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Monday night’s 5th Annual Haunted Hallways at

Spooky!
the Glasgow High School didn’t have the same
atmosphere as the Haunted Hayride, but the kids
still pulled out a fantastically spooky performance
— especially if you’re scared of evil clowns! It was
a huge success as it raised $571 for the Children’s
Museum of Northeast Montana in Glasgow. Pictured
above are Ayla Stone, Brennan Peters, Riley Smith,
Kate Parks, Ian Wright, Nicole Morocco, Dalton
Sand and Isabel Montoya-Hobbs.
 Service for Richard Skyberg
BAZAAR
Richard Lynn Skyberg, 60, of Havre, Montana
passed on October 25, 2019. A Celebration of Life will
be held 6:00 p.m., Wednesday, October 30, 2019 at the
Saturday, November 2nd Eagles Club in Havre, Montana.
9:00AM - 3:00PM Funeral services will be 2:00 p.m., Friday,
Glasgow Civic Center November 1, 2019 at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
From Home Based business to Hand Crafted Items in Nashua, Montana with Bonnie Novak officiating.
Let us help you start your holiday shopping!
For more information contact Joan Burris @ 263-8985 Burial will follow services in Fort Peck Cemetery, Fort
Peck, Montana.

BRRRR! Service for Jack Bishop

Jack Edward Bishop
passed away into the
loving arms of his Savior,
Tonight: Cloudy during the early evening, then gradual
clearing, with a low around 11. West wind 6 to 15 mph, Sunday, October 20, 2019
with gusts as high as 24 mph. at Hi-Line Retirement
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 34. West wind 3 to Home in Malta, Montana,
8 mph. with his loving wife Leslie
Wednesday Night: Increasing clouds, with a low around by his side.
19. Southwest wind around 6 mph. As per Jack’s request
Thursday: A chance of rain and snow showers before cremation has taken place.
1pm, then a chance of rain showers between 1pm and
5pm, then a chance of rain and snow showers after
A memorial service will
5pm. Cloudy, with a high near 39. West northwest wind be 1:00 p.m., Saturday,
7 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph. Chance of November 2, 2019 at
precipitation is 40%. Little or no snow accumulation the Glasgow Evangelical
expected. Church with Reverend John Skillman officiating.
Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 27. A turkey dinner will be served at the church
West northwest wind 13 to 15 mph, with gusts as high
as 21 mph.
following the service as Jack dearly loved Thanksgiving.
Friday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 39. West
Condolence may be sent to P.O. Box 727, Glasgow,
northwest wind 11 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 23 MT, 59230.
mph.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 23. West
wind 6 to 9 mph.
Special rules apply on Corps lands
Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 43. West wind Hunting season is upon us in Northeastern
5 to 10 mph. Montana. The Army Corps of Engineers at Fort Peck
Saturday Night: A slight chance of rain and snow would like to remind visitors that special rules apply
showers before 7pm, then a slight chance of snow when hunting on Corps Lands.
showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 28. West wind Please contact the Fort Peck Administration
7 to 9 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
Building at (406) 526-3411 with any questions
Sunday: A chance of rain and snow showers. Mostly
regarding the special hunting rules and stop in at the
cloudy, with a high near 44. West wind 7 to 13 mph.
Chance of precipitation is 30%. Administration Building or the Interpretive Center for
Sunday Night: A chance of rain and snow showers. locations where hunting is allowed on Corps Lands
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 26. around Fort Peck.
Monday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 38. The Downstream Campground, Kiwanis Park, and

Reel Life Wisdom

Nature Trail will be closed the following dates for ADA
Hunters: November 7th through the 12th and November
“It is the small everyday deeds of ordinary folk that 28th through the 30th. The Downstream Campground
keeps the darkness at bay - small acts of kindness and is now closed for camping, but day use is allowed except
love.” ~ Ian McKellen in The Hobbit: An Unexpected for the ADA Hunt Dates. Good luck hunting and be safe
Journey (2012) out there.
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Glasgow’s freshmen runners Stevie Hartwell, right, state cross country race in Great Falls. photo by
and Kira Beck tackle a hill in the second mile of the Andrew McKean

Scotties Produce Three Cross Country All-Staters

By Mike Brandt
It was a disappointing finish for
Glasgow cross country teams, which
is understandable. The conditions
were not the best with everybody
running on a snow-packed golf
course Saturday in Great Falls.
The boys missed the podium
by 15 points, finishing fourth with
180 points. Eureka knocked off
defending state Class B champs
Manhattan 73-96. Colstrip took
third with 165 points.
Wilson Overby was in a great
race with Harlem’s Brad Cichosz
with Overby running in second
place with a time of 17:12.24, less
than five seconds behind Cichosz’s
17:08.70. Overby’s goal was to win
the individual championship.
“It (second) was alright. I was
still happy with it,” said Overby. “It
was a dual the whole time with him.
We were side-by-side until the very
end. He out-finished me. My time
was slower than I am used to, but
with the conditions the way they
were, I thought my time was pretty
good.”
Glasgow’s group was the first
to run on the course so it wasn’t bad
for the Class B boys. The later races
were ran on sloppy ground.
“It wasn’t very slippery. I
had very spikes so that helped a
lot,” said Overby. “We were a little
disappointed not getting some
hardware. It was a little bit of a
bummer.”
Carl Zabrocki finished eighth,
running a time of 17:54.52, earning
all-state.
“I’m really happy with that
place,” said the junior. “I felt I ran
pretty well with the conditions. I
really like my time. I think I ran a
personal best by two seconds. In the
snow, that’s pretty crazy.”
Zabrocki will be setting his
sights a little higher next year for his
senior season.
“I was pretty happy with my
season,” he said. “I feel like I could
have run a little faster. But I’m happy
with how it went.”
The pack was spread out
after Zabrocki with Bergen Miller
finishing 40th, running a time of
19:19.52. Jacob Meiers was 57th with
a time of 19:45.10. Lane Thompson
followed it 73rd, running a 20:05.56.
Reed Larsen was 93rd with a time of
20:35.60, and Blake Lloyd was 116th
with a 21:16.78.
The Scotty girls were a distance
sixth with 277 points. Townsend
knocked off two-time defending champions Manhattan,
with 65 points. The Tigers finished with 79 points. Red
Lodge followed with 187, Lodge Grass had 227, and
Huntley Project 239.
Colstrip’s Hayley Burn won the race, running
a 19:29.50. Glasgow runners were a ways back in
15th and 16th. Iris McKean edged out teammate Ali
Cunningham for 15th and earned all-state. McKean ran
a time of 20:57.16, while Cunningham had a 21:08.91.
“Next year I definitely want to place higher up,”
said the sophomore. “But I was happy just to medal.
This was my goal since I started running in sixth grade.”
“I believe I gave it all I could that day,” said
Cunningham. Iris was right ahead of me and if anyone
is going to take that spot I was glad it was her. It was a
good day.”
Times were pretty decent even with the conditions.
“My time was, I think, the fourth fastest I have ran
this year. It was decent,” said Cunningham. “But at the
state meet you want to go for placement than time.”
All of the runners felt they could have run better
on a drier course.
“For sure,” said McKean. “It was stressful because
I left my running spikes at home. I didn’t think I would
need them. My mom had to get me new spikes 10
minutes before my race. Running in a pair of new shoes,
my legs hurt so badly. So that played a big part in my Senior Jake Meiers approaches the one-mile mark.
race.” photo by Andrew McKean
“It had a couple down hills that were a little slippery Nyquist was 126th, running a 26:12.99.
that I was trying not to fall on,” said Cunningham. “I’m really proud of Wilson and Carl for being all-
Cunningham was pretty happy with her season state,” said McKean. “Our girls, we didn’t get our goal of
and how well it went. getting on the podium. But, I’m really proud of them. I
“I had a really good season. It was a rebuilding thought they put everything into the race. That’s all you
year and I was pretty bummed at the beginning,” she can ask for.”
said. “I didn’t think I had a shot my senior season, but Have to consider that three of the girls were
it actually turned out a lot better than I expect. I had so freshmen, so this was a new event that they have never
much fun this year. Getting to meet all of the freshmen been in.
this year and becoming part of the family was fun. I “I think there was a lot of pressure on them,” said
enjoyed it a lot and going to miss it.” McKean. “But they ran well despite that.”
“I had so much fun this season,” said McKean. “I Cunningham and Overby, along with Meiers and
thought it went really well. I put in a lot of work during Padden, wrapped up their cross country careers.
the summer. I’m glad it paid off. I didn’t think it would “Overall I think it was great. I improved a lot,”
be so much fun. Last year I had so much fun. All of the said Cunningham. “Every year I wanted to be top 15. I
seniors made it so much fun. When they graduated I missed it. I was right up there and thought I could do it.
didn’t think it would be so much fun. But I thought I I didn’t make it but I was so close. I wanted to prove to
had more fun, honestly.” myself that I could do it.”
Lauren Padden finished a distant 43rd, running a “All-in-all I pretty happy with it,” said Overby.
23:06.11, followed by Haylly Turner in 86th in 24:14.24. “I know I didn’t get my goal of winning a state
Stevie Hartwell was 116th with a time of 25:38.46, Kira championship, but overall it’s awesome to be three-time
Beck was 119th, running a 25:t50.59, and Elizabeth all-state.”

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Grewe and Dulaney are in new roles at FWP in Glasgow
by Marc Kloker, FWP Region 6
If you call or stop by the
front office at the Region 6 FWP
Headquarters in Glasgow, you may
notice a few changes. In the last few
months, LaWana Grewe became
the Region 6 office manager and
Heather Dulaney became the new
administrative assistant.
Grewe, a Glasgow native, had
worked at the FWP office in Glasgow
for six years as the administrative
assistant under Kathy Smith, who
recently retired from her position as
office manager.
As the new office manager,
Grewe supervises the administrative
assistant in Glasgow and the office
manager in Havre. In addition, she
will be overseeing the many other
license vendors in Region 6, will be
the lead in internal communication
within the region, and will of course
be continuing to work with the
public answering phone calls and
selling licenses.
“I’m really excited while
starting this new role with the
Department and taking on more
leadership responsibilities in Region
6,” says Grewe. “I have a great
administration staff to work with,
and I also look forward to leading
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Region 6 into the future with the
new program Explore MT, which
will take the place of the current
licensing system in the next few
years.”
After Smith’s retirement,
Grewe operated the front office by
herself (with help from other staff)
for almost four months, doing both
her old duties and new, so getting
her new administrative assistant
on board has been a good change.
“It was pretty timely for Heather
to begin working as the hunting
season really got going,” said Grewe.
“I look forward to working with
Heather and keeping the office
running smoothly for our public.”
LaWana and her husband
Ward live in Glasgow and have three
daughters. The family likes fishing,
hunting, and spending time at their
cabin at The Pines.
Heather Dulaney, also a
Glasgow native, recently stepped
into the administrative assistant
position left by Grewe. Prior to that,
she worked for Prairie Travelers in
Glasgow.
As the new administrative
assistant, Dulaney will be the first
to answer phone calls and assist
with FWP customers at the counter.
She will also be the safety lead for
the region, and help keep track of
regional budgets, accounts, and
help with the hunter and bowhunter
education program needs.
“I’m excited to be part of the
FWP family, and helping LaWana
at the front office,” says Dulaney.
“I look forward to meeting and
working with all the staff in Region
6 and learning more about my role
in this position.”
Starting this new position in
the thick of hunting season has
been a good time for Dulaney to
get her feet wet in selling licenses,
answering phone calls, and
working with the public. “It has
been pretty busy since I started,”
said Dulaney, “but I have learned
a lot in a short time and have
enjoyed visiting with the hunters
and anglers that have stopped by
or called the office.”
Heather and her husband
Nick live in Glasgow and have two
children. The family stays busy with
school, sports, outdoor activities,
and are heavily involved with the
hockey program in Glasgow.
If you would like to get in touch
with the Region 6 office, please stop
by or call 406-228-3700.
Hunters have CWD questions, FWP has answers
Are you hunting in
Region 6 and would like
your harvest tested for
CWD? Here’s how:
In 2019, Montana
Fish, Wildlife & Parks
will continue chronic
wasting disease (CWD)
surveillance for deer, elk,
and moose. Sampling took
place last year in Region
6, but more samples are
needed in the Northern
CWD Management Zone
of R6, particularly with
mule deer does and white-
tailed deer, to determine
distribution and
prevalence of the disease.
In addition, in
2019, testing will also
be available for hunter-
harvested samples outside
of the CWD Management
Zones. For 2019, all
testing is free of charge.
Hunters are the key
tool for this sampling
effort. The more samples
FWP can collect,
particularly from the
CWD Management
Zones, the better the
Dept. can understand
the distribution and
prevalence of this disease.
To be able to get your
animal tested, you must
retain at least the head
(with four-inches of
the neck attached) for
sampling and help fill out
a small information card,
including the location of
your harvest.
In FWP Region 6,
these are your options for
getting your deer, elk or
moose tested:
CWD check stations
Three CWD check
stations will be open on the
weekends throughout the
general season in Region 6,
with the primary purpose
of collecting samples from
hunter-harvested deer
in the Northern CWD
Management Zone.
• Plentywood: 10 a.m.-
sunset, Sat.-Sun., on the
east side of the rest area
at the fair grounds
• Malta: 10 a.m.-sunset,
Sat.-Sun., at the gravel
lot behind Ezzie’s
Westside Conoco on
the north side of Hwy 2
• Havre: 9 a.m.-sunset,
Sat.-Sun., at the old rest
stop east of Havre
Samples from the
priority areas (CWD
Management Zones)
will take precedence at
these check stations. If
the animal was harvested
outside of a CWD
Management Zone, there
may be a wait time, or the
hunter can use one of the
options below.
Note: All hunters
need to stop at any check
station, whether it is a
CWD, biological, or game
warden check station.
Submitting your animal
for testing is voluntary.
FWP offices
Hunters can bring
in their animal during
normal office hours in:
• Glasgow: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.,
Mon.-Fri., at the FWP
Headquarters on Hwy 2
west
• Havre: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.,
Mon.-Fri., at the FWP
Havre office at 2165
Hwy 2 east
Hunter submitted samples
Hunters can take their
own sample by removing
the retropharyngeal
lymph nodes themselves
(per online instructions
at fwp.mt.gov/CWD).
Samples can then either be
dropped off at FWP offices,
CWD check stations, or
be mailed to the lab in
Bozeman (hunters would
have to incur the cost of
shipping).
Transporting deer, elk,
and moose carcasses
Hunters are reminded
that to reduce the spread
of CWD, whole carcasses,
whole heads or spinal
columns cannot be taken
out of a management zone
unless the animal has
tested negative for CWD.
Hunters are strongly
encouraged to dispose
of hides, bones and
trimmings at approved
landfills.
If there are any
questions related to CWD,
please go to the website at
fwp.mt.gov/CWD or call
the Glasgow FWP office at
406-228-3700.​