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Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 50. West northwestwind 8 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.

Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 33. Westnorthwest wind 10 to 13 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.

Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 52. West northwestwind 13 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 29 mph.

Friday Night:Mostly cloudy, with a low around 32. Northwest

wind 8 to 11 mph.

Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 54. West wind 6 to8 mph.

Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 35.

Sunday: A slight chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a highnear 55.

Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 35.

Monday: Partly sunny, with a high near 57.

Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 36.

Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 57.

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Valley View will be offering aNurse Aide Training Classstarting November 11, 2013

Caring, compassionate personswith strong work ethics are being

sought to attend training tobecome a certied nurse assistant.Applications can be obtained atthe Valley View Business Ofce.

Class tuition is $537.50 per student,unless the applicant is hired as anemployee at Valley View Home.

Persons wishing to take the courseor apply for a position at Valley

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or by emailrose@valleyview1.net

According to a Dillon, Montana hunter, ederal ocialsplaced no trespassing signs up at a wildlie reuge inSouthwest Montana, and then personally blocked the bowhunter rom accessing SAE lands.

Heres the note rom Dillons Don Copple:Recently, I planned a bow hunt in the Southern reaches o

Beaverhead County. I planned out my hike on a trail on publicland, to access state lands behind posted private property. Tisportion o the Red Rocks Reuge is typically open or huntingbig game. Shortly aer suiting up, with bow in hand, andanticipation o a good hunt, I was conronted by the reugemanager in his private rig, and inormed the reuge was closed.

I said that I knew the Government was shut down, so expectedacilities such as campgrounds, oces and outhouses to belocked. I proceeded to let him know I was just going to walk upthe trail to access State lands. He said, you cant, didnt you seethe sign, the reuge is closed due to the Government shutdown.Its kind o hard to see a sign while it is still dark, but told him Iwould look at it. I asked the question, are you serious? He saidhe was, and told me I couldnt park in this spot on the Countyroad either, the parking spot is about 500 yards back on theroad rom the trailhead, but I cant hike it anyway, because itis closed. Again, I said I just want to get to the State land, hesaid, I know, its hard. Hard isnt the word, impossible is morelike it, as this is the only public access. I understand closingland access due to public saety, or national security, but thisis a blatant misuse o government power. o deny access toour public lands is ludicrous, and I think illegal. I dont blame

the Republicans or this land shutdown, or the shutdowno our national monuments. Te administrators work orthe Presidential Cabinet. Maybe these eld managers areollowing the direction o the particular agency administrator,but they are treating this public land as i it is their privatelyowned land. My Foreathers did not ght and give up theirlives so the king could keep his peasants o his lands. TeGovernment does not own these lands, they have agencies thathave jurisdictional management responsibilities. Te US Fishand Wildlie Service does not provide saety services in regardto this particular trail, unlike the National Parks. I I injuredmysel, the Search & Rescue and County Sheri would havethe responsibility to locate me and rescue me.

Remember this next all. Vote to keep our country ree. Voteto keep these public lands in the ownership o the People.

Blatant misuse o government power

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While there was a dealcooking this morning betweenSenate Majority Leader HarryReid (D-Nev.) and MinorityLeader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) to reopen the governmentand avoid a potential deaulton the debt by days end, whatwould happen i the deal(that does virtually nothing toObamacare) were to go south?

Treatening a deault thatwould have reverberationsaround the world, theUnited States is in dangero becoming the rst majorWestern country to deault on

its debts since Nazi Germanyceased payments in 1933.

Without approval romCongress or the authority toincrease emergency borrowing,the reasury says the U.S. willrun out o money to pay itsdebts on October 17. PresidentBarack Obama would join thethen-newly installed chancellorAdol Hitler as the man wholed the country when it ailed tomake payments.

Tese are generallycatastrophic economic events,

How big a deal is it?

The 5th AnnualNorValElectricMeeting of the MembersOctober 23rd, 2013 @ Opheim High School

There will be one director position up for election. PSC Chairman Travis

Kavulla will be the featured speaker. Dont forget a can of non-perishable food

for the 3rd Annual NorVal Electric Food Drive. All donations will be tallied and

delivered to local food banks before Thanksgiving.

You will receive $10.00 OFF Couponfor your next electric bill with your donation!

And new this year, in addition to theGrand Prize Drawing, we will have aspecial drawing for all members under 35!

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Te Glasgow Area Chamber o Commerce &Agriculture is kicking o the 2013 holiday season withits Annual Christmas Cash program.

Christmas Cash Script will be available beginningFriday October 25th at First Community Banks inGlasgow and Hinsdale, Valley Bank, and IndependenceBank. Te purpose o the Christmas Cash program is toencourage people in our area to Shop Locally. Glasgowhas a very good variety o quality products, services, andretail stores to choose rom or your shopping needs.

New this year is an annual kick-o night. ValleyBank, Independence Bank and First Community Bank

Glasgow will remain open till 7:00 p.m. and write loans.Local merchants will also re main open or your shoppingconvenience, in conjunction with the 3rd AnnualChocolate Walk. As an incentive, the Chamber will paythe $10 processing ee or all loans written rom 5:00 to7:00p.m. Tese are interest-ree loans and there is a 10month repayment period starting in January 2014.

Individual shoppers may borrow up to $1,000.00and married shoppers up to $2,000.00 on approvedcredit. Te Christmas Cash can be used to purchase a

variety o goods rom toys, tires, gas, appliances, homeurnishings or improvements, tools, groceries, clothinggi certicates or meals at the participating Merchants.You must be a Chamber member to accept the cash andparticipate in the program. You do not need to be aChamber member to borrow the Christmas Cash. Te

last day to purchase the cash is December 23rd; the lastday to use it is December 24, 2013.

A list o all o the participating merchants andpromotions is available now at the Chamber oce, onthe Chamber website, and at participating banks andstores. In 2012, 59 business members participated in theprogram, 139 loans were issued or a total o $119,975.00dollars Spent Locally!

said Proessor Eugene White,an economics historian atRutgers University. Tere isno happy ending.

Do you recallHyperinfation Watch, aour-part series written byMike Stebleton that wasrecently published in theDaniels County Leader andtheBS Buzz?

Te ratings agency Fitchput the US on notice o adowngrade in its triple-Astatus, warning that theturmoil in Washington risksundermining condence

in the role o the US dollaras the pre-eminent globalreserve currency.

Very scarey.

Chamber announces Kick-Of Night

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

needs of Glasgow and Northeastern Montana families and

businesses, yet small enough to offer the most

personalized service available. Were proud to be part of

this community, and now were pleased to introduce

Sam Mudlin, our new Branch President.

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

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 p.m.

for light refreshments and to help us

welcome Sam to our community.

Te American Legion & Auxiliary #41 will meetTursday, October 17th at 7:00 p.m. at the VFW Hall.

Te Legislative Report has been sent to the unitand the secretary will read it or Laern Reed. Mary AnnRiddick will give the Auxiliary Emergency Fund.

Plans will be made or the Veterans Day PotluckDinner at noon at the VFW Hall with the American Legion& Auxiliary #41 and VFW Auxiliary 3107 both serving ashostesses. Please bring a hot dish, salad or dessert.

Veterans Day is Monday, November 11th, and therewill be a program at the Glasgow Civic Center at 10:30

a.m. ollowed by the Veterans Day Potluck.

American Legion & Aux. #41 to meet

Shortly beore 11:00 today (our time), Senate Democraticleader Harry Reid and Senate Republican leader MitchMcConnell announced a bipartisan deal to raise the U.S. debtlimit and end the government shutdown.

Te Republican-led House o Representatives werelikely to vote rst on the proposal, which is expected topass with mostly Democratic votes, an aide said. Temeasure would then go to the Senate or nal congressionalapproval, which would clear the way or President BarackObama to sign into law.

And i something were to go awry? See page 4.

Tis just in: crunch time!