Published by BS Central515 2nd Ave. S • Glasgow, MT 59230

406-228-4558 • fax: 406-228-4578bscentral@nemont.net

Vol. 4, No. 179 Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Massive Muley!If you are from Minnesota, this mule deer would be knocking on da door of dat “tirty point buck” song. Here in northeast Montana we’ll call it a 10-point buck: 10 points on each side! Glasgow’s Keith Fogle has been chasing this wiley critter since the beginning of archery season. It finally took the general rifle season to bag him this past Sunday morning. “I didn’t chase elk during archery season because of this guy,” Keith said. In fact, getting down to the final days of hunting with his bow, Keith snuck in as close as 20 feet... and blew it. “That

one was my own fault,” he admitted, adding, “I would have been a little more jacked if I had gotten him with my bow.” Taken southeast of Glasgow out in sagebrush country, this muley has an outside span of 34 inches. “I’ve been hunting for 42 years and haven’t ever come across a buck like this,” he said, “hard to believe after that winter of 2010.” Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is in the process of aging the deer. Initial thoughts are that it is a five-year-old. Keith said he’ll let us know when he gets the results.

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GHS annuals are on sale now for $35 and will be $40 after Christmas. You can send a payment to the school with your student and/or order online. The website is: lifetouch.com and go to yearbooks. The high school code can be found there or it is 6026516. Also, if you are ordering from Schwan’s online instead of paying the delivery fee, please support our local Glasgow Business Professionals of America (BPA) club by mentioning their I.D. Number: 24369. BPA’s fund-raising event starts November 6th and runs through the month ending in December sometime. The students thank you for your support.

Public meeting to discuss flood issues Do you have questions about floods, floodplains, flood insurance or levees? Come and join the Glasgow Levee Committee along with representatives from the US Army Corps of Engineers, FEMA, and the Montana Dept of Natural Resources and Conservation for an open public meeting at the Cottonwood Inn on November 4th from 6-8 pm. . The Levee Committee will give an update on the work they have been doing, and there will be time time for attendees to bring up concerns and questions they have.

Save $5 by ordering annuals now

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Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 26. West northwest wind 10 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 43. Northwest wind 10 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph.Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 25. North northwest wind 6 to 8 mph becoming east after midnight.Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 46. East southeast wind 10 to 13 mph.Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 31. Calm wind becoming west around 6 mph after midnight.Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 55. West wind 6 to 11 mph.Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 34.Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 61.Saturday Night: A slight chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 38.Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near 59.Sunday Night: A slight chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 35.Monday: A slight chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a high near 52.

While yesterday’s drizzle brought 0.10 inch of rain (and a bit more this morning) we are nearly an inch above October’s normal of 0.69 inch of precipitation.

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Morgan Guttenberg: “It was a tight course, especially at the start! Mr. Karst advised us to start faster than normal to avoid getting boxed in. I think it really helped us!” Emily Kolstad: “Being neck and neck with Julia was fun and really made me push myself this year to get a personal best at state.” Coach K: “Both of our teams had the smallest gap between our first runner and our fifth. The boys were separated by 45 seconds and the girls by 56 seconds. That is excellent grouping! Four out of seven boys had

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Scotty Cross Country athletes describe their state appearancetheir season best time (one tied his season best); and six out of seven girls had their season best time. That is amazing considering that this was a 5K and not a 3 mile race. The course is 1/10 of a mile longer than what we normally run, and the kids still were faster! I was very happy with their performances!”

Walker Allen: “The course was fast and so were we. Everyone had a great race! We all did what we needed to do, the other teams just ran amazing races as well. It was a great season and I am proud of all the guys and gals I ran with throughout the years. I’m going to miss them all.”

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Merlin McKean: “I thought the course was flat, but since the course was a 5K our times are a little slow. Everyone on our team got along well, so the season went well.”

Katie Kaiser: “Running for the first time at State was pretty cool. I had a good time.”

Julia Kolstad: “It was so much fun running with everyone and we had a great year. We really pushed each other to strive for better and I couldn’t ask for a better team.”

Faith Sallee: “This year went by so fast. It was a lot of fun and I can’t wait for next year!”

Brinlie Nielsen: “Everyone really stepped it up for this meet. The top five girls ran under 22 and the 6th girl was just shy of sub 22. We might not have placed like we wanted, but we gave it our best.”

Alex Simensen: “I am going to miss the team so much! We pushed each other to be great, and we had lots of fun! We may not have gotten the results we were hoping for, but we all ran our hardest!”

Ellis McKean: “I thought the course was flat and the weather was good. I also thought the season was really fun and everyone got along so well. It was way better than junior high!”

Gabe Hallock: “The course was terrific and very fast, excluding the crammed starting line. Overall, it was a great experience and everyone ran well.”

Braden Meland: “I thought it was a pretty fast course, the hills weren’t too terrible. In the end it was a pretty nice course and I was able to hit 17!”

Chase Hughes: “I didn’t run as well as I would have liked to end my high school career, it was still a great time. It has been fun running for Coach Karst and I’m really going to miss all of it.”

Cade Myrick: “I thought the course was fast and state was a great experience and was really fun.”

Thank You Where do I start? Thank you everyone for the support, food and comfort offered to my family. I can’t list everyone, I’ll forget someone for sure. You know who you are and we Thank You. The love and support from the Glasgow community goes above and beyond! Thank you family and friends.

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Following the news of the deadly shooting in Chattanooga, Tennessee in July of this year, 22-year-old Tomi Lahren (now 23, the Rapid City, South Dakota native’s birthday was August 11th) used her “Final Thoughts” section on One America News Network to unleash a passionate rant on the president’s fight against terrorism: “Four United States Marines are now dead. Climate change didn’t kill them. Lack of free community college didn’t kill them. The income gap, wage and equality — nope, not those things either. Gay marriage? Nope. Oh, white racism? Not that either. So what did? “President Obama, if you won’t say it, I will — radical Islam. This is not workplace violence; this is not a criminal act with motives unknown, this is terrorism,” Lehren says in the video. “What he linked to ISIS or al-Qaida or Hamas, or any of the other 15-plus offshoot terrorist groups? Does it matter? I’m sorry, but radical Islam is becoming the rule, not the exception. Yesterday’s moderate is today’s terrorist. I care that this S.O.B. killed four of our United States Marines. And I care that our commander-in-chief is more concerned with Muslim sensitivity than the honor and sacrifice made by these Marines.” Lahren is referencing the 24-year-old shooter Mohammad Abdulazeez, who killed four U.S. Marines and one active duty Navy reservist in Chattanooga July 15th. Lahren, who comes from a family of Marines, closed her segment with: ...“They, the radical Islamists have brought the fight right here to the red, white, and

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