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News


YOUNG THESPIANS HIT THE STAGE FOR "A PIED PIPER"

Michelle Bigelbach, The Courier

News


GLASGOW BEAUTIFICATION PROJECT "WRAPS UP"

Betty Stone, For the Courier

Memories


YESTERDAY'S MEMORIES

Compiled by Michelle Bigelbach, The Courier

News


YOUNG THESPIANS HIT THE STAGE FOR "A PIED PIPER"

Michelle Bigelbach, The Courier

News


GLASGOW BEAUTIFICATION PROJECT "WRAPS UP"

Betty Stone, For the Courier

Memories


YESTERDAY'S MEMORIES

Compiled by Michelle Bigelbach, The Courier

News


YOUNG THESPIANS HIT THE STAGE FOR "A PIED PIPER"

Michelle Bigelbach, The Courier

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Memories


YESTERDAY'S MEMORIES

Compiled by Michelle Bigelbach, The Courier

News


YOUNG THESPIANS HIT THE STAGE FOR "A PIED PIPER"

Michelle Bigelbach, The Courier

News


GLASGOW BEAUTIFICATION PROJECT "WRAPS UP"

Betty Stone, For the Courier

Sports


LUSTRE CHRISTIAN VOLLEYBALL

Gwendolyne Honrud, The Courier

Guest Columns


LUSTRE NEWS

Vivian Wall, For the Courier

Sports


SCOTTIE XC GIRLS WIN HOME INVITE

Gwendolyne Honrud, The Courier

Sports


CLASS C CROSS COUNTRY: SCOTTIE INVITATIONAL

Gwendolyne Honrud, The Courier

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Sports


LUSTRE CHRISTIAN VOLLEYBALL

Gwendolyne Honrud

Guest Columns


LUSTRE NEWS

Vivian Wall

Sports


SCOTTIE XC GIRLS WIN HOME INVITE

Gwendolyne Honrud

Sports


CLASS C CROSS COUNTRY: SCOTTIE INVITATIONAL

Gwendolyne Honrud


NEWS


 * VC SHERIFF OFFICE AND GPD RESPOND TO INCIDENT IN ST MARIE
   
   SHERIFF TOM BOYER, FOR THE COURIER


 * VALLEY COUNTY COMMISSIONER REGULAR MEETING, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 16
   
   


 * MEET THE CANDIDATES FOR VALLEY COUNTY COMMISSIONER - JEFF ALSBERG
   
   MICHELLE BIGELBACH, THE COURIER


 * MEET THE CANDIDATES FOR VALLEY COUNTY COMMISSIONER - MITCH WILLETT
   
   MICHELLE BIGELBACH, THE COURIER


 * FORT PECK TRIBAL MEMBERS SUING VALLEY AND ROOSEVELT COUNTY TO ESTABLISH
   SATELLITE VOTING
   
   MICHELLE BIGELBACH, THE COURIER


 * YOUNG THESPIANS HIT THE STAGE FOR "A PIED PIPER"
   
   MICHELLE BIGELBACH, THE COURIER


 * MONTANA'S MINIMUM WAGE SET TO INCREASE
   
   


 * GLASGOW BEAUTIFICATION PROJECT "WRAPS UP"
   
   BETTY STONE, FOR THE COURIER


 * OCTOBER IS NATIONAL BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
   
   FOR THE COURIER




OPINION


 * MONTANA IS THE MOST EXPENSIVE IT'S EVER BEEN. HERE'S HOW TO LOWER COSTS
   
   RYAN BUSSE
   
   If you live in Montana, there's no doubt you feel the sting of this sobering
   fact: Montana just surpassed California to become the most unaffordable state
   in the nation. That's not political hype; that's according to the National
   Association of Realtors. Out-of-state millionaires and billionaires are
   flooding into our state, buying up property and jacking up our prices,
   turning Montana into their own personal playground. Many of our small schools
   can't afford to hire teachers or have five-day...


 * TESTER DELIVERS ON VA HEALTHCARE
   
   
   
   Dear Editor, I believe it's time we had an honest conversation about our
   veterans, their healthcare and some misconceptions that seem to be
   circulating in our community. Recently, I've seen political ads claiming that
   Senator Jon Tester has let down our veterans and has done nothing to address
   VA suicide. As someone who has seen firsthand the impact of recent healthcare
   changes in our area, these claims don't sit right with me. I feel compelled
   to share what I know, and I hope you will take...




OBITUARIES


 * BRITTANY ANNE GILBERT-GRANDCHAMP SERVICES
   
   


 * DAVID RENNER
   
   


 * FLORENCE FOUR STAR
   
   


 * IONA JOY NELSON SERVICES
   
   




SPORTS


 * LUSTRE CHRISTIAN VOLLEYBALL
   
   GWENDOLYNE HONRUD, THE COURIER
   
   Lustre played the Wolf Point Wolves JV team Oct. 1. The Lions volleyball team
   then traveled to Glasgow Oct. 3 to play the Scottie JV team before traveling
   to Richey Oct. 4 to take on Richey/Lambert and Plentywood in a triangular.
   Lustre beat the Wolves in five sets, 27-29, 22-25, 15-9, 15-12, 15-4. Coach
   Mary Zerbe said, "Great non-conference match ... Scrabby defense, tough
   serving and a never say die attitude. The Lady Lions with the will to win
   taking the Wolves to 5! This non-conference...


 * SCOTTIE XC GIRLS WIN HOME INVITE
   
   GWENDOLYNE HONRUD, THE COURIER
   
   "We had a lot of great performances at our own Scottie Invitational at
   Kiwanis Park today! Our course is flat and very fast, and we expect personal
   records to be set if our athletes are healthy," Head Coach Tim Phillips said
   of his Scottie runners. "A few are still dealing with nagging injuries, but
   we still had nine personal bests and five season bests today, all that while
   battling winds at 30-42 mph." The girls cross country team put up 38 points
   to win their home meet Oct. 5 at Kiwanis...


 * CLASS C CROSS COUNTRY: SCOTTIE INVITATIONAL
   
   GWENDOLYNE HONRUD, THE COURIER
   
   Nashua Charlie Kaasa set a personal record at the Scottie Invitational Oct.
   5. He ran a 19:00.12 to take 14th place out of 61 varsity runners. Kaasa is
   scheduled to attend the Sidney Invitational Saturday, Oct. 12. Hinsdale
   Linden Holt ran a 22:59.09 for 45th place in Fort Peck at the Scottie
   Invitational. He set a season record with his time. Holt is scheduled to run
   in the Malta Invitational Saturday, Oct. 12. Frazer Girls Brianna Beston
   paced the Bearcub girls in the Scottie Invitational...


 * SCOTTIE FOOTBALL DOWNS THE WOLVES
   
   GWENDOLYNE HONRUD, THE COURIER
   
   The Scotties brought home a 48-6 conference win from Cut Bank Oct. 4 after
   rushing out to a 14-6 lead in the first quarter. Glasgow ran up the score in
   the second and third quarters for the win. “Probably the windiest game any of
   us have been a part of, definitely had an impact on play calling for both
   sides. Super proud of our guys for battling through that adversity and
   keeping a business as usual mentality from the start,” Offensive Coordinator
   Sam Tedrow told the Courier. Khye Gamas started the scoring action 44 seconds
   into the game...


 * SCOTTIE VOLLEYBALL GOES 1-1 ON THE WEEK
   
   GWENDOLYNE HONRUD, THE COURIER
   
   Glasgow hosted Glendive Oct. 1 and fell in four sets to the Class A Red
   Devils. The Scotties traveled to Fairview Oct. 5 where they defeated the
   Warriors in four games. Glendive took the first set 25-22 and won the second
   25-19. Glasgow battled back to win the third set 25-14 and fought hard in the
   fourth set but fell 25-23. The Scotties had six aces, 24 kills, 20 assists,
   nine blocks and 71 digs in the match. Kolbi Ross led in aces with two while
   Macy Martin had all 20 of the team’s assists. Hayden Green led in blocks with
   five. Joely...


 * NORTH COUNTRY VOLLEYBALL
   
   COACH CHAR WASSON, FOR THE COURIER
   
   Thursday, Oct. 3, vs Harlem at Whitewater The Mavericks took on the Wildcats
   in Whitewater. The Mavericks won the match in 4 sets. It was a good show of
   our attacking skills. We also focused on getting our serving percentage up as
   a team this week. Our goal was above 90 percent, and we did a great job all
   weekend long of reaching our goal and getting above it at 94 percent. NC 25 -
   H 8 NC 25 - H 16 NC 23 - H 25 NC 25 - H 5 Aces: Team 14, BaiLee McColly 6,
   Gracie Wasson 3 Kills: Team 37, BaiLee McColly 11, Emerson Downing 10,
   CharLee McColly 8...


 * FRAZER VOLLEYBALL
   
   GWENDOLYNE HONRUD, THE COURIER
   
   The Bearcubs fell at home to Plentywood, 12-25, 10-25, 13-25 Oct. 3. Frazer
   was scheduled to play in Scobey Oct. 7 but scores were unavailable at press
   time. The Bearcubs will be in Hinsdale Tuesday, Oct. 15, to play the North
   Country Mavericks at 5:30...


 * NASHUA VOLLEYBALL
   
   GWENDOLYNE HONRUD, THE COURIER
   
   Nashua hosted Mon-Dak Oct. 1 and traveled to Froid Oct. 3 to take on
   Froid/Lake. The Porcupines fell in three to the Thunder at home, 10-25,
   19-25, 12-25. On the road Nashua fell 12-25, 8-25, 9-25 to the Redhawks.
   Nashua traveled to Wolf Point Oct. 8 to play the JV Wolves but scores were
   unavailable at press time. The Porcupines host Scobey Friday, Oct. 11, at 5
   p.m. and travel to Brockton to play the Warriors at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Oct....




OUTDOOR NEWS


 * PHEASANT HUNTING SEASON TO OPEN OCT. 12
   
   MONTANA FWP, FOR THE COURIER
   
   Pheasant season opens on Saturday, Oct. 12. This fall, Montana Fish, Wildlife
   & Parks will release nearly 18,000 birds on wildlife management areas,
   fishing access sites and some school trust lands around the state. This is
   the third year of the annual pheasant release program. In 2022, the Fish and
   Wildlife Commission approved the release of up to 50,000 pheasants annually
   on FWP WMAs through 2026. In 2021, the Legislature authorized spending up to
   $1 million each year for the program. The purpose of the program is to get
   new hunters out in...


 * GENERAL ANTELOPE SEASON OPENS OCT. 12
   
   MONTANA FWP, FOR THE COURIER
   
   General antelope season opens Saturday, Oct. 12, and runs through Sunday,
   Nov. 10. For information about what to expect this season, check out Montana
   Fish, Wildlife & Parks hunting forecast,
   https://fwp.mt.gov/hunt/seasons/forecasts FWP provides online
   information about hunting access, including our popular Block Management
   Program, which provides hunting access to more than 7 million acres of
   private land. Information can be viewed on this website,
   https://fwp.mt.gov/hunt/access FWP’s interactive Hunt Planner, https:...




AG


 * MONTANA 4-H CELEBRATING NATIONAL 4-H WEEK
   
   MSU NEWS SERVICE, FOR THE COURIER
   
   Montana 4-H, the youth development program of Montana State University
   Extension, is celebrating National 4-H Week through Saturday, Oct. 12, with
   events and ceremonies across Montana. This year’s campaign, “Beyond Ready,”
   highlights the organization’s mission to prepare youth to become engaged,
   healthy and productive in their future communities. Throughout the week, 4-H
   communities will celebrate and spread awareness of the organization by
   hosting receptions and award ceremonies, preparing window displays in local
   businesses, hosting...


 * WARMEST SEPTEMBER ON RECORD
   
   FOR THE COURIER
   
   The National Weather Service in Glasgow has reported that September 2024 is
   the warmest September on record with archives dating back to 1893. September
   saw an average temperature of 67.8 degrees breaking the previous record by
   1.9 degrees in 2022 when the average was 65.9 degrees. The highest
   temperature for the month was 99 degrees on the 29th, which set a daily high
   temperature record by 10 degrees and is the warmest so late in the season by
   nine days. A daily record high of 96 degrees was also set on the 25th. The
   coolest temperature for...


 * NOMINATIONS AVAILABLE FOR 2024 DEL STROMMEN TREND SETTER AWARD
   
   FOR THE COURIER
   
   Wow! What a year, but here at the Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce and
   Agriculture, we’ve got (part of) our sights on making sure we finish the year
   stronger than ever. An amazing line up speakers has been secured for the 2024
   New Trends in Ag Seminar taking place on Tuesday, Nov. 5, from 8 a.m. to 4
   p.m., but we need your help. We are asking for nominations from the area on
   awarding the 2024 Del Strommen Trend Setter Award. Criteria includes
   innovation, overcoming adversity, business structure, community involvement
   and production in...


 * GLASGOW STOCKYARDS REPORT
   
   FOR THE COURIER
   
   The market report for the Glasgow Stockyards on Oct. 3 show 126 cattle sold.
   Very light test on all classes of cattle and all classes are selling on a
   steady market. New schedules are in the mail. If you did not get one, contact
   the Glasgow Stockyards at 406-228-9306. 4-Wheeler raffle tickets for Randy
   Searer Medical Benefit are available at the Glasgow Stockyards office.
   Drawings will be held during the last sale on Dec. 19. Cash, check, credit
   card or pay by deduction from cattle proceeds are available as methods of...


 * MONTANA FARM BUREAU FOUNDATION ESTABLISHES DISASTER RELIEF FUND
   
   FOR THE COURIER
   
   The Remington Fire that blasted up from northern Wyoming into southeastern
   Montana in late August burned 196,000 acres of grass, trees, hay, barns and
   most devastatingly, livestock. With erratic high winds and hot temperatures,
   ranchers had scant time to evacuate their animals. Livestock losses will not
   be entirely known until cattle are gathered this fall, but the loss is
   predicted to be substantial. Hearing about those losses caused ranchers
   across the state to step up to help. During their annual meeting Sept. 5, Big
   Horn County Farm...




LAW ENFORCEMENT


 * LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORT
   
   
   
   For the week of Sept. 30 through Oct. 6, there were five reports of deer
   being hit by a vehicle, three reports of loose dogs, one report of a missing
   dog, one report of loose livestock, one report of dead livestock and one
   accidental call. Monday, Sept. 30 1658 – A mail carrier was attacked by two
   dogs. The employee went to the hospital and the reporting party gave the name
   of the person who might have owned the dog. 1658 – Caller states there is a
   truck that is driving between 50 and 80 miles per hour, going back and forth
   between the...




COMING EVENTS


 * BENEFIT DINNER FOR KARI MURCH
   
   FOR THE COURIER
   
   Please join us on Friday, Oct. 11, 5 p.m., at the Glasgow Elks Lodge for a
   benefit dinner for Kari Murch and her family as we help to eliminate some
   financial stress as she has been in the intensive care unit. The benefit
   dinner will include a baked potato bar buffet as well as a dessert auction.
   Additional auction items will also be available to bid on. For further
   information on the event or how to help, please contact Alicia Odom at...


 * MONTANA GOVERNOR'S CUP WALLEYE TOURNEY REGISTRATION
   
   FOR THE COURIER
   
   The 2025 Montana Governor’s Cup Walleye Tournament is just around the corner,
   and we’re thrilled to announce that registration opens on Friday, Nov. 15,
   2024! This year, we’re making a big change: registration will be online only.
   As we get closer to the date, we’ll provide you with all the details you need
   to navigate this new process smoothly. If you have questions, stop by or call
   the Chamber at 406-228-2222. Mark your calendars, tell your fishing buddies,
   and get ready to compete in Montana’s premier walleye tournament! Stay...


 * VALLEY COMMUNITY FOOD BANK WILL BE OPEN OCT. 15
   
   FOR THE COURIER
   
   The Valley Community Food Bank, located at 1020 1st Ave. No., will be open
   Tuesday, Oct. 15, from noon to 3 p.m. If this is your first time applying for
   assistance from the food bank, please bring photo identification and proof of
   your physical residence. For more information or if you need assistance
   contact, Jeff, 406-263-6676 or Mary,...


 * FORT PECK SUMMER THEATRE ANNOUNCES 2025 SEASON LINE UP
   
   FOR THE COURIER
   
   Fort Peck Summer Theatre announces the 2025 Season Line Up featuring an
   exciting mix of enduring classics and new hits direct from Broadway. Plus a
   World Premiere! The Play That Goes Wrong May 23 – June 8 When the accident
   prone, inept troop of actors attempts to perform a complicated 1920’s murder
   mystery play, chaos breaks loose. Actors forget lines, set pieces collapse
   and equipment tumbles. Everything that can possibly go wrong does so, to
   hilarious effects ending in complete and total happy disarray. Rock of Ages
   June 13 – June 29...




GUEST COLUMNS


 * LUSTRE NEWS
   
   VIVIAN WALL, FOR THE COURIER
   
   Oct. 4, 2024 Fall is here, with a low of 31 degrees this past night. Coyotes
   were heard in the morn with their plaintiff cry. Pablo and Judy Perez were
   chapel speakers at LCHS on Sept 26, and held a Friday evening meeting at the
   EMB Church. They spoke on missions on Sunday morning and afternoon at the EMB
   Harvest-Missions Festival, with a meal served between. They serve in Quito,
   Ecuador, with Mesa Global which is based in Charlotte, N.C. "Pablo preached
   in Spanish and Judy translated it into...


 * TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OPEN ENROLLMENT
   
   EDWARD JONES FINANCIAL ADVISOR CFP ARRON FRANZEN, FOR THE COURIER
   
   If you work for a midsize or large company, you may soon be able to review
   your employee benefits package, as we are entering the open enrollment
   season. So, consider your options carefully, with an eye toward making
   changes appropriate for your needs. Here are some of the key areas to look
   at: • Retirement plan – Depending on your employer, you could change your
   401(k) or similar retirement plan at any time of the year, but you might want
   to use the open enrollment season to review your contribution amounts. If
   your salary has gone up...




SCHOOL


 * FPC FEDERAL CREDIT UNION SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
   
   PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS BONNIE MEYER, FOR THE COURIER
   
   Fort Peck Community Federal Credit Union has awarded two seven hundred fifty,
   $750.00, dollar scholarships to credit union members. It is our pleasure to
   support these individuals in their continuing educational endeavors. Two
   "returning student" scholarships were awarded this year. Recipients are Tia
   Dees and Lexi Erdahl. Tia is working towards a business degree from Dickinson
   State University. She then hopes to obtain CPA certification and work for an
   accounting firm. Her ultimate goal is to...


 * APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR 2025 ELKS LEGACY AWARDS
   
   FOR THE COURIER
   
   The Elks National Foundation is now accepting applications for the Legacy
   Awards $4,000 scholarships, which are available to children and grandchildren
   of Elks members. Great-grandchildren are not eligible. For the 2025 contest,
   any child or grandchild (or step-child, step-grandchild or legal ward) of a
   living Elk who joined the Order on or before April 1, 2022, or a charter
   member of a Lodge that was instituted on or after April 1, 2022, is eligible
   to apply. The Elk must also be a paid-up member through March 31, 2025. The
   applicant must be...




MEMORIES


 * YESTERDAY'S MEMORIES
   
   COMPILED BY MICHELLE BIGELBACH, THE COURIER
   
   10 Years Ago Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2014 In the old days it was a place to hang
   out, a place to catch up with neighbor's and friends, but those days died out
   before WWII. The local barbers were pretty busy keeping up with business and
   one local, Darrell Brenna, remembers it was a time where Glasgow had around
   10 barbers keeping up. "As a kid, I remembered them playing cards," Brenna
   said. "But not so much in my time. Brenna retired and closed shop after 57
   years in the business. He agreed that it...




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