
these organizations
work, I understand that
they depend on their
memberships, and we need
to be very strong members
in the community, she
acknowledged.
Weve got some great
plans, says Brandy, who
mentioned some of the
improvements already in
place and more to come.
I think this is a
wonderful place. I think
community happens in
places like this. Come here
for wedding receptions,
come here for funerals,
come here to hang out
with your friends. Come
here to grow friendships
and relationships.
With the new air
and some new breath and
new activities, I know
with some hard work and
dedication we can rebuild
at the Elks.
Of course a strong
lodge means a strong
and active membership.
I want to be an Elk and
I want you to be an Elk,
Brandy stressed.
So stop down and
introduce yourself to
Brandy when you have
a chance. If you want to
book your party or other
event at the Elks, she is
the one to contact. Dont
wait, dates are filling up
fast. You can call her at the
Lodge at 228-2233 or on
her cell phone at 406-240-
4892.
Come enjoy one of our
6 Montana
Beers on Tap
Also available in Fiesta Mexicana
OPEN
Only Montanas finest Micro Brews!
Wed. - Sat.
The Elks now has draft beer! Thanks to Smileys ingenuity, we now have
3:30 pm - Close
a tap beer system installed at the Elks. We currently have six beers on
tap, all Montana-made beers, including some brewed right across the
street at Glasgows own Busted Knuckle Brewery. We will be rotating
beers on and off, so stop by and see whats on tap today.
Scholarships: going, going.... #1922S JOKE
Stag & Doe
The time is now to
apply for our Glasgow
recipients, and are not
able to be used for our
OF THE MONTH
Several women
appeared in court, each
Elks Lodge
Scholarship!
Night
#1922
Sudents graduating
in 2017 from our area
Lodge or Club purposes.
That is the way it was
set up, and that is how it
remains. If you would
accusing the
of causing the trouble
they were having in the
others
apartment building where
our 2017 1st & 3rd Thursdays
may apply NOW for
Glasgow
like to make a donation
to the Elks Scholarship
they lived. The women
were arguing noisily even
in the court.
Will Resume
Elks Scholarship. Our fund, you can also visit
application in online at that same website and The judge, banging his
gavel to quiet them said,
the Montana Community donate online.
We are going to do this in
in the Fall
Foundation website. If you have a
an orderly manner. I cant
www.mtcf.org. graduating student who listen to all of you at once.
Our scholarship fund would like to apply for a so Ill hear the oldest first.
was created many years scholarship to help pay for The case was
ago and has been manage their further education, dismissed for lack of
by MCF. These funds have OPEN
please encourage them to testimony.
Wed. - Sat.
gone only to scholarship apply.
3:30 pm - Close
Weve got your Ticket If you are a football fan, the Elks is your place
to watch all the action! Come and watch the NFL Playoffs at the
Glasgow Elks Lodge. Were ready to cater to your football cravings!
Help Wanted
We need volunteers
June 2nd to help
raise money for the
fireworks display.
Would like people
for 2 hour shifts
at 2 intersections
downtown glasgow
please call
263-1940
your help is appreciated
 Tour de Prairie
Glasgow Montana
2017

Leisure Bicycle Rides

Sunday, June 4th
11:30 am 13 & Up
Meet at the Busted Knuckle Brewery
leisure ride on Tampico Hwy 24 mile ride w/shuttle if you cant complete the entire ride.

1:00 pm Youth Ride

Meet in the parking lot across from the Elks
K-5th grade, anyone under the age of 6 must be accompanied by an adult

2:00 pm Rootbeer Floats, Brews & BBQ

at the Busted Knuckle Brewery
Pitch your tent at the Smith Park Bicycle Camp
located on Hwy 2 East across from the Cottonwood Inn & Suites.
This Event is Free
GGlG Glasgow, MT

TOURISM
BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
Caring for Our Community Since 1911 www.glasgowchamber.net/tbid

Contact: Tami Burke 406.480.2819 | tbidglasgow@nemont.net.