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515 2nd Ave. S • Glasgow, MT 59230

406-228-4558 • fax: 406-228-4578
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Gathered around
The ‘Camp Fire’
Cub Scout Pack 898
held their Blue and Gold
Banquet recently, with the
theme of camping. Tacos
in a bag were served along
with smores, with singing
around a miniature model
campfire. Scout from Troop
861 dressed in costume
to celebrate a cross-over
ceremony graduating from
Cub Scouts to Scouting
America Troop 861. A
closing ceremony included
joining left hands in a circle,
raising the right hand in
the Scout sign and singing
Scout Vespers. Glasgow
Kiwanis is the sponsoring
organization of Boy Scouts,
photo by Charles Wilson and St. Raphael’s is the
sponsor of the Cub Pack.

Constituent Connection
Confronting the Elephant in the Room
by Gregg Hunter, Senate District 15 of negative, untrue press. Let’s I am not a career politician. This is
I write to you tonight (Sunday, confront the elephant in the room: the first elected seat I’ve ever held,
February 23) from my home away the “nasty nine” nickname that has and it’s my first time in office. I serve
from home in Helena — as both been carelessly attached to me and because I care deeply about you —
a public servant and a neighbor some of my new colleagues. I want the people of Northeast Montana—
— to address the recent barrage to set the record straight. continued on back page
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Thurs and 8a-3p Fridays. CALL FOR DETAILS 406.228.4942
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Heat wave
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GHS KITCHEN (COOK OR BAKER): School-year job, wage $15.43–17.59
upon us! (DOE). 36-40 hrs./week (flexible) with 6 a.m. start. Full benefits package.
Open until filled. For more information and to apply go to: www.glasgow.
k12.mt.us and click on the employment tab. FOR QUESTIONS CALL
406-228-2406. (EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER)
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up to 60 mph are possible with this event. to-day activities within the corporation. Attend all staff meetings. Schedule
Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 43. Windy, with a west medical appointments for clients. Work with administrative staff and all
northwest wind 27 to 32 mph decreasing to 16 to 21 mph in facility managers. Check the appointment book and prepare the necessary
the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 43 mph. paperwork. Handle operations in the office (i.e. Answering the phone, filing,
printing, and waiting on customers). Balance petty cash boxes. Order
Tonight: A chance of freezing rain after 5am. Mostly cloudy,
medications as needed for clients. Perform all other duties as assigned
with a low around 24. East southeast wind 5 to 7 mph. by the Executive Director. Education and Experience Required: High
Tuesday: A chance of freezing rain before 9am, then a chance school diploma or equivalent. Must have a valid driver’s license. Must be
of rain. Partly sunny, with a high near 45. Breezy, with a south flexible, responsible and team orientated. APPLY AT MILK RIVER INC.
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southwest wind 5 to 10 mph becoming west northwest 18 to
23 mph in the morning.
Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy, then gradually becoming
Irrigating on the Mighty Mo
mostly clear, with a low around 26. West northwest wind 11 to
The Fort Peck Irrigation Water Users and
17 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph. Landowners will hold their annual meeting Tuesday,
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 46. West wind 10 February 25th at 1 p.m. in the Great Northern
to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph. Development conference room, in Wolf Point.
Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 26. West There will be a review of the activities of the past
northwest wind 6 to 10 mph. year and the projected outlook for the 2025 watering
Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 54. West southwest year.
wind 6 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 31. West BS
northwest wind 14 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph.
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 47. West northwest
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hr full benefits package. Information and details can be obtained by send your resume to Carol Axtman-Keys; PO Box 208, Fort Peck, MT
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HINSDALE PUBLIC SCHOOL School Clerk Opening. Full-time, with older and have a valid drivers license.
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EASTERN MONTANA COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER is on experience, benefits include paid holidays, paid sick leave, paid
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are also available. 2. Substitute teachers - $45 for a half day, $90 depending on experience. Benefits available after probation-401k with
for a full day, and $110 /day for long-term subbing. If interested in any match, Optical dental savings with match, health insurance partially
of these positions, please contact Adam Zopp at 406-364-2314 or company paid. 5 day week-weekends off. 8-5 workday. Continued
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Dale Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
Glasgow High School Ice Dawgs
Salary: 14.00 - 16.00 per hour, DOE • Hours: Part-Time & Summer split with Miles City Generals
Job Description: Looking for part-time labor help to assist with duties at the shop by Katie Potter
including but not limited to: cleaning, putting parts & material away, assisting on various This past weekend the Glasgow HS Ice Dawgs traveled
jobs with a variety of duties that may include heavy lifting and running parts/errands. to Miles City to take on the Generals in their last two regular
Valid drivers license is required. season games. Glasgow split games with the Generals,
This position is perfect for someone looking for part-time/seasonal work or high
losing the first game 4-5 and winning the second game 6-1.
school students looking for work after school.
There is also the potential that it could lead to an apprenticeship if interested. Friday night’s game, the first period started off quiet
Stop in for a general application or email [email protected] until Tavin Boland assisted by Charlie Cornwell scored
ten minutes into the game giving the Ice Dawgs their first
goal. It wasn’t long until Miles City’s Wesley Buhl answered
back with their first one of the game with 5:07 showing on
the clock. 5 seconds later Glasgow’s Brody Hansen assisted
by Boland gave Glasgow the lead back. But not for long,
Cody Lang of MC answered back with the final goal of the
1st period with a tied score of 2-2. There were no penalties
given in the 1st.
The 2nd period proved to be a little busier than the
1st. The period started with penalties. With 7:35 showing
on the clock, MC was called for interference. A short time
later Tristan Powell was called for interference and then for
unsportsmanlike conduct. This gave Miles City a 4 minute
power play. With only 34 short seconds into the power play,
the Generals scored taking the lead 2-3. After that goal, the
power play dropped to 2 minutes. 27 seconds later, Jack
Miller was called for interference. With 2 Ice Dawgs in the
sin bin, the 3 skaters on the ice had to play strategic defense
until Powell and Miller served their 2 minutes. Glasgow
held off MC in the power play. But it wasn’t long until MC’s
Lang scored again with 1:05 left in the 2nd period. With :06
showing on the clock, Charlie Cornwell assisted by Mason
Hunter scored ending the period with a score of 3-4 going
into intermission.
The 3rd period was a defensive period. With 6
minutes into the 3rd, Mile City’s Lucas Hogan was called
for tripping. It took a while for any team to do anything
offensively, but with 1:13 left in the game, Tavin Boland tied
the game 4-4 with his unassisted goal. But unfortunately
that was not enough to hold off MC to go to overtime. Miles
City answered back 34 seconds later with the game winning
goal to end the game with a score of 4-5.
Glasgow’s goalie Kolten Hansen was in the net and
saw 50 shots, saving 45, giving him an 87% save percentage
for the game. Glasgow shot 48 times on Mile City’s goalie.
Saturday morning’s game was all Glasgow! The first
period started off with Miles City’s Liam Lancaster scoring
first with their only goal with 10:14 on the clock. Penalties
followed for the rest of the period. First was Glasgow’s
Reilly Llewellyn for tripping, then Aiden Price for slashing.
4:07 left of the period MC’s Lockie was called for slashing.
With only 11 seconds left of the 1st period, Tavin Boland
was called for interference leaving Glasgow shorthanded to
start the 2nd.
 The 2nd period started off by proving that Glasgow called for unsportsmanlike conduct again to leave Miles
can still score when shorthanded. Brody Hansen with the City shorthanded as well. While no one scored during the
shorthanded goal unassisted tied the game 1-1. With 13:50 power plays both teams went back to full strength. With
on the clock, Kimber Dulaney was called for hooking. 5:29 left of the game Miles City was called for 1 more
Charlie followed at 11:43 with a tripping call. 6 minutes later penalty for roughing. With Glasgow on the power play,
MC’s Cody Lang was called for unsportsmanlike conduct. Aiden Price assisted by Cornwell scored the final goal of
With 3 minutes and 26 seconds left on the clock, Brody the game with 4:44 showing on the clock. Glasgow held
Hansen scored the game winning goal assisted by Mason off MC for the rest of game to end the game with a 6-1
Hunter and goalie Jacob Potter! With 40 seconds left in the win.
2nd period MC’s Lucas Hogan was put in the penalty box Glasgow’s goalie Jacob Potter was in the net and saw 42
for 2 minutes for roughing. This left MC shorthanded going shots, saving 41 giving him a 98 save percentage and an
into intermission. assist for the game. Glasgow shot on Mile’s City goalie 52
45 seconds into the 3rd period Charlie Cornwell times.
scored on Glasgow’s power play extending Glasgow’s Upcoming for the Ice Dawgs: They are off this
lead to 3-1. 3 minutes later on a MC delayed penalty for upcoming weekend, but they will be getting ready for their
tripping, Hansen scored assisted by Aiden Price giving Big Sky High School State Tournament that starts March
Hansen another Hat Trick! Just under another 3 minutes 6th in Miles City. The Ice Dawgs will face Salmon, ID at
later Tristan Powell scored assisted by Boland making 7:45pm on March 6th. On Friday, March 7th they will face
the score 5-1. As the scoring then slowed down, the trips Helena at 2:45pm and Butte at 8:45pm. Saturday will be the
to the penalty box picked up. With 8:07 on the clock, crossover games, TBD. Check back next week for the state
Mason Hunter was called for kneeing. 20 seconds later tournament schedule!
Powell was hanging out with Hunter in the penalty box This weekend, come out to the Valley Event Center
for tripping. This left 3 skaters on the ice for Glasgow to and support the Bantam Ice Dawg team as they play in their
help defend their goal. Soon enough MC’s Lang would be own state tournament they are hosting!

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next. TAKE ACTION! And send a letter today to
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putting MT Food First with HB 440. Moving to Prairie Ridge, The
• SB 246: Provide for Montana First Procurement laws Manor, or Valley View?
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contracts. This reporting will help us know how
much of that is local Montana food so farmers and
ranchers understand better how to market to and
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The bill was heard in the Senate State Administration
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We are asking you to send a letter of support to the
committee today!
Confronting the Elephant been tampered with—its sole purpose being to unfairly
continued from front stack the deck against Medicaid expansion before it
my friends, my family, and my neighbors. Above all, I received a fair hearing and before I had the chance to
am a husband and a father, and I let my family’s values cast my vote in support. But that wasn’t the only reason
and integrity speak for themselves. My life has always I opposed these political maneuvers. I also stood against
been about service. them because they threatened another core value I ran
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Christian faith, I believe in the values of less government support the governor’s tax cuts for businesses, farmers, N
ranchers, and homeowners because I believe that L
interference, robust support for the private sector, a strong C
focus on the family, and the preservation of individual hardworking Montanans deserve to keep more of what
freedoms. I will not waver in my commitment to my they earn. Instead of backroom deals and political games,
conservative beliefs or in ensuring that my one vote does we should be working to lower the tax burden on our N
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as much for this district as possible. communities, support private enterprise, and ensure that L
Whether I’m serving on a rural ambulance as an government stays in its proper role—serving the people,
EMT in Valley County, in my past working as an ag not controlling them.
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dealer partsman alongside you during long planting and N
harvest seasons, or representing our co-op at community Senate had hired my primary opponent to serve in his
events year-round, I have always been on the front office which I felt was unethical and to intimidate me
into supporting his priorities—priorities that serve the C
lines—lending a hand wherever it was needed most. For C
decades, I’ve devoted thousands of hours volunteering needs of his constituents in the Flathead, which are very S
for local initiatives because I believe in the strength and different from ours.
spirit of our community. I am just one vote, but I chose to use that vote to
I came to Helena to serve two fundamental purposes. stand up for Northeast Montana—to fight for both lower
First, to stand up for our corner of the state by ensuring we taxes and fair access to critical services like Medicaid
have fair access to state resources and the representation expansion. And I will continue to use my voice and my
necessary to keep our communities thriving. Second, to vote to put our district first.
protect critical services for our region. By advocating for The challenges we face in our district are real, and my
the continuation of the Medicaid Expansion program, commitment to you is unwavering. Leadership isn’t about
we can secure the funding that keeps our hospitals open, labels or nicknames—it’s about service, accountability,
our ambulances running, and our life-saving services and integrity. I ask you to look beyond the headlines and
available when they are needed most. focus on the work we can do together to build a stronger,
When I took my seat on the Senate floor for the more resilient Northeast Montana.
first time, it was clear that games had been played. The Thank you for your trust and support as we move
trusted committee-on-committees process that had forward—united in our common values and dedicated
guided our state Senate in every previous session had to the well-being of every member of our community.
Doing right things for the right reasons is my focus.
Please feel free to reach out with any questions and
indicate your community on the subject line so I have a
better chance of not missing it.
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