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Craig and Whitney Paju had over 100 antelope cruise through their pasture a little over a week ago (November 12th).

Winter weather has antelope on the move

Motorists encouraged to be As most folks know, antelope
cautious along roadways aren’t the best at crossing fences
GLASGOW – Although the or other barriers. Many times, this
pronghorn (commonly known as results in groups or individuals
antelope) hunting season is over, running next to a barrier or crossing
they are still on the move. The recent back and forth looking for an easier
winter weather in Montana has path.
triggered antelope into migration Barriers come in all shape
mode, with them often moving and sizes and can be manmade
south. Frequently, this leads to large or naturally occurring on the
groups attempting to cross highways landscape. Some of the most
and other major roadways, and common barriers include highways
motorists should be aware. continued on page 2 Antelope crossing sign along HWY 2
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Last week of others, while some are almost impermeable.
Along Highway 2 in northern Montana, areas
general season have been identified that have frequent antelope
hunting, good luck! migration movements. Several of these locations have
yellow “antelope crossing” signs, including a few with
Look for dry conditions into Tuesday then a weak a flashing yellow light. The intent of these signs are to
disturbance brings a slight chance of rain and snow (mainly alert motorists to potential antelope on the roadway,
north of the Missouri River) to the area. Dry conditions both for the safety of the motorist and the antelope.
resume late in the week with the warmest day on Friday. Motorists should be especially cautious of these
Safe Thanksgiving Travels, and watch out for antelope! crossing areas but realize that antelope can cross virtually
Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 30. Southeast wind anywhere along roadways (they don’t know how to read
around 7 mph. the signs where to cross... remember Donna the Deer
Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 13. West Lady on a North Dakota radio show a decade ago? If
northwest wind 6 to 8 mph. not, just plug in Donna the Deer Lady into your search
Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 35. Calm wind engine, it’s quite good for a laugh!).
becoming south southwest 5 to 9 mph in the afternoon. In addition, in some of these locations, FWP and
Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 24. other conservation groups have worked with some
Southwest wind 8 to 11 mph. landowners to remove or replace fences to help wildlife
Wednesday: A chance of rain and snow before 11am, move across the landscape. How can you help:
then a slight chance of rain between 11am and 2pm, then • Heed wildlife crossing signs, as these are placed in
a slight chance of rain and snow after 2pm. Partly sunny, common crossing or congested areas
with a high near 38. Breezy, with a west northwest wind • Landowners that do not currently have livestock in
14 to 22 mph, with gusts as high as 34 mph. Chance pastures, please leave gates open so antelope and other
of precipitation is 30%. Little or no snow accumulation wildlife can pass easily.
expected.
• Plan for the future; If landowners have fences that are not
Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 16.
needed, consider removing them. If woven wire fencing
West northwest wind 10 to 16 mph, with gusts as high
is no longer needed, consider replacing with four-strand
as 28 mph.
fencing. There are many organizations, including FWP,
Thanksgiving Day: Mostly sunny, with a high near 36. that can help with this. Call your local FWP office for any
West northwest wind 7 to 10 mph becoming southwest questions.
in the afternoon.
TUESDAY
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 23.
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The families of Donna Tihista wish to thank the many
Letter to the Buzz
friends and neighbors who gathered around us with outpouring Tranle Granlie: From Vietnam
kindness, love and support during the loss of our mother and
grandmother. Refugee to LEGAL American Citizen
Thank you Dr. Millard for her years of expert medical care, Naturalization Oath of Allegiance to the United
as well as to Dr. Fahlgren and the entire nursing staff at FMDH States of America:
for their devotion and for making her stay comfortable. Thank “I hereby declare, on oath, that I absolutely and entirely
you to Pastor Bonnie and to Bronwin at Bell Mortuary for their renounce and abjure all allegiance and fidelity to any
compassion, professionalism and support. foreign prince, potentate, state, or sovereignty, of whom
Last, but not least, a huge thank you to the incredible staff or which I have heretofore been a subject or citizen; that
and residents at Prairie Ridge for providing such great care, love I will support and defend the Constitution and laws
and friendship to mom. of the United States of America against all enemies,
Words will never be enough thanks to you all.
foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and
~ Corinne, Doug, Duane and families
allegiance to the same; that I will bear arms on behalf of
ARE WE IN THE END TIMES?? the United States when required by the law; that I will
IS THERE MORE TO CHRISTIANITY perform noncombatant service in the Armed Forces of
THAN WHAT WE ARE DOING? the United States when required by the law; that I will
Come and let us discuss this and other unfinished scriptures perform work of national importance under civilian
at the Cottonwood Inn direction when required by the law; and that I take this
Saturday, November 26 at 7:00 P.M.
Everyone is welcome and is free. obligation freely, without any mental reservation or
World Ambassadors for Christ purpose of evasion; so help me God.”
with Justin and Evleyn Douziech On Sunday, November 20, 2022 it was the 2nd
will be hosting but it will be open for discussion for everyone. year that the United States of America and the State of
Blessings to those who hunger. Montana has the honor of residency of Vietnam refugee
Tranle Granlie! On November 20, 2020, two years ago,
BRISKET FEED Tranle raised her hand and took the above oath. She
had waited a long time for this moment. She had driven
& FUNDRAISER from Billings to Helena to be sworn in as an American
Sam Waters is serving up his Citizen. Normally it is a long time to wait for citizenship
Award winning Brisket and many have given up. Tranle did not give up.
Friday, December 2, 2022 • 6:00-7:30 PM
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We are currently under siege of illegals storming
GET YOURS NOW!!! into America without having the honor and privilege to
For tickets, please contact Chris Helland at 406-263-2114 or stop by take the above oath! They off the United States nothing
the Helland Agency, Zak Peterson at 406-230-2867 or stop by United
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11/16 - 11/29
it is a Come on in policy!
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Family Pack Certified Angus Beef® Bone-In and was my nurse. But I won’t get into that. She is paying
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SPIRAL CUT HAM....................... $2.99 lb OYSTERS ................................. $6.99 ea heart. She was the giggliest person I have ever heard!
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helicopter pilot there and had been shot down in Quang special LEGAL United States Citizen! She did it her way
Nam Province, RVN. I wear the hat in his honor and and the American way.
remembrance. She also is a fantastic cook and I’m a guessin’ she
Tranle had fortunately been evacuated from ’Nam can make an American Apple pie!
and had gotten out and relocated with her sister, to God Bless Tranle and God Bless America
Germany. They spent 10 years there and then one day ~ Frank & Lin Vargo
Jason Granlie, of Billings met her there, and the rest is
a fairy tale right out of Hallmark Movies! They married
and she became a nurse in Billings Clinic and registered
to become an American Citizen. She would come into
my room and would tell me how happy she was that
there was a possibility that she would be accepted into
our great country. We were so happy for her.
Upon my release from medical “prison”, Tranle
made it a point to push my wheel chair out of the
hospital and to recovery at home. She gave us all a big
hug and then removed her mask and there was the most
beautiful little face anyone could want to see, in or out
of the hospital. I was on my way and so was Tranle. We
waited anxiously to hear news from her!
Then on November 20th, 2020, I received an email
from Tranle. She said that she had just returned from
Helena and had passed the tests and had just been
sworn in as an American Citizen! Wonderful news
for all concerned. But then, Why not? She speaks four
languages, German, French, Vietnamese and English.
Oh, I almost forgot, she speaks “giggles” very well,
too. So there you have a citizenship story that worked
out. She waited, she studied. She was nervous but
confident. We knew that she would do it, hands down.
Oh, yes, we are blessed and thankful for the staff in
the Cardiology department but especially for American
Citizen, Tranle Granlie.
Now let’s not let America let her down. She is a
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Four new champions crowned
By Mike Brandt
The historic game was northwest of Missoula with
the Mission Mountains in the background. St. Ignatius,
which is on the Flathead Indian Reservation, hosted
Belt in a game that featured two unbeaten teams.
Unfortunately for the Bulldogs they will have to
wait for another time to win a championship as the
Huskies came from behind to win a game that was close
in the first half, but saw Belt pull away in the second half
for a 52-24 win. It was the Huskies’ first title since 1994.
Belt trailed 18-14 at the half. The Huskies led 30-18 after
the third quarter.
St. Ignatius (11-1) was hosting its first state
championship game in Class C 8-man football. A bit of
historu here, the Bulldogs hadn’t played for a title since
1948, 74 years ago. They hosted Dodson for the 6-man
championship in their newly constructed stadium that
had lights. Back then it was rare for a small school to
straight title games in 1931 (Class B), 2003 (8-man) and
2012 (6-man). The Pioneers led 36-15 at the break and
put another 31 points on in the third.
Florence (11-2) won its second straight Class B
crown by whipping Missoula Loyola (7-6) 48-7. The
Falcons led 21-7 at the half. Pat Duchien Jr. totaled six
touchdowns for the Falcons.
Fergus won its first Class A title since 2001 by
defeating Billings Central 3(10-2) 4-14. The Eagles led
21-7 at the half.
Helena Capital capped off a perfect season in Class
AA. The Bruins (12-0) took a 14-0 lead and coasted to
a 35-14 win over Bozeman Friday night at Vigilante
Stadium in the Capital City. Capital finished with 302
total yards. Tom Carter rushed for 123 yards on 13
carries and caught three passes for 50 yards. The Bruins
chalked up 173 yards on the ground. Bozeman (10-2)
had 250 total yards with 228 coming in the air.
Four teams finished unbeaten, Capital at 12-0,
Fergus 12-0, Belt 12-0 and Big Sandy 13-0.

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have lights. The game was played on Thanksgiving. The
Bulldogs beat Dodson 40-8 for the crown. They had won
the Southwest district title, defeated Thompson Falls,
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 OBITUARY
Kelvin Morehouse
Kelvin Donald Morehouse was
born May 5th, 1957 to Jack and Barbara
(Taddonio) Morehouse in Glasgow,
Montana. He graduated from Glasgow
High School in 1975. He worked for
Morehouse painting with his dad and
brothers for many years. It was through
working with his dad that he met the
love of his life Joyce Allick. They married
August 20th, 1977. Kelvin and Joyce
welcomed their first daughter Tiffany in
1978. Tasha joined the family in 1981 and
their son Adam was born in 1985. They raised silver fox
and mink at their home on Fort Peck Highway.
Kelvin went to work for the Glasgow Police
Department in 1979. Kelvin had so much pride for his
work with the Police Department and enjoyed sharing
stories with his family. He made many great friends along
the way and cherished those friendships for many years.
He retired from the police department in 1986.
Upon his retirement from the police department he
went back to work painting and being a stay at home dad.
He spent his days hunting and fishing with his kids. He
took great pride in teaching his kids and grandchildren
all about hunting and fishing. Kelvin and Adam fished
the Montana Governors Cup as a team in 1992. Kelvin
loved that his fishing partner was the youngest fisherman
to date to ever fish the tournament.
Kelvin went on numerous hunting and fishing
trips around the state and Canada. Some of his favorites
were deep sea fishing with his great friend Don. He tells
stories of his bear hunting trips to Canada with his dad
and brothers. Many of the Bear Hunts to Canada Kelvin
was able to share with Adam and Tiffany. Kelvin was
able to hunt caribou with his dad and brothers. The most
memorable of all the trips was the moose hunting trip to
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Canada with Adam.
He was part of the Prairie Drivers
Scuba Club, the Glasgow Trap Club, the
Valley County Rifle and Pistol Club,
and the Valley County Sportsman Club.
Kelvin participated in the Governor’s 20
shoot as an individual shooter and as a
team with his longtime friend Emery.
They both placed individually and as
a team. Kelvin was very proud of his
achievements in all of his shooting
competitions. Kelvin enjoyed playing
spades with Joyce, Emery and Cheryl
and the occasional game with the “Old Timers”. He loved
to tell a good story. Kelvin didn’t mince words very often;
you always knew what he was thinking. If you didn’t
know this about him, you should sit down with one of his
kids, they all inherited this trait.
Kelvin was preceded in death by his parents Jack and
Barbara, his mother-in-law Dolores Allick Morehouse,
father-in-law Paul Allick and his youngest brother Jake
Morehouse.
Kelvin is survived by his loving wife of 45 years
Joyce. His daughters Tiffany (Justin) Morehouse, Tasha
(Brian) Mix and his son Adam (Macartney) Morehouse.
Granddaughters RyLee and Emmah Mix and Brooke
Nowak. Grandsons Burke Nowak, Elliot Mix and Caleb
Morehouse. Siblings Keith (Mary) Morehouse, Jacque
(Dave) Hughey, Kent (Juanita) Morehouse, Jason (Misty)
Morehouse, Bill (Sue) Allick, Shelly (Curt) Thorn and
Paul Allick. His Grandma Fem Zeier and numerous
nieces and nephews.
Kelvin Morehouse Rosary will be held at St. Raphael’s
Church in Glasgow on Tuesday, November 22, 2022 at
6:00 p.m. Memorial mass will be held on Wednesday,
November 23 at 10:00 a.m., also at St. Raphael’s Church
followed by inurnment at Highland Cemetery in Glasgow.
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