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Light her up!

The executioner flipped the switch and about a billion sentence Thursday night during the Haunted Hayride at
megawatts jolted through her body. She was of convicted Sullivan Park Trail. Sand Electric provided the “electric
of stealing little kids’ trick-or-treat candy last Halloween chair”. What a spooktacular scene it was for those taking
and found guilty by the grand jury last week, serving her the hayride, thanks to Josh Sand and his family.

Shooting range development grant deadline is February 1st

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks
reminds shooting ranges that the
deadline to apply for shooting range
development grants is February 1,
2019.
Montana’s Shooting Range
Grant Program, administered by
FWP, provides funding to non-profit
shooting clubs, organizations, local
governments, and school districts to
build and improve public shooting
ranges throughout the state.
To learn more about the
Shooting Range Grant Program,
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 monday Elect Peter L. Shooting Range continued from front
H ELLAND
SOup: Broccoli Cheddar • Chili
SpecialS: and to download this year’s grant application, visit
Meatloaf Sub FWP’s website at fwp.mt.gov. Click “Recreation,” then
for District Court Judge “Activities” and then “Shooting Ranges.”
1/2 Grilled Chicken Salad
Online registration is available via the Montana
Grants & Loans website at https://fundingmt.org. For
Dine at the “O”
more information, call 406-444-9947.
Completed Shooting Range Grant applications may
228-8006 be mailed to: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, Shooting
Range Grant Program, P.O. Box 200701, Helena, MT
GAULTOERN N’S 59620-0701.
EPAIR &
WRECKER SE
RVICE Service for Dolores Brown
25 years representing Dolores Mae (Albert) Brown,
Montanans 73, passed away peacefully on March
53999 Fair - Honest - Impartial 2nd, 2018 at the Valley View Nursing
Hwy 2 W Home in Glasgow, Montana from
complications of Alzheimer’s disease.
Batteries • Towing • Repair
Paid for by Helland for Judge, Kim Enkerud Treasurer A Celebration of Dolores’ Life
Call 228-2715 or 263-1249 PO Box 512 Glasgow, MT 59230
will be Monday, October 29, 2018 at
11:00 a.m. at First Lutheran Church in

WIndy OnE
Glasgow with Reverend Todd Wright
officiating. A luncheon will follow
SAtUrdAY services. Inurnment in the Highland Cemetery will be private.

Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 42. West

northwest wind 5 to 8 mph becoming calm.
Saturday: Mostly cloudy, then gradually becoming sunny,
with a high near 58. Breezy, with a northwest wind 7 to 17
mph increasing to 19 to 29 mph in the afternoon. Winds
could gust as high as 39 mph.
Saturday Night: Clear, with a low around 30. Northwest
wind 12 to 17 mph becoming light and variable. Winds
could gust as high as 26 mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 57. Light and
variable wind becoming southeast 5 to 10 mph in the
morning.
Sunday Night: A 30 percent chance of rain, mainly before
midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 38. Southeast
wind around 10 mph becoming west after midnight.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 56. West
northwest wind 10 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 26
mph.
Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 32. West
northwest wind around 11 mph.
Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 50. West
northwest wind 10 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 22
mph.
Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 29.
West northwest wind 7 to 13 mph.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 49. Southwest
wind around 8 mph.
Wednesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 31.
Thursday: A slight chance of rain. Mostly cloudy, with a
high near 45.
Roof problems at Opheim
School are being addressed
The Opheim School gymnasium remains closed for
student and public use due to roof problems. Opheim
Superintendent of Schools Tony Warren wrote the
following:
“Most of you are aware that our school gymnasium is
currently closed for student and public use. I would like
to dispel some of the rumors that might be circulating
regarding the roof damage. First, the roof and ceiling
are not collapsing. A structural engineer out of Billings
has inspected the roof and declared that there is
structural damage to some some portions of the trusses.
This damage is just enough to declare the gym unsafe
for occupants. Second, the Opheim Board is aware of
the issues and has authorized the Superintendent to
hire a firm to perform the work. Opheim Public School
is currently working with a structural engineer out of
Billings and all of the issues will be addressed and fixed
as soon as possible. I will provide the public with future
updates as more information becomes available. Finally,
the health, safety, and welfare of our students, staff, and
community always has been and always will be our
district’s number one priority.”

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GARAGE SALE: Saturday, October 27. Tupperware, kitchen utensils,
household items, power tools, hand tools, quilting books & patters, and a
solid oak china hutch. 406 2ND AVE. N (IN ALLEY)
BUZZ
FARMERS MARKET SUNDAY, OCT. 28TH 9-2pm. NOT SATURDAY.
Pumpkins, buttercups, spaghetti, hubbards, acorn, carnival,peanut squash,
angel wing gourds, dryland potatoes, tomatoes, red, white, yellow, and
walla walla onions, habanero, jalapeno, sweet bell peppers, leeks, carrots,
eggplant, LARGE FREE ZUCCHINI, cookies, banana, zucchini, pumpkin,
bread,almond and lemon poppy seed bread, cookies, turnovers, fresh
caramel rolls, pies, jams and jellies and more. The coffee pot is on. The
FARMER’S MARKET will be open through Oct. Saturdays 9-2. and into
Nov. I could very well change the date if the weather is better a different
day of the week. Thanks for supporting your local Farmers Market.
RED ROCK PLAZA (ACROSS FROM THE COKE PLANT).
BUZZ
DOLORES MATUSKA Check out the 18” doll clothes at Little Campers.
Halloween costumes and much more. These will fit the American Girl Doll
an any other 18” doll. Each out fit is “HEAD TO TOE” + accessories. CHECK
OUT OTHER OUTFITS AT JDDOLLFASHOINS.COM OR CALL 263-5553
BUZZ
HAY BALES FOR SALE Net wrapped round bales. Alfalfa, alfalfa grass, and
sainfoin. Competitively priced. Arrangements for delivery to be discussed.
CALL TODD 406-350-1970 OR MIKE 406-350-2410
BUZZ
IRLE RESOURCE AIDE POSITION: Permanent school year position, w/
full benefits, $12.17-12.58/HR. To apply go to: www.glasgow.k12.mt.us and
click on employment tab. Deadline is 11/2/18. CALL RACHEL ERICKSON
AT 228-2419 FOR MORE INFORMATION. (Equal Opportunity Employer)
BUZZ
HELP WANTED: Part-time Flower Shop Worker. Must have good customer
service skills, clear writing and phone skills. Must be available to work
holidays. Contact Flower Shop for full job description & application. CALL
GLASGOW FLOWER & GIFT 228-8312
BUZZ
LEE RIDDICK PLUMBING & HEATING is looking for an HVAC Technician/
Installer. Must have knowledge of sheet metal work, refrigerant license,
experience required. Benefits after probationary period. CALL 228-4753
AND LEAVE MESSAGE
BUZZ
HELP WANTED: part-time evening dishwasher. Hours 3P-11P, schedule
varies. Wage starting at $10. APPLY AT COTTONWOOD INN
BUZZ
HELP WANTED: Full-time housekeeper. 8am-4:30pm. Some weekends
included. APPLY AT COTTONWOOD INN ASK FOR LOUISE
BUZZ
EZZIE’S WHOLESALE INC. is currently looking to hire a Petroleum
Transport Driver. The candidate must have a clean driving record with a
current CDL, Type 1 class A and hold Doubles/Triples, Tanker and Hazmat
endorsements. Will train the right person. This position will be based out
of our Malta, Mt. Branch. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL MARK OR
BILL @ 1-406-654-2331
BUZZ
FULL TIME COOK. The Cook prepares palatable, nutritionally sound
meals for our residents at Valley View. Our cooks are responsible in
ensuring our Dietary Aides provide service promptly with delegated
authority from the Department Head. We want you to build your career
and grow with us! PLEASE PICK UP YOUR APPLICATION FROM THE
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT AT VALLEY VIEW HOME.
BUZZ
FULL TIME DIETARY AIDE. The Food Service Aide prepares and serves
palatable, nourishing, well-balanced diets to meet the daily nutritional
and special dietary needs of each resident. This position provides a very
meaningful role within Valley View Home and you will feel gratitude daily
for your work. PLEASE PICK UP YOUR APPLICATION FROM THE
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT AT VALLEY VIEW HOME.
VALLEY VIEW HOME invites motivated caring individuals to join our crew
as a CNA. We are offering free education in order to certify as a CNA and
currently have open seats! Please visit our administrative office for details
and fill out an application if interested.
BUZZ
HOUSE KEEPING POSITION. The Housekeeping Aide provides cleaning
services to provide a safe, sanitary, comfortable and homelike environment
for residents, staff and the public. In addition, this position offers cross
training into the role as Laundry Aid. We are offering competitive wage
for 32-40 hours a week. APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE IN OUR
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT AT VALLEY VIEW HOME
BUZZ
VALLEY VIEW HOME is looking for a part-time (25-35 hours a week)
Maintenance Assistant to join our team. The primary purpose is to maintain
grounds, facility, and equipment in a safe and efficient manner. PLEASE
VISIT VALLEY VIEW FOR AN APPLICATION!
BUZZ
JOB POSITION OPENING: Valley County Road Department has 2
positions open. The first job Bridge Crew/Operator. The second is
Blade Operator/Truck Driver, satellite based out of Hinsdale. PICK UP
APPLICATIONS FROM VALLEY COUNTY ROAD DEPARTMENT OR
CALL TODD YOUNG (406) 263-1477
BUZZ
VALLEY VIEW HOME is now taking applicants for a permanent House
Keeping position. The Housekeeping Aide provides cleaning services
to provide a safe, sanitary, comfortable and homelike environment for
residents, staff and the public. In addition, this position offers cross
training into the role as Laundry Aid. We are offering competitive wage
for 32-40 hours a week. APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE IN OUR
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT.
BUZZ
LLOYD’S REPAIR, LLC is looking for a full time appliance repair technician
to join the repair team. Prefer candidate with repair experience, but willing
to train a trustworthy, dependable person with mechanical abilities and
good communication skills. The job requires background checks, drug tests,
and a good driving record. Duties will include troubleshooting problems,
ordering parts, repairing appliances, and calling customers to confirm
appointments. The business serves all of northeast Montana and western
North Dakota. Work would be M–F. Starting Wage would be $17-24 per
hour DOE. A company vehicle is provided. Food and expenses are covered
for out-of-Glasgow area work. We offer Paid vacation and Holidays. TO
REQUEST AN APPLICATION OR EMAIL A RESUME CONTACT US AT:
CS@LLOYDSAPPLIANCEREPAIR.COM
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 3 bed 1 bath 1 car attached garage for rent in Saint Maire, MT.
$475/month plus utilities. Pets considered. CALL HELLAND AGENCY INC.
228-2114
BUZZ
AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR SALE OR RENT: Condo at St. Marie.
399-A, Ash St. Very clean, refurbished interior, attached garage. $24,900
CALL 406-291-5489
BUZZ
FOR RENT IN ST. MARIE: (2) 4 bedroom 1½ bath. Very nice. New
appliances, oak hardwood floors. 1 available now. 1 available November
1. $600/month pet negotiable with deposit. CALL 406-270-2522
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 2 bedroom house. $550/mo. utilities included. Appliances in
house. Single car garage negotiable. CALL 406-228-2006
BUZZ
GLASGOW OFFICE BASEMENT FOR RENT: 1,600 sq. ft. 3 bedroom 1
bath. Washer & dryer included. $1,500/mo. includes utilities, WiFi & TV.
Month to month lease. CALL HELLAND AGENCY INC. 228-2114
BUZZ
FOR RENT: 1,200 sq. ft. 3 bay heated shop. $600/mo. 8x20’ storage
container $80/mo. More storage space available at Taylor Storage South.
CALL KEVIN 230-2259
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Registration @ 8:30 am Costume Contest!
Dash Starts @ 10 am Prizes for Best Overall, Best Group/Family,
Cost: $15/person Best in Age (Newborn-5, 6-13, 19-30, 30+)
Must participate in Dash for Costume Contest
6 & under Free
SATURDAY NIGHT Take $5 off with a non-perishable food item Contact Jory @
October 27 • Starts @ 8:00pm to be donated to Valley County Food Bank 228-8341 for more info.

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must be 21 to attend
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 OBITUARY
Sandy McNulty
Sandra Kae McNulty peacefully passed away on
Sunday, September 30, 2018, in Bozeman, MT, with her
family at her side. She battled Alzheimer’s for over four
years and is now at peace with our Lord.
Sandy was born in Glasgow, MT, on August 21, 1947,
to Don and Audrey McNulty. She was the oldest of five
girls and adored her sisters, Patty, Deb, Tami and Kelly.
She graduated from Nashua High School in 1965 where
she was Valedictorian, Homecoming Queen, and Class
President (among her many high school achievements).
In 1968, Sandy left her beloved state of Montana and
moved to Seattle, WA, to be closer to her mom. There
she met her soon to be husband, Richard “Van” Hale.
The couple wed in 1971 and during their five-year
marriage they had three children, Michael, Kristen and
Brandon. Sandy was a dedicated mother and raised her
three children on her own in their forever home in the
Magnolia community of Seattle.
Over the years she worked her way up at People’s
Bank, Washington Mutual & Chase Bank and retired as
a Computer Programmer in 2009. In her retirement, she
enjoyed gardening, antiquing, going to movies, enjoying
concerts, tending to her home and spending time with
family and friends. Her greatest joy was being a mother
and grandmother. She worked tirelessly to give her three
children an amazing life and loving home. She instilled
in them the value of hard work, perseverance, tradition,
selflessness, and kindness but most importantly the love
of family and lasting friendships.
Her four grandchildren, Celia, Charlotte, McCormick
and Audrey were the light of her life! Anytime she had
the chance to spend time with them, she did! She loved
taking them on all sorts of adventures to the zoo, the
aquarium, children’s museums, parks, and Menchies!
She made an ordinary trip on the bus a memorable
adventure for them! At her home, she baked cookies with
them, set up elaborate tea parties for them, and always
had their favorite foods on
hand! She made each of
her grandchildren feel like
a special treasure and they
are blessed to have so many
wonderful memories with
her!
Sandy made many dear
and lasting friendships in
every aspect of her life.
From neighborhood friends,
to work friends, to her kids’
friends, to her Montana
friends and beyond, she was
a special presence in so many lives. Sandy was drawn to
any and every child she came in contact with, especially
babies! She easily became “Grandma Sandy”, “Mum-
Mum”, or “Aunt Sandy” to many beloved friends and
their children.
Sandy is preceded in death by her parents, Don
and Audrey McNulty; her in-law’s, Richard “Dick” and
Charlotte Hale; and her sister, Patty (Bob) Baker.
She is survived by her step-mother, Diana McNulty;
sisters, Deb (John) Partridge, Tami (Mark) Corner, Kelly
McNulty; Bob Baker; sister-in-law, Dawn (Joe) Anguiano;
brother-in-law, Donald Hale; her three children, Michael
Hale, Kristen (Kevin) Hale, and Brandon (Stef) Hale;
her four grandchildren, Celia Hale, Charlotte Hale,
McCormick Scofield and Audrey Scofield; along with
many nieces and nephews.
Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, October
27, 2018, 3:00 p.m. at the Nashua Civic Center. Please
bring your memories and stories to share as we gather to
honor the life of an amazing mother, grandmother, sister,
daughter, aunt and friend.
A Celebration of Life will also be held in Seattle in the
upcoming months. Details for this celebration to follow.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in to the
Alzheimer’s Association or to the Nashua Porcupines
Booster Club (PO Box 286, Fort Peck, MT 59223) in
Sandra McNulty’s name.

MID-CENTURY MODERN HOME GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD HOME

This home of distinction is for sale and ready for
a growing family. Close to schools and other in-
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sleeping room in the basement, 1 ¾ baths and
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High quality home built with the best lumber
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Hi, I’m Joe Horn. I would be greatly appreciative
of your support and vote in the 2018 election for
Valley County Sheriff.
I will bring over 27 years experience to this
position ensuring that the people in this county
feel safe and protected.
Along with 27 years in law enforcement, I have
also achieved over 700 hours of specialized
training and received an intermediate certificate
at the MT Law Enforcement Academy.
27 years of Law
Enforcement Experience
2 years as a Correctional Officer at
Maximum Security Penitentiary
10 1/2 years as a Deputy Sheriff
1 1/2 years as an Undercover Drug
Enforcement Officer
Over 14 years as a Glasgow Police Officer
Proud Air Force Veteran
American Legion Member
My goals within the Sheriff’s office would be:
• Field training for new officers
• Retain deputies to save taxpayer money
• Resident deputies (new hires)
• Research reserve deputy program
• Four 10-hour shifts, allowing 3 days off to be
with family
• Appoint a seasoned, narcotics-trained deputy to
address drug cases and possible incoming drug
issues. The deputy would work closely with the
Montana Department of Criminal Investigation
• Research a federal prisoner contract, which, if
achieved, will bring money into the county.
I have spent over 17 years as a Valley County
resident and 28 years in Montana. My wife,
Marietta (Mary), was born and raised in Valley Co.
I have ran a clean campaign and will continue
to do so throughout this 2018 election season.
Please visit our Facebook Page
Joe Horn for Valley County Sheriff
Paid for by Joe Horn for Sheriff.
Sharon Lagerquist, Treasurer • PO Box 342, Glasgow, MT 59230
Ole went into the local fish market (wild caught
walleye market, mind ya) over der at Lake Winnibigoshish
in Minnesota to apply for a job.
The boss thought to himself, “I’m not hiring that lazy
Norwegian,” so he decided to set a test for Ole hoping he
wouldn’t be able to answer the questions and he’d be able to
refuse him the job without getting into an argument.
The first question was, “Without using numbers,
represent the number nine.”
Ole says, “Dat’s easy,” and proceeds to draw three trees.
The boss says, “What in the world is that?”
Ole says, “Tree ’n tree ’n tree, dat makes nine.”
“Fair enough,” says the boss. “Second question, same
rules, but represent 99.”
Ole stares off into space for a while, then makes a
smudge on each tree.
Der ya go, bye yummy,” Ole says.
The boss scratches his head and asks, “How on earth
do you get that to represent ninety-nine?”
Ole answers, “Vell, each tree is dirty now, so it’s dirty
tree ’n dirty tree ’n dirty tree — dats ninety-nine.”
The boss is getting worried he’s going to have to hire
the Norwegian so he ups the ante and says, “All right,
question number three. Same rules again, but this time
represent the number one hundred.”
Ole stares into space again, then he shouts, “I tink I got
it!”
He makes a little mark at the base of each tree and
says, “Der ya go sir, dat’s vun hunnard!”
The boss looks at the Norwegian’s attempt and thinks
to himself, “Ha! got him this time.”
He then tells Ole, “You must think I’m an idiot if you
think that represents one hundred.”
Ole leans forward and points to the little marks at the
tree bases and says, “Vell, a little dog comes along and craps
near da base of each tree, so now ya got dirty tree an’ a turd,
dirty tree an’ a turd, an’ dirty tree an’ a turd, vich makes vun
hunnard. vhen do I start me job?!?”
By the way, it wasn’t long before Ole was the head
foreman of the walleye filleting department...
 2 Day Sale! Friday & Saturday Only!
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Taking advantage of
the Reynolds F.O.R.
program are, pictured
from left; Jennifer
and Olivia Jackson,
representing Hi-Line
Sportmmen; Ayla
Stone and Katie Kaiser,
Snack Pack Program;
rhonda Olson, Hi
Line Homes; Jeannie
Bergrstom, Grace
Lutheran Church; Katie
Potter, Hi-Line Youth
Hockey; and Reynolds
Manager Deb Tade.
Did you know? Reynolds Market has a Friends of Reynolds 9F.O.R. program to raise
funds non-profit organizations with a 501(c)3 that directly benefits the communities
or youth with a specific fund-raising goal to work towards. Pictured above are
organizations that have signed up! The more you shop with Reynolds Market, the
more money you can earn.
“What if I am a shopper at Reynolds, can my purchase go towards a making
donation to a non-profit organization?”
Absolutely! Just name what non-profit organization that is enrolled in the
program... that simple. Or sign up your non-profit organization and earn up to
$1,950 per quarter.
Since 1925 F.T. Reynolds Co. has been an integral part in the growth of Eastern Montana.
We believe you receive back from your community what you put in, which is why we created the F.O.R.
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Kaercher Seeks Big Job With PSC in Very Big District 1
By Daniels County Leader
(Note: Republican candidate for PSC Randy
Pinnoci ran in Wednesday’s Buzz.)
Doug Kaercher of Havrewants a big job covering
abig swath of Montana landas he seeks votes on absentee
ballots and on Tuesday, November 6, when it’s voting day
across the country.
Kaercher (pronounced Care-ker) is the Democrat
Party nominee for the Montana Public Service
Commission’s (PSC) open seat for District 1, the
governmental body regulating utilities such as water,
naturalgas, electricity and telecommunications for rate
payers across Big Sky Country.
The territory he is lookingto represent includes
19counties in northcentral and northeastern Montana,
including Blaine (Chinook as county seat), Cascade
(Great Falls), Chouteau (Fort Benton), Daniels (Scobey),
Dawson (Glendive), Fergus (Lewistown), Garfield
(Jordan), Hill (Havre), Judith Basin (Stanford), Liberty
(Chester), McCone (Circle), Petroleum (Winnett),Phillips
(Malta), Richland (Sidney), Roosevelt (Wolf Point),
Sheridan (Plentywood), Toole (Shelby), Valley (Glasgow)
and Wibaux (Wibaux).
That’s many miles in between constituents stretching
from Sunburst along the Canadian line to Carlyle hugging DOUG KAERCHER of Havre is the Democrat Party
the North Dakota border and from Cascade south of nominee running for the open seat on the Montana
Great Falls to Comertown 8 miles south of Saskatchewan Public Service Commission’s District 1, which covers
in the northeast corner. huge land mass from Plentywood to Shelby to Great
In fact, the 19 counties in District 1 of the PSC Falls to Wibaux and back up to Plentywood.
represents 53,830 square miles of Montana’s total of The Leader sat down with Kaercher as the 68th annual
147,040, or 36 percent. Meeting of Members of Nemont Telephone Cooperative,
The District 1 seat is up for grabs this election cycle Inc. was winding down in the big Gold Garage at the
because the current commissioner, Republican Travis Nemont complex in Scobey Saturday, October 6.
Kavulla, is termed out after two 4-year terms. “Beside the rate hikes proposed by NorthWestern
Born in Havre in 1961 and a 1979 graduate of Havre Energy and MDU (Montana-Dakota Utilities), they
High School, Kaercher became a commercial pilot, doing being the big issues going in front of the PSC, this
charter work and some crop dusting before getting out of current commission is not friendly to the advancement
flying in 1986. He had an aircraft maintenance business of renewable energies,” he said.
specializing in aircraft restoration. He went back to He added his priority is to work to make sure Montana
farming in 1990 with his brother. rate payers are provided with safe services at fair and
His experience in politics, with 2018 marking his affordable rates. Kaercher said there doesn’t have to be
30th year in public service, includes being the City of a choicebetween protecting the state’s residents against
Havre Clerk, Administrative Law Judge, State Tax Appeal rising energy costs and growing the state’s economy as
Board, Hill County Commissioner for 10 years,Havre both can be achieved.
City Council and President of the Montana Association He and his wife of 32 years have raised three
of Counties. daughters, own a small property development
He is currently the Finance Director for the City of business and are actively involved in managing the
Havre, a post he has been in since 2012. family farm.

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Meat Shop
Heads • Birds • Fish • Pedestals
for FREE! Hunting: Is It Really Safe?
Shipping Anywhere
Full Body • Rugs • Restoration
Driving: Is It Really Safe?
Will pick up at Every hunting season we hear of tragic
Headsmeat
• Birds
shop• Fish • Pedestals
for FREE! hunting accidents where people
Shipping Anywhere
Full Body • Rugs • Restoration are killed or maimed. 99% of these
Shelly Sampson, Taxidermist accidents were preventable, just as
228-8722 • 367-5347 • Cell: 672-0058 99% of all auto accidents are deemed preventable by
authorities.
Milk River Inc. My Funk and Wagnalls describes accident as “ an
Annual Meeting unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and
October 29, 2018 • 7:00 P.M. unintentionally, usually resulting in damage or injury.”
This will be held at the “An event that happens by chance.”
Milk River Activity Center Accidents are, indeed, unfortunate but with a
219 2nd Ave. S • Glasgow little bit of training, care and attention accidents are
All are welcome & encouraged to attend! preventable. Especially hunting accidents that result in
the death of someone.
Please come join us for our 15th Annual Fundraiser Falls while carrying a loaded rifle are one common
Friday, November 2 • Cottonwood Inn cause of hunting accidents. Mistaken identity is another
5 p.m. • Social and viewing of live when a hunter thinks his hunting partner, a few hundred
and silent auction items. yards away looks like a deer or elk. Or in the case of my
6 p.m. • Dinner with auction to follow best friend in the 5th grade whose mother was hunting
Tickets $20 ~ Contact Milk River at 406-228-8412 to purchase. with his dad and some other hunter shot my friends
mother, dead, while she was dressed in full blaze orange
1003 5th Ave. N, Glasgow, MT and sitting on a log eating a sandwich.
Beautiful Northside Home has large south facing 1100 Wedum Drive
Beautiful Corner Lot Northside
windows that allow ample natural light on
Home: 1,510
1100 Wedum Drive
sf on the main floor, plus
The hunter, Mr Magoo, with the poor eyesight wasn’t
Beautiful
the 1,984 sq. Corner Lot
ft. main floor. 3Northside
bedrooms, 2 full Home: 1,510 sf on the main floor, plus prosecuted! Yikes! (This occurred in Washington.)
an
bathrooms enclosed porch.
and 2 half baths and aThe basement
fireplace on the is 870 sf which includes garage.
mainanfloor
enclosed porch.
and basement. ThisThe
well basement
maintained, is 870 sf which includes garage.
There are
There located
perfectly 3bedrooms
are 3bedrooms
home has a 792 and
and 2 full
sq. 2ft.full bathrooms on the main floor, andand
bathrooms
finished on the main floor, a 1/2a 1/2 There are myriad horror stories. Most are isolated
bathroom
basement and abathroom on
864 sq. ft. detached the basement
garage. Large floor, private
on the basement floor, private back yard, back yard, incidents where an excited hunter takes a “sound shot”
private fenced-in yard with automatic sprinkler
established
system andestablished
trees. treestreesand andgardengarden area.....PRICE
area.....PRICE REDUCED
REDUCED
mature at moving brush only to find a wounded hunting partner
Priced at $185,000 who got in the way of his bullet.
Call ususforfor
UNITED an appointment!
INSURANCE
&Call
REALTY an appointment! I have racked by brain trying to find a true Act of
406-228-9356
P.O. Box 351 406-228-9356
• 504 2nd Avenue South God, no fault, hunting accident but to no avail. Every
We Cover Montana Glasgow, Montana 59230 406-228-9356
scenario I have come up with has operator error written
all over it. Can you come up with one?
As for auto accidents again I tried to come up with
one in which no one was at fault. Struck out again
but the closest I came was this: you are driving in the
mountains, at night, in a raging snow storm. You can see
As a member of the county commissioner team, I will: maybe 50 feet ahead. Your speed is only 30 or so. Plum
• Insure county spending and budgeting are safe you say? The road is snow-packed and slippery.
straightforward and transparent.
• Identify opportunities to make our tax dollars go Then, all of a sudden or sooner a boulder the size
further. of a boxcar rolls off the mountain-side and right smack-
• Mitigate risks that have social and economic impact to dab into your pickup, pushing you dangerously close to
our communities. the 500 foot vertical drop-off to your left.
• Focus on county-wide strategic planning for our future. Act of God? Well, yeah, maybe the boulder rolling
“ I would be honored to serve as your Valley County Commissioner.” down hill thingie, BUT what the hell were you doing
Paid for by Mary Armstrong for County Commissioner
on that mountain road in a blizzard, at night in the first
PO Box 431, Glasgow, MT 59230 continued on next page
place?
Or in my experience, a true story. You are on a Celebrating 63 Years of Marriage
straight road. Early in the morning just before day-
break. There is a deep drop-off ditch to your right and Walt & Toots Murch
left. If you were to go off there you would surely tip over
and be kilt! Saturday, Oct. 27
You look up the road a mile or so and see a vehicle 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.
coming at you and something about it isn’t right. The Valley View Home
closer it gets the more you feel uneasy. Main Dinning Room
When it gets a quarter of a mile or so away you
can see....it’s in your lane and doesn’t show any signs of Join us for cake,
either slowing down or moving over. Closer yet and you coffee, punch
can see the driver sitting upright in his seat behind the music & conversation!
wheel eyes wide shut. Yeoowie! What do you do? No gifts please
Number one; you can hit the ditch spilling the load
of cattle you’re hauling.
Number two; you can move over into the opposite Halloween
lane. Party
Number three; you can stay in your lane, slow Saturday, Oct. 27
waaaay down (or is it slow up?), anyway, and be the first
$100 Cash for Best Costume
to witness the impending crash. Judging & Prize @ 11 p.m.
What would you do? Wrong! Any action you take
& Drink Specials
would be wrong according to the police.
Number one; Hit the ditch, tip over, kill kows, wreck Karaoke with Austin Sound
truck. If the other guy doesn’t stop and if there are no starting at 8 p.m.
other witnesses to the wreck you are accused of going to
sleep at the wheel and driving off the road.
Number two; Sure, move over and hope the other
Vote Christine Gamas
for Valley County Justice of the Peace
driver doesn’t wake up, realize he’s in the wrong land EXPERIENCE:
and quickly change to his side thus colliding with you • Clerk for Valley County Justice Court for 11+ years
• Enter citations, Criminal complaints, Civil complaints, and Small Claims
in his lane. If he doesn’t die you will be charged with • Sending out Jury Questionnaires and entering them in as they come back
driving on the wrong side of the highway and causing • Sending out Jury Summons for Jury Trials
an accident. If he does die you will be charged with • Initial Appearances, taking payments, making deposits, and end of
months reports and other day to day tasks
vehicular homicide. The ditch is looking better all the I see the need for the Justice Court to be more available.
time isn’t it in spite of all the dead cowies. I have also been approved by the Montana Supreme Court
Option number three; You stay in your own lane. to fill in as a Sub Judge for 8+ years
PERSONAL:
You slow to two miles per hour. The asleepy driver • Valley County resident for 20+ years
doesn’t wake up and runs right into you. You can be • Hobbies are camping, fishing, hiking, hunting and horseback riding.
charged with not trying to avoid an accident. • Love following my nephews’ sporting events and niece with her activities.
• My husband is a Retired Navy Disabled Veteran (Thank you Veterans!!) G A M A S
Catch 22! Paid for by Gamas for Justice of the Peace, Nicole Gamas, Treasurer non-partisan, 730 4th Ave. North, Glasgow, MT 59230
What’s all this have to do with hunting accidents?
Nothing! GLASGOW
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening. SCHOOL MENU
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Q: What’s the Ham & Cheese Bar • Tri-Tater
difference between a
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FMDH

Health &
Wellness Fair
Saturday, October 27th

Join us at the 2018 FMDH Health & Wellness Fair!

Don’t miss our on free activities, screenings, and information about
healthcare and wellness related services offered by local organizations
and businesses. Bring the whole family!

// Saturday, October 27th, 2018 Giant inflatable heart

door prizes
// 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM flu shots
// Glasgow Recreation Department blood pressure checks
bmi checks
// 319 3rd street south zimmer biomet learning lab
// glasgow, mt 59230 and much more!