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By Mike Brandt
It’s hard to find an athlete
that excels in two and three sports.
Glasgow has had a few that has. The
class of 2022 had some. Looking at
some recent Glasgow grads who
have, Dalton Sand and Bergen Miller
in cross country, basketball and
track; Tyann Graham and Blaire
Westby in volleyball, basketball and
track; Abrianna Nielson in volleyball
and basketball.
The most recent athlete that has
excelled in two sports is Kyler Hallock.
He was a standout in football and
wrestling.
Hallock was a running back and
linebacker. He rushed for 938 yards on
158 carries and scored 14 touchdowns.
On defense he had 40 tackles with 32
unassisted.
“It was pretty good,” Hallock said
about his high school career. “We had
a new head coach my freshmen year.
He built off of my class and the class
before me. My senior year went well,
it was awesome. There’s only so much
you can do as an individual, but I feel I
did great.” photo by Rachel Boese
continued on back page

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Winds could gust as high as 18 mph.
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wind 5 to 10 mph becoming west 15 to 20 mph in the
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wind 15 to 20 mph decreasing to 9 to 14 mph after midnight.
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thunderstorms before midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low
around 57. West wind 7 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as
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sunny, with a high near 80. West wind 7 to 13 mph, with
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thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 56. South
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Has Zoo Montana gone wild?
Or rather, nuts? It's bad enough that Zoo Montana
supports the American Prairie Reserve. Don't believe
it? Ask Whitney Swanson or Rachel Boese, as on a trip
to the Zoo they were asked if they would like to donate
to the APR (and you definitely know what Whitney's
reaction was to that).
Well, now from Montana Talks with Aaron Flint
comes this:
Zoo Montana Hosting a “Drag
Queen Story Hour” Event in Billings
It's happening here. Just days after shocking
video surfaced of a drag queen event targeting
children in Dallas, Texas — now a drag queen book
reading event targeting children is taking place in
Billings, Montana.
I've already heard from a number of our listeners
and concerned parents asking if I had seen this news
yet. A "Drag Queen Story Hour" event at ZooMontana
in Billings is being billed as "family friendly." Several
of the comments I have already seen on social media
include outraged parents who say they are "done with
Zoo Montana."
406 Pride is hosting the event at ZooMontana
on June 22nd, according to event info posted on
Facebook:
"Want to come hang out with some Drag Queens
while they read awesome books and then go check
out the zoo for reduced admission? Then this family-
friendly event is for you!"
From 12-4pm, ZooMontana is generously
offering $4/person admission for those who attend
the Drag Queen Story event
I have confirmed that the event is indeed
happening at Zoo Montana, and anticipate getting
reaction from the zoo later on Thursday.
The Daily Wire's Matt Walsh describes the
Dallas gay bar drag queen event where children were
encouraged to participate and were even showed
handing dollar bills to the scantily clad drag queens
(you can check out the video at montanatalks.com).
Rep. Dan Crenshaw of Texas (R-TX) responded
to the video of the Dallas event by saying, "This is
really deranged. It’s also proof that when you’re too
open-minded, your brain falls out. Clearly these
parents lost their minds a long time ago."
Says Matt Walsh: "It's time to confront and
shame the groomers."
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GLASGOW SCHOOLS SURPLUS SALE June 6-10, 8 am-4 pm: Sales
at the following locations: Irle School - 825 8th St N; GHS - #1 Scottie
Pride Dr; & Admin Office/Bus Barn – 229 7th St N. For a listing of
items, go to: https://www.glasgow.k12.mt.us/board Items not
sold will be disposed.
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until filled
**Starting wage: $15.00** Laborers are needed for mosquito control.
Glasgow mosquito district is looking for two trustworthy individuals
to drive and fog for adult mosquitoes during the evening hours.
Applicants must be 18 years or older and have a valid driver’s license.
Successful applicants will be required to follow rules, regulations,
and wear provided safety attire. Job duties will be assigned when
hired. These positions involve working with various chemicals and
may require strenuous physical activity. Applicants must establish
and maintain effective working relationships with fellow employees,
supervisors, and the public. Applicants will be subject to reference
checks. We are looking for responsible, honest, self-motivated and
hardworking applicants. Positions start late May early June and wrap
up by the end of August or early September. Most of this required work
will be during the evening hours. Generic Applications available
online at the Montana Job Service website under employment
applications or by stopping the Valley County Extension Office.
Applications can be dropped off at the Extension Office within
the Valley County Courthouse.
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you will be joining a unique and awesome department that works like
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writing & pricing sales slips, processing returns & credits, computer
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VALLEY COUNTY TRANSIT has an opening for a part-time/relief operations are Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 4pm to close.
driver. Benefits available. Must be able to obtain a CDL with passenger We do have events happening on other days/nights too.
endorsement within 90 days of hire. People skills and good driving Next weekend is the Glasgow All Class Reunion,
record are required. Will be subject to preemployment drug test, criminal
lots of opportunities for shifts!!!
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VALLEY VIEW HOME is looking for CNAs for day shift. High paid wage
for CNAs with long term care experience. We can train and certify anyone
worth the 30 seconds to read!
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hourly. PLEASE SWING BY VALLEY VIEW HOME ADMIN OFFICE FOR of prayer all the people gathered, but only one boy came
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specialized training. Pay depends on experience. Detail Technician – to wake up. That’s HOPE.
applicant will be responsible for washing and detailing vehicles in and out.
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Mandatory trapper education course now available online
More field days to be scheduled this summer and fall During the 2021 legislative session, Senate Bill 60
passed, which requires trapper education for all trappers
An online education course is now
who have not been a licensed trapper for at least
available for people looking to get
three previous seasons.
into trapping. The mandatory
Trappers who have been licensed
course is free and can be
trappers for three previous seasons
accessed on Montana Fish,
will be asked to list that experience
Wildlife & Parks website.
when purchasing a license. All other
The education program
trappers age 12 and older will
will include online course work
need to take the trapper
and a mandatory field day where new
education course before
trappers can learn from experienced
purchasing a license. Wolf
trappers about trapping ethics, humane
trappers who have taken the wolf
techniques, avoidance of non-target species, fur
trapper education course, but haven’t been a
management, and safety. This course also includes
licensed trapper for three years, will need to complete the
the mandatory wolf trapper certification for anyone
trapper education course to be able to trap wolves in 2022
looking to also trap wolves.
and beyond.
Two field days are already scheduled for July:
• July 9, Missoula, FWP Office, 3201 Spurgin Road, 8 For people who are interested in going through
a.m. to 6 p.m. the course curriculum in hard-copy format, please
• July 16, Helena, Montana WILD, 2668 Broadwater call or email Wayde Cooperider, 406-444-9947 or
Avenue, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. wacooperider@mt.gov.
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the coming weeks. please go to https://fwp.mt.gov/hunt/education/trapping.

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Johnny, age 6, and his dad went for a drive. Upon
returning home, Johnny's mom asked, "What did you
see, today?"
Johnny replied, "3 idiots, 1 dumb fool, 4 morons,
and 1 that Daddy said I should not tell you about."
Bail or Jail? Montana's Wild West Opinion Editorial by Commissioner Troy Downing
Montana's Wild West is alive and
well as a rogue subset of bounty hunters
commit crimes and abuses against
defendants on bail, their families, and
the public. State law gives bondsmen
unrestrained arrest powers leading
some to employ dangerous tactics that
threaten public safety and infringe on
defendants' rights.
There is a clear need for Montana
to create sideboards, rules, and
arrest reporting standards to ensure
transparency and establish minimal
qualifications for individuals operating
as fugitive recovery agents (bounty
hunters) in our State.
The growing abuses and criminal
charges against bondsmen culminated in
both public outrage and calls for reform
by our agency following a shooting last
year in Butte. In this case, a bondsman,
aided by a convicted felon, allegedly
broke into a home unannounced
seeking to arrest a defendant out on
bond. Following an altercation, the
homeowner — a third party — was
fatally shot. The bondsman, as well as
the man accompanying, were charged
with deliberate homicide and aggravated
burglary.
Although there are many
professional bondsmen and recovery
agents acting within the law, there is
increasing concern of recovery agents
and bondsmen committing, sometimes
very serious crimes.
A bail bond, or surety bond, is a
form of insurance. Bondsmen must be
licensed as surety insurance producers to
write bail bonds. As the agency charged
with regulating insurance in Montana,
we have the duty and authority to approve
and revoke licenses, levy penalties for
misconduct, and adopt rules. Following
the shooting in Butte, we revoked the
bondsman's license to ensure he could
no longer legally write or enforce bonds.
The laws regulating bail bonds are
even more complex when considering
the difference between a bondsman and
a fugitive recovery agent. While one is
often synonymous with the other, the law
does not mandate licensure for recovery
agents because they are not offering an
insurance product — their job is only
to arrest defendants. For example, the
shooting in Butte allegedly involved
a convicted felon who was aiding the
bondsman in the fugitive recovery
operation. The felon was not a licensed
surety insurance producer because he
was only acting as a recovery agent.
This loophole is void of any
authority for any Montana agency
to regulate the actions of unlicensed
fugitive recovery agents. This creates,
in some cases, unclear authority over
bondsmen recovering fugitives.
Bondsmen arguably have unilateral
authority to revoke bail at any time and
for any reason. As a result, a defendant
legally out on bond can be routinely
arrested and imprisoned without a court
order, at the whim of the bondsmen.
In other words, the bondsman doesn’t
need any reason other than discomfort
to recover a person out on bond. This
unrestricted authority is the catalyst
of many cases of abuse and crimes
committed by bondsmen. Our agency
is investigating multiple instances of
bondsmen offering payment or reduced
bail costs to defendants in exchange for
performing tasks, such as assisting in
fugitive recovery operations. In some
cases, bondsmen have gratuitously
revoked a defendant's bail, only to
again bail them out of jail to implement
additional fees on the same defendant.
The vast majority of bail bondsmen
and recovery agents in our State follow
the law, respect defendants' rights,
and support regulations to corral
unscrupulous actors who’s actions
tarnish the industry’s reputation. I’ve
always said, “bad actors are bad for
business.” Nobody wants bad actors in
their industry. However, abuses, crimes,
and violence perpetrated by bad actors
in the bail bonds industry will not stop
until the Legislature passes common-
sense laws giving some sideboards and
oversight on abuses being perpetrated
by a handful of bad actors.
In the 2023 Legislative Session, we
will introduce a bill to reform fugitive
recovery. We will be seeking two changes
to statute that we believe will help
solve many of the problems in fugitive
recovery in our great State:
Require all recovery agents to be
licensed surety insurance producers.
Through licensure, our agency can
enforce minimal qualifications, training
standards, and background checks.
Bondsmen and recovery agents abusing
their authority will have their licenses
revoked and lose their authority to write
bonds or arrest defendants. Mandatory
licensing also ensures defendants cannot
be paid or coerced into assisting in
fugitive recovery operations.
Implement transparency reporting
requirements. Before arresting a
defendant, bondsmen must notify local
law enforcement and provide licensure
information along with the defendant's
location. Bondsmen are also required
to report all arrests to our agency as a
condition of licensure. Reporting will
dissuade bad actors from engaging
in abusive behaviors without unduly
restricting bondsmen from protecting
their interests.
Fugitive recovery agents have unique
powers and authorities usually
only granted to highly trained law
enforcement professionals. Under
the current law, this industry has
little oversight, qualifications, or basic
training standards required to operate in
Montana communities with broad arrest
powers. The abuses from this small set
of bad actors in this industry are a clear
threat to the rights of Montanans. In the
next legislative session, the Legislature
should modernize our State's laws to
protect the rights of defendants and the
public from violence perpetrated by bad
actors in the bail bond industry.
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what kind of beverage Uncle Milt is sucking on? Starting at $20+/hr. FT position DOE, Benefit package includes
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At the Russian War College, the general is contributions, medical/dental/vision/life insurance
a guest lecturer and tells the class of officers that Please apply online - http://reynoldsmarket.com/employment
the session will focus on potential problems and the Contact Libby Berndt, FT Reynolds marketing director,
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begins by asking the first question, "Will we have to
fight a World War Three?"
"Yes, comrades, looks like you will," answers the
general.
"And who will be our enemy, Comrade General?"
another officer asks.
"The likelihood is that it will be China."
The class looks alarmed, and finally one officer
asks, "But Comrade General, we are 150 million people
and they are about 1.5 billion. How can we possibly
win?"
"Well," replies the general, "Think about it. In
modern war, it is not the quantity, but the quality that is
the key. For example, in the Middle East, 5 million Jews
fight against 50 million Arabs, and the Jews have been
the winners every time."
"But sir," asks the panicky officer, "Do we have
enough Jews"?
Hallock continued from front Alvie Hallock had two
sons, but only one went on to
Coach Patrick Barnett has guided wrestle. Dustin, the eldest, did not
the Scotties the past four years. Glasgow wrestle due to a life-threatening
advanced to the semifinals in 2021 before neck injury as a youngster, but
losing to eventual state Class B champions Dana did. Dana, who is Kyler’s dad,
Manhattan. This past season the Scotties was sixth in 1993 at 130 and 1994
hosted Bigfork and lost to the Vikings in a at 125. Alvie also has a daughter,
first-round game. Ashley.
“This year we didn’t make it as far as Kyler has cousins that
we wanted to, that happens,” said Hallock. also wrestled. Gabe is Dustin’s
In wrestling, Hallock won the son, was third in 2017 and fifth in
205-pound state championship, defeating 2016. Oden and Braden is sons of
Mason Garfield of Wolf Point, 8-3. Hallock Bryon. Oden was second in 2018
finished the season with a 42-4 record. He and Braden second in 2010-11 and
was second his junior year at 170 and fifth third in 2008-09.
at 160 his sophomore season. He has been
Head Coach Jory Casterline and Kyler Most of the Hallocks won
part of two state champions for the Scotties. divisional championships, Craig
Hallock celebrate his state wrestling
“I ended with 119 career wins. It title. photo by Amy Nelson four times, Bryon three times, Milt
(career) was awesome,” said Hallock. two times, Oden and Braden won
“Winning state was my other achievement. I lost to Garfield as well.
at divisional, but divisionals doesn’t matter.” “There’s a lot of success for us,” said Kyler. “My dad
Hallock was chosen to wrestle for Montana Maroon at didn’t start wrestling until he was in junior high. My uncles
the AAU Jr/Sr Twin River Duals In West Des Moines, Iowa got him into it, then he was hooked.”
April 9-10. Most of the Hallocks started wrestling in Glasgow’s
“That was awesome. I pinned a Nebraska state champion Highlanders club. Kyler started when he was three.
and a Wyoming finalist,” he said. “I did pretty good there. The “It helps to have this club. No one else has a good
match I lost, I didn’t wrestle that well, I sort of fell asleep at the program like this,” he said. “Sidney and Glasgow have the top
wheel. But it was great experience. I’m glad I went.” programs. And the people who runs this puts their hearts
Hallock went 7-1 in getting a silver medal and earning into it. When I was a little kid Jory (Casterline) was my coach.
Silver All-American honors. He’s coached me my own life.”
Hallock pinned Ben Vogt of Texas in 3:14; pinned Ryan Casterline was also Hallock's high school coach.
Gabriel of Nebraska in 1:36; pinned Gabe Christensen of Kyler won a title at the Bismarck Rotary Tounament at
Iowa in 2:53; pinned Tanner Edwards of Iowa in 48 seconds; 195-pounds, CMR Holiday Classic champ in 2021, had 119
pinned Jaxon Morrison of South Dakota in 59 seconds; career wins, which ties him for 26th in school history with
decisioned Jace Grant of Wyoming 4-1; and won one bout Mark Johnston (1999-2002).
via forfeit. His lone loss was to John Powers of Iowa, pinned Wrestling is in Kyler’s blood but he will be playing
in 4:52. football for Dickinson State University in Dickinson, N.D.
He did not go between his junior and senior year. “I met some other players that hadn’t committed yet, and
Instead he lifted weights to get prepared for football and I really like how they treated me and had similar interests,”
wrestling. He put on 40 pounds of muscle. said Hallock. “That really helped me make my decision to
“There’s a lot of training for football and wrestling,” go to Dickinson. And, of course, the coaches, also. The head
he said. “It’s very time consuming because you have to put coach and the coach that recruited me are both really nice
everything into it.” guys.”
Hallock wrestled in the 205 class but he weighed only Pete Stanton, a Baker athlete, has guided the Blue
185. Hawks for the past 10 years. He has won nine straight NSAA
Wrestling is in his blood. His grandfather, the late Alvie conference championships and six appearances in the NAIA
Hallock, started the family in wrestling. Alvie was fourth in playoffs.
1968 and his brothers followed. Craig was a three-time state Hallock will play outside linebacker. and will join
champions from 1970-72, Bryon was a two-time champ former Scotty teammate Loden Idler on the Blue Hawks
in 1977 and 1979 and second in 1976. Milt was a two-time squad. Idler quarterbacked the Scotties to the semifinal
champ as well, from 1969-70. game in 2020.