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Scotties sweep Northern B Poplar 25, Fairfieldm24, Harlem 24, Shelby 18.5 and Wolf
Point 18.
By Mike Brandt The boys were just as impressive, racking up 127.33
They have had one of the dominating track and field points, Shelby had 71, Conrad 67.33, Wolf Point 67,
programs in the north. And, the Glasgow Scotties showed Fairfield 48, Malta 43, Cut Bank 42, Choteau 26.33, Harlem
their power once again at the Northern B meet held at 14, Rocky Boy 12 and Poplar 9.
Memorial Stadium in Great Falls Saturday. The Scotties This was the second straight for both squads and 17th
swept the titles in an impressive fashion. Divisional crowns in school history and 12th in the last 16
Glasgow girls had an amazing 130.5 points with years. It was also the second straight for the boys, 27th in
Conrad scoring 100, Malta 85, Choteau 56, Cut Bank 46, school history and eight in the last 11 years.

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Tanae Baker was a double-winner, Emily See and
Mayzie Yoakam had a win each.
The Scotties went 1-2-6 in the 1,600 with Baker
running a time of 5-minutes, 39.71-seconds, See was .05
behind with 5:39.76, and Kimber Dulaney ran a PR of
6:06.73.
You may think this is some sort of sound when you get Baker also won the 3,200, running a 121:10.56 and
punched in the gut or something, but it’s actually a word Haleigfh Huntsman was fifth with a 13:05.22.
that means “plot of land.” See won the 800, running a PR of 2-minutes,
Today: Showers and possibly a thunderstorm after 2pm. High 26.09-seconds. Dulaney also ran a PR of 2:36.09 for fourth.
near 86. South southeast wind 17 to 20 mph, with gusts as
She went 4-8 in high jump to tie with Adele Lamb of Shelby
high as 26 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%.
for fifth.
Tonight: Showers and thunderstorms, mainly before 2am.
Low around 59. South southeast wind 9 to 16 mph becoming
Yoakam went 34-feet, 2.5-inches to win the triple
north northwest in the evening. Winds could gust as high as jump and went 8-6 in pole vault for fifth.
23 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. Eve Stone went 9-feet, 6-inches for second in
Thursday: A 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, pole vault, tied with Eleace Shaw of Conrad for third in
mainly after noon. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 77. high jump, both going 4-10. Stone had a PR of 31-feet,
Northwest wind 6 to 10 mph. 2.75-inches in triple jump for fifth.
Thursday Night: A 50 percent chance of showers and Eighth-grader Gina Page got her first taste of a
thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 58. North divisional meet, placing in three sprint events. She ran
northeast wind 8 to 10 mph. three PR’s of 27-seconds flat and 1:02.38 in the 200 and 400
Friday: A chance of showers, with thunderstorms also for second and was third in the 100 with a time of 13.36.
possible after noon. Partly sunny, with a high near 77. North
Joely Chappell placed in three events, taking third in
wind around 9 mph. Chance of precipitation is 50%.
triple jump at 32-3.75, fifth in long jump at 14-11.5 and
Friday Night: Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm.
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 58. Northeast wind 9 to 11
sixth in the 100, running a 13.63. The freshman was a
mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%. photo finish 0.02 seconds away from placing in the 200.
Saturday: A chance of showers, then showers likely and She ran a 28.92 while Asia Bouma of Choteau ran a 28.90
possibly a thunderstorm after noon. Mostly cloudy, with a for sixth.
high near 75. East northeast wind around 10 mph. Chance of Piper Johnson ran a PR of 1:04.15 in the 400 for third.
precipitation is 70%. The top eight runners all had PR’s
Saturday Night: Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm Kira Beck cleared the pole vault ball at 9-feet for third.
before midnight, then a chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, The 4X400 relay team of Ava Lloyd, Yoakam, Johnson,
with a low around 56. East wind 8 to 10 mph. Chance of and See were second with a time of 4:27.81. The 4X100 was
precipitation is 60%.
third with a 52.68. Running on that team were Chappell,
Sunday: A 40 percent chance of showers. Partly sunny, with
Johnson, Yoakam, and Page.
a high near 77. East wind 8 to 13 mph becoming west in the
morning. Winds could gust as high as 18 mph. Glasgow boys went 1-2-4 in the 800 and discus, 2-3-
Sunday Night: A 30 percent chance of showers before
5 in the 1,600. Kyler Holinde, Khye Gamas, and Vaughn
midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low around 57. Miller all had a win.
Memorial Day: A 30 percent chance of showers and Holinde ran a PR of 2:03.37 to win the 800, Reed
thunderstorms. Mostly sunny, with a high near 79. Larsen followed with a PR of 2:04.01, and Tavin Boland
Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 80. continued on next page
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Scotties were one win away Berkeley did the same thing of a ball slicing down the
right field line. So, the effort was there. You could see
By Mike Brandt
the will to win was there. They had four hits and we
They were one win away from gaining a berth
had an error. But they got hits when they needed to.”
into the state softball tournament. Glasgow-Nashua-
Martin said that being down 8-3 in the bottom of the
Hinsdale had its 2023 softball season come to an end
seventh is a tough hill to climb when you’re at the
at Stewart Park inn Billings.
divisional tournament. The pitching is at its best and
The Scotties dropped a heartbreaking 11-0 game
the pitchers won’t give up a lot of runs.
to Huntley Project Friday morning, ending their
“Because they are pretty dominant,” he said. “But
season. But the loss that may have kept the Scotties
I was proud of the girls. They battled in that game.
season alive for one more week came Thursday
We just came up on the short end of it.”
morning when they lost to Conrad-Choteau, 8-3.
A win would have put the Scotties against
Glasgow bounced back that afternoon to shutout
Shepherd.
Shelby, 22-0, in three innings.
The Fillies have, probably, the best pitcher in
A win over Conrad would have put the Scotties
Class B.
in a better position in getting to state. Glasgow would
“She’s hard to get runs off of,” Martin said.
have played Cut Bank Friday morning instead of
The Scotties needed a win to keep on playing.
Huntley.
They met a Shelby team that is in its first year of
Glasgow (10-13) went into the Eastern B/C
playing softball. Brielle Partridge worked in the
Tournament as the fourth seed and faced a very good
circle and had good back up. The Scotties offense
Conrad-Chateau club that was playing some good
took advantage of multiple walks to score 22 runs in
ball lately.
three innings. The score could have been worse, but
“Going into that game I felt like they were the
Martin didn’t send his runners in to score on passed
team that was playing the best of anybody,” said
balls.
Glasgow interim coach Robert Martin. “Their pitcher
“Shelby is a young program. So we got some of
is a little bit of a challenge because she’s left handed
our young girls into play,” said Martin. “So we could
and throws super hard. And they have a good lineup
keep everybody fresh. I told the girls after the Conrad
so it’s hard to navigate that.”
game that this could be our way into state. I thought
Pitching coach Brian Burleson and Glasgow
this way was better.”
pitcher Daley Aune managed to get through the lineup
But the Scotties had to play third seed Huntley
and the Scotties offense stayed with the Cowgirls
Project, who lost to second-seed Stillwater 13-7,
through six innings. Glasgow and Conrad-Choteau
Friday morning. The Scotties didn’t play well. Daley
were tied 3-3 going into the top of the seventh inning.
Aune had trouble in the circle. Aune went into the
“I thought if we could shut them down I was very
third before Ashlee Meland took over.
positive that we could squeeze a run in the bottom of
“We talked about doing the same things we have
the seventh,” said Martin.
done and having fun,” said Martin. “It was just one of
But the Cowgirls came out hitting and scored
the games you hate to see at this time of the year. We
five runs to take an 8-3 lead. Now all Maggie Bender,
didn’t play poorly, we just didn’t play up to Huntley’s
the ace for Conrad-Chotesu, had to do was shut the
level. I’ve watched Huntley a lot lately, especially at
Scotties down. She managed to do that as the Cowgirls
Cut Bank, and their pitcher was on her game. She
escaped with the win.
threw as good as I’ve seen her throw all year. We got
“I thought defensively we played very well. We
some good swings. There were five of six girls hit line
had a couple of errors throughout the game. Nothing
drives. Some real hard solid balls right at people.”
terrible,” said Martin. “They were in between balls
Huntley scored four runs in the first inning,
that would have taken a really good play to make.”
added four more in the third and three in the fifth.
The Scotties outfield of Alexis Murdock of
The Scotties got hits from Carly Nelson and Meland.
Nashua at left field, Macy Martin center field, and
“The most disappointing part is that we have six
Hinsdale’s Berkley Hillman right field played well.
seniors that have been so close to going to state the
“Our outfield was unbelievable,” said Martin.
last four years,” said Martin.
“Macy robbed a batter of a double with a diving catch.
But what a way they turned the season around!
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Now that the Scotties are out, here’s the team we need to be rooting for, MAC
(Mission-Arlee-Charlo ) which opens the 2023 State B-C Softball Tournament
with the Conrad-Chotoau Cow-Dawgs at 2:30 on Thursday. Why cheer for MAC?
Grandpa Smiley can tell ya! Twin sisters Jerney and Rheid Crawford are the
daughters of Jennifer (Lasar) Crawford(at left) Jerney and Rheid are two of the
eight seniors who have been who have been state runners-up the past two seasons
to Florence (10-4 in ’21, 14-11 in ’22). And it could very well be another Florence-
MAC match-up this Saturday afternoon unless Shepherd has something to say
about it. MAC knocked off the Falcons 8-2 near the end of the regular season but
were once again runners-up at the Western B Divisional, knocking the Falcons of
10-7 the first championahip game, but losing 10-4 in the second. Needless to say,
it’s going to be an exciting state tournament. Shepherd opens with Thompson Falls
at 2:00, MAC vs. Conrad at 2:00, and at 4:00 it’s Florence taking on Huntley Project
(4E) and Columbus (2E) battling Manhattan (3W). Back to Smiley’s grandkids,
Jerney is a two-time All-Stater, soon to be a three-timer. Softball was cancelled her
freshman year because of you know what. Jerney will be continuing her softball
season wearing a Carroll College Saints uniform. Until then, Let’s go, MAC!
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Scottie Booster Club awards Jeff
Jurgens Memorial Scholarships
Six Valley County high-school graduates have
received Jeff Jurgens Memorial Scholarships to enable
their studies at colleges and universities in Montana and
North Dakota.

CORNHOLE
The scholarships are awarded annually by the
Scottie Booster Club in memory of the late Jeff Jurgens,
Glasgow student and rabid sports fan whose namesake

TOURNAMENT
basketball tournament is the source of the funds. The
Jeff Jurgens Memorial Tournament, presented by the
Scottie Booster Club and widely supported by the
community, is held annually in March and attracts
dozens of youth basketball teams in grades 4-8 from
$500
ADDED
across eastern Montana and as far away as North Dakota
PURSE and Saskatchewan.
FOR FULL In order to be eligible for the Jeff Jurgens
32 TEAM
BRACKET
scholarship, students must have graduated, or be
graduating this spring, from a Valley County school and
either played varsity basketball or are entering a medical
or health-related field of study at a college or university
in Montana or a neighboring state. This year, the Scottie
Booster Club selected six scholarship recipients with a
wide range of accomplishments and future plans.
Applicants’ sports backgrounds are considered,

JUNE 3, 2023
along with academic achievement, community service,
citizenship, and financial need.
The six 2023 JJMT Scholars are:
Kaitlyn Miller – A
SIGN UPS: 11 AM 2023 graduate of Nashua
High School, Miller
TOURNAMENT STARTS AT NOON plans to attend Montana
State University-
In front of the Glasgow Elks Club Bozeman in the fall
to pursue a degree
$50 per 2 person team in health and human
performance. Miller
32 teams MAXIMUM played both volleyball
and basketball for the
Nashua Porcupines and
also played in the Jeff
Jurgens Tournament
for a Nashua team.
She’s been involved in
band, choir, served as
president of her class and
Call the Chamber at 406-228-2222 the National Honor Society chapter, and was president
or use QR Code to pre-register. of Lucky Clover 4-H Club.
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Riley Smith – Scottie his senior year and also wrestled for four years. He’s been
golf and basketball involved in National Honor Society and volunteered for
standout Riley Smith Glasgow’s youth softball program.
plans to attend Montana Ashton Potter – Four-time
Technological University letter-winner in basketball
to major in mathematical and football, Glasgow High
sciences. As a 2023 School’s Ashton Potter plans to
graduate of Glasgow attend University of Montana
High School, Smith was to pursue a degree in physical
involved in Key Club, therapy. Senior captain of the
National Honor Society, Scottie basketball squad, Potter
G-Club, as well as church also played varsity football all
youth group. An all-state four years of high school, and
golfer for the Scotties, made the All-Star football
Smith plans to focus on squad.
statistics in college and Aspen Stulc –
pursue an internship with Glasgow High School’s
a Major League Baseball Aspen Stulc plans
team where he hopes to analyze player statistics. to attend Montana
Tia Dees – State University in
Nashua’s Tia Dees Bozeman to pursue
plans to attend degrees in business
Dickinson State management and
University to focus e nt r e p r e n e u r s h i p.
on a degree in Stulc played volleyball,
business and finance softball, and basketball
while pursuing her for the Scotties and
basketball and track volunteered for the
careers. Dees played youth basketball skills
both basketball and program.
volleyball for the The Scottie
Porcupines, and was a Booster Club raises
standout thrower on funds to assist with
the track-and-field team. She participated in National the promotion and
Honor Society, student council, FCCLA, International equipment/uniform
Travel Club, and Montana Career Association. She also needs of extracurricular activities associated with the
volunteered with Nashua Senior Citizens, Nashua Lions Glasgow School District.
Club, and Glasgow Food Bank. In addition to presenting the Jeff Jurgens Memorial
Mason Donaldson Basketball Tournament, the Boosters conduct 50/50
– A 2023 graduate of raffles at football games, coordinate sponsorship signage
Glasgow High School, at various Scotties athletic venues, and host a year-end
Mason Donaldson banquet and recognition ceremony for GHS athletes
plans to pursue and coaches.
degrees in business If you’re interested in donating time, funds,
administration and or energy to the Boosters, contact club president
physical therapy at the Mike Pehlke at 263-9899 or club secretary Ruth Ann
University of Montana. Hutcheson at 263-8392. Other Scottie Booster Club
A standout football members include Ryan Fast, Gil Johnson, Andrew
player, Donaldson McKean, Jace Ball, Bryan Krumweide, and Wade
captained the Scotties Sundby.
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Important May Dates:
• Fort Peck Vac Clinic
Saturday, May 13th • 10-11am
• Closed: Monday, May 15
(Happy Mothers Day for my
wonderful staff!)
• School Tours:
Tuesday, May 16 (It will be
crazy at the clinic so be patient
if you come in!)
• 4-H Horse Wellness
Clinic: Saturday, May 20th
1:30pm KD Arena
• Closed: Memorial Day
Weekend (Friday 26th -
Monday 29th)
 Lane Thompson will be
presented with his Eagle
Scout award on Monday,
May 29th at 3:00pm at the
Fort Peck Fish Hatchery.
You are invited to join us
for the award ceremony
and reception following to
honor Lane.

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LONDON BROIL STEAKS............. $5.99 lb CHEESE SLICES......................... $1.79 ea Payment may be made at the Valley County Treasurer’s Office in the Valley
ettuce & Family Pack Certified Angus Beef® Bone-In Food Club 8 ct. County Courthouse during regular business hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
pplesauce RIBEYE STEAKS ....................... $13.99 lb HOTDOG OR HAMBURGER BUNS.. $1.99 ea Monday through Friday, placed in the red drop-boxes outside the front and side
ilk A man and his wife doors of the Courthouse, mailed to Valley County Treasurer, 501 Court Square
GLASGOW were sitting in the living room #3, Glasgow, Montana 59230
discussing a “Living Will” or paid online at https://www.mtcounty.com/bmsrdl/bmsrdl.php?customer_
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ice Breakfast state, dependent on some for Valley County is 8778528.
k Cereal • PBJ Sandwich machine and fluids from a
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NOTICE TO VALLEY COUNTY TAXPAYERS

2023 MOBILE HOME TAXES
First half of the 2023 Mobile Homes taxes levied and assessed are due and
payable on or before 5 p.m. on Wednesday, May 31, 2023, or within 30 days
after the tax notice is postmarked, whichever is later and unless paid prior to that
time the amount due will be delinquent and will draw interest at the rate of 5/6
of 1% per month from the time of delinquency until paid and 2% will be added
to the delinquent taxes as a penalty. Taxes will be considered delinquent on
Thursday, June 1, 2023, and will be charged penalty and interest.
Payment may be made at the Valley County Treasurer’s Office in the Valley
County Courthouse during regular business hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Monday through Friday, placed in the red drop-boxes outside the front and side
doors of the Courthouse, or mailed to Valley County Treasurer, 501 Court Square
#3, Glasgow, Montana 59230
or paid online at https://www.mtcounty.com/bmsrdl/bmsrdl.php?customer_
id=113&current_app=tpay&header_text=Tax%20Payment%20Search&body_
include=tax_pay_search_form or by calling 1-866-549-1010. The Bureau code for
Valley County is 8778528.
 5th Annual Milk River
Catfish Days
June 2 & 3, 2023
DOWNTOWN GLASGOW, MONTANA
Open container permits and street closure is in effect Friday from 2pm to 2am and Saturday 8am
to 2am. VC Transit is offering rides until 11pm both nights. Call 406-228-8747 to book a ride.

FRIDAY: 4pm: Auzzy's Cook Shack on 1st Ave S

6pm-7:30pm: performing live music
8pm-10pm : Calcutta for Catfish Classic teams
10pm-12am : performing live music

SATURDAY:
8am-6pm: Vendor and Crafts on 2nd Ave S
9am: Catfish Crawl starting at Busted Knuckle Taproom
9am-2pm: Bloody Mary & Breakfast Burrito Brunch at Glasgow Elks Club
Starting at Noon:
School's Out Carnival in front of Children's Museum
Adult Cornhole Tournament in front of the Glasgow Elks Club
Drama and Key Club Fundraisers
Noon to 3pm: Youth Fishing at Sullivan Park brought to you by
Glasgow/Fort Peck Walleyes Unlimited
3pm: Montana Bar Dart Tournament
4pm: 23rd Annual Catfish Classic Tournament begins
Midnight: Weigh-ins in Elks parking lot

SPONSORED BY: Hi Line Collision

Agland Co-Op Cottonwood Inn Hi-Line Ford Nemont
Albertson's D&G Sports and Western Independence Bank Northern Prairie Auto
J&M Distributing
All Seasons Home Center Edward Jones Opportunity Bank
KLTZ/Mix 93
Bank of Glasgow El Cor Del Lanes Markle's Ace Hardware Reynolds Market
Blend 10 Ezzie's Wholesale McDonald's of Glasgow Robyn's Nest
Blue Rock Beverage Flip Burgers Montana Bar Scottie Express Wash
BS Central, Inc. Free Trader Montana Catfish Association Sugg Primary Care Clinic
Busted Knuckle Taproom Glasgow Courier Nemont Beverage T&R Trucking
Cape Air Glasgow Elks Lodge Nemont Manor Thompson & Sons
Coca-Cola Helland Agency Thrivent Financial
Helland Law Firm United Insurance & Realty