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New Civics, Youthvote

Website Unveiled on
Constitution Day
Secretary of State Christi
Jacobsen and Superintendent of
Public Schools Elsie Arntzen are
excited to announce a new website
for Montana students geared
toward civic education and voting.
The YouthVote Program website
was officially launched during a
Constitution Day celebration in the
Capitol rotunda on Friday.
Under the guidance of the
Youth Voting Act, the Secretary of
State’s Office and the Office of Public
Instruction are partnering to bring
Montana schools an opportunity
for students to engage in learning
more about our government.
The YouthVote Program website
provides resources for the U.S. and
Montana Constitutions, videos
about government, information
on Montana counties and
legislators, and information on
OPI’s recently revised Montana
Reed’s got some speed
Reed Larsen blazes down the home stretch ( and it was Glasgow’s “home”
Content Standards for Social
cross country course this past Saturday) to place 6th and lead his team to
Studies for K-12 and information a slim first place finish in front of Wolf Point. The Scotties edged out the
from the SOS office on becoming a Wolves 48-49. It was a huge meet at Kiwanis Park with 13 schools having
registered voter. full boys’ teams while 18 schools had full girls’ teams with Glasgow’s Iris
continued on back page McKean placing second. A full story will be coming from Mike Brant.

A record
breaker
Saturday
Glasgow reached a high of 99 degrees this past
Saturday, setting a new daily record. The old record
was 96 set in 1928. That 99 degree mark was among
the warmest of September temperatures recorded
in Glasgow history. The hottest recorded was 103
on September 1, 1983, followed by 102 on Sept. 10
1945, 102 on Sept. 10 1940 and 100 degree readings
in 1950, 1931 and 1922.
Also on Saturday, the 99 degree mark was the
second latest of those top ten records. Only the
100 degree mark on Sept. 20, 1922 was later than
Saturday’s mark. All other readings in the top ten
occurred within the first 6 days of the month.
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 39. Northwest
wind 6 to 14 mph becoming south after midnight.
Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 70. West southwest
wind 6 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.
Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 43. West
southwest wind 6 to 11 mph becoming south southeast
after midnight.
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 83. South southeast
wind 7 to 16 mph becoming southwest in the afternoon.
Winds could gust as high as 22 mph.
Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 49.
West southwest wind 9 to 14 mph.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 71. Northwest
wind 9 to 16 mph.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 40.
North wind 8 to 14 mph.
Friday: Sunny, with a high near 72. West wind 7 to 14
mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.
Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 45.
Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 80. South southeast
wind 6 to 15 mph becoming west in the afternoon.
Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 48.
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 78.
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Thank you to everyone who attended, and ate and drank, and
bought raffle tickets, and in general just supported our 3rd Annual
Glasgow Elks “Middle of Nowhere” BBQ Cook-Off last weekend.
Thank you to The Fourth Street Band for the music after the BBQ!
And thank you to First Community Bank for sponsoring them!
Thank you to those who participated in the cornhole tournament.
Most of all, thank you to those hardcore BBQ cooks that spent 2
days putting blood, sweat, and tears into preparing their food. These
folks put in a lot of time, money, and effort to get this done, and should
be commended. It’s not something that just anyone can do.
Thank you to Ryan Feezell taking hours out of cooking with
his BBQ team to cook all the breakfast burrito’s the fed the hungry
breakfast crowd Saturday!
Thank you to Jaycee and our Elks bar crew that busted their butts
for 2 nights to keep everyone happy.
Thank you to Jake Newton for putting on a hell of a show and
auctioneering our Friday night Calcutta and thank you to those who
came out and bid on teams.
Thank you to all the volunteers who spent numerous hours
serving food, selling raffle tickets, and the like.
Thank you to our BBQ committee for all of their time and effort put
in to pull this event off.
Thank you to our panel of judges for taking time out of your day
to judge the event.
And a special Thank You goes out to our very generous sponsors
who helped make our 3rd Annual Glasgow Elks “Middle of Nowhere”
BBQ Cook-Off a huge success.
Without them we could not have pulled his off. You folks just
keep giving and giving, and we thank you! Please support these local
businesses who support our local events! Our sponsors were:
Albertsons • All Seasons Home Center • Bank of Glasgow
Big Valley Water • Border Plains Equipment • BS Central
Busted Knuckle Taproom • C&B Operations • Coca-Cola
Cottonwood Inn & Suites • D&G Sports & Western
Eugene’s Pizza/Sam & Jeff’s • Ezzie’s • First Community Bank
Glasgow Auto Sales • Grains of Montana • Helland Law Firm, pllc
Hi-Line Ford • Independence Bank • JR’s Party Store • KLTZ/Mix-93
Markle’s Ace Hardware • Nemont Beverage • Nemont Communications
Northwest Farm Credit Services • Reynolds • Robyn’s Nest
Scott’s Track-N-Wheel • Scottie Express Car Wash • Shippwrecked
Taylor Storage • T&R Trucking • Torgerson’s
United Insurance • Valley Builders Supply
Thank you all again for making our 3rd Annual event a success.
We apologize if we missed anyone.
See you next year on September 9-10, 2022 for the 4th Annual!!
Plentywood stays unbeaten
By Mike Brandt
Plentywood, the third place team at the 2020
state Class C tournament, continues its winning
ways. The Wildcats swept Lustre Christian, 25-6,
25-11, 25-15, Saturday night. The Wildcats also beat
Glasgow in five sets Friday night to improve to 6-0.
Alexa Reddig led the Lions with seven digs, six
blocks and 2 kills. Aubri Holzritcher had two aces,
two assists, three digs and two blocks. Grace Brown
added six digs, Sarah Dahl two digs, and Rachel Pew
one dig.
The Lions finished with two aces, 22 digs, two
assists, two kills and eight blocks.
Nashua managed to win one set against Richey-
Lambert, but the Porcupines dropped the match in
four games, 24-26, 25-14, 25-17, 25-20.
Hadynn Adkins led the Porcupines with six
digs, three assists, an ace, kill and a block. Tia
Dees, a aix foot juniuor, had 11 digs, four kills and
four blocks, Deja Morgan three kills and two aces,
Kyleigh Garsjo 10 digs, five kills and an ace, Alexis
Murdock an ace, Kaitlyn Miller three aces, and Leah
Morgan two digs.
Nashua recorded 12 kills, 42 digs, six assists,
five aces and five blocks.
LaBrie paces Penguins
By Mike Brandt
The Class C scoring would have Whitewater
with 42 points, but in a Class B cross country meet
the Penguins would not have enough athletes to post
a team score. However, that doesn’t hold the Penguins
back as they competed in the Glasgow Invitational
Saturday at Kiwanis Park near Fort Peck.
Shelbi LaBrie was the first Whitewater harrier
to cross the finish line, running a time of 20:50.32
for seventh place. Samantha Wisher followed with a
time of 21:54.86, Kendra Cummings was 27th with a
time of 25:31.20, and Ava Hanley 43rd with a time of
28:49.33.
Frazer was another team that couldn’t post a team
score but had Alyssa Toco Blount finishing 37th with
a time of 25:53.66. Kallianna Toco Blount was 46th
with a time of 28:46.
Nashua’s lone athlete was Alyssa Murdock,
finishing 43rd with a time of 27:42.60.
I’ll be reporting how the Scotties fared in fall
sports last week — and it was pretty darn good —
throughout the week.
Services for Janet Lentzner
It is with profound Boy Scout
sadness that the family
of Janet Kay Lentzner INDIAN
announce her sudden, TACOS
peaceful passing on July
To Go Only
20th, 2021 at the age of 68
September 21 • 5:00
in Denver, CO.
300 Total
Cremation has
$7 each or 4 for $25
taken place and the
Celebration of Janet’s life Drive in through the back
gate of the fairgrounds
will be in Glasgow, MT and out through the front
on September 24, 2021, gate of the fairgrounds
with a Highland Cemetery Boy Scout Food Booth
graveside service starting
at 3:00 p.m. followed by a dinner and gathering at Elks
Lodge. The Annual Fantastic

Wild Bunch
Bell Mortuary is assisting, and condolences may be
left at bellmortuarymontana.com. Memorial donations
may be made in Janet’s honor to the Leukemia and
Lymphoma Society (givenow.lls.org).
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News for you Muzzleloaders September 24th & 25th
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The Fish and Wildlife Commission adopted 54250 US Highway 2 • Glasgow, MT
regulations for Montana’s first traditional muzzleloader GALA GRAND OPENING
season. House Bill 242 was passed in the 2021 Legislative Friday, September 24th at 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Session and established a nine-day muzzleloader Refreshments Sponsored by
heritage hunting season for deer and elk that begins on Ezzie’s West End
the second Saturday following the end of the regular Saturday, September 25th at 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
season. For 2021, the season is Dec. 11 to Dec. 19. To
address this new statute, the commission adopted the
following regulations, most of which are based on
language from the statute:
• A person may take a deer or elk with a license or permit that
is still valid at the end of the general hunting season.
• Hunters can use plain lead projectiles and a muzzleloading
rifle that is charged with loose black powder, loose pyrodex
or an equivalent loose black powder substitute and ignited by
a flintlock, wheel lock, matchlock or percussion mechanism
using a percussion or musket cap.
• The muzzleloading rifle must be a minimum of .45 caliber
and may not have more than two barrels.
• During the muzzleloader season, hunters may not use a
muzzleloading rifle that requires insertion of a cap or primer
into the open breech of the barrel (inline), is capable of
being loaded from the breech, or is mounted with an optical
magnification device.
• Use of preprepared paper or metallic cartridges, sabots,
gas checks or other similar power and range-enhancing
manufactured loads that enclose the projectile from the
rifling or bore of the firearm is also prohibited.
 HOCKEY SEASON IS ALMOST HERE
Registration with the Hi-Line Youth Hockey
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AGE GROUPS:
Mites: 8 and Under • Squirts: 9-10 • Peewees: 11-12 • Bantams 13-14
High School Girls: 19 and Under • High School Boys Grades 9-12
• Free equipment to first year skaters, affordable rental gear to players
in need.
• Scholarships available to cover registration costs.
• Registration at HLYH.org or contact Heather Dulaney at 263-8088.
• Equipment check-out appointments on can be scheduled or by
appointment.
• COVID policy in effect for the 2021-2022 season.

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U.S. Constitution Facts as Constitution Week Continues
• The U. S Constitution was written
in the same Pennsylvania State
House where the Declaration of
Independence was signed and
where George Washington received
his commission as Commander of
the Continental Army. Now called
Independence Hall, the building still
stands today on Independence Mall
in Philadelphia, directly across from
the National Constitution Center.
• Written in 1787, the Constitution was
signed on September 17. But it wasn’t
until 1788 that it was ratified by the
necessary nine states.
• The U.S. Constitution was prepared in
secret, behind locked doors that were
guarded by sentries.
• Some of the original framers and
many delegates in the state ratifying
conventions were very troubled that
the original Constitution lacked a
description of individual rights. In
1791, Americans added a list of
rights to the Constitution. The first ten
amendments became known as The
Bill of Rights.
• Of the 55 delegates attending
the Constitutional Convention, 39
signed and 3 delegates dissented.
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11:30 am - 5:30 pm at the Health Department.
Walk-in on Wednesdays only.
If stairs are a problem, please let us know when you arrive.
We are scheduling FLU clinics in Fort Peck, Hinsdale, Lustre, Nashua,
Opheim, and St. Marie and will be there as soon as possible.
TUESDAY
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• Established on November 26, 1789, Dine at the “O”
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• The original Constitution is on
display at the National Archives in
Washington, D.C. When the Japanese
bombed Pearl Harbor, it was moved
to Fort Knox for safekeeping.
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
born in “1940”
You are invited to a birthday party
It doesn’t matter where you were born in 1940.
Our “80s” party was not held last year because of the virus.
So before we all turn 81 lets meet at the
Oasis dining room on Monday Sept. 27
at the VFW • Glasgow at 11:30 for a no host luncheon.
Doors Open at 2 PM • Food at 4 PM If you have not been called or are new to the community
call Karen 406-263-8568 or Diane 406-263-8029
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Pulled Pork by Mike Meredith Constitution Week continued
DB’s Mac & Cheese, Potato Salad During Montana’s general elections, participating
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FOR MAYOR
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I Support:
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• Keeping the public informed on all city
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• Always keeping an open mind to the community
and approachable at all times
• Continued positive and constructive co-operation
between city council and county
• I understand the value of tax dollars
Paid for by Todd Young for Mayor; Todd Young, Treasurer