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GLASGOW
Published by The Prlnt Shop. 228-2789. Fax 228-4073 1pr1nt4u@nemont net
Volume 14, Number 119 Wednesday, May 7,2008

Irving, Bengochea voted in
Voters yesterday elected David Irving and Jon
Bengochea to fill the two Glasgow School Board
Trustee positions.
Incumbent Irving was the top vote getter with 362
followed closely by Bengochea with 343 votes. Jenny
Jennings collected 227 votes, Suzanne Billingsley 21 1
and Rod Ost 49.
The Glasgow Mill Levy request passed by about 2
to 1 with 434 votes for and 201 votes against.
There were a total of 641 people voting out of
3,123 registered (2 1 %).
In other county elections:
Nashua - 2 Trustee positions available
Kirk Sibley 92. Ryan Williams 94, Daryl Peters 132
Kashua Mill Levy Request:
For: 115
~~ainst: 47
Hinsdale - High School Mill Levy Request for
$12,202.1 1
For: 61 Against: 9
Elementary Mill Levy Request for $lO,16 1,48
For: 59 Against: 10
Frazer - 2 Trustee Positions available
Gracie Ackerman 35, Dorian Talks Different 58,
Yancy Beston 50, Donna Johnston 59, Ed Bauer 66
High School Levy
For: 114 Against: 47
Children's Museum to host
a Rummage / Bake Sale
The Northeast Montana Children's Museum will
be having a rummage sale and bake sale Saturday May
17th from 9am-12 noon at the Children's Museum
parking lot.
If you have items to donate, please bring to the
Museum during open hours (Tues and Sat loam-3pm)
or call Stacey at 367-5142 for arrangements. If you
would like to donate baked goods, they can be brought
Saturday morning (17th) to the Museum.
The money raised from this event will go towards
moving the Museum forward into a larger kid-friendly
space.
At the Library
Come check out the "~ooks are Fun" display at the
Glasgow City-County Library. This is the last display
before summer. There will be no storytime or tot time
May 8 through May 29th but will resume June 5th.
GARAGE SALE: THURSDAY,
MAY 8TH, 3-6 PM AND FRIDAY,
MAY 9, 8-11 AM. 101 NEWTON
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SATURDAY, MAY 10, 8 AM42
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SALE: THURSDAY, MAY 8TH,
5-7:30 PM. FRIDAY, MAY 9TH,
9AM-6PM. AND SATURDAY.
MAY IOTH, 9 AM-12 NOON
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May Open House on Friday at the ArtSpot Gallery
The May Open House at the ArtSpot Gallery will
be on Friday, May 9th from 4-7 pm. The artists on
exhibition are Connie Grayson from Wolf Point and
Jamie Hanson from Fort Peck.
Connie uses handmade paper that she weaves, folds,
and glues together, at times with embellishments.
Large, vividly colored watercolors and abstract
oil on paper works comprise Jamie's work currently on
display.
Come meet the artists during this free Open House
where everyone is invited and refreshments will be
served. The show will run until Saturday, May 3 1.
Art by Jamie Hanson
Scotties blow by Poplar
Glasgow was in Poplar yesterday for a softball
game which turned into hitting practice for the Scotties.
The varsity won 19-0 while the JV also blanked the
Indians' varsity 11-0. The Scotty Battery included:
Whitney Swanson, 0-1, 1 walk, 1 run
Katelin Anderson, 1-1, 1 walk, 2 runs, 1 RBI
Shielda Pattison, 2-2, 2 runs, 1 RBI
Brianne Grewe, 0-1, 1 walk, 1 run, 1 RBI
Kelsie Archambeault, 0-1, 1 walk, 3 runs, 1 RBI
Alexie Grewe, 3-4 (two doubles), 1 Run, 6 RBls
- Mikaela Herman, 1-3, 1 walk, 2 runs
Shelby Fossum, 3-5 (double), 5 runs, 2 RBls
Ashlyn Alsberg, 1-3, 3 walks, 5 runs, 2 RBls
Dara Morehouse, 0-2, 3 walks, 3 runs
- Janice Grieble, 2-4, 1 walk, 1 run, 2 RBls
Kaitlin Hagfeldt, 2-3 (triple), 3 walks, 4 runs
Reba Henville, 0-3
* Mogan Riggs, 1-5, 1 walk, 2 runs
Taylor Odonbach, 0-1, 2 walks, 3 runs
The Scotties will be in action at home with the
Glasgow Invitational which begins Friday.
Art by Connie Grayson
Upcoming shows at the gallery include Valley
County High School Student's Show in June, Barbara
Hanson in July, John Carlson in August, Betty Stone in
September, Leith DeWeese in October, Megan Haddix
in November, and a Community Show in December.
For questions concerning the Open House on May 9th,
showing your artwork during the Community Show
in December, or to purchase any of the artwork please
contact either Laura Gittings-Carlson at 526-7262, Toni
Marie LaGree at 228-9072, or email artspotgalleryC3
gmail.com.
Last Open Forum and
Building Committee
Meeting
May 7,2008
6:00 PM
Irle School Cafeteria
Everyone's input is
welcome!
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Hinsdale-Saco Boys and
Girls dominate District
The District 3-C Track Meet was held on Monday
with the Hinsdale-Saco boys running away with the title
while the H-S girls edged out Nashua for 1st place.
Team scores, boys - Hinsdale-Saco 184, Nashua 98, Scobey 82, Dodson 45,
Lustre Christian 38, Opheim 30, Frazer 17, Whitewater 2.
100 - Kazz Siewing, Hins-Saco, 11.2; Kruiz Siewing, Hins-Saco, 11.3; Derek
Canen, Hins-Saco, 11.6; Justin Stein, Nashua, 11.7; Dylan Solberg, Scobey,
11.7; Kirk Capdeville, Hins-Saco, 11.9.
200 - Kruiz Siewing, Hins-Saco, 23.1; Kirk Capdeville, Hins-Saco, 23.9; Justin
Stein, Nashua, 24.2; Kevin Hoversland, Lustre, 24.4; Kevin Hoversland,
Lustre, 24.4; Anthony Bengochea, Nashua, 24.6; Drew Baldry, Scobey, 25.6.
ing, Hins-Saco, 51.3; Kruiz Siewing, Hins-Saco, 51.4; Gavin
Lewis, Dodson, 53.0; Justin Stein, Nashua, 56.0; Charley Hawbaker, Scobey,
59.3; Cole Albus, Hins-Saco, 1 :04.6.
800 - Gavin Lewis, Dodson, 2:06.5; Kirk Capdeville, Hins-Saco, 2:14.9; Cam
Davis, Hins-Saco, 2:18.5; Dakota Gaustad, Scobey, 2:27.5; Ryan Dahl,
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1,600 - Cam Davis, Hins-Saco, 5:ll.O; Dakota Gaustad, Scobey, 5:12.5; Ryan
Dahl, Nashua, 5:43.3; Adrain Stahl, Dodson, 5:45.7.
3,200 -Adrain Stahl, Dodson, 12:20.8; Ryan Dahl, Nashua, 13:16.1; Chance
Wilson, Scobey, 13:24.8; Charlie Stephens, Dodson, 16:56.2; Taylor Olson,
Hins-Saco, 20:34.6.
110 hurdles - Dylan Solberg, Scobey, 16.1; Lance Capdeville, Hins-Saco;
20.6; Charlie Stephens, Dodson, 23.1.
300 hurdles - Dylan Solberg, Scobey, 42.1; Kevin Hoversland, Lustre,
45.1; Justin Stein, Nashua, 48.8; Lane Capdeville, Hins-Saco, 50.6; Charlie
Stephens, Dodson, 54.3.
400 relay - Hinsdale-Saco 44.1, Scobey 48.1, Lustre Christian 51.5, Nashua
1,600 relay - Hnsdale-Saco 3 34 4, Scobey 3 59 1, Lustre Chrlst~an 4 15 1,
Nashua 4 15 5, Dodson 4 39 1
Pole vault - Klrk Capdevrlle, H~ns-Saco, 14-0, Cam Davls, Hlns-Saco, 11-6,
Lane Capdev~lle, Hlns-Saco, 9-6, Cole Albus, Hlns-Saco, 9-6, Chance Wllson,
Cold or Hot Cereal Milk Scobey, 7-6
Banana Bread Pears High jump - Kazz Slew~ng, Hins-Saco, 6-0, Anthony Bengochea, Nashua,
4 -0
Triple jump - Derek Canen, H~ns-Saco, 38-11, Shae Stem Scobey, 36-
lo%, Const1 Edelman, Scobey, 36-65, M~chael Iwen, Lustre, 34-11, Charley
Chicken Burger w/Lettuce
Ranch Dill Spear ilk Hawbaker, Scobey, 34-4, Charlre Stephens, Dodson, 24-9
Fruit Snack Krispie Bar Long jump - Derek Canen, Hlns-Saco, 19-11; Justln Stem, Nashua, 19-
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8%, M~chael Iwen, Lustre, 18-9% Shae Stem, Scobey, 18-5%, Anthony
Bengochea, Nashua, 17-5%; Constl Edelman, Scobey, 17-0
Shot put - Jacob McMurry, Nashua, 43-%; Jeff Greenwood, Ophelm, 40-
7%, Emm~tt Jackson, Frazer, 40-5%, Stylles Frsher, Nashua, 36-65, Sterllng
Mullet, Lustre, 36-0, Alex Murdock, Whltewater, 35-7%
Discus - Calvrn Odom, Ophelm, 136-4, Jacob McMurry, Nashua, 115-0,
Sheldon Brown, Frazer, 107-9, Stylles Flsher, Nashua, 105-6, Sterllng Mullet,
Lustre, 102-5, Alex Murdock, Whltewater, 94-0
Javelin - Calv~n Odom, Ophe~m, 151-10, Jacob McMurry, Nashua, 146-5, Cam
Davls, Hlns-Saco, 136-3, Emmltt Jackson, Frazer, 131-8, Jeff Greenwood,
Ophelm, 131-1, John Bauer, Frazer, 130-6

Hillsdale-Sac0 continued from page 4
Team scores, girls - Hinsdale-Saco 145, Nashua 136, Peerless 89,
Opheim 48, Scobey 38%, Whitewater 35%, Lustre Christian 24, Frazer 4.
100 - Shelby Snare, Peerless, 13.1; Mary Kelly, Peerless, 13.7; Stephie
Merk, Nashua 13.9; Ellina Maldonado, Peerless, 14.1; Ana Rodriguez,
Lustre, 14.4; Cyd Handran, Peerless, 14.5.
200 - Shelby Snare, 27.2; Mary Kelly, Peerless, 28.3; Casey Johnston,
Nashua, 29.4; Ellina Maldonado, Peerless, 29.9; Ana Rodriguez, Lustre,
30.2; Amanda Thievin, Scobey, 30.3.
400 - Shelby Snare, Peerless, 1:01.5; Mary Kelly, Peerless, 1:02.4; Emili
Crowder, Hins-Saco, 1:03.0; Christina Mogan, Hins-Saco, 1:03.5; Alyssa
Sanders, Opheim, 1:08.4; Calli Cox, Whitewater, 1:08.5; Karsen Drury,
Sscobey, 68.5.
800 - Emili Crowder, Hins-Saco, 2:32.6; Brittney Selvig, Scobey, 2:41.4;
Breanna Bessette, Nashua, 2:48.9; Amy Erickson, Lustre, 2:49.8; Mitzi
Weisbeck, Nashua, 2:55.1; BriAnn Nelson, Opheim, 3:02.4.
1,600 - Brittney Selvig, Scobey, 6:04.2; Ryder Simeniuk, Opheim, 6:19.3;
Mitzi Weisbeck, Nashua, 6:20.1; Krista Hauk, Peerless, 7:17.9; Ashley
Phillips, Opheim, 7:30.9; Waynetta Hill, Nashua, 7:58.8.
3,200 - Ryder Simeniuk, Opheim, 14:35.8; Alysha Cherney, Nashua,
16:46.2; Ashley Phillips, Opheim, 17:05.6; Waynetta Hill, 17:38.3.
100 huidles - Emili Crowder, Hins-Saco, 17.5; Leah Olson, Whitewater
18.7; Casey Johnston, Nashua, 19.1; Macey Cox, Whitewater, 19.2
Colleen Kinsey, Opheim, 19.5; Chateau Christensen, Hins-Saco, 19.8.
300 hurdles - Emili Crowder, Hins-Saco, 49.9; Leah Olson, Whitewater
50.8; Sacarra Molina, Hins-Saco, 52.4; Macey Cox, Whitewater, 52.6
Casey Johnston, Nashua, 55.3; Colleen Kinsey, Opheim, 56.2.
Long jump - Stephie Merk, Nashua, 16-0%; Sacarra Molina, Hins-Saco
15-1; Christina Mogan, Hins-Saco, 14-5%; Alysha Cherney, Nashua, 14-1
Ellina Maldonadc, Peerless, 13-9; Karlee Guttenberg, Nashua, 13-4%.
Shot put - Marisa Braaten, Nashua, 352%; Ashley Fugleberg, Lustre, 30
8%; Teal Hansard, Nashua, 29-10; Shelby Talks Different, Frazer, 29.6%
Ember Phillips, Whitewater, 28-6%; Shauna McNamara, Hins-Saco, 27
2%.
Discus - Marisa Braaten, Nashua, 101-4; Ryder Simeniuk, Opheim, 88-8
Ashley Fugleberg, 87-2; Ember Phillips, Whitewater, 77-5; Teal Hansard,
Nashua, 76-11; BriAnn Nelson, Opheim, 76-6.
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400 relay - Peerless 53.5, Nashua 55.0, Hinsdale-Saco 58.4, Ophein
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1600 relay - Peerless 4:29.5, Hinsdale-Saco 4:32.0, Scobey 4:35.8,
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Nashua 4:39.6.
pole vault event lh~season HIS goal has
Pole vault - Emili Crowder, Hins-Saco, 8-7; Mandy Bell, Hins-Saco, 7-0;
been to keep Improblng to be the best he
can be, and that goal 1s In h~s grasp.
Sacarra Molina, Hins-Saco, 7-0; Chateau Christensen, Hins-Saco, 7-0;
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High jump - Christina Mogan, Hins-Saco, 4-11; Alysha Cherney, Nashua
' meet with a second-place finish in the
4-8; Breanna Bessette, Nashua, 4-6; Kate Gunderson, Scobey, 4-8
._o/dP pole vault event, with a height of 12-6%.
Deborah Rustebakke, Scobey, 4-4; Chateau Christensen, Hins-Saco, 4 second in the 200-M and third in the 800-M.
At the Glasgow Top 10 meet, Kirk flew through the sky for a first-placc finish after
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successfully launching over the bar set at 13-0.
Triple jump - Christina Mogan, Hins-Saco, 33-6%; Sacarra Molina, Hins Rounding things out, at the District 3C Meet, he pushed the har to an even 14-0 for
another first-place finish. Kirk also took second place in the 200- and 800-meter
Saco, 33-3%; Alysha Cherney, Nashua, 31-9%; Macey Cox, Whitewate~
events, and sixth place in the 100-meter.
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Kindergarten: Fletcher
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Jace Nickels, Anika Peters,
Brennan Peters, Sawyer
Sibley, Ethan Viste, Elijah
Zeluff and Mrs. Wagner.
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1st Grade: Gavin Adkins,
mani Bighorn, Mary
Bighorn, Jason Dahl, Jacy
Doney, Thomas Miller, 1
Blaine Myrick, Cade Myrick,
Cordelia Nickels, Lauren
Padden, Daniel Parpart, Jack
Strong, Amari Zeluff and Mrs.
Dostert.
2nd Grade: Micala Adkins,
Jaelle Chamberlain, Bodee
Doney, Brayden Jackson,
Sophia Koessl, Taylor
Laumeyer, Ashtyn Myrick,
Aidan Peters, Matthew
Poland, Colton Yoss and
Mrs. Schlabs.
3rd Grade: Aaron Ackerman,
Xander Ackerman, Shaylin
Barnett, McKenna Gagne,
Morgan Guttenberg, Dalton
Kautz, Brooke MacDonald,
Hayley Nybakken, Taylor
Padden, Nolan Viste, Chase
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Electronics
Letter to the Editor
Should be a voting matter
Editor:
A while back I was fortunate enough to
catch the early morning program of the County
Commissioners about the jail situation. I was
disappointed in that there were no questions
phoned in and my questions weren't covered in the
discussion.
I've been told there were people who tried to
call but received a busy signal, I was hoping to hear
what standards the present jail doesn't meet since the
State Legislature - hasn't established any standards
for a county jail-detention center. State and federal
jails have standards but not county according to
information I have been able to obtain.
What makes our present jail illegal? And if
it isn't illegal then the worry about lawsuits is, I
think, questionable since the lawsuits would be due
to operation and administration, not the facility.
Another question is why is it suddenly
necessary to transport our prisoners elsewhere
especially since, I believe, we have occasionally
housed prisoners from another county? They say
no county funds would be involved with a leaseto-own
arrangement but as there seems to be a
scarcity of prisoners and the current thinking is for
treatment, not jail, it seems to me like the rent of
cell space would have to be pretty high to cover the
rent payment. Wouldn't it take county money to
make the difference between the amount raised by
rent and the yearly payment? We usually have only
Mrs. Guenther. a dozen or so prisoners and would need about 44
they say to meet expenses in the new jail, and even
with some outside prisoners the financial picture is
pretty bleak.
There is a lot of room for expansion in the
present facilitywith a few thousand - not millions
of dollars - and some common sense I am sure
it would compare with the average county jail in
Montana.
They say it is not necessary to put this thing
her special day;
up for a vote but why wouldn't they want to? I
am sending this letter to River Run news, GEG and
the Courier as I feel this a county matter, not just
esthetician and manicurist
Glasgow.
228-8990 or 390-91 48
Roy Johnson
Glasgow

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Meeting to look at Montana's economy
Governor Brian The meeting will development across
Schweitzer's Office of be held on Wednesday, Montana. Over the last
Economic Development June 1 1 th at 7:00 a.m. at four years Montana has
in coordination with the Cottonwood Inn. seen more job creation
the Glasgow Chamber The Governor and at a faster rate than at
of Commerce and his Office of Economic anytime in history.
Two Rivers Economic Development have Information about
Growth will hold a been committed to the Governor's Office of
public meeting in a strong partnership Economic Development
Glasgow to discuss between the state and can be found online at
the current state of the local businesses and their website: http://
Montana economy, promoting economic www.business.mt.gov/
outline the Governor's
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Most people don't know that back in 1912,
Hellmann's mayonnaise was manufactured in
England. In fact, the Titanic was carrying 12,000
jars of the condiment scheduled for delivery in Vera
Cruz, Mexico, which was to be the next port of call
for the great ship after its stop in New York.
This would have been the largest single shipment
of mayonnaise ever delivered to Mexico. But as we
know, the great ship did not make it to New York.
The ship hit an iceberg and sank, and the cargo was
forever lost.
The people of Mexico, who were crazy about
mayonnaise, and were eagerly awaiting its delivery,
were disconsolate at the loss. Their anguish was so
great, that they declared a National Day of Mourning,
which they still observe to this day.
The National Day of Mourning occurs each
year on May 5th and is known, of course, as Sinko
De Mayo.
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