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BUZZIFIEDS

Once upon a time, a ather o a teenage daughter wasconcerned because his daughter spend too much timeon the phone; nobody else in house could use the thatline. So, he ound a solution and had a new telephoneline installed or her. wo or three days afer her telephone had beeninstalled, he came home to nd her stretched out onthe oor with her eet on the living room couch andchatting away on the amily phone. Her own phone wasresting silently on her dresser. Why are you using our telephone?! he yelled.Why arent you talking on your own telephone? I cant, she said, Im expecting an important callon MY phone.

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Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 27. Blustery, witha northwest wind 19 to 24 mph decreasing to 11 to 16 mphafter midnight. Winds could gust as high as 34 mph.Friday: Sunny, with a high near 52. West northwest windaround 10 mph.Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 35. Calmwind becoming south around 5 mph after midnight.Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 65. West wind 5to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.

Saturday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers. Mostlycloudy, with a low around 45. West northwest wind 10 to 13mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 63. West northwestwind 11 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph.Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 45.Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 65.Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 46.Tuesday: A slight chance of showers. Mostly sunny, with ahigh near 63.Tuesday Night: A slight chance of showers. Mostly cloudy,with a low around 42.Wednesday: A slight chance of showers. Partly sunny, witha high near 60.

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Memorial Service for John Garsjo Memorial Service or John D. Garsjo, ormerlyo Nashua, will be held at Our Redeemers LutheranChurch in Nashua on Saturday, October 4th, 2014 at2:00 p.m.

Montana Fish,Wildli e and Parks wouldlike to remind hunters othe importance o readingand understanding currenthunting regulations. FWP considers andimplements changes tohunting seasons or mostspecies every two yearsand there are certainlyimportant updates whichhunters should be aware orelated to deer, elk, antelopeand wolves be ore headingout the door this year. Regulations comein printed orm and canalso be downloaded rom

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Remember, it is thehunters responsibilityto know the huntingregulations. Ignorance orules is not an excuse or violating them.

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Scotty Sophomore Luke Breigenzer hauls in a pass and totes the ball for a good gain inGlasgows 59-0 win over Harlem Friday night. The undefeated Scotties will be in Malta thisFriday night. The Mustangs are 2-2 on the season. They were beaten by Huntley Project19-7, rebounded to knock off Roundup 33-20, lost to Shepherd 22-20, and this past Fridayblanked Plentywood 44-0. The Scotties (5-0) are currently ranked 2nd in the AP power pollbehind Fair eld (4-0). Forsyth (4-0) is ranked 3rd; Huntley Project (5-0) 4th; Jefferson (5-0)5th; Townsend (3-1) 6th; Conrad (4-0) 7th; Whitehall (4-0) 8th; Choteau (3-1) 9th; Bigfork(3-1) 10th. Also receiving votes were Deer Lodge and Shepherd. So its a big game in Maltatomorrow night. Although the Mustangs arent the team they have been in the past, its aHUGE Class 2B rival, so one can expect Big Blue to be pumped up for this one.

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Senator John Walsh has released a ederal reportthat chronicles the growth o rail tra ic and its impacton local communities. Walsh in March commissioned the report romthe Government Accounting O ice (GAO). A terWalsh called or the report, the GAO sent researchersacross the country, including to Billings, Glendive,and Williston, ND, to assess recent rail tra ic trends,particularly those patterns associated with the oilboom in the Bakken. Te report calls or Congressional attentionto ederal in rastructure investments related tocongestion relie as major reight lines ofen go throughcity centers and can pose a chall enge to public sa ety. his report shows we have a lot o work aheado us to protect local communities as reight tra icincreases on Montana roads and railways, Walshsaid. hat means keeping up with the pace o good jobs created in the Bakken by adopting policies torelieve reight congestion. Im committed to workingwith my colleagues and willing partners in the railindustry to pass a strong, long-term highway bill thatprioritizes public and private investment in rail androad in rastructure. he Department o ransportation expectsreight tra ic to rise 51% in tonnage rom 2007 to2040, in part due to limited oil pipeline capacity. he GAOs ull report is available at http://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-14-740

Walsh releases federal report on traincongestion, calls for Congressional Action


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Letter to the Buzz

While cruising through Glasgows north side to snto Mom & Dads and pluck an apple or two from ththere was Joe Horn also cruising the north side... in and wind... on foot! Running for Valley County Shededication for his door-to-door campaign trail accounty will probably have him purchasing some nebefore its over. While the General Election is on TNovember 4th, absentee ballots go out in the mail nex

Hot on the Campaign Trail

Montanans must protect our right to vote onElection Day. Election Day registration has allowedover 28,000 Montanans the reedom to register and vote on the same day since its creation in 2005. Tisis especially important to returning military, seniorcitizens, students and the average busy American. Tisensures less obstacles or those wanting their voice to beheard. Montanas voting system is one o the top in ourcountry, so why change something that isnt broken?For the past decade Montanans have used this methodwithout any issues. Tis November a re erendum toeliminate Election Day registration (LR-126) will appearon the ballot. Tis would place unneeded difficulties inront o Montana voters. Shouldnt we want more peopleto vote? As a Montanan I believe in our right to vote. So joinme in voting no on this un air re erendum this all.

~ Ashley Roness Glasgow

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recited Maggie (about a goodcow dog with better grammar thanher owner) and A Cost ReturnAnalysis (about the vagaries o thecow business). Mongolia has one-roomschoolhouses or herders childrenthat are very similar to allow Creek.When Badamgarav BadmaaDovchin visited allow Creek andheld a program about Mongolia orthe allow Creek students in 2013,she told them about her experiencesattending prairie schools. Hermother was a prairie school teacher.Badmaa played the Mongoliangood morning school song ShineUgluu (about bright new morningsor discovery and learning) or thestudents. With Badmaas help overthe internet, Zora and Linden wereable to learn part o Shine Ugluuand sing it or their guests. Te students also sang inCzech, Jednou budem dl (We

Shall Overcome). Tey ollowedwith their end-o -year spelling bee.Linden spelled three words be orebeing stymied by tub. Zora played Swinging Alongon the piano. Linden still makesonly limited sense o written music,but was still able to wow the crowdby picking out the Star WarsTeme by ear. Afer the program, we allenjoyed a delicious potluck mealand swapping stories out in ront othe school. Wesley Orahood told usthat when he was going to schoolour book storage room was the coalshed. Tat explains why it is leaksso much heat out and so many micein! At that time, it wasnt attached tothe school, and the boys would walkout to it to ll the coal scuttle or theteacher. In those days, the schooltruly did have only one room andthe teacher curtained off a corner

or her own use. By the time Rose Stonebergwas attending school there, the coalshed had been moved, attached

to the main school building, andconverted to a teacherage. Sheremembers two teachers living inthe tiny, uninsulated, mousy room,lled to beyond capacity with awood stove and bed. Afer Rosegraduated, Washington School wasmoved to the site, attached to allowCreek School, and converted to anew teacherage. oday, the old coal shedhouses only shelves and shelves ocurriculum and teaching materialsand a lot o mouse traps. One o thestudents dreams is to raise enough

money that the old coal shed can bereplaced with a new room that willkeep the warmth in and the miceout (and maybe even keep the booksa little more organized.) It was a beauti ul springprogram and picnic. Our thanksgo to the people that came to shareit with us. Our thoughts were also

with all the riends o the school thatwere not able to be with us becauseo brandings, broken down tractors,animal emergencies, amily illness,etc. All o you are special to us andhelp to make this community thewonder ul place that it is. Te riends o the allow CreekSchool are happy to report thatMcKee Anderson has offered toprovide steel or a new roo or theschool. A generous $5000 grantrom Montana History Foundation,Montana Preservation Alliance, andauthor Charlotte Caldwell will go artoward making a new roo a reality. Additional unds are beingraised by the students through aninternet crowd unding campaign

that you can nd at http://igg.me/at/littlewhiteschool. (Perhaps someo you will notice that the campaigndoesnt mention last names or thename o the school... the internet isa very big place.)

~ Sierra DawnStoneberg Holt

Tallow Creek Schoolcontinued from front

Linden Holt has the still in front of him, has just reached the line til one day an old-timer neighbor dropped by in reciting The Still, and is waving to Wesley Orahoodin the audience, the old-timer neighbor to whom he dedicated his recitation.

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