Articles from the October 1, 2014 edition
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Nashua School Gives Back To Fallen Athlete
The people of the small town of Nashua have once again proven that small town characteristics are some of the most valuable assets we can possess. There was a tragic sports accident recently in the...
Hinsdale School Teaching Conservation...With Honors
It's been a three year effort that has grown and started to turn heads around the state. The efforts of Hinsdale Ag Teacher Patty Armbrister and Hinsdale students have created something special, a...
Mosquito Effect: Bug Spray Sales Soar
The hot weather was back last week, but you might have seen a lot of people still going out wearing sweaters and pants. Everyone might be getting some relief as the cold weather moves in. Hopefully the colder air will stick around long enough to let...
Small Pest, Big Destruction
It might be a shock, but there is a destroyer that comes in a small package. It might not bring in panic, fires and complete mayhem, but it will and has cost millions and can make a large nuisance...
Bison Ordinance Hits The Ballots
While the ballots won't be ready for voters for a few more weeks, a bison ordinance has been discussed and worked on with Valley County commissioners and the Valley County Conservation District Board. The conservation board members met with county...
Probe Continues In Fine Arts Council Case
The investigation continues for a case involving the Fort Peck Fine Arts Council that was announced earlier this year. The complexities of the case have caused law enforcement to take a little extra time and be thorough before charges are made....
Should The New School Be Named Irle Or Not?
What is in a name? We are in a situation where we are looking to order letters for the new elementary school. I asked the board, “Are we going to change the name of the elementary?" This first came about when R.L. Irle's family, currently living...
The Younger Generation Comes Through
Many of you have probably heard about Robert Back, a high school student at Belt, who sustained a head injury while playing in a high school football game. Word spread quickly about his injury and condition. A fund was set up to help with his...
The Dark Ages
Do you remember when we did not have Daylight Saving Time? Everyone got up an hour earlier to begin their day and probably went to bed before dark because they had already put in a long day. I remember a lot of the comments when DLS officially came i...
Wishing Emily Wilson A 'Well-Read Day', As She Might Say
Dear Editor: The Glasgow City-County Library Board would like to take this opportunity to recognize Emily Wilson for her efforts on behalf of the library for the past year and a half. We wish her well as she and her family leave for Texas to be...
Social Responsibility and Random Acts Of Kindness
Imagine a scene that you've probably witnessed and never really noticed. A car drives around a parking lot several times. The driver seems to be hovering towards the front of the lot almost waiting for someone to pull out. You vaguely notice a...
Michael 'Mike' Louis Edwards
To every thing there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven. According to Mike, this was elk hunting season! With family and friends by his side, Mike made his peace with this world...
Donna Ann Yellow Hammer
Donna Ann Yellow Hammer went into the hands of the Lord on Sunday, Sept. 28, 2014, at the Poplar Community Hospital in Poplar. A vigil service will be recited Thursday, Oct. 2, at 7 p.m. at Our Lady...
John Douglas Garsjo
A Memorial Service for John Douglas Garsjo, formerly of Nashua, will be held at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church in Nashua on Saturday, Oct 4, at 2 p.m. He passed away on Monday, Aug. 11, 2014, in Tyler, Texas, from complications arising from a...
Scotties Run Over Harlem, 59-0
The hometown crowds were treated to a display of veteran and young talents last Friday night. The Scotties did not disappoint. The Glasgow football team breezed through the Harlem/Turner Wildcats at...
Glasgow XC Enjoys Some Home Cookin'
Cool. The Scottie Invitational at Kiwanis Park in Fort Peck was cool. The temperatures cooled down into the 50s on Invite Saturday, helping the Glasgow XC runners do what they set out to do. Cut...
South Valley Bighorn For Sugg
Bow hunter Ed Sugg of Glasgow poses proudly with the bighorn sheep that he bagged in southern Valley County. He was hunting in the 622 area. Sugg shares his story: "It was my fifth day of hunting...
Dickinson A Tough Tourney, But V-Girls Close With 'W'
Not many wins, but a lot of memorable moments and virtual wins for your Scottie varsity volleyball girls as they traveled to Dickinson, N.D., for a tremendously challenging two-day tournament. Friday consisted of pool play against some very talented...
Fishin' For The Cure Raises $29,000; Local Anglers Show Well
Fishin' for the Cure, a Montana-based organization that builds public awareness of childhood cancer and raises funds to support childhood cancer research, hosted it's seventh annual Montana fishing de...
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