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Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 60. Calm windbecoming south southeast around 5 mph.Thursday: A 20 percent chance of showers andthunderstorms after noon. Mostly sunny, with a high near 91.Calm wind becoming south around 5 mph in the afternoon.Thursday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers andthunderstorms before midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low

around 61. South southeast wind around 7 mph.Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 90. Northwest wind8 to 11 mph.Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 62. Northeastwind 3 to 6 mph.Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 92. Light southwestwind becoming west 5 to 10 mph in the afternoon.Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 62.Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 90.Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 63.Monday: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms.Mostly sunny, with a high near 92.Tuesday: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms.Mostly sunny, with a high near 91.

GARAGE SALE: Wednesday, July 16th through Sun5pm. Daily new items - shing, winch, misc., toweedeaters, camper jacks, etc.547 HWY 117, FORT P

BUZZFREE MEAT: For those who are hungry f or more s& discussions Friday at 7pm. Everyone is welcomSGLASGOW.

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BUZZPOSITION OPENINGS: Full time dietary aide or cookfrom 5:30am2pm & pay starts at $8.20 or more deCook shifts are 7am 4pm & pay starts at $10.20experience. Great bene ts available.FOR MORE INTO APPLY CONTACT GEORGIE AT VALLEY VIEW

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BUZZEZZIES MIDTOWN: is looking for full-time help. Swith some bene ts after 3 mo. probationary periosome 5am shifts & some 9am shifts including somSome of the duties will include running cash rstocking inventory, making sure the store is kept cANYONE INTERESTED CAN PICK UP AN APPLICA

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It got toasty today and looking like its going to stickaround well into next week and probably beyond asNortheast Montana Fair time is almost upon us. I youhavent started working on your derby car, times ticking:youve got 20 days lef until uesday, August 2nd.

One o Pepsi-Colas nest-per orming bottlers anywhereis a amiliar presence throughout Eastern Montana andWestern North Dakota. Blue Rock Products Company o Sidney has beennamed among three nalists or the companys Donald M.Kendall Bottler o the Year Award, the highest honor given toindependent Pepsi bottlers by PepsiCo Americas Beverages(PAB). Led by President and CEO John L. Olson, Blue Rockqualied or consideration afer meeting or exceeding arigorous series o award criteria, clearly identi ying thelocal bottler among the best o the best in the PAB ranchisesystem. Blue Rock, which celebrated its 100th anniversary in2013, was chosen as a nalist based on a number o sales,service and quality metrics, as well as per ormance advancingPABs strategic imperatives and vitally local communityinvolvement and support. Named or PepsiCos legendary ormer chairman andCEO, the Donald M. Kendall Bottler o the Year Award wasestablished in 1994 to recognize the very best Pepsi-Colabottlers in the United States and Canada. Since 2010, whenPepsiCo reentered the North American bottling business,

the award has been dedicated solely to the companysindependent ranchise bottling partners. In addition to Blue Rock, two other nalists are beingconsidered or this years honor: Pepsi-Cola BottlingCompany o Luverne, Ala ., and LinPepCos Siouxlandranchise, which serves parts o Iowa and Nebraska. All threewill be celebrated and the ultimate award recipient will beannounced during PABs national bottler meeting, Sept. 8-11,in New Orleans.

Blue Rock a bottling nalist

Valley View Homes Annual Community Barbecue,eaturing that mouth-watering barbecued bee , and the45th Anniversary Celebration is tonight (Wednesday,July 16th) at 5:30 p.m. under the tent on the Valley ViewGrounds. In a ew o the past years it has been held atthe Valley Event Center due to threatening weather, somake sure you make it up on top o the hill tonight.

Tey will have a special recognition ceremony orthe ounding board members. Food is provided courtesyo the Valley View Home Foundation and is served bymembers o the Kiwanis Club. Music will be providedby Dudley & the Deadbeats. EVERYONE is welcome.

Valley Views picnicback at home tonight

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He adeptly scooped it into the net andthe celebration began. We were hooting and hollering andhigh-ving... it was a rush, Ole said. But then it was a race to the weighboat as the big girl wanted to go bellyup in the livewell. In a wild ride as thetrough o the waves were growing, Oleheld her upside right, they ound a patrolboat, got it quickly measured ollowed byan equally quick photo, and Ole releasedher where she went merrily on her wayback to the depths o Fort Peck asuccess ul catch and release so she canmaybe spawn again next year. Good jobto eam Komrosky and all those otheranglers who are happy to put these big

ones back where they belong. + DAY 1 Friday saw 90 teams having vewalleyes (or more i they upgraded) ontheir cards. Trough the top 113 teams,they were just 32 walleyes shy o the ve-sh limit be ore it started dropping off. For example, eam #74 Jeff Koskiand Scott Fossum measured ve sh,but were in 108th place with a weighto 5.59 pounds, their largest being 1.32pounds (15.75 inches). Tats the wayit went or numerous teams on Fridayand both days, actually. Everyone wascatching sh, scores o little ones thatdidnt hit that 14 1/4 mark and lots o

Eyes that didnt make two pounds. Inact, only nine teams carded ve sh thatwere at least two pounds and up! Tere were just six walleyes thatwent over 10 pounds including that 321/2-inch, 14.03-pound hawg reeled inby eventual champions Jesse and MonicaReuter out o Sidney, who not only tookhome well over $10,000, but bragging

rights or the largest single-day weighto the tournament at 30.55 pounds.Next biggest walleye o the day was a12.06 pounder (31 inches) hauled inby Sidneys Dayton and Douglas Wick.Only problem is, the only other sh ontheir card or the day was an 18 incher(1.94 lbs.) and a rst-day total o an even14 pounds. Tey ound their kicker, butwere still only in 24th place. Eight teams were unable to nd ameasurable sh.

A total o 595 walleyes countedtowards the Day 1 results with a weighto 1,284.5 pounds or an average o 2.16pounds per sh. DAY 2

Saturdays shing results had 10walleyes over 10 pounds and just 60teams being able to card ve sh, allthe way down to 90th place or the day,Dave Riggin and Dave Wallem with 6.12pounds on ve. Largest walleye o the day wasa 14.72-pound monster (33 inches)hauled in by brothers Doug and OleKomrosky, which would ultimatelyearn them the Cool Under Pressureaward. Second largest walleye o theday was a 14.03-pounder caught bybrothers Marvin and Donald Johnson,propelling them rom 45th place on Day1 (11.06 pounds) to a third-place overall

nish. Teir second-day weight o 26.11pounds was third-best weight o thetourney. 11 teams were unable to measure ash on Saturday. Although more hawgs were caughton Day 2, the 517 sh on Saturdays ve-sh score cards were down rom the 595on Friday. Te total weight o 1,133.32

pounds averaged out to be 2.19 poundsper sh, just a sh art higher thanFridays average.

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#67 Chris and Jessica Kwasney, 32.7 $2,900#39 Ken Schmidt and Mark Jones, 32.28 $2,150#52 Trevor Verhasselt and Jeff Nagle, 32.0 $2,000#46 Dan and Cole Barton, 32.06 $1,925#11 Kenny Kepp and Shane Morse, 30.8 $1,800#61 Mitch Hall and Charlie Long, 31.32 $1,575#88 Doug and Ole Komrosky, 25.83 $1,200#33 JR Rasmusan and Norm Sillerud, 29.54 $1,100#85 Darrel Bocek and Paul Verley, 29.3 $1,000#15 Mike Williams and Dell Wohlers, 28.64 $950#129 Bryce Loudon, Trevor Kleppelid, 26.82 $950#27 Travis and Ron Berreth, 28.14 $825#21 Dan Majeske and Douglas Sipe, 26.14 $800#41 Clint and Layne Thomas, 26.12 $750

#7 Danny and Robert Nygard, 25.7 $650#40 Mitch Griebel and Ron Sanford, 25.0 $600#115 Kevin Sanford, Chase Wisness, 24.66 $500#20 Kevin Miller and Dave Burg, 21.85 $400#72 Shawn Melland, Brad Sanford, 24.52 $350#120 Kevin and Dan Anthony, 24.54 $350#57 Todd and Jon Koessl, 23.92 $250#60 Joe Kavon and Alvin Holiatz, 23.92 $250#89 Joe Bailey and Aaron Romero, 19.74 $250#55 Audie Simpson and Paul Dull, 23.0 $200#9 Tony Albright and Dalyn McCann, 23.88, $200

#5 Daryl Belik and JamesSandbeck, 18.5, $150#86 Brandon Babb and JoshRios, 20.71, $150#139 Kelly Brunelle and RickGreen, 21.13, $125#122 Todd Dooley and RandyHurst, 21.58, $100#127 Kelvin and AdamMorehouse, 22.62, $100#3 Mike and Aspen Gibbs, 21.48,$100#63 Brent Smith and JacobMorris, 23.8, $100

#48 Bill Hinrichs and Rex Sikval21.66, $100#66 Daniel Klinger and JeffBidleman, 22.68, $75#136 Dayton and Doug Wick,20.05, $75#113 Tom Champman and EdHoffman, 23.14 $50#35 Landon and Casey Holt $50#23 Dustin Mortenson, JasonEggebrecht $50

Heres a nice sh caught by Doug Wick out of Sidney. Hehas quite a Cinderella Story as this was his rst WalleyeTournament that he had competed in and it was the rst shthat he pulled out of the drink on Friday. The Governors Cupcrew was very fortunate that the KRTV News crew (Kady

Kirby & Shawn Newton) were only a short distance away sothey radioed them and they came over and shot some footageof weighting this monster. First Walleye Tournament- First BigFish- First time on TV, all at the 2014 Montana Governor sCup Walleye Tournament on Fort Peck Lake.

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Have a wonderful day!

THURSDAY POT-LUCK

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Children: You spend therst two years o their li eteaching them to walk andtalk. Ten you spend thenext 16 years telling themto sit down and shut-up.

Irony...

The Glasgow Cal Ripken 12U All-Stars came home from Havre with the state championshipand are now headed to Kalispell July 24-26 for the Regional Tournament. They wentundefeated during pool play, slipping past Glendive 11-8 on Thursday, Sidney 9-2 on Friday,and Bozeman 14-4 on Saturday. On Sunday they defeated Miles City 10-3 to enter thechampionship where they defeated Glendive 19-11 in extra i nnings. These kids played anamazing tournament. The last inning of the Championship game alone feature four homeruns! Dylan Nieskens was awarded the MVP, doing an amazing job from the mound as wellas belting ve home runs in the tournament including two grand slams in the title game.

In the photo are, back row: coaches Pat Sinclair, Mike Nieskens, Mike Pehlke. Standing:Tel Aune, Dylan Nieskens, Davyn Myrick, Noah Lipsyc, Cale Swanson, & Kristian Price.Kneeling: Dexter Monson, Kayden Zimmerman, Chase Guttenberg, & Batboy Aiden Price.Lying in front: Loden Idler & Logan Sinclair.

THERE WILL BE A CAR WASH AT THE LAWRENCE MANUAL CAR WASH THISSATURDAY FROM 10 AM TO 2 PM TO HELP THESE BOYS RAISE SOME FUNDS FORTHE TRIP TO REGIONAL IN KALISPELL JULY 24-26. COME OUT AND SUPPORTGLASGOW BASEBALL!

On to the Regional

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Te Northeast MontanaRelay or Li e Remembranceent Committee is lookingor obituaries, pictures, orany special items close toyour heart to display in this very special place at theRelay. Tis year theremembrance o our LovedOnes will once again beunder the Grand Stand atthis years Relay July 25th.I you would like to put ina special item, please dropthem off or Debbie Heitmanat 837 6th Ave S, Glasgow oryou can call 228-8380 or939-8380, you may leave amessage and she will returnyour call. Debbie will makecopies i you desire andwill get your special itemsreturned to you afer theRelay.

Tis area is so be auti uland a very private place toget away and just sit andreect on those that we havelost to this disease. In ourbusy world this is a place osolitude and peace. Pleasehelp as we will take specialcare to make it a place youeel com ortable in.

Ramping upfor the Relay