Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
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With military veterans prevalent on both sides of his family, 10-year-old Leo Erickson was eager to help his grandfather pay homage to fallen members of the military Saturday at Highland Cemetery. Leo stuck close to grandfather, Lee Erickson, as they moved from grave to grave, placing American flags upon the final resting places of service members. "It feels really amazing" to participate, Leo said. "It is a beautiful day," added Lee. "Not all the time do we get nice days and we've had a great t...
The Glasgow Scottie girls track and field team amassed 20 points at the MHSA Class A-B State Track & Field Meet in Laurel, held May 27-29, to take 10th place as a team. The Scottie boys earned four points and a 20th place finish. The Glasgow girls took five trips to the podium, while Stephen Bailey earned the boys' points with a fourth place finish in the pole vault. Tyann Graham was the big points earner for Glasgow, putting up eight points in the pole vault. The junior set a personal record...
Valley County is now home to two individual state champions. Hinsdale's Kaitlyn McColly earned two first-place finishes and Lustre Christian's Jasiah Hambira won one event at the MHSA Class AA-C State Track & Field Meet in Missoula, held May 27-29. HINSDALE RAIDERS For the first time in school history, the Hinsdale Raiders girls track and field team brought home hardware from the State C meet. To the surprise of no one, senior standout Kaitlyn McColly scored all 42 points for her team. "Kaitlyn...
Glasgow Scottie Bailee Baxter has committed to take her skills to the next level. The 2021 graduate has signed with the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology in Rapid City, S.D., to play flute with the school's orchestra. The flutist chose the school because it is the school closest to home that offers degrees in the atmospheric sciences. Baxter, who is looking forward to life after graduation, said, "My degree will be for Environmental and Atmospheric Science, but I like to shorten it up...
With high school now in the rear-view mirror, 57 of Glasgow's best and brightest are ready to embark on the journey of adulthood. "To the Class of 2021, congratulation," said Glasgow School District Board Chair Angie Page during Saturday's commencement ceremony in the high school gymnasium. "We are so very proud of you and look forward to seeing how you all go on to have a successful and great future." Before they took their next steps into a larger world, the Glasgow High School Class of 2021...
It is hard to imagine any family living long in these United States not being touched by the ravages of war. Many good men and women have been lost in service to our country. They left behind mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, children, cousins and friends. For me, Memorial Day immediately reminds me of my grandmother's brother, James E. "Jimmy" Joyner, Jr. Jimmy arrived in Europe in about June 1944. He was a forward observer for an artillery unit. In his position, he was particularly hated by the enemy because his radio communiques helped...
Federal Bureau of 'Cyber Ninjas' A few months back, the Republican controlled Arizona State Senate ordered a recount of all 2.1 million votes cast for president and senate in Maricopa County, which includes the city of Phoenix. The recount will not be conducted by public employees who work for the taxpayer, but by private contractors who have been given access to all election information, something that I believe has never been done before. In March, Senate President Karen Fann signed an...
Jerry Coldwell, age 82, of Jordan, MT, passed away in his home on the family ranch on November 14, 2020. Jerry was born in Baker, MT, on December 21st, 1937, to Bob and Esther Coldwell, he joined a brother Cole. He attended grade school as well as high school in Baker. When Jerry was a sophomore in high school, he traded a horse and $300 for his first airplane, which began a lifelong love affair with flying. During his high school years, he often rode backup with his grandfather, John Coldwell,...
John Robert Coldwell, age 57, of Jordan, MT passed away 11/21/2020 in ST. Vincent's Hospital in Billings with his wife by his side. John was born 10/18/1963 in Jordan to Jerry and Delphine Coldwell. He attended grade school at Kester the graduated from Garfield County District High School. John drove semi for a few years for Ray Jerrel Inc. He always loved trucking with Jim Willson and Tim Neiffer hauling cows to various places. John also worked for Alan Ballensky farming in the spring and...
Betty J. Lund, 86 born in Glasgow ,MT passed away February 25, 2021 at her home in Frenchtown Mt with her family gathered around her providing her with love and support. Betty spent most of her life around the Fort Peck, Glasgow and Nashua. Betty lived her last years in Frenchtown MT at the home of her youngest daughter Tammie and her husband Dwayne Smith and with her belated husband Tom who passed away May 14, 2019, whom she greatly loved and missed. Betty, was born November 5, 1934 in Glasgow...
Doris Georgette Brandt, age 91, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, great great-grandmother, friend, and neighbor went to be with her Lord and Savior on November 8, 2020 at Valley View Home in Glasgow. Memorial Service will be held Friday, June 11, 10:00 a.m. at Bell Mortuary. Condolences may be left at bellmortuarymontana.com....
As is normal each spring, some things perk up faster than others. Such is the case with rhubarb, chives and asparagus. Hating to see such things go to waste, I have a couple recipes and a suggestion to share that take advantage of these spring crops. Spiced Rhubarb • 2 1/2 # sliced rhubarb • 2 C sugar • 1 C water • 1 C sugar • 1 C cider vinegar • 1/2 tsp cloves • 1/2 tsp mace • 1/2 tsp allspice • 1/2 tsp ginger • 1/2 tsp cinnamon Sprinkle the rhubarb with 2 cups sugar, let stand overnight. Reserving the juice, drain in the morning and add wat...
When I have had the opportunity to visit Western Drug these past few months, I have immediately noticed the lovely crocheted baby dresses on display. This always brings to mind the baby pictures of girl babies taken in the earlier years. Many of us had cute little dresses like the ones on display at Western. Mine was a nice yellow and white color and definitely crochet by a family friend. And then, my mind wanders. How many baby pictures of some of your male ancestors have you been fortunate enough to view? It is amazing that most all of the...
