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An Encomium
To A Man
Named Bob
by Frank & Lin Vargo
Just what’s in a name?
Some people prefer to shorten
their names: ie. Richard to Dick,
Thomas to Tom, Kelly to…..
Well whatever.
We all have known many
a man named Bob for years.
But this “Bob” is extra special
and when I most recently was
contacted to sell a photo of Bob’s
sailboat, Sugartime, for Dr. Tom
Gott’s book, well I was honored
but could not sell the photo. I
replied and sent him an edited
edition of the photo to fit the
scenario.
You see, we had sailed with
Bob on this 76 foot 3.5 million
dollar yacht and even handled
this massive sailing vessel called
Sugartime.
Bob lived and worked in
Las Vegas and would fly into
Honolulu and stay aboard for a
week or so, then back to “Vegas”
for his job.
A beautiful photo by Frank Vargo of Bob’s yacht, “Sugartime”. continued inside

Some
good
news
While River Flood Warnings remain in effect for the
Milk River from Saco to Nashua, levels are forecast to
continue to gradually fall over the next week.
Tonight: A 30 percent chance of snow before midnight.
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 24. Blustery, with a north
northwest wind 14 to 23 mph, with gusts as high as 31
mph. New snow accumulation of less than a half inch
possible.
Friday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 35. North wind 11
to 14 mph.
Friday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 21. North
wind 7 to 13 mph.
Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 39. North
northwest wind around 6 mph.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 20. East
wind 6 to 10 mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 43. East southeast
wind 10 to 14 mph.
Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 27. East
wind 14 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph.
Monday: A slight chance of snow before noon, then a
slight chance of rain. Partly sunny, with a high near 44.
East wind 15 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph.
Chance of precipitation is 20%.
Monday Night: A slight chance of rain and snow. Mostly
cloudy, with a low around 27. East wind 13 to 17 mph, with
gusts as high as 26 mph.
Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 46. East wind 11
to 13 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.
Tuesday Night:Partly cloudy, with a low around 29.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 53.
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Former NFL great, turned broadcaster, Terry
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Maybe that wasn’t the appropriate term to use, but in all
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C’mon lynch mob, could we please quit being so
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Bradshaw is a funny guy even if he wasn’t trying
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Things, Idea & People, Daniels County Leader
(Thursday, February 16, 2023 edition)
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A Man Named Bob continued
Thank God for Bob’s dedication to his vocation. He
saved so many lives.
But “Bob” was an unusual individual to say the
least. On board his yacht, Bob would be wearing a large
oversized Coca Cola full length night shirt topped off
with a white Australian combat hat with the turned up
brim and eyes covered in rose colored sunglasses none
the less, so how could you ever take this effervescent
person seriously?
“Bob” had his magnificent yacht berthed in
Honolulu, Hawaii, in the Ala Wai Yacht Harbor. He
would call his Captains Donna Beau and “Pete” Peterson
and ask to have “Sugartime” ready for an adventure!
And an adventure is an understatement to the
fullest extent!
Bob would have his crew take his boat to his
favorite place Lahaina, Maui. He would invite us to go
along and we did but we preferred to sail our own boat
Sorceress.
We would anchor off of the Lahaina Rodestead and
Bob’s Sugertime would do the same nearby. Bob would
radio over for us to meet him at the famed Pioneer Inn
Hotel and restaurant and we would meet him when he
would make his entrance sporting that ever present
Aussie hat and his rose colored sunglasses.
As soon as Bob entered the famous whalers pub,
people would just stare and shake their heads at Bob’s
ostentatious attire. But underneath that hat was a
pleasant face with the softest smile and a demeanor of
pure “nice guy”!
On one occasion, A band was playing and the band
leader once said when Bob walked in: “Jesus, mahogany,
Christ what in the hell just walked in? Take a look at this
geek”! Bob just looked around and smiled, shrugged his
shoulders and sat down with us. He had a small case
with him and placed it beside Lin’s seat for safe keeping.
After the band leader was finished with his
observation and remarks, things began to settle down
and the onlookers went to minding their supper. We
ordered our food and then Bob wandered over to the
band leader and said something to him and came back
to our table.
The snarky remark from the band leader went
something like this: “Well, fancy hat thinks he can play
a tune and would like to give it a try, how about it”?
The skeptical crowd smirked an approval. Bob then
reached over and Lin handed him his case. Bob walked
up to the stage and took out his “git-fiddle”, tucked it
under his chin and well you
can only guess the rest. Bob
played medley after medley
as he often did in Tennessee
at the Grand Old Oprey. Yes,
Bob could play the fiddle
very well, but that was not his
forte. He was gifted in many
things. This was just one of
those things.
After supper, we would head back out to the
anchorage and it was party time because the restaurant
patrons were invited to visit Bob on Sugartime and the
party began. There would be booze but Bob never drank
alcohol, only Coca Cola! The parties never got rowdy
and when evening came, Bob, like Alfred Hitchcock,
would slip off to his massive cabin and go to bed leaving
the party goers to carry on.
Bob and his crew would take Sugartime back to
Honolulu and we would sail along buddy boat style.
After arriving at the slips, Bob would have a small get
together with a few guests just to say good bye until
next time and then in the morning he would jet off to
his home in Las Vegas.
Now, why should this man be allowed to have such
a fun time with his life?
Well, Bob was a Vietnam veteran, a Major to be
exact and a M*A*S*H surgeon. The countless lives
that Bob saved in the so called “meatball” surgery is
unfathomable! Bob would stay late into the night and
carry over to the morning saving the lives of the troops
who were injured in the Vietnam War.
Later on in his life, images of this war came back
to haunt him. (On what became our final visit aboard
Sugartime, Bob was topside and enjoying his time with
his friends, but he was more quieter than usual, sitting
on the settee when all of a sudden he looked over at Lin
and me and patted her on the shoulder, got up and went
below decks.)
He came back up and sat with us, but then after a
short time, he did the same thing and departed only to
return, wearing a new outfit. He did this several more
times, so I finally asked the Skipper of Sugartime, if Bob
was okay.
Pete quietly leaned over and whispered that Bob
was having a difficult time lately with nightmares and
the reason he kept going below decks was to go to the
shower, because he just “could not get the blood off ”.
The Vietnam War had caught up with Major Robert W.
Williams, our dear friend!
 After his military stint, Bob decided to advance his
medical prowess and became deeply involved in spinal
surgery.
In the words of Dr. Thomas Gott, a protégée of
Bob Williams in Las Vegas:
“Dr. “Bob” Williams was a largely unsung pioneer of
micro neurosurgery in Las Vegas, Nevada.”
Doors open at 7 • Show Starts at 8
Bob had created a carriage-trade of spinal micro
neurosurgery in Las Vegas, as his tiny one-inch lumbar
incisions were almost invisible on the grateful show-
girls’ bodies. In an age of garish surgical scars his
patients adored him for this skill. He was methodical and
inquisitive, and he documented many of his surgeries on
film. He created an large library of operative movies in a
basement laboratory in Sunrise Hospital.
And authored a helpful textbook on spinal neurosurgery.
He rose to the level of Chief of Surgery and
Neurosurgery at Sunrise/ Humana Hospital, and
founded the Microsurgical Research Unit in the 1970s
for the exploration of new innovative surgical techniques
before retiring in 1994. FOR ALL YOUR
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it was not the tourist town it is now, so Bob left Nevada
and bought a modest home on the edge of town.
We visited his place often but just could not connect
with Bob because he was out enjoying the rest of his life.
At one time Bob told us that he had met a young woman
who was from Red Lodge, who was trying to start a small CONFERENCE
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business by making denim skirts out of old blue jeans.
He asked our opinion if we thought this item would sell.
Lin mentioned that it more than likely would, especially
with the younger crowd.
Later we found out that he backed this woman in The vision of Jim Hockaday Ministries is to
a start up business in Red Lodge. She actually did very teach, preach, and demonstrate the living Word so
well and Bob was able to find distributors for her new that people can not only believe and receive the
line of clothing. word, but also develop a consciousness of who
Bob’s obituary reads: “Dr. Robert W. Williams MD, God is and who they are in Christ.
84, passed away March 28, 2018, after a lengthy illness, WWW.JIMHOCKADAY.COM
at his home in Red Lodge, Montana. His love for sailing
led to his owning Sugartime, a classic schooner. She is
currently berthed in Hawaii’s Ko’Olina Marina.” April 21 April 22 April 23
Bob now rests in Arlington National Cemetery. 6:30PM 10:00AM & 6:30PM 10:00AM
Thank you, Bob, and Smooth Sailing, Mate! Friday Saturday Sunday
~ Frank and Lin
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Golfers win two invites
By Mike Brandt
After a little delay for the season to start, the
Glasgow golfers managed to finally get onto the course.
The Scotties had to travel to Billings where they hosted
the Northern B Invitational at Peter Yegen Golf Course
at the west end of Billings on Thursday.
The Sunnyside Golf Course was not ready with all
of the snow we have been getting, piling on a flood of
Cherry Creek to boot.
The weather wasn’t the best, but the players got in
12 holes before the tournament was called. The Glasgow
boys won the meet and added their second straight win
Monday at the Shelby Invitational. The Scotties won
with a team score of 367 at the Marias Valley Golf &

&
Country Club. Cut Bank was second and Conrad third.
Senior Riley Smith had 39 and junior Eli Feezel a 44 in Performance
Billings. The two tied for sixth in Shelby, carding an 89 Concrete
each. Senior Keigan Ingram was ninth with a 92, and Construction
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The Glasgow girls were third in Shelby with a 522.
Shelby won the meet followed by Malta. Laynee Simpson, A little child was in church for the first time and
a sophomore, fired a 122 for 13th, eighth-grader Mia watched as the ushers passed the offering plates.
Peterson had a 129 for 17th, sophomore Allie Palm a When they neared the pew where he sat, the
132 for 18th and freshman Anika Smith a 139 for 19rh. youngster said in an excited little voice and loud enough
The Scotties have four seniors, four juniors, a for everyone to hear:
sophomore and an eighth-grader on the boys squad. “Don’t pay for me, Daddy! I’m under five!”
The Wolf Point Invite scheduled for today has been
postponed. But the Scotties will be in Conrad Saturday.

Outdone
A strong young man at the construction site was
bragging that he could outdo anyone in a feat of strength.
He made a special case of making fun of Morris, one of
the older workers.
After several minutes, Morris had had enough.
“Why don’t you put your money where your mouth is?”
he dared the younger fellow. “I will bet a week’s worth of
wages that I can haul something in a wheelbarrow over
to that outbuilding that you won’t be able to wheel back.”
“You’re on, old man,” the braggart replied: “It’s a
bet! Let’s see what you got, old man!”
Morris reached out and grabbed the wheelbarrow
by the handles. Then, nodding to the young man, he
said, “All right. Get in.”
 Thanks for Listening
OK! Now I
Am Steamed!
What the hell is wrong with
our country when an 84 year old man
can’t protect his own home when an unknown
person rings his doorbell after the homeowner had gone
to sleep?
Getting up, he grabbed his .32 caliber pistol and,
maybe a little groggy, he walks to the door and the first
thing he sees is a what he described as a “six foot tall
black man.” The octogenarian told police that he was
“afraid for his life” so he fired his weapon twice.
Turns out he just shot a 16 year old black kid, twice,
who had been sent to pick up his two younger siblings
and accidentally went to the wrong house. The young
boy is recovering in the hospital and the old guy is being
charged with aggravated assault and second degree
assault with a weapon.
So far “Go Fund Me” has sent the boy’s family three
million dollars and counting. No one has sent the old
guy a dime! The media has made such a thing out of it
looks even worse than the George Floyd fiasco where
a career criminal was being arrested, died in police
custody and the City of Minneapolis gave the Floyd
family 27 million bucks and Go Fund Me offered up
another 20 million or so. A career criminal is off the
streets, his family has been awarded over 50 million
dollars and a good career cop has been sent to prison! now? I like Newsmax. Both the TV and magazine.
Yikes!
Now this old guy, who was protecting his home
and his life from what he perceived as a mortal threat to
his life, shot first and asked questions later and it looks
like some over-zealous prosecuting attorney looking for
fame and fortune is going to put this old guy in jail! The
media has incited the students in the boys’ school to do
a full student body demonstration demanding justice
from this “crazy old coot.” I wonder how those poor
brain-washed kids would react if they were in the old
guy’s shoes and having been put in fear of black people
by the main stream media?
In an interview on Newsmax TV Ryan Zinke told
the world that something like this would not happen in
Montana where we respect each others property and are
protected by the “Castle Doctrine.” Good on ya Rep Z.
I just picked up another story about a mistaken/
lost young lady who got shot for turning around in a
homeowner’s driveway while looking for an address of
friends. She was killed by a single shot by the 64 year
old homeowner. He has been arrested and charged with
second degree murder. The woman was white and the
shooter was white.
On another front the talking head on CBS evening
news, Nora O’Donnell and the CBS reporters she
interviewed were absolutely giddy with the news that
Dominion Voting Machine manufacturers won their law
suit against FOX News for FOX’s lies about the accuracy
of Dominion’s voting machines. Fox was forced to pony-
up $787 million for damages to Dominion’s reputation.
Dominion had sued for something a little over a billion
dollars
Now another voting machine company is suing Fox
for 2.1 billion and in some corners people are saying Fox
will settle for a billion or so. FOX News owner Rupert
Murdoch, an Australian, has a net worth of about $9
billion and also owns the Wall Street Journal and the
New York Post as well as a stable full of radio and TV
stations around the country. I don’t think Rupert will be
taking his meals at the local soup kitchen but the loss of
a couple billion will surely effect his life style. It surely
did effect mine!!
FOX used to be a reputable place to get the real
news but I think they were influenced by “The Donald”
into thinking the machines were crooked. I know I
thought so for awhile. The credibility FOX had built
over the years has now diminished to to a point where
they are almost as bad as the MSM. Who to believe
James Warner along with the Goldbecks, Bellah
and Willis, wrote the following quote for John Ford’s
movie The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence back in 1962
that I find is germane to today’s news and it goes just
like this:
“When Legend becomes Truth, print the Legend.”
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening.
~ Virgil Vaupel
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Call Shawn Beard • 230-1025