“No Bull”

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Jett Morehouse picked up a pair of tournament titles Court” Tournament. Other double titlists include Rowen
over the weekend, shown here with a pin in Malta. Jett Thompson, Taryn Sundeen, Tate Lehner, Rygan
was one of ten Highlanders to win both the Glasgow Gamas, Riley Pattison, Saunten Gamas, Jaxson
Wrestling Club Invitational and Malta’s “Cover the Kemp, Leo Erickson and William Kirkland.

Record turnout for Highlanders, GWC Tournament

by GWC Staff
Our Highlanders were on
FIRE this past weekend! We
welcomed a RECORD 455 kids to
our home tournament and we put
on a show in the friendly confines
of Scottie Gymnasium.
We entered our own record of
80 grapplers into the competition.
When the dust had settled, GWC
crowned Fifteen individual
CHAMPIONS and 57 Top 4
finishers!
After a long day on the mats,
the kids were back at it on Sunday
morning in Malta at the “Cover
the Court” event. The Highlanders
proved to be even more dominant
in rival territory. We entered a
event-best 67 wrestlers on Sunday
and came away with an amazing 21
Individual CHAMPIONS and 53
Top 4 finishers!
WOW. What a great couple of
days for these future Scotties. The
Coaches could not be any prouder
of this great group of kids.
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Applications sought for

upland game bird council
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking to fill
two vacancies on an advisory council that provides
Groundhog ongoing monitoring of upland game bird enhancement

Day
program activities. Council members represent all FWP
administrative regions and include upland game bird
Wednesday hunters, chamber of commerce memberships, upland
game bird biologists and others who have conservation
Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 5. interests. For this appointment, at least one council
Tonight: Cloudy, then gradually becoming partly cloudy, with member must be a landowner enrolled in Block
a low around -12. Wind chill values between -15 and -25. Management.
North wind around 11 mph. Council members will be appointed by FWP
Wednesday: Mostly sunny and cold, with a high near -2. Director Hank Worsech to participate in two meetings a
Wind chill values between -20 and -30. Northwest wind 7 to
year. Members will be asked to contribute to additional
11 mph.
discussions throughout a two- or four-year term.
Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around -10. Wind
chill values between -20 and -30. East southeast wind 6 to 13
To apply, visit FWP’s website at fwp.mt.gov and
mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph. search “Upland Game Bird Advisory Council.” Paper
Thursday: Partly sunny, with a high near 19. Southeast wind
applications are available upon request by calling 406-
6 to 10 mph becoming west in the afternoon. 444-5674. Nominations must be submitted by Feb. 18.
Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around -1. The next council meeting will be held in Helena on
Northwest wind 6 to 8 mph becoming north northeast after March 28 and 29.
midnight. For more information, call Debbie Hohler at 406-
Friday: Partly sunny, with a high near 27. Southeast wind 6 444-5647, or email to dhohler@mt.gov.
to 10 mph.
Friday Night: A 30 percent chance of snow, mainly after
11pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 18. Southeast wind
8 to 14 mph becoming west after midnight.
Saturday: A 20 percent chance of snow before 11am. Mostly
sunny, with a high near 38. Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy,
with a low around 15.Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near
37. West wind 9 to 11 mph.
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 21.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 44.

Reel Life Wisdom

“Prepare for the worst and you won’t be
disappointed.” ~ Sam Spruell in Valerian and
the City of a Thousand Planets (2017)
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GLASGOW POLICE DEPARTMENT is seeking applicants for the
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T-Bone Sez....
A cold seat in a public restroom
is unpleasant. A warm seat in a public
restroom is worse.
Apparently, an RSVP to a
wedding invitation “Maybe next time,”
isn’t the correct response.
Don’t irritate old people. The older we get, the less Free Covid tests available at VCHD
“Life in prison” is a deterrent. Valley County Health Department has received a
I want to be 14 again and ruin my life differently. I partial shipment of at-home COVID-19 rapid antigen
have lots of new ideas. tests from DPHHS for Valley County residents.
The tests are free to support early COVID-19
As I watch this new generation try to rewrite our detection in an effort to reduce transmission of the
history, one thing I’m sure of....it will be misspelled and virus. The CareStart tests are self-administered, and
have no punctuation. results are available in 10 minutes.
Confuse your doctor by putting on rubber gloves Anyone who tests positive should report the result
at the same time he does. by calling the Health Department at 228-6261 or on this
link: hometest.mt.gov
I picked up a hitchhiker. He asked if I wasn’t afraid, You may pick up a free test kit - 2 tests are inside
he might be a serial killer? I told him the odds of two serial - one test kit per household - Monday-Thursday from
killers being in the same car were extremely unlikely. 1:00 - 4:00 pm.

TAC to meet this Thursday
There is a Valley County Transportation Advisory
Committee meeting Thursday, February 3rd at 2p.m. at
the Valley County Senior Citizen Center.
Performance
Concrete
Construction
&
The TAC will be working on/approving the local • Residential &
Commercial Concrete
Coordination Plan and reviewing/approving Capital Fort Peck, Montana • New Construction
requests. Anyone interested in transportation in our Cell 406-263-8054 & Remodels
county is invited. Fax: 406-367-5257
mudman@nemont.net Rod Lambert
Anyone interested in transportation in Valley
County is invited to attend.
KC FREE THROW A man and a little
Gianforte Appoints Christy CONTEST boy entered a barbershop
together. After the man
Clark Director of Agriculture KC Council #2997
Boys & Girls age 9-14 received the full treatment:
as of Jan. 1st can participate shave, shampoo, manicure
Governor Greg Gianforte today announced the
and haircut, he placed the
appointment of Christy Clark as the director of the Sunday, February 6th boy in the chair.
Montana Department of Agriculture. at 1:00 PM Then he said, “I’m
“Montana producers work hard to feed the Registration at 12:30 PM going to buy a green tie to
world, and today they have a partner and established Glasgow East Side School wear for the parade. I’ll be
advocate in Christy Clark as the director of the Winners will receive a back in a few minutes.”
Montana Department of Ag,” Gov. Gianforte said. Hooded Sweatshirt!
When the boy’s haircut
“A fifth-generation rancher, Christy understands Participants are required to furnish
proof of age & written parental consent was completed and the
the challenges and opportunities our producers face, Questions, Call Paul Etchart man still hadn’t returned,
and shares my commitment to strengthening and 406-263-4589 the barber said, “Looks like
supporting our state’s number one industry.” your daddy’s forgotten all
Since May 2021, Clark began serving as acting about you.”
director of the department when director Mike Foster “That wasn’t my
temporarily left the agency to serve as the state’s daddy,” said the boy. “He
ARPA program director. Since Foster’s retirement in just walked up, took me by
October 2021, Clark has continued to serve as acting the hand and said, ‘Come
director. With the governor’s appointment, she is on, kid, we’re gonna go get
director of the agency. a free haircut’.”
Since 2015, Clark has served Montana producers
at the department in various roles, including deputy
director, agricultural sciences administrator, and
agricultural development and marketing bureau chief.
A Choteau native and fifth-generation rancher,
Clark has promoted Montana’s high-quality ag
products throughout the world and expanded value-
added ag opportunities for Montana producers at the
Department of Agriculture.
“I am honored to be a part of Governor
Gianforte’s team and lead an agency serving our
farmers, ranchers, and other ag-related industries.
They are the lifeblood of our state,” Clark said.
“Agriculture is my greatest passion, and I can’t help
but feel like everything I’ve done in my life up until
this point, both personally and professionally, has led
me here.”
 Family Planning Clinics Lukes 100 Annual Dinner
Valley County Health Department has Family Planning
Clinics scheduled for February 8 and March 22. Our provider
and Membership Meeting
does well-woman exams and contraceptive services to
include long-acting reversal methods (Nexplanon and IUD).
will be February 8, 2022, at 7:00pm
Every day we offer birth control starts, ongoing method at the Valley View Home.
support, counselling, STD/HIV testing, free condoms, and
emergency contraception. All members are welcome to attend.
Valley County Health Department
Call 228-6261 for an appointment. We can usually see you
500 4th Ave South | Courthouse Annex
within 1-2 days for these services. Our clinic is open to
Monday – Thursday 7:30 am - 6:00 pm
Please call Valley View Home at 228-2461 to make
males and females of any age. Our services are billed using
Main Office: (406) 228-6261 a sliding fee scale and no one is denied services. (We will your reservation. A wonderful meal, information and
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 Glasgow Wrestling Club Invitational:
Tot-- Murdock Pattison 2nd Quincy Iwen Weston Kirkland 3rd
Zander Downhour 2nd Fisher Johnson Karver Cromwell Tyrus Hartwell 2nd
Nels Redfield 3rd CJ Sillerud Kellan Holzworth Rylan Schultz
Howard Redfield 3rd Jaxon Budde 3rd Owen George DC Flaten 2nd
Rowen Thompson 1st Kase Shumway Elijah Plummer Ira Moore 2nd
Michael Ames Buddy Cole Holden Adams Ashton Earll 4th
Ryker Yeska Deshawn Joseph 3rd Devon Munroe 4th Jaxson Kemp 1st
Abel Krauth Calex Greenough 2nd Domani Marcheselli Leo Erickson 1st
Ledger Kaufman 3rd Carson Young 3rd Tate Loftsgaard 3rd William Mulder 4th
Benton Knight 4th Cameron Burns 2nd Deymian Jones 4th Jack Morehouse 1st
Tot Girls-- Josiah Hernandez 3rd Midget Girls-- Novice Girls--
Olive Marks 1st Bantam Girls-- Kennedy Flaten 2nd Aubree Holinde
Lillee Holzworth 2nd TenLea Sundeen 2nd Riley Pattison 1st Riley Pedersen 2nd
Taryn Sundeen 1st Rygan Gamas 1st Lyla Lehner 2nd Schoolboy--
Collins Flaten 2nd Archer Henry 4th Tenley Knight 2nd Cody Kuka 2nd
Bantam-- Piper See 3rd Camryn Kemmis 2nd Cash Richardson 1st
Tate Lehner 1st Harlee Vandermars 1st Khloe Kaufman 3rd Ethan Engstrom 4th
Colton WIlcox Midget-- Novice-- Andrew Linder 3rd
Dayton Markle 2nd Anders Aune Aiden Aune 2nd Ernie Vandall 2nd
Caleb See 1st Ryker Nixdorf 4th Hunter Pierce 2nd Cadet--
Cole Hagenau Walker Kirkland 3rd Saunten Gamas 1st William Kirkland 1st
Jeremiah Plummer Knoxsen Harris Blaine Brandt
Jett Morehouse 1st Eli Holinde Taden Sundeen 2nd

Scotties set sights on divisional wrestling tournament

By Mike Brandt
The final two weeks of the
2021-22 wrestling season has come
around. Glasgow enters the weekend
as the fourth ranked team in Class
B, dropping to fourth in the coaches
poll last week with Jefferson over
taking the Scotties.
Huntley Project, the favored
team going into the divisional
tournament, has been ranked on top
most of the season. The Red Devils
are followed by Cut Bank.
Glasgow has two wrestlers that
are ranked number one in the poll
and will be vying for a divisional
championship this weekend. But it
won’t be easy for of them.
Damien Nesbitt holds down
the top spot in the 170pound weight
class. The senior will have a tough
match, providing he makes it to the
championship, in finals. Nesbitt
will need to beat Wylee Lindeen
of Huntley. Lindeen has also been
ranked on top until Nesbitt beat him
a while back.
Kyler Hallock is ranked number
one at 205, ahead of Stran Selman
of Huntley. Hallock will also have a
tough final but has beaten Selman
twice this season.
Glasgow wrapped up the
regular season last weekend with a
dual against Glass A Havre in front
of the home crowd on Senior-Night
Thursday. The Blue Ponies won the
dual 46-16.
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Tot--
Nels Redfield 3rd
Howard Redfield 1st
Zander Downhour 4th
Michael Ames
Rowen Thompson 1st
Ryker Yeska
Benton Knight 4th
Ledger Kaufman 3rd
Tot Girls--
Olive Marks 2nd
Taryn Sundeen 1st
Collins Flaten 1st
Bantam Girls--
Bantam--
Tate Lehner 1st
Dayton Markle 2nd
Caleb See
Cole Hagenau 4th
Jett Morehouse 1st
“Cover the Court” in Malta: Novice--
Milo Marks Midget-- Aiden Aune 1st
Hunter Pierce 1st
Fisher Johnson 2nd Anders Aune
Murdock Pattison 1st Walker Kirkland William Mulder 4th
Weston Kirkland 3rd
CJ Sillerud Ryker Nixdorf 3rd
Jaxon Budde Quincy Iwen DC Flaten 2nd
Ira Moore 1st
Deshawn Joseph 2nd Knoxsen Harris
Carson Young 1st Karver Cromwell Jaxson Kemp 1st
Leo Erickson 1st
Calex Greenough 2nd Owen George
Cameron Burns 2nd Devon Munroe 1st Saunten Gamas 1st
Tyrus Hartwell 2nd
Josiah Hernandez 1st Domani Marchaselli
Kase Shumway 4th Tate Loftsgaard 3rd Taden Sundeen 3rd
Schoolboy--
Buddy Cole Deymian Jones 3rd
Midget Girls-- Jack Morehouse 3rd
John Yeska 2nd
Archer Henry 2nd Kennedy Flaten 2nd
TenLea Sundeen 1st Riley Pattison 1st Cody Kuka 1st
Cash Richardson 2nd
Rygan Gamas 1st Lyla Lehner 3rd
Piper See 2nd Tenley Knight 4th William Kirkland 1st
Ethan Engstrom 3rd
Harlee Vandermars 2nd Khloe Kaufman 2nd
Ernie Vandall 2nd

Friday saw the Scotties in Malta
where they participated in a mixer
with Glasgow winning 14 bouts and
losing three. Jake Kuka, Ted Tyran,
Mason Donaldson, Devon Nesbitt,
and Damien Nesbitt all went 2-0.
Hallock was 1-0, Jack Cornwell,
Michael King, and Austin Hughes
were 1-1.
Saturday was the Malta
Invitational with the Scotties winning
four championships. Team-wise the
Scotties were second with 213 points.
Havre won the tournament with
247 points, Cut Bank was third with
188, Billings Central followed with
165, Malta had 124, Fort Benton-Big
Sandy 112, Harlem 48, Wolf Point 45
and Chester-JI 39.
Kuka won the 113 weight class,
defesting Trevor O’Hara of Fort
Benton. Kuka is ranked sixth going
into the divisional tournament.
Third-ranked Donaldson
won the 152 class defeating Daniel
Mattling of Billings Central.
Damien Nesbitt won the 170
class beting Spencer Gibbs of Malta.
Hallock beat Mason Garfield to
win the 205 weight class.
Glasgow had four other
wrestlers also place with Cornwell
finishing second at 138. He lost to
Kanon Branch of Cut Bank.
Ted see was fourth at 113, losing
to Matthew Lane of havre. King was
also fourth at 145, losing to Devin
O’Neill of Billings Central. Hughes
was fourth at 182, losing to Colter
Ball of Fort Benton-Big Sandy.
Glasgow’s lone girl wrestler,
Shalynn Pedersen, lost to Kaitlyn
Johnson of Harlem to finish second
at 120-125.
The Scotties need your support
this weekend in Colstrip. Go cheer
the Scotties on to victory. Good Luck
wrestlers.