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515 2nd Ave. S • Glasgow, MT 59230
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Skelly Tbones
for president?!
Folks, let me tell you, I’m thrilled
to announce my candidacy for
President of the United States!
And I’m making a big league
promise: Soma-dis Deli, the
best deli in town, will keep their
prices so low, so affordable, so
unbelievable, that you’ll be talking
about it for years to come!
Their Usual sandwich, folks, is a
tremendous deal - only $9.25 with a
drink! And that Tomato Basil soup?
Out of this world, believe me!
Now, I know what you’re thinking.
“What about the skeletons?”
Well, let me tell you, we’re gonna
make skeletons great again! No
more hiding them in closets, no
more dusting them off just for
Halloween. We’re gonna display
them proudly, 365 days a year!
And let’s focus on the facts, folks.
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winner. Their food is top-notch,
their prices are unbeatable. And
with me as President, we’re gonna
make America delicious again!
So, come on, folks! Join me
on this fantastic journey! We’re
gonna make America great, and
we’re gonna make Soma-dis Deli
the official deli of the White House!
 Missouri / Milk River Ducks Unlimited BUZZIFIEDS
“25” GUN FIREARM FRENZY BUZZ
Friday, October 18 • 5:00 p.m. CLEARING OUT SALE, Saturday Oct 19th, 117 Trumper, Nashua, 2 blocks
Glasgow Elks Lodge west of the post office, second house. Open at 9 am Lots of antique and
309 Second Ave S, Glasgow, MT 59230 vintage toys, cars, animals, trucks etc. China cabinet, tools, good books,
Riding lawn mower, pull behind roto-tiller with engine, lots of art, lots of
First gun drawn at 7:00 p.m.
good frames, couch, two recliners,antique wall clock, book shelves, pie
Winning tickets are Reentered • Need not be present to win.
safe, lots of shop misc, wire welder, twin bed, iron car wheels, lots of misc.
1/$20 • 6/$100 • 20/$250 • 50/$500 Email for flyer: [email protected] 406-263-7936
Ticket Includes: Chance in Firearm Frenzy, 1 year membership BUZZ
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Silent Auction items and Raffles will be available during the event
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by contacting Joan Burris at 406-263-8985
BUZZ
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Stowaway in Hinsdale, Vick’s Bar in Nashua, Lakeridge in Fort Peck
security deposit. Has fridge, oven/stove. On-site washer & dryer. Utilities are
A bit electric & gas. Off-street parking. CALL 406-228-2114 FOR MORE INFO.

cooler VALLEY COUNTY TRANSIT ON-CALL HOURS SCHEDULE

weather Valley County Transit is Reducing its ON-CALL hours of service. Effective November

coming
1, 2024. Service on Sundays will now be from 7:30am - 3pm, with one Saint Marie
Run at 12 noon. There will no longer be on-call service after 3pm, and no 5pm Saint
Marie Run.
Today: Widespread haze after 4pm. Sunny, with a high After hours service within Glasgow will now be:
near 78. Southeast wind 5 to 8 mph becoming light and Sun. from 7:30am to 3pm, NO service after 3pm
variable in the afternoon. Mon. - Fri. from 5pm until 11pm • Sat. from 7:30am until 11pm
Tonight: Widespread haze before 1am. Increasing clouds, Service to Nashua and Fort Peck remains the same (MUST schedule in advance):
with a low around 43. Northwest wind 5 to 10 mph Mon. - Fri. • Leave Glasgow at 7:15am and 4:15pm
increasing to 11 to 16 mph after midnight. Winds could Service to St. Marie will be as follows (MUST call in ½ hr prior to departure from
gust as high as 25 mph. Glasgow):
Thursday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 60. West Sun. - leave Glasgow at 12 noon
northwest wind 14 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 30 Mon. - Fri. • Leave Glasgow at 11:30am, 5:15pm and 8pm
mph. Sat. - leave Glasgow at 12 noon and 5 pm
FEEL FREE TO CONTACT US WITH ANY QUESTIONS AT 406-228-8744.
Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 34. Thank you for the tremendous support we have received for nearly 50 years!

Letter to the Buzz

North northwest wind 7 to 11 mph.
Friday: Partly sunny, with a high near 58. Northwest wind
6 to 8 mph.
Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 33. West
southwest wind 6 to 10 mph becoming south after midnight. Thanks for nothing, Tester
Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 66. South wind 10 to 17 I read the article in the B Buzz (10-8-24) about the
mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph. Glasgow Veterans Administration Clinc and the good
Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 41. South job Jon Tester is doing for the local Vets.
southwest wind 8 to 11 mph, with gusts as high as 20 Some good points, /but was it all Tester or was e
mph. just riding the flow? My answer is very simple.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 71. Southwest wind 6 to Bull.
10 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph. I’m a 100% disabled Vet with no help from our
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 42. West very wealthy Senator. I called his office phone number
southwest wind around 8 mph. four times for help — no return calls back by Tester or
Monday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Partly sunny, his office staff.
with a high near 60. West northwest wind 9 to 14 mph, The help I got wa by our VA representative from
with gusts as high as 22 mph. Havre. Thanks, Steve, and no thanks for Jon Tester...
Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 33. nothing.
Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 53. ~ Dave Castleberry
 BUZZIFIEDS GLASGOW RECREATION DEPARTMENT is seeking applicants for the
position of full-time Maintenance Engineer in the Recreation Department
at the Civic Center. Position is full-time - please see job description for full
details on duties. Starting wage is $22.00 an hour DOE. Please contact
BUZZ Jory Casterline, Recreation Director at 406-228-8341 or jcasterline@
FOR RENT Recently remodeled 2 bedroom house with full basement. cityofglasgowmt.com for more information on applying for the position
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garage and a 1972 Gallatin mobile home that needs work. Asking $80,000. maintaining a clear filing system for the District. Other duties include, but not
CALL ROCKY AT RZ REALTY 406-263-8352 limited to, compiling board member packets for District meetings including
BUZZ an agenda, clear financial lists, and other various meeting information.
THREE STORAGE RENTALS AVAILABLE 1 is a 12’w x 50’d 1 is a 12’w District meetings are held the third Monday of every month and Secretary
x 10’d; 1 is a 12’w x 25’d. CALL 406-785-7100 & LEAVE YOUR NAME, must be in attendance to keep minutes. High functioning executive skills
PHONE NUMBER & I will call as soon as I can. Location is in Nashua at are a must; attention to detail, manages time well; must work well with the
Arthur’s Mini Storage Rentals. public and the Board. General Manager must adhere to Montana Code
BUZZ Annotated; GM will have general charge over District; overseeing District
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF GLASGOW is looking for families of 3 staff. Must possess discernment; water/sewer knowledge preferred. Both
or more to qualify for units. Applications available on our website at positions, part-time w/ 6mo. probationary period- potential to advance to
housingauthorityofglasgow.com or at our office. Our hours are 8a-4p Mon- full-time. CALL 406-263-1438 FOR MORE INFORMATION.
Thurs and 8a-3p Fridays. CALL FOR DETAILS 406.228.4942 BUZZ
BUZZ NOW HIRING North Valley County Water & Sewer District, Inc. Water &
HELP WANTED: Part-Time Daycare Position. Looking for a fulfilling job Wastewater Operator ­Employer will train - Operator will be charge over
with a flexible schedule? Join the team at Scottie Daycare in Glasgow!• St. Marie water/wastewater system; tasks performed, but not limited to,
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TAMMY AT 406-228-2334 AND LEAVE A MESSAGE. Make a difference BUZZ
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and cover shifts and collaborate with the Board of directors. Starting pay application on website).
DOE. Also looking for fabulous part time wait staff! Contact us through BUZZ
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THE HINSDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT is looking for the following positions: through Ford Motor Company to keep up with the continuous changes in
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family, teachers, and other professionals. Knowledge of local and statewide BUZZ
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ANDREW ROSE
He crafts his jokes to mirror the likes of his influences in his life such as Demetri
Martin, Jimmy Carr, & Mitch Hedberg. Born in Texas and raised in Oklahoma, Valley County
Andrew started his comedy career in the summer of 2012. Giving one-liners, and short stories about his life Commissioner
in Oklahoma and the trials and tribulations of a crazy family and dating life of a young 20 – something gives
crowds a great experience to tell friends about. Taking my history of quality work [email protected]
ALEX KAUFMAN into the future of Valley County
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more fun than solving real problems. Now he can be found performing across the
country. Alex has hosted at Spokane Comedy club, is a regular feature at Last Best
Comedy, participated in the Loons on the Lake, and Mutiny Radio Comedy Festivals. Applications now available for FWP’s
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Habitat Conservation Lease Program
for 2 to LAS VEGAS • Airfare + Hotel for up to 6 Nights! Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is now
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A habitat conservation lease is a voluntary,
incentive-based agreement between FWP and
private landowners in which the landowner
commits to specific land management practices
that protect priority wildlife habitat. In turn, FWP
pays landowners a one-time per-acre fee for the
lease. These agreements have a term length of 30
and 40 years. The lease program is in addition
to the conservation tools already available to
landowners.
The focus of the Habitat Conservation Lease
Program is primarily for prairie and wetland
habitats, with a priority on sage-grouse core areas
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 OPEN FOR
WILD GAME St. Raphael’s Fall
ALL YOUTH
1st YEAR HUNTERS: RUMMAGE SALE
$100 to cut & wrap Thursday, October 17 • 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
any wild game Friday, October 18 • 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
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Luke Zeiger • 406-263-7551
Saturday, October 19 • 9:00 AM - NOON
113 Fox Farm Road 412 3rd Avenue North • Glasgow
East of Glasgow Call 406-228-9800 for more information

OBITUARY
Ken Borseth Ken resided in Glasgow up until his
death. He had a work ethic second to none,
The 1949 blizzard was a series of
storms that hit the Great Plains from which he instilled in his daughter and three
January to mid-February, causing the grandchildren. He was the manager of
worst winter in the region’s history. Along Markle’s Oil for over 30 years. For the past
with this storm came the birth of Kenneth 20 years, he was employed by the Valley
Thomas Borseth on January 17, 1949, in County Road Dept as well as the Glasgow
Sidney, Montana, to Ole and Jean (Bond) Stockyards. Ken was also a retired volunteer
Borseth. fireman for the town of Glasgow.
Ken passed away on Sunday, October He loved spending time with family
13, in Billings, Montana, at the age of 75. and friends. His favorite titles were ‘Grandpa Ken’
He was raised and educated in Williston, North Dakota, and ‘Papa Ken’, given by his grandchildren and great-
and graduated high school from Hillcrest Lutheran granddaughter. Ken had a passion for horses, which he
Academy in Fergus Falls, Minnesota. As a young man, shared with his grandchildren. While many knew Ken
Ken spent much of his time working on the family farm for his “tough” exterior, those close to him experienced
south of Watford City, North Dakota. The strong work his big heart and helpful spirit.
ethic that Ken was well known for started on this farm Ken was preceded in death by his parents, in-laws
and continued throughout his entire life. Roy and Nona Jimison, brother Jim Borseth, and nephew
After graduation, Ken went to Fort Peck, working Steven Jimison. He is survived by his wife of 54 years,
in construction and as a ranch hand for a short time. Cecelia; one daughter, Tricia Mires, and Jim (Glendive,
While frequenting the Ft. Peck Cafe, he met a waitress MT); three grandchildren, Morgan Schaaf and Jesse
named Cecelia Jimison. In 1968, Ken enlisted in the (Glendive), Keegan Mires (Watford City, ND), Chloe
United States Navy, and in the fall of 1969, he married Mires (Glendive); and one great-granddaughter, Scout
Cecelia. Together, they had one daughter, Tricia Schaaf (Glendive). Siblings: John (Ellen) Borseth, Pete
Borseth-Mires (Jim). During his time in the Navy, Ken (Kari) Borseth, and Mary (Richard) Stenberg; along with
traveled the world but was stationed in Jacksonville, many nieces and nephews, including Sara Jimison who
Florida. Ken and his family lived in Florida for a couple he considered a “fourth grandchild,” and many friends.
of years before moving back to be closer to family. In the words of Ken, “Be careful and do your best!”

St. Raphael's Catholic Church

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Baker returns for Scotties THURSDAY
SOUPS: Vegetable Beef ∙ Chili
Just three meets left to go SPECIALS:
By Mike Brandt Hawaiian Chicken Sandwich
Tanae Baker returned to the lineup in cross country. Soft Shell Taco
The defending state Class B champion has sat out most of
the season with an injury. Her first race was the Scottie Dine at the “O”
Invitational held at Kiwanis Park October 5th.
Baker posted a time of 20:29.3 to finish third, “She is
definitely not where she wants to be. BUT, she ran within 228-8006
93 seconds of last year’s time in much windier conditions,
and that’s on only 2 weeks of practice,” Glasgow coach Tim
A note from Frank and Lin
I was away down to Cody, WY and came home to
Phillips said. “Billings is a slower course, but if you look
this email from Bill Follmer’s daughter. Bill and I have
back at that in 2023, her time was only about 30 seconds
been friends for 58 years. He has written a few articles
slower than when she ran there. But, she’s really sore, so
for the B.S. Buzz, if you recall. Here is Mary’s email:
we have to be careful too.”
Glasgow had four in the top 15 with Kheyerah Bilger Hi Lin and Frank,
in seventh, Jensina Tweten 10th, Riley Evenson-Glasoe My dad passed away about 8am this morning (Sun,
13th, Kimberly Dulaney 18th and Josie Kemp 33rd. Oct 6,). I think it was an act of God’s mercy to take him
“The times were VERY good for not only our kids but only 3 days after they found his brain tumor because I
for a lot of the field, so kudos to ALL of them for running wouldn’t have wanted him to linger on in that condition.
so well!” Phillips said. “This is definitely the fastest true It has brought my sister and I closer than we
5k course of the season. BUT, they all faced winds of 30- have been in years and I think my dad would’ve been
45mph, so that slowed them down a bit.” happy about that. We said goodbye to him in his room
For the boys, Kyler Holinde led the Scotties with a remembering funny stories of old times which was nice.
fourth place finish. Ted See was 13th, Garrett Thompson Thank you for being his good friend for so long.
17th, Rowen Kloker, 19th place, Timothy Pearson 22nd, He always enjoyed your stories as well as his last visit
and Adam Mickelson was 23rd with you in Montana. In fact after that trip, he brought
“We did get a little boost, but it was a pretty small back a chicken and rice recipe and that is what he had
meet this year,” Phillips said. “But we are really closing the for lunch daily (for a long time) up until he went to the
gap with some of the other teams, so we’ll see how that
hospital. It tasted good, was kidney friendly, and was
plays out over the next few weeks.”
something he could swallow.
The Scotties are in Sidney this Saturday.
All the best to you and yours!
“You could compare Sidney to the Williston meet,
~ Love, Mary
and even the state course in Missoula to an extent, “Phillips
said. “It’s on their golf course, with several smaller grade
hills, and one longer one. We did have a couple season
bests there last year, and a few more that weren’t far off
their Glasgow times. So I’m hoping they don’t stray too far
from this past weekend’s times, but we’ll probably be a bit
slower as a team. It’s a great practice meet for working the
hills, though.
“And after that,” Coach Phillips said, it’s just a flat
course in Harlem, and then off to state!”
Mhsa 61st State Cross Country Championships will
be held on October 26th U Of M Golf Course in Missoula.
A very fast-paced meet, the B Girls take the first starting
gun at 11:00 with the Boys at noon, and inbetween that
will be the C girls at 11:30. In the past they’ve ran in snow,
they’ve ran in rain, they’ve ran in wind.... let’s hope for a
beautiful weekend for all the athletes!
We Solved A Marital TRICK OR TREAT…….
Dispute In Montana PICK A SEAT
Montana Talks with Aaron Flint
Uh oh. We got a phone call from Tiffany in Kalispell.
She wanted OUR help in solving a marital dispute that
she and her husband were having.
John Jackson is known as “the Joker from X.” He’s a
retired federal law enforcement officer, and I’m an Iraq/
Afghanistan veteran. Is she sure she wants US weighing
into a marital dispute? As much as we tried to tip toe
our way OUT of this conversation...
So what’s the dispute Tiffany? She said it involves
Constitutional Initiative 128 (CI-128) which is on the
ballot this Fall.
ALL GET 1
Tiffany in Kalispell: “I was under the assumption
n er s & B U Y 1
that maybe the Supreme Court stepped in about how Recli A L F OFF
the wording was, our Montana Supreme Court, because
Accen t C h a ir s H (In Sto ck On ly)
I know they’ve been doing a lot of things that they
shouldn’t be doing in ways of like- legislating from the Valid October 1st – October 31st
bench and that kind of thing, but my husband said
that’s absolutely not true. I was like, well, somebody
made sure that this was worded very specifically, and
for whatever reason, that was in my mind. And so if he’s
right, that’s on me.”
Aaron Flint: I tell you. I’ll tell you what. You
know, as usual, the woman is right. And you know, us
husbands can’t even find the ketchup bottle when it’s
sitting right in front of us. And so, I think your husband’s
going to have to go do some corrective training at the
gym later today. Because no, you’re exactly right. No,
the the language was written- the Secretary of State,
the Attorney General’s Office signed off on the official
ballot language, but the left wing mob on the Montana
Supreme Court said, no, no, no, no, no, no, no- we want
to make sure that this thing is carefully, deceptively
crafted so that it benefits the Planned Parenthood
radical abortion lobby. So you’re right. That’s exactly
what happened.
Tiffany in Kalispell: “Oh, you guys have made a
wife’s day. Good job. Carry on, fellas, carry on.”
Aaron Flint: Tell him to do push ups- burpees!
burpees!
Tiffany in Kalispell: “I’m going to make sure this is
recorded. Thank you so much.”
Aaron Flint: That’s right. You go enjoy a nice
brunch. Have some you know, champagne, yeah, Taco
You’ve got our votes, Skelly TBones!
Tuesday...and he can go do some burpees to pay for it.
For full audio of the rather humorous back-and-
forth, go to montanatalks.com