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BUZZSOROPTIMIST THRIFT SHOP CLOSED SAT. OCLEANING: Back open on October 21st. Hallowestrollers, baby potties & more. Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10am-2pm. DONATIONS WELCOME.

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HOuSE FOR SALE IN FORT PECk: Lots of upda2 bath, 2200 sq. ft., open kitchen, dining, living roogarage, $219,000. Ready to sell! 21 WEST OSAGE AvCALL 406-461-6782 OR 406-461-8455.

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NuRSE AIDE TRAINING CLASS: Valley View w

Nurse Aide Training Class starting November 11compassionate persons with strong work ethics areattend training to become a certified nurse assistant. be obtained at the Valley View Business Office. Class tper student, unless the applicant is hired as an empView Home. Persons wishing to take the course or apat Valley View need to contact the Director of Nursi2013. THE DIRECTOR OF NuRSING CAN bE CCALLING 406-228-2461OR by EMAIL ROSE@vAL

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PTI IS NOW HIRING: FT & PT Drivers to transporin North Dakota & Montana. Retirees, Semi-Retencouraged to apply. CALL (812) 893-1220.

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GRD IS HIRING: The Glasgow Recreation Departmfill a part time/full-time recreation clerk position. Duare not limited to: greeting customers, answering phreceipts, making appointments, setting up for leagmaintaining cleanliness of facility. This position will

rated benefits including: sick, vacation, health and rschedule will essentially be 3 PM to 9 PM, MondayHours per week will range from 30 to 40 hours per weINTERESTED yOu CAN PICk uP AN APPLICATIORECREATION DEPT. OR AT JOb SERvICE.

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EZZIES MIDTOWN IS LOOkING FOR FuLL-TIMEwage is $9.00/hr with some benefits after a 3 monperiod. Employee will work some 5am shifts & someweekends & holidays. Some duties include runningfilling propane, stocking inventory, making sure stoand doing daily paperwork. ANyONE INTERESTEDAN APPLICATION AT THE STATION.

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HOuSE FOR SALE: Single level, 2 car garage. QuieLarge master bedroom with master bath. 1/3 acreRural Water. Recently updated. Asking $179,000. 8GLASGOW. CALL 406-230-1806 OR GO TO WWW

BUZZINTERESTED IN JOINING Cub SCOuTS, bOyvENTuRES? (1st-5th grade boys), Scouts (6th-12tVentures (14-21yrs girls & boys). CALL MIkE 654-4

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SAbLE’S ECHO TAXIDERMy IS buyING : Raw muland up, and raw antelope capes. Skull-in is OK. CAL

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FOR SALE: 2005 Toyota RAV-4 4x4, AT, AC, $6,900524-7331.

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Rain possible

tomorrow

Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 30. Southsouthwest wind 3 to 8 mph.

Wednesday: Showers likely, mainly after noon. Mostlycloudy, with a high near 52. West northwest wind 5 to11 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%.

Wednesday Night: A 50 percent chance of showersbefore midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 32.Northwest wind 8 to 11 mph.

Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 52. Westnorthwest wind 9 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 24

mph.

Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 33.West northwest wind 9 to 17 mph, with gusts as highas 24 mph.

Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 52. Westnorthwest wind 11 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as22 mph.

Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 30.

Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 53.

Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 34.

Sunday: A slight chance of showers. Partly sunny,with a high near 56.

Sunday Night: A slight chance of showers. Mostlycloudy, with a low around 35.

Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 55.

onight (October 15th) Glasgow High Schoolwill be hosting Knights o Columbus Football atScotty Field.

Grades 3 & 4 games will begin at 6:30 and grades5 & 6 will begin at 7:15. Come out and scout ouruture Scotties. Concessions will be available and

admission is ree.

o promote a healthy, active liestyle. a “FREENutrition Class” will be held tonight (uesday, Oct. 15)rom 7:15 to 8:00 at Te Connection (the youth centeracross rom the Glasgow Library).

FREE Wellness Evaluation and personalizedhealth coaching is available. o Register or or moreino contact Cheryl @ 367-5157 or email: [email protected].

Scotty Speech & Drama

opens in Sidney Nov. 2Te rst o Glasgow High School’s “winter schedule”

is just around the corner as Scotty Speech and Dramagets underway the rst week o November. Here is the

schedule:Nov. 2 @ Sidney InviteNov. 9 Bill Bower workshop in Glasgow Nov. 16 @ Circle InviteNov. 23 @ Miles City or RoundupDec. 7 @ HavreDec. 14 @ CulbertsonJan. 4 Required eam Practice/Post Christmas

Party Jan. 11 @ Browning or GlendiveJan. 18 BDJan. 25 Divisional @ ShepherdJan. 31-Feb. 1 State @ Glasgow

Dates and times are subject to change

ony has had nothing but ravereviews rom those whohave purchased a Finish Line

trailer rom him: Hinsdale’s FredBeil, Opheim’s Dave Olson and the city o Glasgow to mention a ew.

From the single-axle, light-duty Finish LineChallenger series or the small jobs to super-duty tandem axle trailers suitable or hauling cars orskidsteers, stop out at Rock’s Auto Mall on Hiway 2or give ony a call at 406-350-0744. He’ll be happy to give you a demonstration and can even order youa customized trailer to your speciic needs.

You may even get ony’s Joke o the Day (thatguy’s got some genuine zingers!).

What’s that Tony up to?continued from front

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Dry conditions will continue today beore anotherupper level disturbance moves through the region onWednesday and brings a good chance or rain. Tebest chance or rain will be during the aernoon andevening.

Free nutrition class tonight

Please plan on attending one o our uesday echNights! Te next ech Night is uesday, October 15rom 5-7. Our topic will be Smart Phones and will behosted by Nemont.

I you are considering getting a smart phone andwant to know what the hype is about or i you have asmart phone and wonder how to make it work, stop by and get all the ins and outs rom an expert.

Our librarian says...

Free hay rides highlight

Valley View’s Fall FestivalTe Valley View Home, that great place with great

olks up on the hill in Glasgow, is once again rolling outthe red carpet or the public on Wednesday, October16th rom 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.

Bring the entire amily to enjoy ree hayrides, hotspiced cider and donuts.



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Friday, October 25, 201

1:00—5:00 PM

Classes held in the FMDH Conference R

COST IS $14.00 OR $12.00 FOR AARP MEM

Accomplishments Since I’ve Been Your Mayor:- Got city into 1033 Program to update much needed equipment in the

Ofce, Street, Fire, Maintenance and Public Works Departments at anormal cost and a major savings to the taxpayers.

- Moved Police Department out of County Courthouse into their ownofces.

- Worked with several mayors and John Brendon from Scobey, whocarried measure through Legislation to increase bidding amount of

$50K to $80K.- Worked with Dry Prairie Water to obtain another source of water as

a backup to our Ft. Peck water system.- Completed a state-of-the-art sewer lagoon.Not all of these accomplishments would be possible without a strong Staff and Council.

Things I Still Want to Accomplish:- Get city’s growth plan up and working for orderly growth of Glasgow.- Levy needs updating for Corps of Engineers to allow Glasgow

residents to get reasonable ood insurance; thus encouraging futuregrowth on the South Side.

-Get grants to remove deteriorated buildings on the South Side.

A message from Glasgow Mayor DAN CARNEY, running for re-election

Te Scotty cross country teams werein Miles City this past Saturday wherethe Scotty girls would run past the toughBillings Central Rams or the title.

Varsity Boys team scores: Hardin 52,Laurel 63, Glendive 90, Miles City 123,Billings Central 173, Culbertson/Bainville177, Glasgow 186, Colstrip 192, Lame Deer222, Poplar NS, Wolf Point NS, Sidney NS,

Frazer NSWalker Allen 25th 17:27Bridger Sanders 31st 17:38Matthew Phillips 32nd 17:40

Kasey Seyfert 45th 18:27Braden Meland 53rd 18:54Chase Hughes 56th 19:33Ethan Jamba 60th 19:58 Varsity Girls team scores: Glasgow 62,Billings Central 69, Glendive 88, Laurel 104,Colstrip 131, Hardin 160, Sidney NS, PoplarNS, Culbertson/Bainville NS, Terry NSJosie Braaten 1st 18:45

Rachael Zeiger 10th 19:56Emma Fewer 12th 20:19Alex Simensen 18th 20:57Ellen Walstad 21st 21:06Amanda Wolff 22nd 21:13

Julia Kolstad 34th 22:18 Junior Varsity Girls Faith Sallee 3rd 23:08Brinlie Nielsen 5th 23:31

Kerry Hoffman 6th 23:37Carly Wesely 7th 23:38

Mary Fewer 8th 23:42Rachel Overby 26th 28:18

Junior Varsity Boys Logan Gunderson 24th 21:08Jared Chalmers 34th 22:37Tony Kaiser 36th 24:00

Kevin Frigon 37th 25:43Chaz Kolski 38th 25:56

Next competition: RoundupInvitational on Saturday, October 19th.

Scotty girls edge Billings Central at Miles City

Te U.S. government shutdown is making it harderor the State Department to review the Keystone XLpipeline permit process, a State Department ocial saidthis past Tursday, which could delay President Barack Obama’s decision on the project.

Te State Department — which is in charge o thepipeline permit process because Keystone XL wouldcross the national border — had been expected toissue a nal environmental review in mid-Octoberor ransCanada Corp’s pipeline that would help link

Canada’s oil sands to reneries in exas.Te ocial would not say how long any delay on the

application process would last. ransCanada initially applied or a permit more than ve years ago.

Aer the environmental review is nalized,eight U.S. agencies will have 90 days to comment onwhether the pipeline is in the national interest. At thatpoint, the State Department will make a determinationon whether the pipeline should be approved.

Delays in that review could push back Obama’s naldecision on the pipeline, which had not been expecteduntil some time in early 2014.

he Keystone XL Pipeline Project is a proposed 1,179-mile, 36-inch-diameter crude oil pipeline, beginningin Hardisty, Alberta, and extending south to Steele

City, Nebraska. Tis pipeline is a critical inrastructureproject or the energy security o the United States andor strengthening the American economy.

Along with transporting crude oil rom Canada, theKeystone XL Pipeline will also support the signicantgrowth o crude oil production in the United Statesrom producers in the Bakken region o Montana andNorth Dakota.

Dragging on and on...



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Join Us for an Open HouseIndependence Bank is large enough to meet the dive

needs of Glasgow and Northeastern Montana families

businesses, yet small enough to offer the most

personalized service available. We’re proud to be part

this community, and now we’re pleased to introduce

Sam Mudlin, our new Branch President.

Join us for an open house onMonday, October 21 from 11 a.m. to 3

for light refreshments and to help us

welcome Sam to our community.

Join us for an open house onMonday, October 21 from 11 a.m. to 3

for light refreshments and to help us

welcome Sam to our community.

HLYH has announced its FINAL EquipmentCheckout to take place on Saturday, October 19th rom3:00p.m.-6:00 p.m. at the Valley Event Center. Pleasecontact Kevin Spudic, HLYH Equipment Manager, at406-290-9425 or any questions.

One last chance for hockey checkout

Why not complain that the House gym is gross anddoesn’t have enough towels?

Rep. Bruce Braley (D-Iowa) pointed out some “real”pain and suering in a recent interview, when he defectedcalls or the gym to be closed amid the shutdown by noting there weren’t even clean towels in it.

“Tere’s hardly anybody working down there.Tere’s no towel service, we’re doing our own laundry down there,” he said. “And we pay a ee to belong to theHouse gym. So this is no dierent than i you’re workingor an employer that oers a wellness program. You pay a ee to belong, that’s what we do there.”

Other lawmakers have also complained about thegyms getting disgusting with only a heavily depletedsta on hand.

Amid the Government Shutdown

comes extracurricular whining



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TUESDAY

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Lunch:RUBENDinner:2pc PORK CHOP

WEDNESDAY

Soup:KNEPHLA

Lunch:BUFFALOCHICKEN SANDWICHDinner: ITALIAN STYLE

PEPPER STEAK

THURSDAY

Soup: CHICKEN & DUMPLING

Lunch: ALL-AMERICANBURGER

Dinner:HOT TURKEY DINNER

FRIDAY

Soup: CLAM CHOWDER

Lunch: FISH & CHIPSDinner:WALLEYE

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Breakfast

French Toast • Sausage PattyPears • Milk

Lunch

Corn Dog • Sweet Potato CrissCuts • Snap Peas • Apple

Choice of Fruit • Milk

WEDNESDAY

Have a great holiday!

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Blood-sucking insects may be the bane o yoursummer picnics, but they’ve been around or ar, arlonger: according to new research, mosquitoes that eedon blood have been around or at least 46 million years.

Researchers led rom the Smithsonian’s NationalMuseum o Natural History made the discovery by studying ossilized mosquitoes. Eventually, they cameacross one that appeared to still be lled with its nalmeal o blood — though that may not sound like a rarephenomenon, it is. Te researchers write that such anding has never been described beore.

Te blood-engorged mosquito was ound innorthwestern Montana. Researchers say that its deathmust have been a quick one: it likely ed, was blown into apond or similar structure, and quickly sunk to the bottomwhere it was encased in sediment.

Te ancient insect died when the spectacularmountain ranges in Montana, where it was dug up, had

just nished orming. It was so well-preserved because ithad been trapped in shale — a type o mudstone in whichorganic remains decompose much more slowly — andthe so mud material that surrounded it compressed thecreature’s body without distorting it.

Te ne grain size o shale also preserves more detailsand the process o ossilisation is much like holding theossil fat and pressing it like a book protects a dried

fower. It was one o two mosquitoes discovered in theshale deposits that reveal just how remarkably little theparasites have changed in the last 46 million years.

It is the rst discovery o its kind despite themisconception o dinosaur DNA recovery rommosquitoes preserved in amber popularized by StevenSpielberg’s movie “Jurassic Park” released in 1993.

Although large and ragile molecules such as DNAgenerally do not survive ossilisation, the mosquitoproves certain complex organic molecules such as haemcan be preserved. Researchers don’t know what kind o animal the blood came rom, since hemoglobin-derivedporphyrins amongst dierent animals appear to beidentical.

Te discovery also shows that “blood-lledmosquitoes were already eeding at that time, suggesting

that they were around much earlier and could have ed ondinosaurs which rst appeared during the riassic period,231.4 million years ago, and were the dominant terrestrial

vertebrates or 135 million years, rom the beginning o theJurassic (about 201 million years ago) until the end o theCretaceous (66 million years ago), when the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event led to the extinction o mostdinosaur groups at the close o the Mesozoic Era.

Montana: link to Jurassic Park?

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