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Gianforte
Recognizes
the Malnaas
During National Adoption
Month, Congressman Greg
Gianforte recognized Lynne and
Myron Malnaa of Glasgow for their
dedication to and compassion for
Montana’s children.
For 18 years, the Malnaas have
welcomed more than 150 foster
children into their home, embracing
them with the unconditional
love they need. Lynne and Myron
nurture and care for the kids,
watch them grow, and provide the
opportunity for the kids to be kids.
Gianforte’s Spirit of Montana file photo by the Buzz
commendation is a weekly
recognition of Montanans for their Not only have Lynne and Myron Malnaa cared for many, many foster
accomplishments, dedication, kids, they also enjoy getting some quality time with their grandkids
or service. Gianforte highlights (from left) Haylee Parker, Traeven Malnaa and Rylee Parker (she’s
the recipient in the U.S. House of taller than it appears as she was sitting on Grandpa’s drumming
Representatives and personally stool, and all three of them are taller now since this photo was taken
contacts the honorees. on April 28th, 2018 at the Valley Ridgerunners Saddle Club).
Gianforte’s statement in the Glasgow for their dedication to and with their son and Myron rodeoing,
Congressional Record follows: compassion for Montana’s children. Lynne felt like she had an empty
Madam Speaker, I rise today to After her eldest daughter nest, and she says she found her
honor Lynne and Myron Malnaa of graduated from high school and continued on page 2

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Sunday!
Tonight: A slight chance of freezing rain between
midnight and 1am. Patchy freezing fog between 8pm
and 11pm. Cloudy, then gradually becoming partly
cloudy, with a low around 28. East southeast wind 5 to
13 mph becoming west after midnight. Winds could gust
as high as 24 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
Saturday: A chance of snow and freezing rain before
9am, then a slight chance of rain and snow between
9am and 10am. Partly sunny, with a high near 42. West
northwest wind 15 to 18 mph, with gusts as high as 32
mph.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 23.
West northwest wind 6 to 11 mph becoming light and
variable. Winds could gust as high as 21 mph.
Sunday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 50. South wind
5 to 10 mph becoming west in the afternoon.
Sunday Night: A 20 percent chance of rain before
11pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 32. West
northwest wind around 10 mph.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 49. West
northwest wind 9 to 13 mph.
Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 26.
West northwest wind 5 to 8 mph becoming calm in the
evening.
Tuesday: A chance of snow before 11am, then a chance
of rain. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 41. Calm wind
becoming east southeast 5 to 9 mph in the afternoon.
Chance of precipitation is 30%.
Tuesday Night: A 40 percent chance of snow. Mostly
cloudy, with a low around 25. East wind 8 to 10 mph
becoming north after midnight.
Wednesday: A 20 percent chance of snow. Mostly
cloudy, with a high near 36. North wind 6 to 13 mph.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 35.
Malnaas continued from front
quiet house unsettling.
One day Lynne, who ran a daycare out of their
home for 25 years, got a call that changed her life. She
was told there were a few desperate kids who needed
a home right away. Lynne instantly stepped up and
took them in. It happened so quickly, Myron, a law
enforcement officer for 25 years, says he doesn’t even
remember Lynne talking to him about taking on such a
big responsibility. Lynne says she did.
Since that day 18 years ago, the Malnaas continue
to provide a safe haven for many kids in need. They
have welcomed more than 150 foster children into their
home, embracing them with the unconditional love
they need.
Lynne and Myron nurture and care for the kids,
who come to them from various backgrounds. They
watch them grow and give them opportunity to let the
kids to be kids. Lynne and Myron have also adopted
two children and are guardians to another.
For their commitment to Montana’s children,
Lynne and Myron were recognized recently as 2019
Angels in Adoption honorees.
Madam Speaker, for freely giving over 150 foster
children unconditional love and a home, I recognize
Lynne and Myron Malnaa for their Spirit of Montana.
Gianforte encourages anyone to nominate
Montanans for the Spirit of Montana award by
contacting his office at 202-225-3211 or by email at
https://gianforte.house.gov/contact/email.
It’s Pumpkin Pie Time Again
It’s that favorite time of year for pumpkin
enthusiasts. Some of us make our own pies, some
enjoy pies someone else made, and yet others
rely on the grocery store freezer for their annual
pumpkin pie “fix”.
If you are a “PUMPKIN PIE BAKER WANNA-
BE” now is the season to come and learn to bake your
own pumpkin pie. The timing is just right to bake a
pie and serve it at Thanksgiving dinner.
Roubie Younkin of the Valley County MSU
Extension Service will once again demonstrate the
art of pie crust and pumpkin pie filling on Monday,
November 25th at 6:00 in the Lutheran Church
kitchen. There will be a $5 supplies fee.
Everyone is welcome to join in the fun and
learning. Participants are asked to call the Extension
Office at 228-4321 to register or for more information.
 Pie Sale
Let us make your Thanksgiving Pies!
Taking orders until Tuesday, November 19
Ready for pickup Monday, November 25
at the Museum from 10 AM - 4 PM
Pies will be $15 per Pie
Choice of pies are:
Apple • Pumpkin • Pecan • Sour Cream Raisin • Cherry
To Order Call Ruthie 406-263-7344, Sally 406-228-8673
or the Museum at 406-228-8692 leave message if no answer.
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Within a short time, the Norske old timers had
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The grateful chemical company president
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was upping the reward to a million dollars and
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High School Football Columbus ran some time off the clock before
taking a 28-24 lead with 1:13 left in the game.
Scotties had successful season Johannes scored again on a 2-yards run. The pass
By Mike Brandt failed on the conversion.
Glasgow had one of its better season’s this year on Glasgow threw another interception at the end
the gridiron, finishing with a 5-4 record. The Scotties of the game, but not before gaining a first down on
won four straight games before falling to Colstrip. All Colten Fast’s to the Cougars 45.
four loses could have gone either way as the Scotties The Scotties gained experience with playing in
were in every game. the playoffs, which should help the returning players.
Glasgow turnovers play a role in the losses, Second-year coach Patrick Barnett will lose
which stopped the Scotties from a first round playoff eight seniors – Boland, Monson, Kristen Price,
victory in Columbus Saturday. Five turnovers, two John Cremer, Cordell Younkin, Cale Swanson, Britt
coming on kickoffs, hurt the Scotties in their 28-24 Fairclough, and Willard Johnson.
loss. Coach Barnett will return experience players
An interception in the end zone was the first like Lee, Loden Idler, Colten and Morgan Fast, Dylan
turnover for the Scotties. However, the Glasgow Nieskens, Tel Aune, Ty Kittleson and Phipps, to name
defense stopped Columbus when Dexter Monson just a few.
intercepted a pass. That set up Glasgow’s first Conrad finished the season at 3-5, 2-4, Wolf
touchdown when Jesse Lee followed Mayson Phipps Point was 2-6, 1-5, and Harlem 0-8, 0-6.
into the end zone for a 2-yard run. The junior also
ran in the two-point conversion for the 8-0 lead. MHSA Class B Playoffs, First round
Columbus (6-3) and Glasgow traded Saturday, Nov. 2
interceptions before the half. The Cougars didn’t Fairfield 41, Townsend 13
score until the third quarter after the Scotties had Florence 59, Shepherd 6
fumbled the ball on the kickoff, giving Columbus the Manhattan 41, Cut Bank 0
ball on the 39. Trey Johannes, a sophomore running Missoula Loyola 20, Huntley Project 0
back, took the ball in for the score. The Cougars tied Eureka 65, Baker 24
the game with the two-point conversion. Columbus 28, Glasgow 24
Glasgow regained the lead when quarterback Red Lodge 28, Bigfork 25
Alec Boland punched it in from a yard out. The Malta 26, Jefferson 7
senior also ran in the two-point conversion for a 16-8 Quarterfinals
advantage, but it wasn’t an advantage for long. Saturday, Nov. 9
Johannes tied the game at 16 with his 2-yard Fairfield 55, Florence 20
run and the extra point. Columbus got the ball back Manhattan 26, Missoula Loyola 7
when the Scotties fumbled it on the kickoff. Johannes Eureka 69, Columbus 30
gave Columbus the lead, 22-16, with his 2-yard run. Red Lodge 35, Malta 6
Glasgow blocked the extra point kick. Semifinals
The Scotties then regained the lead, 24-22, when Manhattan (10-0) at Fairfield (10-0), 1 p.m.
Lee followed blockers into the end zone for a 10-yard Saturday, Nov. 16
run. Boland ran in the two point conversion. Red Lodge (10-0) at Eureka (10-0), 1 p.m.

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 Thanks for Listening
A Royal Coup
Those of you of a more “riper”
age group can recall a world where
we heard of coups being run almost
every week somewhere on the globe.
Some dictator unhappy with the
present regime so he orchestrates a coup, mostly of the
military kind with lots of blood-shed.
A coup is defined as “a means to overthrow an
existing government; typically, this refers to an illegal,
unconstitutional seizure of power by a dictator, military
force or other disgruntled people or organizations.”
Under the heading of “disgruntled” you will find the
name Hillary Clinton who lost her gruntle along with the
2016 presidential election to the “despicable, disreputable,
unworthy, racist, male chauvinist, unpresidential-
looking, war-mongering etc, etc, Donald J. Trump.
Hey! Hold on there you Republicans....not my
words, those are just a few of the sobriquets Hillary
has saddled the current POTUS with in some of her
diatribe-laced speeches in the past. And all this hoopla
because she lost the election. An election for which she
was already throwing her winner’s party and sharpening
her acceptance speech when the dreaded news came
over the wire and crushed her in her boots.
“Trump Wins”!
Immediately, or as soon as the bitter tears, then
the whining, then the self-pity ceased and she uttered
the phrase “We’ll impeach the Bas....rd.” Or words to
that effect. Then she whined about him (President-elect
Trump) being an un-legal president. Then she recruited
Nancy Pelosi to be her mouth-piece in the impeachment
battle thus, keeping the name Clinton from the forefront
and in the weeds.
Until now...when she says she has been asked to
make another run at the White House.
See, folks. All this impeachment crapola is
smoke-screen from the liberal group trying to keep all
the good stuff Trump has accomplished while in office
out of the hands of the good guys. Don’t let the media
screw it all up.
This illegal coup, and it is nothing less than a coup
by the Democrats, was started even before Trump took
the Oath of Office. Obama, Clinton, George Soros,
Tom Steyer, Linda Sarsour, Omar, Tlaib and the rest of
that mob have sworn a blood-oath to de-presidentize
Donald and they aren’t too picky how they git’er done.
By hook or by crook as Grannie used to say.
By their own admission the Democrats have said,
in the impeachment hearings held today, that most of
the information they have presented is 2nd, 3rd and 4th
hand info. Yikes! Any judge in this country worth his
salt would toss this out of court in a heart beat telling
both sides that “I will dis-bar the lot of you if you ever
bring such a weak case before this court again.”
I say this to the impeachment inquisitor Mr. Shief-
less....you ought to be ashamed and the same goes to
you Democrats who are still whining and crying that
your broad didn’t win (Yes, I said broad, so sue me).
Look at all the good you could have done for the
country if you had worked with Your President instead
of against him even from before he was president. What
good have you done for your constituents and your
country in the past three years?
You’ve done nothing but whine #Never Trump,” or
the insipidly stupid “Not My President”, or “Impeach
Trump” and the list goes on.
You, too, need to feel shame for the three wasted
years for which you drew over a half million dollars in
wages and untold money and percs for doing absolutely
nothing constructive!
I guess you have completely forgotten Kennedy’s
“Ask Not......” speech. And as if that’s not bad enough
you have completely piddled on the US Constitution.
Unforgivable.
That’s it for now folks. Thanks for listening.
~ Virgil Vaupel
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