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Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
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A Valley County resident since 2014, Mike Bain is most known for the technical support he provides throughout Valley County as the county's designated computer and technology person. Most recently, however, the timing has been right for Bain to enjoy another passion of his: being a singer and songwriter. His first single, which is being released today, titled "Here I Come Honky Tonk," is the first of six singles being released to major online music platforms through March 2023. His other...
Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 9 through 15, was a great time for the Glasgow Fire Department and Long Run Fire Department to do community outreach with preschoolers and the students of Irle School. Little Scholars Preschool and First Lutheran Preschool had a visit at the Glasgow Fire Station while firefighters visited Irle School in their uniforms. All students learned what to do in the event of a fire, how to discuss with their family an escape plan as well as the important number to dial in the...
Glasgow Volleyball and Cheer Teams Donate Pink Night Funds to HOPE Project Scottie Volleyball Pink Night raised $1,183.75 from the sales of baked goods, necklaces and tattoos in addition to the sales of the games during the match up against the Poplar Indians on Oct. 13. Local businesses Dairy Queen, Taco Shack, Independence Bank and the Loaded Toad also helped support the cause with their donations. All proceeds were donated to the Valley County HOPE Project and will be earmarked for...
PAID POLITICAL CONTENT Dear Editor, Justice Ingrid Gustafson is the right choice to remain on the Montana Supreme Court. She is fair, impartial, and an independent jurist. She upholds the rule of law and the independence of the Montana judiciary. She has tremendous experience as a judge and as an attorney. She does not allow personal views or bias to interfere with her work as a Montana Supreme Court justice. Since being sworn in as a Montana Supreme Court justice on Jan. 1, 2018, she has...
Dear Editor, October is Fire Prevention Month. This is a good time to check your fire extinguishers and smoke detectors, and to make sure your family has a plan for leaving your home in case of a fire. Another way to stay safe year-round is to eliminate smoking from your home. Not only will this help prevent accidental fire, it also will protect your family members, visitors, and pets from secondhand smoke. Montana statistics from the National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) show...
PAID POLITICAL CONTENT Dear Editor, Recently, certain individuals have urged Montanans to vote against LR 131 in the November ballot. If passed, LR 131 would ensure medical care to infants born alive after failed abortion, cesarean section, or induced labor. Some argue that this law is unnecessary. However, infants sometimes survive abortion, and when they do it is not uncommon for a nurse to avoid resuscitation or to leave them without medical care. Unlike the United States, Canada tracks the...
Do you remember the days of one, or maybe two room school houses? My memories are of the Tampico School, which began with no running water nor indoor plumbing. Of course, our rural area can bring to mind many one or maybe two room schools. Since my husband and many of his family, as well as our two daughters, had the honor of calling themselves students of Tampico or Tampico Tech as some like to call it. I am certainly not an authority on any of these schools, but I understand the Tampico school house was at one time located in the Billingsley...
We, the former members of the Valley County Refuse Board, take exception to how we have been portrayed by the County Commissioners, and most recently by Commissioner Fahlgren in his campaigning. When we were removed from the board, the commissioners used a 1985/86 statute that required board structure to be outlined in a resolution. Rather than making such a resolution, they decided to let all of the board members go. To our knowledge, we were not the only county board that didn’t meet this requirement, but we were the only board disbanded. A...
EDITOR’S NOTE: Deadline for calendar additions is Mondays at noon. Please email your event to [email protected] or submit in person at the Courier office, 531 2nd Ave. S., Glasgow. The Valley County Pioneer Museum hours are Wednesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nemont Manor has activities scheduled throughout the month. If you would like a calendar, please contact 406-228-4306 or e-mail [email protected] and they will mail one to you. Events are also listed below. Through the winter, people can coordinate with staff to visit w...
The Glasgow/Hinsdale DC Trip students are selling Butter Braids now until Oct. 24. Delivery will be on Nov. 9 (just in time for the holidays). If you are interested in ordering any, then see one of the following students: Eli Feezell, Tatum Hansen, Kohl Kittleson, Kalyn Kolstad, Connor Koski, Zevin Kummerfeldt, Dylan Linder, Will Loran, Kade Meland, RyLee Mix, Teagan Peterson, James Seekins, Cienna Strommen, Mason Swenson or Chase Tarum. Orders can also be placed at the Glasgow High School office, or come to the GHS Office, #1 Scottie Pride...
The Glasgow City-County Library (GCCL) would like to announce the next MLN Virtual Program, "The Day that Finally Came" with Chris La Tray. GCCL is a co-host along with other Montana libraries to bring presenters to all of Montana's that are free and accessible. To participate, you will need to resister beforehand at https://tinyurl.com/ChrisLaTray The virtual program will be held on Tuesday Oct. 25, from 6:30 – 8 p.m. through a Zoom webinar format. The Montana-based Little Shell Tribe of C...
The Valley County Clerk and Recorder’s Office will be in Frazer on Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2022, from 9 a.m. through 2:30 p.m. at the Red Building behind the Frazer School to operate a satellite voting office. Individuals will be able to register to vote, ballots will be available for those who wish to vote that day, and voters can drop off already voted absentee ballots. Pleases call 406-228-6226 with any questions regarding the satellite office....
The Valley County Combined Campaign is celebrating its 41st year of giving with an invitation to Valley County non-profit organizations to join the 2022-2023 campaign. There are two openings available this year for member positions. Consideration will also be given to applicants for an available permanent position on the campaign. Any Valley County non-profit organization interested in applying is required to have their own 501(c) 3 non-profit status and will not be allowed to do any other soliciting for contributions during the year(s) they...
Until we meet again... Kareen Kay Nicol, 73, died peacefully 5th October, 2022, surrounded by loved ones. A memorial service will be held in the summer of 2023. Kareen was born 22nd December 1949, in Bismarck, N.D., to Irene and James Anderson. She was third of seven siblings. She graduated from Wishek High School in 1967, Wishek, N.D. Kareen married the love of her life, William "Bill" Nicol on 24th May 1969. They built a home together in Glasgow, Mont., in the year 1975 where they raised...
Alice Darlene (Nelson) Jones was born by midwife on Sept. 27, 1931, to Albert Nelson and Ida Hookland. On Friday, Oct. 7, 2022, Darlene, 91, passed on, at Valley View Home in Glasgow, Mont., on to the Glory of Life Everlasting and into the arms of Jesus. Services were held Monday, Oct. 17, at the Hinsdale American Legion Hall at 2 p.m., with reception following. Darlene's final resting place is in Hillview Cemetery. Her childhood was spent in Genevieve, Mont., on her parents' 1910 homestead. Her...
Larry Eugene Renner was born in Glasgow Mont., to parents Lloyd Renner and Irene (Reinbold) Renner. He passed away Monday, Sept. 12, 2022 in Billings, Mont. Grave side services will be Saturday, Oct. 22, at 11 a.m., with Pastor Bonnie Novak officiating at the Nashua Cemetery. There will be a luncheon following the graveside services at the Lutheran Church in Nashua. Please join us, please share your memory and stories with his family. There was a celebration of life on October 1, 2022 in...
Timm Rice finished his fight against cancer on Thursday, Oct. 6, 2022, and joined many of his loved ones in heaven. Born on Dec. 14, 1949, in Glasgow, Mont., to Cliff and Marie (Vorell) Rice who raised him and his two brothers, Sid and Pat, on their family ranch west of town. He attended school in Glasgow, where he graduated in 1968, often sharing memories of the many friends that he ran around with. He moved from Glasgow to Spokane, Wash., where he went to school at Kinman Business University...
Gary Thomas Hetrick (78), known as "Guru and PopPop" tragically passed away as a result of a house fire on Sunday, Sept. 25, 2022, while trying to save his little dog Lulu. He was the loving husband of Linda Dascher Hetrick. Gary and Linda met when he was 21 years old and she was 17. They were married Nov. 26, 1966, at Saint Raphael's Catholic Church in Glasgow, Mont. They shared 55 years of marriage together. Gary was a proud father to Holly and Dustin and an amazing PopPop to Emme and Jack. Ga...
The Valley Community Emergency Food Bank, Inc. would like to share with the community the new Board Members: Mary Hughes, Chairman Kathy Smith, Vice Chairman Brenda Tarum, Treasurer Nanci Schoenfelder, Secretary Members At Large: Laurie Koessl, Jory Wall, Jeff Remus and Hollie Young The Food Bank has been very busy with an increased number of participants receiving food. There are more and more people in our community in need of food bank assistance. We are looking forward to this fall season...
Dear Editor, As election day approaches, members of the newly formed Montana Public Trust Coalition would like to remind you of the reckless efforts of some of our political leaders in the last Montana Legislature. You may not be aware of this, but our 1972 Constitution codified much of Montana's historical success directly into our Constitution. These include our right to privacy, our right to a clean and healthful environment, our right to know what our elected officials are doing, and our...
Dear Editor, I’ve written before about range stockwater rights. The federal government has decided (wrongly!) that the existence of ruminant animals is destroying the climate, and they want to have a clear path to removing cattle from the United States. Big city enviros resent people living in non-urban areas, because they believe that all non-urban areas should be playgrounds for the wealthy, and they resent the presence of locals in their playgrounds. Historically, stockwater rights have p...
Honoring breeders and commercial producers for their service, loyalty and dedication to the Red Angus breed has long been the tradition of the annual awards banquet held on the final evening of the National Red Angus Convention. The 69th installation of this prestigious event took place at the Hilton Garden Inn in Kalispell, on Sept. 16, and again delivered upon the promise to recognize remarkable producers for their excellence. The awards banquet and meal, featuring steaks from Meyer Natural...
According to the latest report to the Governor’s Drought and Water Supply Advisory Committee, recent rainfall across most of Montana has done little to pull the state out of long-term drought conditions. “We saw the third warmest August on record and September saw temperatures more than five degrees above average across much of the state,” said Michael Downey, drought program coordinator with the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation. “High summer temperatures have depleted streams, and two years of severe to extreme drought...
The market report for the Glasgow Stockyards as of Oct. 13 show 2162 cattle sold. First test on feeder calves for the 2022 fall run and 1,600 feeders on the auction. There were over a dozen buyers on the seats with cattle going to eight states and over 95 percent of calves had fall shots. The calf market was showing strength on all classes with mostly 350 to 550 pounds weight represented. Cows were steady with bulls steady to strong on higher yielding kind. Utility and commercial cows brought in $65 to $83 with the top selling for $91. Canner...
October 9, 2022, was the Lucky Clover 4-H Clubs bowling and pizza party at El Cor Del. We discussed and voted on new officers and military donations. The next meeting will be November 13, 5 p.m., at Nashua’s Senior Citizens Center....
