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Montana’s Cherry
Blossom Princess!
President of the Montana State
Society, Jayne Visser is pleased to
announce that the Montana State
Society has chosen Ashley Spady as
the 2024 Montana Cherry Blossom
Princess.
Ashley will represent Montana
at the National Cherry Blossom
Festival this week in Washington,
D.C., a tradition celebrating the gift
of friendship, the Sakura (Cherry
Blossom) Trees from Japan in 1912.
“Being selected as this year’s
Montana Cherry Blossom Princess
is an honor, and I am very excited
to embrace the opportunity to Ashley Spady alongside Shigeo Yamada, Ambassador of Japan to the
represent our state’s values with United States of America at the Lantern Lighting Opening Ceremony.
enthusiasm and grace. I look representing Montana’s first district, authenticity, and generosity, Ashley
forward to fostering connections Ashley takes pride in contributing is driven to make a meaningful
and celebrating the spirit of unity to positive change in her home impact in the lives of others.
that the Cherry Blossom Festival state and the USA. Beyond politics, Congressman Zinke said,
embodies” says Ashley. her career experience includes “Everyone at Team Zinke is excited
Ashley Spady is a fifth- roles in non-profit early childhood about this honor. A Bozeman,
generation Montanan with a organizations and foster care Montana native, Ashley is a bright
passion for exploration and agencies, reflecting her unwavering and poised young lady who cares
diverse experiences. Having also commitment to advocating for deeply for her community and
lived in California, Tennessee, children and families. Outside of will represent Montana well at the
Ireland, and Washington DC, she work, Ashley finds joy in quality Cherry Blossom Festival. We look
embraces a nomadic spirit while time with her family, immersing forward to celebrating her success
cherishing Montana as her roots. herself in compelling books, and and the fellowship of all the young
Currently serving as the Scheduler embarking on a quest for the ladies serving as ambassadors for
for Congressman Ryan Zinke, perfect espresso. Grounded in faith, their states.”
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Wednesday HOUSING AUTHORITY OF GLASGOW is looking for families of 3
or more to qualify for units. Applications available on our website at
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Tonight: A slight chance of showers before 9pm, then a Thurs and 8a-3p Fridays. CALL FOR DETAILS 406.228.4942
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gusts as high as 30 mph. Chance of precipitation is 40%.
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Wednesday: A slight chance of rain and snow showers ladder and power tools in a safe manner, lift up to 50 lbs. unassisted, and
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with a northwest wind 20 to 29 mph, with gusts as high as Street, St. Marie, MT 59231. (406) 524-3336.
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to 7 to 12 mph after midnight. Winds could gust as high is provided. Starting wage $17.00hr. Benefits: Health Insurance, Retirement,
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as 33 mph.
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southeast wind 9 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 OR APPLY ONLINE AT www.reynoldsmarket.com (search employment
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wind 9 to 11 mph becoming south southwest. Wage $12+/hr. APPLY AT SUBWAY IN GLASGOW.
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sunny, with a high near 74. North wind 9 to 18 mph flexible for scheduling and work 12 hour shifts, must work well with others
becoming west in the afternoon. and follow orders, must be able to be away from home for extended periods
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northwest wind 10 to 17 mph becoming northeast after BUZZ
midnight. Winds could gust as high as 26 mph. PROJECT MANAGER POSITION Valley County Health Department: Work
Sunday: with a high near 74. Northeast wind 10 to 16 mph toward a healthier Valley County through disease prevention and health
becoming southeast in the afternoon. promotion. Duties include collaborative planning, organizing, and managing
ongoing grant programs to efficiently meet established program goals and
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position. Requires a Montana driver’s license. Full time is preferred but will DAUBNER FOR MORE INFORMATION AND AN APPLICATION
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organization, attention to detail, customer service, and teamwork. CONTACT DAN DAUBNER FOR MORE INFORMATION AND AN
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on skills), and other duties as assigned. We can train the right BUZZ
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HINSDALE PUBLIC SCHOOL is looking for the following positions weekends off. 8-5 workday. Continued training through Ford Motor
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A bit about the National Cherry Blossom Festival
The National Cherry Blossom Festival is a spring on its school grounds in observance of Arbor Day. At
celebration in Washington, D.C., commemorating an Arbor Day speech that Eliza Scidmore attended,
the March 27, 1912, gift of Japanese cherry trees Fairchild proposed that the “Speedway” (a now non-
from Mayor Yukio Ozaki of Tokyo City to the city existing route around the D.C. Tidal Basin) be turned
of Washington, D.C. Ozaki gave the trees to enhance into a “Field of Cherries”.
the growing friendship between the United States In 1909, Scidmore decided to raise the money to
and Japan and also celebrate the continued close buy cherry trees and donate them to the District. As
relationship between the two nations. a matter largely of form, on April 5 she wrote a letter
However, the effort to First Lady Helen Herron Taft, wife of newly elected
to bring cherry blossom President Taft, informing her of her plans. Two days
trees to Washington, later, the First Lady responded:
D.C., preceded the Thank you very much for your suggestion
official planting by about the cherry trees. I have taken the matter
several decades. In up and am promised the trees, but I thought
1885, Eliza Ruhamah perhaps it would be best to make an avenue of
Scidmore returned from them, extending down to the turn in the road,
her first trip to Japan as the other part is still too rough to do any
and approached the U.S. planting. Of course, they could not reflect in
Army Superintendent the water, but the effect would be very lovely
of the Office of Public of the long avenue. Let me know what you
Buildings and Grounds think about this.
with the idea of planting Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore By chance, Jōkichi Takamine, the Japanese chemist
(1856–1928) was an
cherry trees along the American journalist and who discovered adrenaline, was in Washington with
reclaimed waterfront travel writer who authored Mr. Kokichi Midzuno, the Japanese consul to New
of the Potomac River. books on Alaska, Japan, York City, on April 8. Informed of a plan to plant
Scidmore, who would Java, China and India. Japanese cherry trees along the Speedway (Ohio
go on to become the first Avenue), Takamine asked if Mrs. Taft would accept an
female board member of the National Geographic additional 2000 trees, while Midzuno suggested that
Society, was rebuffed, though she would continue the trees be given in the name of Tokyo. Takamine and
proposing the idea to every Superintendent for the Midzuno subsequently met with the First Lady, who
next 24 years. Several cherry trees were brought to the accepted the offer of 2000 trees.
region by individuals in this period, including one that During the March 27, 1912 ceremony, First Lady
was the location of a 1905 cherry blossom viewing and Helen Herron Taft and Viscountess Chinda, wife of
tea party hosted by Scidmore in northwest D.C. Among the Japanese ambassador, planted the first two of
the guests was prominent botanist David Fairchild and these trees on the north bank of the Tidal Basin in
his fiancée Marian, the daughter of inventor Alexander West Potomac Park. These two trees still stand at the
Graham Bell. terminus of 17th Street Southwest, marked by a large
In 1906, David Fairchild imported 1000 cherry plaque.
trees from the Yokohama Nursery Company in Japan The first “Cherry Blossom Festival” was held in
and planted them on his own property in Chevy late 1934 under joint sponsorship by numerous civic
Chase, Maryland. The Fairchilds were pleased with the groups, and in 1935 it officially became a national
results of their planting and in 1907 began promoting annual event. The cherry trees had by this point become
Japanese flowering cherry trees as an ideal tree to plant an established part of the nation’s capital. In 1938, plans
around avenues in the Washington area. On September to cut down trees to clear ground for the Jefferson
26, with the help of the Fairchilds’ friends, the Chevy Memorial prompted a group of women to chain
Chase Land Company ordered 300 Oriental cherry themselves together at the site in protest. A compromise
trees for the Chevy Chase area. In 1908, Fairchild was reached where more trees would be planted along
donated cherry saplings to every D.C. school to plant the south side of the Basin to frame the Memorial. A
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Shifts: All Shifts

VFW meeting this Thursday

VFW Post 3107 will hold their regular meeting
Thursday, April 11th at 7 p.m. The Auxiliary will meet
Wed. April 10th at 6cp.m.
On the agenda for the VFW will be awards
presentation to Law Enforcement Officer and Dispatcher
of the Year prior to the start of the meeting. Election of
officers for the 2024/2025 year will follow. All members
and those interested in joining are encouraged to attend.

Make your story be heard

Tess Fahlgren is offering a FREE 6-week creative
nonfiction writing workshop designed for adult learners
over 60. This will be Tuesdays from 1 - 2:30 p.m. April
The Washington Monument as seen from West 9th – May 14th at the Glasgow City-County Library.
Potomac Park across the Tidal Basin. This is an opportunity to put to paper the story
Cherry Blossom Pageant was begun in 1940. you’ve been meaning to tell. Throughout this six week
Then, on December 11, 1941, four trees were cut workshop, participants will be guided in generative
down. It is suspected that this was retaliation for the writing sessions, share and receive peer feedback, and
attack on Pearl Harbor by the Empire of Japan four days go through the revision process.
earlier, though this was never confirmed. In hopes of The workshop will culminate with a public event to
dissuading people from further attacks upon the trees share work with family, friends, and the community.
during the war, they were referred to as “Oriental” No writing experience necessary, only the
flowering cherry trees for the war’s duration. Suspended willingness to share and be heard. Participants will
during World War II, the Cherry Blossom Festival receive a free writing journal and pen. Maximum class
resumed in 1947 with the support of the Washington, size is 12. To register, contact Tess Fahlgren or the
D.C., Board of Trade and the D.C. Commissioners. Glasgow City-County Library.
In 1948, the Cherry Blossom Princess and U.S. Bingo fund-raiser in Nashua
Cherry Blossom Queen program were started by the Postponed back in March due to weather, the
National Conference of State Societies. A Princess was Nashua FFA and Agricultural students have rescheduled
selected from each state and federal territory, with a their Bingo fundraiser for the Nashua Senior Citizen
queen chosen to reign over the festival. Center to Sun. April 28th from 2 – 6 p.m. at the Nashua
More than 700,000 people visit Washington each Senior Center. Bingo cards are $1 each or 3 for $5 and
year to admire the blossoming cherry trees that herald a good-will supper will be served at 5p.m. Everyone is
the beginning of spring in the nation’s capital. welcome to attend.
 Performance
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& Elks Stag & Doe
Prime Rib Dinner
• Residential & Thursday, April 11 • 6:00 - 8:00 PM
Commercial Concrete $25 for one meal
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WEDNESDAY
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1/2 Taco Salad

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MSU Extension is hosting employment drug testing.

If you are ready to work in a great environment with great people,
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The workshop will begin If you are ready to work in a great environment with great people,
at 9 a.m. with a presentation email your resume to [email protected]
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer
from MSU Professor and
honeybee researcher Michelle
Flenniken. Michelle Flenniken knows
Following lunch (on a sting or two about bees.
your own, a pizza burger from Park Grove perhaps?) the
afternoon session will start at 1 p.m.
Topics include basics of beekeeping, spring feeding,
splitting hives and swarming prevention, pests and diseases
of honeybees – varroa mite management — and how to
move a colony. The workshop is free, but please contact the
Extension Office at 406-228-6241 or [email protected]
if you plan to attend.
Kevin Hart:
No Longer Safe
Ever argue with a
female and, in the middle
of the argument, you no
longer feel safe because
of her actions? She may
start pacing back and
forth real fast, breathing
out her nose. You know
what my girl does?
When she gets mad, she
starts talking in the third
person. That’s scary as
hell because that’s her
way of telling me that
from this point on, she is
not responsible for none
of her actions.
 GLASGOW REDS Join the TEAM!
The Cottonwood is looking for
motivated, fun and organized
individuals to add to our team.

We have openings for:

• Dining Room Servers • Front Desk
Meet & Greet Our Legion A & B Players • Night Auditor Shifts

Hosted by VFW POST 3107 (GLASGOW) Let’s go over the perks:

Thursday, April 11th • 5pm-7pm • Dining Room - Build lasting relationships with customers, morning shifts
Serving Steak Dinner for those that like to get going early, unlimited caffeine while on shift!
• Front Desk Reception - great for chatty folks, repeat customers mean new
$20/Plate friends, perfect for those that like repetitive tasks!
• Night Auditor - Night owls will love it, great if you enjoy working with
PLEASE COME SUPPORT OUR LOCAL BASEBALL numbers and want a quiet workspace.
PLAYERS AS WE GEAR UP FOR THE 2024 SEASON!!
Now for the Benefits:
BlueCross BlueShield Health Insurance • Aflac Secondary Insurance

Brown leads Saco to third Vision & Dental Allotment • Holiday Pay/Paid Time Off
On Premise Discounts • Bonuses
IRA Retirement w/ Employer Match
By Mike Brandt For physical applications, please see the
After having the season-opening Glasgow Front Desk, or head to our website
invitational canceled the Class C schools finally got their cottonwoodinn.net for an online application.

first track and field meet under their belts.

Saco and Whitewater made the trip to laurel where
the two programs participated in the Red Lodge Classic.
Frazer went to Central Montana where the Bearcubs
took part in the Central Montana Track and Field
Invitational in Lewistown.
Saco had a good day in laurel where the Panthers
finished third in the girls race with 57 points. Huntley
Project won the meet with 96 points, followed by
Townsend with 82. Whitewater was ninth with 17.
Jefferson won the boys race with 104 points, Red
Lodge had 97 and Columbus 68. Saco had 14 to tie for
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