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Glasgow’s Shalynn Pedersen was one of 39 girls competing this past Saturday. Girls’ wrestling is picking up steam!

Host Scotties finish third at annual tourney

By Mike Brandt
Wrestling has been one of the
successful sports in the Bonnie
City. Glasgow has produced talent
every year since winning its first
state championship in 1963. Since
that first championship the Scotties
have won 13 more titles with eight
coming in Class B.
Glasgow has had one four-
time champion in Luke Zieger
(2009-12) and four three-time
champions in Craig Hallock (1970-
72), Nathan Hopstad (2002-04), and
most recently Colten Fast (2019-
21) and Dylan Nieskens (2019-21).
Glasgow has 11 two-time champs
and 11 wrestlers that have posted
undefeated seasons. Jim Lockwood
(16-0) was the first state champion,
winning in 1960.
Glasgow is the two-time
defending Class B champion and
the Scotties are hoping to make
another run for the crown this year.
However, the Scotties are not as
strong this year with a lot of young
athletes and only six seniors.
Glasow hosted the 26th Annual
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American Legion meeting Thursday
There will be an American Legion Meeting (not
Auxiliary) Thursday, December 16 at The VFW at 7PM.
On the agenda: Boys State, aide to Veterans, future
plans of the American Legion, and Drape our charter.
All Veterans are welcome !
God has such a sense of humor
A woman was at work when she received a phone
call that her small daughter was very sick with a fever.
So she left work and stopped by the pharmacy to get
some medication.
She got back to her car and found that she had
locked her keys in the car. She didn’t know what to
do. She called home and told the baby sitter what had
happened.
The baby sitter told her that the fever was getting
worse. She suggested, “You might find a coat hanger and
use that to open the door.”
The woman looked around and found an old rusty
coat hanger that had been left on the ground, possibly
by someone else who at some time had locked their keys
in their car. She looked at the hanger and thought to
herself outloud, “I don’t know how to use this.”
She bowed her head and asked God to send her
HELP.
Within five minutes a beat up old motorcycle pulled
up. A bearded man who was wearing an old biker skull
rag on his head.
The woman thought: “This is what you sent to help
me?”
However, she was desperate and was actually very
thankful! The man got off of his cycle and asked if he
could help.
She said, “Yes, my daughter is very sick. I stopped
to get her some medication and I’ve locked my keys in
my car. I must get home to her. Please, can you use this
hanger to unlock my car?”
He said “Sure.”
He walked over to the car, and within 30 seconds
the car door was opened.
She hugged the man and through her tears she
said, “Thank You SO Much! You are a very nice man.”
The man replied “Lady, I am NOT a nice man. I
just got out of PRISON yesterday, I was in prison for car
theft.”
The woman hugged the man again and with
sobbing tears cried out loud, “Oh, thank you, God! You
even sent me a Professional!!”
Is GOD Good or What!!!???
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health, maternal/child health, and family planning, and other duties as
assigned. Requires a current nursing license as a registered nurse in
Montana and current driver’s license. We will train the right person. We
will consider hiring a candidate at 29-40 hours per week. This position
offers a FULL BENEFIT package if working 30-40 hours/week with
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to bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Social Services or any health-
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hours per week as training is provided, FULL BENEFIT package, and
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This position is funded through July 1, 2023 with potential for
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and application, PLEASE CONTACT VALLEY COUNTY HEALTH
DEPARTMENT AT 501 COURT SQUARE #11, GLASGOW, MT 59230
OR CALL 406-228-6261.
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on employment tab. CALL 406-228-2406 FOR MORE INFO. (EQUAL
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Thank you to all who contributed and supported Erika
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Deb, Ann, Stacey, Michelle, Stacy, Jenn, Paula and all
schedule today with
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Chris Wallace Expected To Double CNN’s Viewership

ATLANTA, GA—Desperate
to recoup their viewers lost since
the end of the 2020 election,
CNN has hired news anchor
Chris Wallace from Fox News.
Experts have estimated that a
move this big could actually
double their audience to a grand
total of four people.
“Look, now that the election
is over, airports no longer air
CNN, and all of our other
anchors are getting fired—we
gotta do something to save our
ratings,” said Gale Kaegel, a
spokesperson for CNN. “So that’s why we’ll take anyone his viewers to Chris Wallace and has yet to congratulate
right now, even Chris Wallace.” his new coworker. Stelter was unavailable for comment
“And who knows—maybe he’ll do something but could be distinctly heard crying inside his dressing
exciting like call another election way too early,” Kaegel room.
continued. “That’s bound to get us a couple of viewers. At publishing time, CNN reported that their ratings
Just anything he wants to try, really. It couldn’t hurt.” had gone back down to three viewers, as one person was
Not everyone has been as optimistic about his just trying to create an account for Farmville and wasn’t
hiring, though. Brian Stelter has reportedly lost both of subscribing to CNN to see Chris Wallace.
NOTICE OF CITY COUNCIL SEAT VACANCY
CHECK OUT OUR The Glasgow City Council will accept applications to fill the
LOWER PRICES! upcoming City Council Vacancy in Ward III, that will run until
December 31, 2023. Applications can be picked up at the
DO NOT NEED CARD Glasgow City Clerk’s Office, 319 3rd Street South, Monday
FOR CBD PRODUCTS! through Friday 8:00 am to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00
p.m. Applications will need to be returned by 5:00 p.m. on
NOW OPEN December 23, 2021, to be considered for the position.
Monday - Friday Any questions related to the position can be directed to
Organic Medical 10am-6pm City Clerk Amundson, by calling (406) 263-0617 or by
Alternatives 406-228-4202 email at samundson@cityofglasgowmt.com
Montana State Library First Lutheran Church
Scandinavian & Holiday
partners with MFWP Bake Sale
The Montana State Library and Montana Fish, Saturday, Dec. 18, 2021
Wildlife & Parks are pleased to announce a relaunch of the 9:00 am - 11:30 pm
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learning opportunity that will give their students a whole
new awareness and appreciation for Montana’s bears,” said This fundraiser helps to put Dollars to work right
here in Montana conserving wetland habitat!
FWP Education Specialist Ryan Schmaltz.
Della VanSetten, from the Choteau/Teton Public Please contact Ken Jansa 263-8030, Evan Guenther 690-6782,
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There are really no words to express my heartfelt thanks.
Whether you kept me in your thoughts and prayers, gave
a donation, bought an item, or helped in anyway your love
and kindness brought me great comfort and will always be
remembered. Thank you for being generous souls and having
beautiful spirits in a world that could use a million more people
like you. What a wonderful community and amazing people
who's generosity is inspiring. Thanks so much for everything
you've done and for all that you continue to do. You're the best,
and you're appreciated more than words can say.
~ Love, Erika Austin.

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A drunk walked into a bar and, after staring for some
time at the only woman seated at the bar, walked over to
her and kissed her. She jumped up and slapped him silly.
He immediately apologized and explained, “I’m sorry. I
thought you were my wife. You look exactly like her.”
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her.”
Host Scotties continued from front
Scottie Invitational over the weekend with a dual
tournament Friday. The Scotties went 1-2 with a 40-
27 win over Class A Hardin. Huntley Project defeated
Glasgow 40-21 and Class A Billings Central edged the
Scotties 36-34.
A few notable wins in the Huntley dual was Devin
Nesbitt over Garrett Sholley, Damien Nesbitt over Wylee
Lindeem, and Kyler Hallock over Stean Selman.
Class A power Sidney won the tournament portion
with 232.5 points. Huntley followed with 166, Glasgow
had 123, Miles city 121.5 and Circle 107.5.
The tournament had a record 275 wrestlers from
27 schools and featured 39 girls. Teams came as far away
as Manhattan to Simms and in between.
Hallock (9-3) finished second in the 205-pound
weight class, losing a 6-5 decision to Selman of Huntley
in the championship.Hallock pinned Nathan Romo
of Sidney in 1:39, won by injury default over Chance
Smith of Wolf Point, and won by major decision over
Carter Morgan of Choteau, 13-0.
Damien Nesbitt (8-4) finished third in 170 with a
pin over Migual Perez of Fairfield in 38 seconds. The
senior started with a pin over Josh Saiz of Sidney in
1:41. He won a 10-3 decision over Garrett Buckalew of
Colstrip and lost 2-0 against Lindeen of Huntley. Nesbitt
pinned Saiz for the second time in 2:07.
Mason Donaldson (4-4) finished fourth in152,
losing 7-1 to Espyn Hostetler of Glendive. The junior won
three straight bouts, pining Dante Suaze of Manhattan
in 2:13, pinning Tayven Rodell of Shepherd, and a 6-0
decision over Devon O’Neill of Billings Central. Sidney’s
Zander Burnson pinned Donaldson in 4:34. Donaldson
won by fall over Zaden Heck of colstrip in 2:08.
Jack Corrnwell (6-7) was seventh in 138 with a 6-2
decision over Sean Ward of Fairfield. Cornwell won his
first two bouts via pins, 1:53 over Roman Stops at Pretty
Places of Hardin and 12 seconds over Kyle Dylina of
Roundup. Michael Leach of Simms won a 11-0 major
decision. Cornwell followed that with a fall, 1:56 over
Sheldon Sernano of Roundup. Nate Carlson of Sidney
won by fall in 4:42.
Jake Kuka (4-5) was eighth in the 120 class, losing
8-6 to Deegan Cananza of Sidney. Kuka was pinned
by Jase Frederick of Poplar in 2:30, he pinned Cooper
Smith of Manhattan in 45 seconds and lost a 13-3 major
decision to Ga2:26. vin Nedens of Huntley.
Michael King (6-8) took eighth in 145, pinned by
Miles Wells of Hardin in 2:28. King pinned Taryn Yager
of Colstrip in 1:05, was pinned by Aaron See of Sidney
in 1:47, pinned Deegan Tvedt of Miles City and was
pinned by Lane Snider of Chinook in 38 seconds.
Devon Nesbitt (9-6) was fourth in 160, losing to
Sholley, 6-0, The senior had three straight pins, 1:51
over Dalton Duncan of Custer/Hysham, 1:19 over
Jordan Davis of Wolf Point, and 3:02 of Kadyen Howe
of Harlem. Nesbitt had a fall against 13-0 Aden Graves
of Sidney in 59 seconds. Nesbitt followed that with a pin
over Jessie Brawley of Baker in 50 seconds.
Austin Hughes (6-5) finished eighth at 182, pinned
by Colter Ball of Fort Benton in 1:22. Hughes won by a
fall of Augustus Lee of choteau in 3:38. Tyler Schoen of
Chinook pinned Hughes in 5:21. Hughes had a quick
pin in 34 seconds over Paul Just of Billings Central, then
lost an 8-3 decision to Dakota Holbrook of Broadus.
Hunter Crum (5-3) was seventh at 205, winning a fall
in 2:46 over Nathan Romo of Sidney. Crum was pinned
by Sebastian Mansfield of Chester-JI in 1:05, he pinned
Dallas Doney of Harlem in 55 seconds and won by
injury default over Chance Smith of Wolf Point, and
was pinned by Jaiden Gibson of Miles City in 2:39.
Ted See (7-4) went 1-2 in the 120 class with his
lone win coming in the first round, pinning Raiden
Aurand of Broadus in 31 seconds.
Dillon Hughes (4-6) also went 1-2 in the 138 class,
pinning Chase Wells of Hardin in 3:11.
Ted Tryan (2-6) went 0-2 at 138.
Gabe Munroe also went 0-2 at the 285 weight class
in his first varsity action.
For the girls, Shalynn Pedersen won two of her
four matches to place fourth in the 132/138 weight
class, scoring 14 points for the Scotties and finishing
12th out of 17 teams. Miles City won the team title with
68 points, followed closely by Poplar with 57.5 points
and Baker with 48.
The Scotties will be wrestling at the Fort Benton
mixer on Thursday night and will then be in Great Falls
for the 44th Annual CMR Holiday Invitational Friday
and Saturday before skidding into Christmas break.
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