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Glasgow's Cherry Creek Roping Arena and Club hosted the Wrangler Team Roping Championships last weekend, June 20 and 21. According to Del Hansen, a member of the Cherry Creek Roping Club, about 525 roping teams from Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, and Canada competed for cash and various sponsored prizes. Many ropers from northeast Montana who often compete with the local Cherry Creek Roping Club placed well. Kent Christensen of Scobey, header, and Darryl Crowley of Poplar, heeler, won the Sr....
The Elks Club and Lodge 1922 was the site for this year's Flathead Cruisers Father's Day car show. 2nd Ave S. was blocked off and 53 classic and new cars lined both sides of the street in front of the Elks. While the show had previously been held in the Dairy Queen parking lot, the Elks proved itself to be an attractive location. Dick Cotton said the venue change was an improvement as it got the show away from the highway traffic, and the new Mexican restaurant offered families a close place to...
There was a packed house at the June 17 meeting of the county commissioners. Members of the Valley County Fair Board and individuals from the public spoke for and against a recommendation to the commission that Glasgow resident Gene Hartsock be removed from the board for a list of reasons relating to alleged use of foul language, threatening behavior, and other largely unsubstantiated accusations. All attendees who spoke on the subject allowed that Hartsock has done excellent work for the county and other peripherally related civic...
Former county commissioner Dave Pippin has resigned his position as executive director for Two Rivers Economic Growth after approximately one month in the position. The outgoing director cites adjusted priorities and a desire to be useful to the citizens of Valley County in other ways, particularly in rural areas and elsewhere throughout Valley County and outlying areas. “I like what Two Rivers is doing,” Pippin told the Courier, “but I just want to be more involved in the well-being of our rural areas.” Pippin describes much of the work he...
The Eastern Montana Drug Prosecution Coordinator program has been hard at work utilizing their remaining funding before the cut-off date of June 30. The grant, funded by the Department of Justice and passed through the Montana Board of Crime Control, was awarded to the City of Glasgow and administered by the Glasgow Police Department. The remaining money was distributed among three areas of focus and benefitted more than 40 different agencies and recipients in the northeastern region of Montana. Last week they prepared and mailed out NARK...
I wanted to share some information on the Gregg Gianforte “Bring Our Families Back” tour that was held at the Cottonwood on June 11, 2015. Gregg and his wife Susan visited with us and we found them to be very informative. They have many ideas on how rural Montana cities and towns could see many Montana folks moving back to their roots and still holding high paying jobs by telecommuting. Gianforte and his wife Susan have called Bozeman home since 1995. They are parents to three boys and a girl and fully understand the concern parents have when t...
There is something about songbirds this time of year that can catch the ear, eye and heart of even the most preoccupied person. It doesn’t matter where: mountain tops, middle of the prairie, downtown, uptown. It doesn’t matter what you call them: tweety birds, little brown jobs, neotropical migrants. Songbirds are nesting, raising young and – at least the males – singing their blessed little hearts out. Sure a dedicated birder with keen hearing can tell the difference between the songs of a savannah sparrow and vesper sparrow. Or with a quick...
Pictured (L-R): Allison Sigmundstad, Elisa Sigmundstad, Hanna Whiteman, Ella Whiteman, Wade Whiteman, and Jason Sigmundstad. The Fort Peck Lake Sailing Club invites all those who enjoyed a taste of sailing at the June 20 SAILstice event to attend the 2nd Can-Am Fort Peck Lake Sailing Regatta August 15-16....
This column originally ran Jan. 1, 2014. We are reprinting it due to its author's recent Second-Place honor for Best Column Writing at the 2015 Montana Newspaper Association's Better Newspaper Contest. I thought I’d better get this off my chest while I still have a chest to get it off of. (Off of which to get it? … From which to get it off? … Forget it, I am what I am.) See, here’s what happened over Christmas. I was sitting in my recliner, reclining watching football when I had an attack of “heartburn” or acid reflux as those in the know at th...
Do you remember highways from previous days? Of course a lot of them, or maybe I should say all of them, no doubt started out as gravel roads and as traffic and funds allowed, roads were paved, but what I notice as I drive our present highways is the changes made over the years. Of course the width of even our two lanes is much greater than past generations drove, but what interests me are the changes made in the layout of the roads of the past. If you observe, you will notice the grades and bridge abutments of previous roads. I am sure that...
Harold Dean Eide, 89, of Glasgow, Mont., passed away Wednesday, March 18, 2015, in Billings, Mont. Funeral services will be held Monday, June 29, at 11 a.m. at Bell Mortuary with a reception to follow at 12 noon at the Cottonwood Inn. For those who would like to attend, a graveside service will follow at 2 p.m. at the Highland Cemetery. He was born June 29, 1925, to Chester H. Sr. and Erminia J. Eide. He lived near Dagmar, then Square Deal, before moving to Glasgow. He graduated from Glasgow...
On a beautiful day on the Hi-Line (which he loved so much) Donald Strang, 73, saddled up and rode into his eternal green pasture. After a short bout of cancer, his passing was very peaceful at the Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow, with family and friends by his side. He passed this world exactly one year to the minute of his beloved oldest grandchild, WD, who passed last June 14. Celebrations of his life will be held Sunday, July 5, in Hinsdale at the Legion Hall at 2:30 p.m. The cele...
John Rudolph Dehlbom Jr., 67, died Saturday, March 3, 2012, at Clarkston Care Center. He was 67. He will be laid to rest on Tuesday, June 30, at 10 a.m. at the Nashua Cemetery. The family welcomes you to join them to say a few words or to share a few stories. He was born Feb. 15, 1945, to John Rudolph Dehlbom Sr. and Bertha (Torgerson) Dehlbom in Glasgow, Mont. He attended high school in Nashua. He married Virginia Capps on Feb. 10, 1963, and they divorced in 1981. He married Jean Lobo April 1,...
Glasgow Farm Equipment Sales catcher Merlin McKean tags out CJ Nelson with a heads-up throw from first baseman Brett Glaser to end Scobey's rally. In the first round of the championship game in the Babe Ruth 13-15 Hi-Line League tournament, Glasgow FES forced Game 11 by dealing Scobey's first loss, 6-4. Below, photo of the FES champions, "Back Door Bandits"....
The Thunder hosted another successful swim meet this weekend, welcoming 268 swimmers from 10 communities to Glasgow. With 30 swimmers placing in several events, the Thunder claimed second place behind the hard to beat Sidney Tiger Sharks. The team had definite strong and consistent improvement from each swimmer in almost every event, and some strong performances from swimmers who competed for the first time this past weekend. "It's rewarding to see the kids improve so much each week," said head...
The weather was just what we ordered for the FMDH Foundation's 17th Annual Open Golf Tournament on June 14. The teams came out to support a great cause and great community. Each of the 24 teams registered, had breakfast, and were all ready to tee off by 9 a.m. Every hole featured a different game for men, women, or everyone with the winner taking home wonderful prizes donated by local businesses. The games were designed so that experienced and inexperienced golfers alike had chances to win. The...
The following are the top 10 finishers from each of the five event categories at this year’s Longest Dam Race, held June 20. 1 Mile: 1. Levi Clampitt, Glasgow 2. Wyatt Miller, Frazer 3. Taylor Laumeyer, Nashua 4. Trace Laumeyer, Nashua 5. Benji Phillips, Glasgow 6. Masen Green, Scobey 7. Macy Klind, Glasgow 8. Trevor Klind, Glasgow 9. Julia Kolstad, Glasgow 10. Cara Herperger, Moose Jaw, Sask. 10 Mile Novice Bike: 1. Caleb Hjelie, Sagniaw, MN 2. Carin Barnett, Fort Peck 3. Caleb Olfert, Glasgow 4. John Stroupe, Lewiston, ID 5. Wayne Shipp, G...
The Glasgow Reds put in a laudable performance at the Lewistown tournament this weekend with strong hitting and a final loss of 4-3 to the Dickinson Rough Riders for a second place finish. Reds pitcher Keil Krumwiede hit 1-3 during the first game of the series, aiding the team to a 4-1 victory over Great Falls Electrics. Pitcher Kasey Seyfert allowed just two hits, one walk and no earned runs before closer Jason Thibault recorded the save. The second game was a 7-6 victory over the Gallatin Valley Outlaws. Parker Kulczyk hit well for the Reds,...
FRIDAY – JUNE 26 6:30 p.m. - The North Valley Condo Association will be holding June meetings on June 26 at the Town Hall in St. Marie. FRIDAY – SUNDAY JUNE 26-28 “One Man Two Guvnors” at Fort Peck Summer Theatre. Performance times are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday matinees at 4 p.m. For individual tickets or reservations, call 526-9943. Activities at the Ft. Peck Interpretive Center for June 26-28 are: Friday, June 26: Create your own caterpillar and learn about metamorphosis. Saturday, June 27: Create and decorate your ow... Full story
