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Blast from
the Past
We don’t know how we let this
photo slip through the cracks,
but going through the archives,
here it is. Tonia Sundeen and her
daughter Taya were hanging out
on the final day of the Glasgow
Wrestling Camp on August 11th,
2021. Waiting to take a photo of
the camp wrestlers, we spied
this precious moment through
the window pane. Our guess
is that Taya will be wearing a
Highlanders singlet alongside
her older siblings very soon!
The Glasgow Wrestling Facility
is quite a success story. Ground
was broken in October of
2018 and the facility opened
on January 6th, 2020 with the
first day of Glasgow Wrestling
Club Practice. The Glasgow
Middle School team started
practicing there in October 2020
and our High School Team in
November 2020. Speaking of
success stories, we have to
keep plugging away on the
Valley County Community Pool
Campaign, so don’t forget, the
next fund-raiser is this Thursday,
August 31st as the “Rock Dee
House Dueling Pianos” are at
the Cottonwood Inn.
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DUELING
PIANOS
R O C K - N - R O LL I N TER A C TI V E S H O W
+ THURSDAY, AUGUST 31ST
7:00 - 10:00 PM
+ DOORS OPEN AT 6:30 PM
+ COTTONWOOD INN
PURCHASE TICKETS AT VALCO POO L.COM,
AT GLASGOW REC DEPT, OR AT THE DOOR
T I C K E T C O S T : $25 T I C K E T C O S T : $30
through August 27th August 28th
Dueling
Pianos
Thursday!
Tonight: A 30 percent chance of showers, mainly after
1am. Increasing clouds, with a low around 56. Southwest
wind 10 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph.
Thursday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Cloudy, then
gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 82.
Breezy, with a west wind 15 to 23 mph, with gusts as
high as 30 mph.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 54.
West wind 16 to 21 mph decreasing to 6 to 11 mph after
midnight. Winds could gust as high as 26 mph.
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 88. Southwest
wind around 7 mph.
Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 58. South
wind 6 to 8 mph becoming east in the evening.
Saturday: Sunny and hot, with a high near 96. East
southeast wind 6 to 14 mph becoming west southwest in
the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 22 mph.
Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 61. West
wind 8 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 91. West wind 8
to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.
Sunday Night: A 30 percent chance of showers after
midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 60. West wind
10 to 14 mph becoming east northeast after midnight.
Winds could gust as high as 21 mph.
Labor Day: A 40 percent chance of showers. Mostly
cloudy, with a high near 77. North northwest wind around
15 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.
Monday Night: A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with
a low around 51.
Tuesday: A slight chance of showers. Mostly sunny, with
a high near 75.
Miss out on the Krispee Kreems?
If anybody still wants some Krispy Kreme doughnuts,
there are fresh ones available for sale at the Glasgow
Chamber office or at Northern Heights Casiono. The
DC Trip students got a bunch more! Cost is $16 per
dozen or $30 for two dozen while supplies last.
Sewer repair work underway
Glasgow Public Works would like to notify City
of Glasgow residents and businesses that emergency
sewer repair work along 6th Ave North, near 8th Street
North and 9th Street North is now underway and will
continue through the end of the week (September 1).
There will be impacts to traffic and access in the
area. The City asks residents to avoid traveling through
the work area as much as possible and use 6th Ave
North for local access only. Please obey traffic control
measures and barricades, and slow down to help keep
everyone safe.
There will not be impacts to sewer services;
however, the City requests residents to minimize
activities that generate wastewater as much as possible.
About Dueling Pianos...
If you’ve never attended a Dueling Pianos event, it’s
a real hoot.
Literal dueling pianos can be verified as early as the
late 1890s, when ragtime piano players would actually
“duel” in an effort to see who could play better and faster.
In 1933, when B.H. O’Brien and Charlie Cantrell opened
Pat O’Brien’s Bar in New Orleans, they included a room
where two piano players would entertain the crowd on
copper-topped baby grand pianos. Players would take
turns singing songs requested by the audience, written
on cocktail napkins.
In 1986, a piano bar called Dallas Alley (aka “Alley
Cats”) opened in Dallas, Texas as an attempt to copy
the piano bar style of New Orleans. Players at this club
started redefining the style of dueling pianos by playing
more contemporary rock and roll music, coupled with
humorous bits that involved lyric substitutions and
audience participation.
Rock Dee House Entertainment, out of Star, Idaho,
is one of the Leading Agencies for DUELING PIANOS
and Live Entertainment, and you’re guaranteed three
hours of dazzling extravaganza. Please support the
Valley County Community Pool fund-raiser at the
Cottonwood Inn this Thursday evening. Doors open at
6:30 with the show beginning at 7:00.
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 EL COR DEL LEAGUE Scotties compete in Billings
By Mike Brandt
BOWLING They’re going from one tough cross country
invitational to another in just a week. That should be a
SIGN UPS good thing for the Glasgow Scotties. The Scotties were
in Billings Friday for a tough meet where they competed
Wednesday, August 30 against Class AA, A, B and C teams. Now this Friday
BBQ at 6:00 PM • League Meeting to Follow the Scotties will be in Kalispell where they will compete
to organize teams and plan the Season against most Class AA, A, B and C teams.
For more
information
Monday & Tuesday
Men’s League
St il l Lo ok in g Glasgow girls ran well, finishing sixth as a team with
& sign ups
Wednesday
to Fi ll Te am s 187 points. Hardin won the meet, held at Amend Park,
Call Donna Al l NE w with 43 points, Cody, Wyo. followed with 83 and Powell,
406-263-1371 Women’s League Wyo. had 88. There were 15 teams with four AA, six A,
or ElCorDel Thursday & Friday Bo w le rs
four B and one C and 116 harriers competing.
406-228-2393 Mixed League Ar e W el co m e! The boys were 17th with 375 points. Billings West
won the meet with 61 points, Worland, Wyo. had 112
Youth Football
Sign-Ups
Bridal and Cody 114. There were 20 teams competing with five
AA, eight A, six B and one C and 144 athletes competing.
FORMS MUST BE
RETUNED TO THE GRD
BY SEPTEMBER 4TH
Shower
honoring
The Scotties had two girls finish in the top 10. Junior
Tanae Baker came in fifth, running a time of 19-minutes,
SHELLY 59.52-seconds. Senior Emily See followed with a time of
GRADE 3/4 FOOTBALL
20-minutes, 04.43-seconds. Mariah Aragon of Hardin
No Cleat League / Flag Football
GRADE 5/6 FOOTBALL
ALLDERDICE won the girls race, running a 19:16.71 time.
No Cleat League the future bride of
Fill out measurements JESSE MCINTYRE Not far behind time-wise was Haleigh Huntsman
& weight at home
come help celebrate with a time of 22:42.46 for 48th place. Coming in 60th
FIRST PRACTICE TUES., SEPT. 12
September 3rd was Kheyherah Bilger with a time o 26:34.90. Jensina
5:30 PM AT SULLIVAN PARK
at the Gateway Tweten ran a 26:16.36 for 94th place. Riley Evenson-
from 1-3pm. Glasoe was 113th with a time of 28:50.
Bring a recipe card with your Running in the JV race was Mary Dykema, running
319 3rd St. S • 406-228-8341 favorite recipe. a time of 28:45.68 for 100th. Josie Kemp was 110th with
a time of 29:31.43. There were 162 runners.
Let’s go, Scotties! Kyler Holinde was the first Scottie to cross the finish
line in 50th place. The junior ran a time of 18-minutes,
Thursday Aug. 31st -- VB vs. Chinook 4:30 PM (C/JV/V) 31.61-seconds. Charlie Hulbert of Cody ran a 15:41.51
Friday Sept. 1st -- HS FB @ Huntley Project
to win the boys race.
Friday Sept. 1st -- V XC @ Kalispell Invitational
Friday Sept. 1st -- MS VB @ Sidney KJ Ingram ran a 19:37.23 for 75th, James Seekins
Saturday Sept. 2nd -- MS/JV XC @ Poplar Invitational was 93rd with a time of 20:02.82, Ted See finished 101st
Saturday Sept. 2nd -- MS VB @ Wolf Point Jamboree with a time of 20:16.82, Adam Mickelson was 114th
Saturday Sept. 2nd -- MS FB @ Malta with a 20:58.70, a promising freshman, Rowen Kloker
Saturday Sept. 2nd -- V VB @ Chinook Invitational was 128th with a time of 21:46.54, and Owen Thompson
Saturday Sept. 2nd -- JV VB @ Lustre
ran a 23:09.75 for 136th.
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Monday Sept. 4th -- JV FB vs. Malta 5:00 PM Glasgow JV squad were 13th with 325 points.
Tuesday Sept. 5th -- 1st Day of 3rd-6th VB Skills Practice Billings West and Hardin had 59 points. Kyler Whitman
@ Irle Gymnasium Time 4:00 / 5:15 PM led the Scotties with a time of 19:31.57 for 22nd place.
Tuesday Sept. 5th -- 1sy Day of 3rd-5th XC Skills @ Bundy Jordan Cook ran a 24:06.80 for 143rd, Timothy Pearson
Park Time 4:00 PM was 147th with a time of 24:13.65, Gage Larsen 148th
Thursday Sept. 7th -- HS VB @ Malta (C/JV/V)
with a 24:13.74, Drew Simensen 166th with a 25:15.54,
Friday Sept. 8th -- HS FB vs. Columbus 7:00 PM
Saturday Sept. 9th -- MS/HS XC @ Havre Invitational and Tristin Silhan 177th with a 29:14.89. There were 189
Saturday Sept. 9th -- MS VB @ Malta Jamboree runners in the race.
Saturday Sept. 9th -- HS VB @ Harlem (C/JV/V) The Glasgow JV squads will be in Poplar for a race
Saturday Sept. 9th -- MS FB @ Glendive on Saturday.

Shirley’s Wednesday thoughts
Yes, it’s ‘blah-blah-blah Wednesday! Sometimes
I wish that Mother THERESA was still alive. I wonder
what she would think about world affairs now.
On the local front, yes, it’s still a struggle for the
grocery stores to keep the shelves full. It’s a huge struggle
for families to afford groceries, gas, and utility bills. Look
around our town. There are so many yards not cared for.
Electricity bills are first in line to pay, so the water bills
have to be kept down, thus, not as many pretty yards.
There are so many things our town needs. At the top of
my list would be the swimming pool but with costs the
way they are just to maintain a small household and even
harder for young families where will the money come
from? Biden-omics at its finest.
On the world front, with the election several
months away, but starting to invade any chance of not
hearing the mud-slinging on every social media, it’s time
to think about the person that is vying for our votes, not
necessarily the PARTY.
Someone once said that when you think of something
bad that a person did, also remember something good.
Unfortunately, that works both ways. In the case of Biden
and his party, it’s hard to find the good.
One Senator is in the process of trying to do
something good but remember who was the final vote to
stop the Keystone pipeline. Remember, from our state,
who signed the paperwork to give trillions of dollars to
Ukraine and so much more. I can’t fathom how many
generations down the line will continue to pay for that
war and for the millions that the elected officials padded
their pockets with. Beware of anyone who ran on a “term
limits” platform. He is still there, and financially really
doesn’t need the farm anymore.
I can’t understand some of my friends who smile
and say they are proud to be Democrats. It was pointed
out to me that “back in the day” the Democrat was for the
working man and the Republican was for the rich, and
that’s true. My how things have changed. I don’t recall
either party being so evil ‘back in the day’, but we didn’t
have social media to keep us up to date. At this time, it’s
totally about the money and wanting to be woke. I can’t
imagine that anyone I know is for all the gender-affirming
b.s. that is going on in some schools, or approving the
drag people looking for their 15 minutes of fame. I can’t
imagine that the retired teachers in Glasgow would have
just gone along with such craziness and downright evil in
their classrooms. Yet, this is what is being pushed by the
Democrats.
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The ones who say that Biden isn’t alziemered have
their heads in their...sandbox. How can people listen to
the news, see Biden fumbling around with a blank look
on his face, and not realize that there is elder abuse going
on? Shame on Jill Biden, Hunter, Obama, and all those
who pushed him into the limelight. Shame on those
people for making him embarrass the United States in
front of the rest of the world!
It would take this whole paper to write about the
lies told by Biden in his political career. Who writes his
speeches? Does he really think that his flooded basement
can be compared to Tsunami’s flooding and damage?
Does he really think his story about a kitchen fire started
by lightning on a sunny day where he nearly lost his
Corvette, cat, and wife and then says ‘all joking aside’,
compares to Mauii?
We need to find someone who loves God and his
country. At this point in time, it is not a Democrat. So
please Democrat and Republican voters, remember that
you can vote outside your party. You don’t have to change
sides to vote for the person who will start to unravel the
tangled mess we are in.
I pray for our country to be delivered from all the
evil toward mankind that is here now and getting worse.
~ Shirley Siefert
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 It’s been a rather hot summer lately. Yesterday
we saw a robin pulling a worm out of the lawn using
potholders.
And for some hot deals on baby back ribs and some
chickens to throw on the barbecue, check out Reynolds
Market Labor Day sale.
8/30 - 9/5
Stone’s 5 lb. Box 80% Lean
GROUND BEEF PATTIES............$14.95 ea
Family Pack Pork
BABY BACK RIBS ....................... $2.99 lb
Family Pack Boneless
Ocean Beauty 8 oz. Select Varieties
SHRIMP SKEWERS .....................$7.99 ea
Johnsonville 12-14 oz. Select Varieties
SAUSAGE................................. $3.99 ea
Johnsonville 12-16 oz. Select Varieties
BREAKFAST SAUSAGE ............... $3.99 ea
Hillshire Farm 12 oz. Select Varieties
LIT’L SMOKIES ......................... $3.99 ea
Sargento 7-8 oz. or 3 ct. Select Varieties
BALANCED BREAKS .................. $3.49 ea
Fresh
SWEET CORN ........................... $5/DOZ
Fresh Seedless

Not this Saturday

PORK LOIN CHOPS .................... $2.99 lb
Bone-In Pork
BOSTON BUTT ROAST ................ $2.49 lb
Whole
CHICKEN................................... $1.79 lb
Swaggerty’s 16 oz. Select Varieties
SAUSAGE................................. $3.99 ea
40 Knots 2 lb. pkg.
TILAPIA FILLETS ......................$11.99 ea
WATERMELON ............................ 39¢ ea
Large Hass
AVOCADOS .............................. $1.79 ea
Deli Fresh
POTATO OR MACARONI SALADS . $2.99 lb The Glasgow Senior Citizen’s will NOT have their
Bush’s 22-28 oz. Select Varieties
BAKED BEANS .......................... $2.79 ea monthly Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, September
24 pk. Cans
MICHELOB ULTRA .................... $20.99 ea
2nd due to the Labor Day weekend.

There was a tradesman, a painter named Jack, who

was very interested in making a dollar where he could.
So he often would thin down his paint to make it go a
wee bit further. As it happened, he got away with this for
some time.
Eventually the local church decided to do a big
restoration project. Jack put in a painting bid and,
because his price was so competitive, he got the job.
And so he started, erecting the trestles and putting up
the planks, and buying the paint and thinning it down
with turpentine.
Jack was up on the scaffolding, painting away, the
job nearly done, when suddenly there was a horrendous
clap of thunder. The sky opened and the rain poured
down, washing the thin paint from all over the church
and knocking Jack off the scaffold to land on the lawn.
But Jack was no fool.
He knew this was a judgment from the Almighty,
so he fell on his knees and cried, “Oh, God! Forgive me!
What should I do?”
And from the thunder, a mighty Voice spoke,
“Repaint! Repaint! And thin no more!”

T-Bone Sez...I bought a plunger the other

day. You ever bought a plunger? Its an embarrassing
purchase. At first, you think its no big deal. Stand in the
line, swinging it around....
And then you realize everybody knows; you got
a situation at home. Nobody buys a plunger on a whim.
What the Glasgow School
District bond would do Memorial Service
for
What will the proposed $8.25 Million Dollar HOWARD REINHARDT
Facility Improvements Bond include? Saturday, September 2nd
**Tuesday’s Tidbit** at 11:00 a.m.
at Highland Cemetery
When would construction begin? What is the timeline
Luncheon to follow
for completion of each school bond project? at the V.F.W.
• Boiler Installation is currently underway at Glasgow
High School, under an emergency loan, and is expected
to be completed before this winter hits!
• Crews would begin Scottie Field renovations as early as
May 23rd, 2024. The turf field would be ready for our
first Home Football game on Friday Sept 6th, 2024. The
Track would be completed before the snow flies and it
would be ready for the Scottie Invitational on Friday
Apr. 4th, 2025. Fall and spring athletes would NOT
miss a season on the home facility.
• Both the GHS and GMS roof repairs would be
completed in the spring/summer of 2024 and be ready
for students the first day of school on Monday Aug. 31st.
26th, 2024.
• With the available funding; architectural work on the
Irle School traffic circle would begin in the winter of
2024-25 with a goal of beginning construction in June
of 2025. Downtown Glasgow
D&G
SPORTS & WESTERN
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**Day 3 Tidbit**
How old is Scottie Field? When was it last updated? 
Construction began in 1976; but funding was an
issue and slowed its overall process to a virtual standstill.
LABOR DAY SALE
1978, the Glasgow Sports Club, accepted the challenge to Bird Season Opens Sept 1st
sponsor the project and assist the district in its completion. Archery Season Opens Sept 2nd
The dream was not realized, however, until the ALL CAMO CLOTHING 20% OFF
grandstands were erected when a Bond Levy was passed Now Stocking Kenetrex Hunting Boots
by the voting public in the spring of 1982. On April 10th, Receive a Free Pair of Kenetrex socks
1982 the Scottie Invitational Track Meet was the first event with purchase $25 value
held in the new complex. By fall of 1982 the Scotties were Irish Setter Hunting Boot Sale
playing Football adjacent to Glasgow High School. #3982 Elk Tracker - Reg $259.95 • Sale $219.99
#2831 Vaportreak - Reg $179.95 • Sale $149.99
There have been NO updates made to the Football
#2713 Terrain - Reg $169.95 • Sale $139.99
playing surface other than routine maintenance and
ALL SHOTGUNS IN STOCK SALE PRICED
upkeep since its inception.
Winchester SXP 12ga - $369.99
An Asphalt base for the Track at Scottie Field was Remington 870 Express 12ga - $399.99
completed on September 1st, 1981. There have been NO CHECK OUT THE STOCK OF SHOTGUN SHELLS
updates to the asphalt base of the Track since its inception. All Binoculars, Spotting Scopes, Rangefinders
The track has received two rubberized resurfaces in its and Rifle Scopes SALE PRICED!
lifespan; one on Oct. 10th 1990 and the other on Sept. 18th, Selection of Mens, Ladies, and Kids
2000. The only other repairs on record are a rubberized Summer Clothing 1/2 Priced
surface patching on Oct. 31st, 1997 and a Re-Spray/Re- CHECK OUT THE SALE SHOE TABLE
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