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Mounting up in Sully Creek State Pa

just southwest of Medora, North Dakand getting ready to ride off into tbadlands of Little Missouri Country a4-year-old Stetson Bargmann on miniature horse Rusty and his broth5-year-old Garett on his mini hoShadow.

Little horses for

Little Cowboys



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Te thunderstorms didn’t show up in time Friday night to hamper Glasgow rom wreaking havoc onGlendive to kick o the Scotty ootball season.

Aer a slow start — the score was tied at six apieceheading into the second quarter — the Scotties wouldgo on a rip-n-tear rom there, leading 25-6 at halimein going on to win 47-14 over the Class A Red Devils.

Behind a great O-line, the Scotties racked up 348yards in total oense. Jonny Koessl, Jason Tibaultand Chase Fossum all had a pair o touchdowns whileTibault also connected on a pair o D passes, hittingFossum rom nine yards out and another to LachlanVaira or 24 yards. Tibault’s quarterback keeperscovered 40 and 45 yards into the end zone. annerRoness was good on three PAs, and Koessl caught the

Red Devils in their end zone in the third quarter or asaety.

Looking around the District 2B, Malta and Huntley Project battled it out with the host Red Devils overcomingan 8-0 rst-quarter decit to nip the Mustangs 14-8 witha touchdown and saety in the ourth quarter.

Te Plentywood Wildcats lost a wild one to theColstrip Colts 27-20, and Baker easily handled Wol Point 49-8. Te Spartans led the Wolves 34-8 at halimeand rounded out their scoring in the third period.Baker chalked up 394 yards rushing while the Wolvescommitted our turnovers including a umble andthree interceptions, one that was returned 73 yardsor a touchdown by Jordan Walker, who is also thequarterback or the Spartans.

Te Scotties will be on the road to ace Baker thisFriday night. Kick-o is at 7:00. Teir last meeting wasa 16-13 Spartan victory played on Scotty Field in thequarternals o the Class B Playos.

Te ollowing Friday, September 20th, is Scotty Homecoming with Shelby. Te Coyotes are currently 2-0 with wins over Choteau and Plains and will likely be3-0 as they are scheduled to play Harlem this Friday.

Scotty gridders of and running, andpassing, and looking solid all around

Tonight: Patchy fog after midnight. Otherwise, partlycloudy, with a low around 57. West wind 7 to 13 mph.

Tuesday: Patchy fog before noon. Otherwise, sunny,with a high near 81. Northwest wind 7 to 9 mph.

Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 56.

Northwest wind around 5 mph becoming calm in theevening.

Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 82. North wind 5

to 8 mph.

Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 54.

North northeast wind around 9 mph.Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 81. East wind 9 to13 mph.

Thursday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 56.

Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 83.

Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 59.

Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 82.

Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 57.

Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 80.

Countryside gets juiced back up

While only 0.18 inch o rain ell during the entiremonth o August (14th driest on record), Glasgow hasalready received 1.53 in September thanks to a low pressure system that blanketed northeast Montana overthe weekend. AS ar as the ash ood warnings that wereissued by the National Weather Service, particularly onSaturday, we dodged a bullet here compared to otherareas. Up in northern Valley County there were reports

o water over roads in some areas that got pelted withthree inches o rain over a very short period o time.As the upper level low pressure system exits our

region, the chances or showers and thunderstormsshould diminish by this evening, and a dry orecastlooks to stick around until the end o the work week.

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College Fair comes to Glasgow

High School September 10thApproximately 300 students rom 10 area

schools will be attending the Montana College Fair(Eastern Region) scheduled or uesday, September10th in the g ymnasium o the Glasgow High School.

Te goal o College Pride Day is to encourage sta,aculty and administration to wear a shirt or clothingrepresenting the college they attended (preerred). Tey could also choose to represent an institution nearesttheir community or simply choose a college they are aan o or support.

Glasgow businesses and individuals are alsoencouraged to participate in College Pride Day. Itis hoped to have a tremendous cross‐section o higher education rom all Montana institutions beingrepresented to out‐o‐state colleges, private universitiesand ivy‐league representation.

Tomorrow is College Pride Day



Varsity Boys team scores: Billings West 41, BillingsSenior 86, Hardin 95, Laurel 106, Fergus Co. 132,Dawson Co. 181, Custer Co. 185, Billings Skyview 201,

Plenty Coups 268, Colstrip 277, Columbus 293, BillingsCentral 302, Winnett 337, Glasgow 343, Lodge Grass414, Roundup 454, Sidney NS, St. Labre NS, RobertsNS, Lovell (WY) NS, Butte NS, Bridger NSWalker Allen 47th 18:18Matthew Phillips 56th 18:48Kasey Seyert 77th 20:14Braden Meland 79th 20:18Bridger Sanders 84th 20:49Andrew Fransen 87th 21:24

Next up or the Scotties is the Malta Invitational onSaturday, September 14th.

Montana State University Extension’s webinar series“Solid Finances” will teach adult nancial education in16 sessions, starting on Sept. 25.

Te 2013-2014 schedule o ree online webinarsincludes new sessions on student loans, nancial raud,identity the, retirement, estate planning and more.

Te rst session, “Federal Student Loans: Issues orCurrent and Potential Borrowers,” will be on Wed., Sept.25, rom 12:05 to 12:55 p.m. Solid Finances webinarsare scheduled or the lunch hour to make them easily accessible.

Tis year’s program will include several guestspeakers. Carrie Johnson, South Dakota State University assistant proessor and Extension Specialist in Family Resource Management, and Luke Erickson, University o Idaho associate proessor o Personal Finance andExtension Educator, will share their expertise to addresssome new issues. For a complete schedule, visit: www.msuextension.org/solidnances/webinarschedule.html.

Several hundred Montanans and dozens o othershave participated in this award-winning program. Tewebinar series is ree and no products or services are soldas part o the series. Sessions are available in three ways: • People may register or the webinar series to obtain

a log-in ID, then view the live sessions rom a homeor ofce computer. o register, please visit www.msuextension.org/solidnances/ and ollow theregistration instructions.

• Groups can watch live webinar sessions at apre-scheduled site hosting viewing in variouscommunities. Community-hosted sites are stillbeing added or upcoming dates. For specic

location inormation, visit www.msuextension.org/solidnances/hostlocations.html.

• All sessions will be available as archived sessions onthe Solid Finances website: www.msuextension.org/solidnances.

For more inormation about Solid Finances, contactJoel Schumacher, associate Extension specialist, at 994-6637 or [email protected].

Award-winning ‘Solid Finances’webinar series returns this all

Tere will be a meeting or the Glasgow andHinsdale students who are going on the DC rip thisspring. Te meeting will be held on uesday, September10th at 5:30 p.m. in room 4 at Glasgow High School.

DC Trip meeting Tuesday evening

Call for reservation by 10 AM228-9500

Sr. Citizen Menu

TUESDAYBaked Potato Bar

GLASGOW

SCHOOL MENU

Breakfast

Cold Cereal • Maple Stick Apple • Milk

Lunch

Melted Cheese Sand. • Tomato Soup w/

Crackers • Oranges • Rice Krispie Bar

Choice of Fruit • Milk

TUESDAY

Scotty girls place 3rd behind

Class AA’s West and SeniorRunning in Riverront Park this past Friday, the

Scotty girls made a great showing, placing third in theBillings Invitational out o 21 teams. Only Billings Westand Billings Senior posted better team scores. JosieBraaten and Rachael Zeiger cracked the top 10. Varsity Girls team scores: Billings West 70, BillingsSenior 74, Glasgow 112, Billings Central 121, Butte 134,Laurel 145, Billings Skyview 175, Colstrip 202, CusterCo. 233, Dawson Co. 264, Fergus Co. 266, , Hardin 282,Roundup 332, Winnett 381, Northern Cheyenne NS,erry NS, St. Labre NS, Sidney NS, Plenty Coups NS,Lodge Grass NS, Huntley Project NSJosie Braaten 5th 19:01Rachael Zeiger 9th 19:49Emma Fewer 28th 20:47Amanda Wol 30th 21:00Amanda Mc Donald 40th 21:38Ellen Walstad 46th 22:13Julia Kolstad 60th 23:02

Scotty Cross Country

SPECIALS :

A GREAT PLACE TO HANG OUT!

THE HANGAR

IT’S HANGAR TIME!

IT’S HANGAR TIME!

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MONDAY

Soup:CORN CHOWDER

Lunch: STEAK PHILLY Dinner:HAMBURGER STEAK

TUESDAY

Soup: BEEF BARLEY

Lunch:POLISH w/SWISS& KRAUT

Dinner: 2pc PORK CHOP

WEDNESDAY

Soup: BAKED POTATO

Lunch: BLEU CHEESE BURGERDinner: ITALIANPEPPER STEAK

THURSDAY

Soup:PEPPER POT BEEF

Lunch: BUFFALO

CHICKEN WRAPDinner: SWISS STEAK

During WWII, U.S.airplanes were armedwith belts o bullets whichthey would shoot duringdogghts and on strangruns.

Tese belts wereolded into the wingcompartments that edtheir machine guns. Tesebelts measure 27 eet andcontained hundreds o

rounds o bullets.Oen times, the

pilots would returnrom their missionshaving expended all o their bullets on varioustargets. Tey would say,“I gave them the wholenine yards,” meaningthey used up all o theirammunition.

Early aircraf throttles had a ball on theend o it. In order to go

ull throttle, the pilot hadto push the throttle all theway orward into the wallo the instrument panel.Hence “balls to the wall”or going very ast. Andnow you know the rest o the story.

Did you know?Old pilot terms are still in use today



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Grandpa Dennis leads his 4 year old grandson, StetsonBargmann, then it’s Janelle (Shanks) Bargmannleading her 5 year old son, Garett, followed by Janelle’shusband, Troy. Grandma Janice was busy snappingthe photos as they rode through the heart of the NorthDakota badlands which includes the Little MissouriRiver. Sully Creek State Park, where they set up camp,is just minutes away from the historic town of Medoraand Theodore Roosevelt National Park. This seasonal

park is open from April 1 to November 30.In the early spring or during high flows, canoeing the274-mile long Little Missouri River offers a uniqueperspective of the badlands from North Dakota’s onlyState Scenic River. There are also hiking trails as wellas biking trails. But it looks like Dennis, Janice, Troy,Janelle and the little guys, Stetson and Garett, havethe best mode of transportation to tackle the badlandsall figured out!

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