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The Glasgow Reds baseball team traveled to North Dakota to play in the Watford City Tournament this past weekend and finished in second place. Monday evening they hosted the Post 49 Bulls for a makeup doubleheader, rescheduled after last Tuesday's inclement weather, and won both home games. Glasgow started their tournament weekend on June 10 against McEnzie Co Mule Deer and took a decisive 25-7 victory after exploding offensively in the sixth inning. Friday they hit the field against host Watfor...
UPDATED AT 1:40 p.m. - Due to unforeseen technical issues at our printing facility in Havre, the June 16 edition of the Glasgow Courier has been delayed. The printing staff has been able to get the machines working again, and expect to have the current issue delivered late tonight. As such, the June 16 edition will be available to the public at our office at 8 a.m. Thursday, June 17. ORIGINAL POST - Due to unforeseen technical issues at our printing facility in Havre, the June 16 edition of the...
Our printing press in Havre has changed the time when we must have our completed newspaper sections to them to 9 a.m. on Tuesdays. Because we are losing an entire day of work on our end, we must move the deadlines for all ads, classifieds, obituaries, funeral notices and legals to 5 p.m. on Fridays before the publication date. This will allow us to get them on the page when the sections are being finalized on Mondays. On dates when Mondays fall on a Federal Holiday, the deadline will be at 5...
Officers with the Glasgow Police Department On Friday evening made a stop at Hoyt Park in Downtown Glasgow to mingle with the civilians gathered for a bonnie picnic in the golden sunshine. Lead by Cpl. Josh Nolan, Senior Patrolman, the officers fanned out with no other reason than to meet those they serve. This effort is part of a department transition towards community oriented policing (COP). As part of COP, officers are given time to attend community meetings, conduct foot patrols, and...
Scout uniform? Check. Scout Oath recited verbatim? Check. Tent pegs inserted securely? Check. S'mores over a campfire? Check. Eagerness to get back to nature and learn lifelong skills? Double-check. With the summer season rapidly approaching in Glasgow, the Scouts of Troop 861 are eager to go camping. This weekend, the Scouts spent the weekend at the Missouri River Recreation Area for Youth near Fort Peck Dam setting up tents, cooking meals, flying Old Glory, shooting shotguns and boating. "You...
The Glasgow Kiwanis Thunder Swim Team kicked off their 2021 season in Harlem on June 5-6 and followed that up with a trip to Glendive June 12-13. Despite a few hurdles, the team has started their season strong under second-year coach Ethan Shrader. The team returned 38 swimmers from last season and added 20 new competitors for 2021, for a total team membership of 58. In the their first week, however, only 11 swimmers attended the meet in Harlem, all with just one week of practice under their...
Valley County residents can breath a sigh of relief with the latest news from the Valley County Health Department. As of June 14, there were zero active cases of COVID-19 within the county. To date, 895 persons have recovered from the disease or are no longer infectious. There have been a total of 913 confirmed cases here, with 18 deaths reported. Of those infected, 64 individuals have been hospitalized. Statewide, there have been about 1,643 deaths from COVID-19 to date. Nine Montanans have...
Ever taken a nature walk and thought it would be enhanced by adding the competitive nature and frustration of golf? Care to get in on some sports action that could have been featured on ESPN’s “The Ocho”? If so, then “The Fortress” might be for you. The disc golf course’s grand opening will be held this Saturday, June 19, in conjunction with the annual Longest Dam Race with hopes of making disc golf a part of the yearly event. Same-day registration will be available at 7:30 a.m., Saturday, June 19, with a players meeting at 8:30 and a first...
FOR THE COURIER Fall Cheer -- Most Valuable - McKenna Strommen Most Improved - Stevie Hartwell Most Spirit - Tori Pehlke Coaches Award - Carlos Gonzales Winter Cheer -- Most Valuable - M.E. Cunningham Most Improved - Haylly Turner Most Spirit - Reannah Hopstad Coaches Award - Aubre Hartsock Football -- MVP - Loden Idler Offensive MVP - Jesse Lee Defensive MVP - Dylan Nieskens Leather Helmet Award - Cooper Larson Eric Wentland Most Outstanding Lineman - Mayson Phipps Cross Country -- Most Valuable Female - Iris McKean Most Valuable Male - Carl...
FOR THE COURIER Cheer - Head Coach Rachel Pewitt Varsity Letter Winners Academic All-State Fall Winter Fall Winter M.E. Cunningham Kira Beck M.E. Cunningham Kira Beck Carlos Gonzales Shawna Buckles Carlos Gonzales M.E. Cunningham Aubre Hartsock M.E. Cunningham Aubre Hartsock Carlos Gonzales Stevie Hartwell Carlos Gonzales Stevie Hartwell Aubre Hartsock Reannah Hopstad Aubre Hartsock Emma Page McKenna Strommen Azuray Jones Reannah Hopstad Tori Pehlke Haylly Turner Ali Kuka McKenna Strommen Abby...
It was Cari Knolls lucky day last week as she learned she had been drawn to compete in the 2022 Special Olympics, USA. She had no idea she had been chosen when waiting with a crowd of well-wishers last week at the Milk River Activity Center. Scott Held, Montana Special Olympics Sports Director, drove all the way to Glasgow from Helena to give Knolls the good news in person. Knolls is one of 15 athletes who will represent Montana at the upcoming games. She will complete in track and field. After...
This weekend, as I was out at the Missouri River Recreation Area for Youth near Fort Peck Dam photographing and interviewing the latest crop of Boy Scouts, I was suddenly 12-years-old again and a Boy Scout myself. It was in the mid- to late-1990s when I was in Troop 64 back in Arizona. My patrol was "The Angry Beavers." Unfortunately, the Troop no longer exists except in the memories of those who were there. There were so many memories made in my three to four years in Troop 64. When I first...
The Local Soroptimist International of Glasgow was organized to support and improve the lives of women and girls. The local Thrift Store is the main source of income to achieve this goal. WE donate approximately $38,000 a year to Valley County and the Glasgow community. This money is distributed in many forms: dental assistance, classroom projects, Milk River Activity Center, Scottie Day Care, Childrens' Museum, Valley View Home, Women's Christmas and Easter gifts. And, most recently, a pledge...
Our family from New York and Pennsylvania had a week long adventure in Middle of Nowhere, MT. Most of us had not previously seen your wonderful state or been on a ranch. Our visit was packed with numerous great experiences. We want to give special thanks to Sterling Carroll for hosting us, Terry White for being our local guide, and the Christensen family for teaching us some of the work required for calves. We were made to feel at home on Mr. Carroll's beautiful property. Terry shared some of...
There were 18 motor vehicle stops, four barking/lost/loose cat/dog calls, five loose/dead livestock calls, one VIN inspection request, four public assists, two parking violations and one hazard call. MONDAY, MAY 31 • 1259 – Caller wants an officer to respond. She just got to the thrift store and noticed the front door was wide open. The lock was still intact. There was also a padlock thrown through the window. She hasn't checked the other side yet. TUESDAY, JUNE 1 • 1124 – Caller reported he got...
Editors Note: This is Part One of a multiple issue series. Read next week's edition to find out how a traffic stop looks through a police officer's eyes. For most people this could be their first interaction with law enforcement. What most of us have seen on the news has everyone worried and on edge with what will happen next. The Glasgow Police Department has been doing informative stops with the driver's education class for the past few years in an effort to allow first time drivers the...
Darlene G. (Fauth) Boothe, 61, passed away June 8, 2021 of natural causes. Darlene was born March 30, 1960 in Glasgow, MT to Harry Lenard Fauth & Stella Marie (Bucher) Fauth. She was the 4th child born of 9. Darlene attended grade school at the Valley County Elementary School located in Larslan, MT(K-6th); Darlene then went on to Opheim High School(7th-12th) graduating in 1978. Darlene moved to Minnesota where she and her husband, Jim Feldhege had their only child, Niki, and then later divorced....
Larry Albert Fuhrmann was born to Konrad E. Fuhrmann and Lillie (Wacker) Fuhrmann on October 11, 1935. He was raised on the family farm in the Baylor community. Larry attended the Fuhrmann School and attended junior high school in Glasgow while living with his sister, Lorraine, at her hotel. He worked on the family farm until 1958 when he was drafted into the United States Army. Upon reporting to Butte for his physical, the doctor told him he was not fit for active duty due to his high blood...
Florence Viola (Paus) Morey went to be an angel of God at the age of 94 on Tuesday, February 13, 2018, at the Big Sandy Medical Center. A celebration of her life will be held at 11:00 a.m. on June 22, 2021, at the Opheim Community Church. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home was entrusted with arrangements. Please visit Florence's online memorial page and leave a message of condolence for her family at www.hollandbonine.com. Florence was born on December 19, 1923, in Scobey, Montana, to Roy and Mabel...
"Most Assuredly, I say to you, We speak what We know and testify what We have seen, and you do not receive Our witness." John 3:11 The only true God is the triune God - Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Three distinct persons in One divine being. Jesus says, "We speak what We know and testify what We have seen." Note the pronouns in our text. These pronouns are plural. Yet, they refer to God. But there are not many gods. There is only One. We are not polytheists. We don't teach many gods. We teach mo...
EDITOR'S NOTE: 5 p.m. Friday before publication is the deadline for calendar additions, which must be emailed to [email protected] or submitted in person at The Courier office, 531 2nd Ave. S., in Glasgow. Wednesday, June 16 • 3 p.m. - Nemont Outreach Book Swap - Nemont Manner. • 5 to 8 p.m. - GDA Alive at Five - GDA will host the Alive at Five at various locations. Thursday, June 17 • Grab and Go, "Animals of the NIght" - Glasgow City-County Library, 408 3rd Avenue South, Glasgow. Ages 0 to...
Dorothy Mae Callahan passed away March 19, 2021, in Dickinson, North Dakota. A memorial service will be held Tuesday, June 22, 2:00 p.m. at Bell Mortuary with burial in Highland Cemetery. Bell Mortuary is assisting the family with arrangements condolences can be left at bellmortuarymontana.com....