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This year 25 spirited

youths were selected for
the NILE Merit Heifer
Program, and Glasgow’s
Emmah Mix is among
them!
It really is a big deal as
as 4-H and FFA members
from Montana, Nebraska,
Wyoming, California,
Idaho are represented. It’s
quite a hand-picked process
as Emmah had to had to
complete an application
process that included filling
out an application, writing
an essay, making a video
that included introducing
herself and taking the
viewers on a virtual tour
of her animal facilities.
She also had to have three
letters of reference and three
references that the NILE
board could call and visit Emmah Mix, shown here with her 2023 market steer, made a great leap being
with. accepted into the NILE Merit Heifer Program. She will be receiving her heifer this
continued inside fall from Walborn cattle Co. out of Hardin, Montana.
 We could Cape Air to continue
use it serving Big Sky Country
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT)
has reselected Cape Air to provide Essential Air Service
Wednesday night a weak cold front moves through (EAS) at five eastern Montana communities: Glasgow,
bringing a chance for scattered showers lasting Glendive, Havre, Sidney, and Wolf Point. Cape Air has
through Saturday. Sunday Skies will clear and been serving these communities since 2013 and will
temperatures will begin to rise into early next week. continue to provide service between the communities
Today: Sunny, with a high near 71. Northwest wind 11 to and Billings Logan International Airport (BIL) for the
18 mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph. four-year term from January 1, 2024, through December
Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 46. Northwest 31, 2027
wind 6 to 10 mph becoming east southeast after midnight. “We are excited to provide dependable air service
Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 73. East for eastern Montana for years to come, and look forward
southeast wind 7 to 10 mph. to continuing to be a strong community partner,” Cape
Wednesday Night: A 40 percent chance of showers, Air’s President & CEO Linda Markham said.
mainly after midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around Cape Air’s fares in Montana start at $39 each way,
50. East northeast wind around 15 mph, with gusts as including all taxes and fees. The service schedule for
high as 21 mph. Havre, Glasgow, Wolf Point and Glendive includes two
Thursday: A 50 percent chance of showers. Mostly daily round trips. The Sidney – Billings route is flown five
cloudy, with a high near 71. East northeast wind 14 to 18 times daily.
mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.
Tickets can be purchased on Cape Air’s website or
Thursday Night: A 40 percent chance of showers. Mostly by calling 800-CAPE-AIR. Interline tickets for itineraries
cloudy, with a low around 50. East northeast wind 13 to connecting beyond Billings may be purchased by
18 mph.
contacting Cape Air’s partners Delta, United, American
Friday: A 50 percent chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, and Alaska Airlines.
with a high near 70. East wind 14 to 16 mph, with gusts
Now in its 34th year, Cape Air is one of the largest
as high as 24 mph.
commuter airlines in the United States, serving 31 cities in
Friday Night: Showers likely, mainly before midnight. the US and the Caribbean. The employee-owned company,
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 45. East northeast wind
around 14 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph. Chance of
based in Hyannis, Massachusetts, has grown from three
precipitation is 60%. flights a day between Provincetown and Boston in 1989 to
a fleet of 98 aircraft, more than 250 flights a day, and flying
Saturday: A 40 percent chance of showers. Mostly sunny,
with a high near 69. North wind 11 to 13 mph, with gusts approximately 400,000 passengers annually.
as high as 20 mph.
Saturday Night: A 30 percent chance of showers, mainly
before midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low around 43.
East northeast wind 10 to 13 mph, with gusts as high as
18 mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 72. The DC Trip students Mary Dykema
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 44.
will be selling Little Lex Fairclough
Caesar’s Pizza items Tatum Hansen
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 74.
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NILE continued from front
Participants will receive heifers from their gracious
donors this fall. After a year of monthly reports, monthly
meetings with industry professionals, breeding the heifers,
and completion of other requirements these recipients
will show at the 2024 NILE and then take full ownership
of their heifers.
The NILE Merit Heifer Program was developed to
help youth get a start in the beef cattle business. Selected
recipients that are awarded a heifer are chosen based on
merit, future goals and ability to care for the animal. Any
youth that is between 12 and 16 years of age as of June 30
of the given year and is a 4-H or FFA member may apply.
Each program participant will own their heifer
jointly with NILE until the completion of the program, at
which time NILE officials will sign off and the participant
will take full ownership of the heifer. During the program
duration, participants are responsible for raising the heifer, Flashback to 2021, Emmah Mix Went to the North
arranging for her bred, completing the record keeping Star Classic in Valley City, North Dakota December
procedure and bringing the animal back one year later as 3rd through the 5th. She took her own Heifer, Indigo
a bred replacement heifer for exhibit at the NILE Stock (shown here in the photo with the judges), as well as
Show. another heifer and two bulls owned by Nick Davis of
The program is completed after the heifer is Davis Show Cattle out of Hinsdale. Emmah showed 14
determined bred, all record keeping has been completed times in three days. Emmah’s heifer Indigo earned the
and the heifer has been shown at the NILE Stock Show. title of Grand Champion Market Heifer.
Participants will not sell their program animals at 13. Reagan Mayfield of Roundup, MT — Sidwell Ranch of
NILE, the purpose of this program is to help the participant Columbus, MT
start his or her own cattle herd. 14. April McCabe of Plentywood, MT — Knaub Cattle Company
of Lodge Grass, MT
Here is the list of recipients and their donors:
1. Olivia Corman of Bridgeport, NE — Kovarik Cattle of Ord, 15. Emmah Mix of Glasgow, MT — Walborn Cattle Company
NE of Hardin, MT
2. Aspen Courtney of Missoula, MT — Wagon Wrench Cattle 16. Elizabeth Moke of Hysham, MT — K2 Red Angus of
Company of Philipsburg, MT Wheatland, WY
3. Stephen Gamble of Banner, WY — Quarter Circle Livestock 17. Claire Murnin of Pompey’s Pillar, MT — SidBar Cattle of
of Laramie, WY Hardin, MT
4. Jack Gillette of Roy, MT — Streamside Cattle of Manhattan, 18. Avrie Pauley of Miles City, MT — Haven & Shelby Meged
MT of Miles City, MT
5. Aspyn Hamilton of Worland, WY — LB Farms of Powell, 19. Tierrah Rigby of Drummond, MT — Prickly Pear Simmental
WY Ranch of Helena, MT
6. William Head of Richey, MT — Christensen Red Angus of 20. Janae Roberts of Kevin, MT — 3C Cattle Company of
Park City, MT Stevensville, MT
7. Lilly Johnson of Froid, MT — Mac Tooke of Ekalaka, MT 21. Blair Sanchez of Burns, WY — Triple 3 Cattle of Byers, CO
8. Maddi Johnson of Susanville, CA — Select Cattle of Charlo, 22. Melodie Starman of Carter, MT — Diamond S Ranch of
MT Ismay, MT
9. Elizabeth Jordan of Alva, WY — Doug Booth Family Angus 23. Jakob Thoeny of Brockway, MT — Redland Red Angus of
of Torrington, WY Hysham, MT
10. Baylee Kraft of Powell, WY — L Bar W Cattle Company of 24. Lexie Wichman of Moore, MT — Beery Land & Livestock
Absarokee, MT of Vida, MT
11. Kaylee Lierman of Filer, ID — RYMO Cattle Company of 25. Tassyn Wright of Roberts, MT — Sokoloski Shorthorns of
Bonners Ferry, ID Pompey’s Pillar, MT
12. Mickenzie Marks of Hermiston, OR — Kessler Angus of The 2024 NILE Merit Heifer Show will take place
Milton-Freewater, OR Friday, October 20 in Billings at the Metra.
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OBITUARY
Jerry Hoffman He always said Julie was
Gerald “Jerry” Hoffman passed into eternal life on his best carpenter.
September 4, 2023. In 1993, after 35 years of
Jerry was born July 5th, 1930 in Glasgow, MT farming, he and Gladys
to Austin Hoffman and Solveig “Mildred” Hagen. He retired and moved to
attended grade schools in Lewistown, Billings and Billings.
Glasgow, and graduated from Glasgow High School in He was involved in
1948. After high school, he became a journeyman lineman VFW post 6774, the
while working for his father, Hoffman Construction, Masonic Lodge and
that contracted with Montana Power and strung a lot Shriners, where he
of power lines across the state. In 1952-1954, he went participated in the shoe
to Korea and served in the Army Signal Corp. During program for kids every year. He and Gladys also enjoyed
which time he helped string the wire into P’anmunjom travels to Russia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Alaska, Hawaii and
for the peace talks. After discharge he was in the Army Texas.
Reserve until 1960. When he returned from Korea, he Jerry is preceded in death by his wife of 58 years
attended college on the GI bill and earned his associates Gladys, beloved granddaughters Kayla Hass and Michaela
from Northern MT College and a BS in Industrial Arts at Hoffman, and brother Dale Hoffman.
MT State College (Bozeman) in 1957. While in Bozeman He is survived by his brother Larry of Butte, children
he met Gladys Myers of Columbus on a blind date. They Laurie of Billings, Julie (Carl) Kurokawa of Billings,
were married in March 1959. They moved to the family Tom (Darla) of Glasgow, Steve (Kim) of Billings. Six
wheat farm southeast of Opheim where they raised grandchildren; Steven (Summer) Kurokawa of Billings,
four children, Laurie, Julie, Tom and Steve. They made Carlie (Seth) Carlson of Billings, Alyssa (Sam) Worcester
many wonderful lifelong friends there. Dad was active of Billings, Kerry Hoffman (Bend, Oregon), Mya
as a scout leader, served in the Masonic Lodge, Elks and Hoffman of Billings and Reif Hass of Billings. Seven great-
Community Club. He also served 9 years on the Opheim grandchildren; Reygan, Sterling and Kenji Kurokawa,
school board. Mara Bergeron, Karson Popoff, Jack and Elliot Carlson.
Jerry had a life-long love of reading, including poetry. Jerry loved his family, always desiring for us to have
His recitation of Robert Service’s “The Cremation of Sam more than he did. He also enjoyed serving his community
McGee” was especially good. He also enjoyed the theater, wherever he was.
and there are many fond family memories of boating There will be a celebration of life on Saturday,
all day on Ft. Peck Lake and attending every season of October 7, at the VFW on Anchor Avenue, in Billings at
Ft. Peck Summer Theater. He was also very mechanical, 11:00 AM. He and Gladys will be laid to rest in Glasgow
could fix just about anything and a skilled wood worker. Highland Cemetery with Military honors at a later date.

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“25” GUN FIREARM FRENZY Oscar Mayer 7-9 oz. Select Varieties
LUNCH MEAT ........................... $4.99 ea
Saturday, October 14 • 5:00 p.m. Smithfield 12 oz. Select Varieties
Glasgow Elks Lodge POWER BITES .......................... $5.99 ea
Foster Farms 22-24 oz. Select Varieties
309 Second Ave S, Glasgow, MT 59230 SEPTEMBER 6-19, 2023 CHICKEN.................................. $8.99 ea
First gun drawn at 7:00 p.m. One gun will be given away every Family Pack Certified Angus Beef® 80/20 Food Club 12 oz. Hickory Smoked
3 minutes with the last gun drawn at 8:15 p.m GROUND BEEF .......................... $3.79 lb BACON .................................... $3.99 ea
Family Pack Boneless Skinless Jimmy Dean 4-8 ct. Select Varieties
Winning tickets are Reentered • Need not be present to win. CHICKEN BREAST ...................... $1.95 lb FROZEN BREAKFAST ................. $4.99 ea
1/$20 • 6/$100 • 20/$250 • 50/$500 Family Pack Bone-In Assorted Food Club 32 oz. Select Varieties
PORK CHOPS ............................ $2.49 lb BLOCK OR SHREDDED CHEESE . $4.99 ea
Ticket Includes: Chance in Firearm Frenzy & Buffet Style Dinner Family Pack Bone-In Center Cut Food Club 12 ct. Select Varieties
Food served from 5 - 7 p.m. (Cash bar available) PORK LOIN CHOPS .................... $2.99 lb STRING CHEESE ....................... $3.99 ea
Silent Auction items and Raffles will be available during the event Food Club 40 oz. pkg. Food Club 6 oz. Select Varieties
CHICKEN WINGS OR BREASTS ... $5.99 ea YOGURT .................................... 39¢ ea
For Tickets; go to http://www.glasgowdu.org or Ocean Beauty 12 oz. Select Varieties Fresh Utah or Idaho
by contacting Joan Burris at 406-263-8985 SALMON PINWHEELS ..............$11.99 ea PEACHES .................................. $1.77 lb
Locally D&G Sports & Western, Ezzie’s Westend, Agland Coop, 40 Knots 10 oz. pkg. Fresh 2 lb. pkg.
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Pizza & Poppies this Thursday NO BURGER Before performing
a baptism, the priest
American Legion Post 41 & Auxiliary will meet
Thursday, September 21st. The Auxiliary & Juniors are NIGHT approached the young father
and said solemnly, “Baptism
invited to come at 5 p.m. to the VFW for pizza andto WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20 is a serious step. Are you
make poppies for next year. Following the service project, prepared for it?”
the meetings will begin at 7p.m. Leila Seyfert will be the
Please go to “I think so,” the man
replied. “My wife has made
hostess and all interested people are invited to come and Bank of Glasgow appetizers and we have a
learn about what the Legion & Auxiliary do! & Enjoy caterer coming to provide

Youth pheasant, waterfowl

plenty of cookies and cakes
Alive at 5 for all of our guests.”
“I don’t mean that,”
weekend starts Saturday the priest responded. “I
mean, are you prepared
Youth hunters can get a head start on pheasant and HOURS:
spiritually?”
waterfowl hunting during the 2023 Youth Pheasant and WED - FRI “Oh, sure,” came the
Waterfowl Weekend, which is Sept. 23 and 24. Licensed 4-10PM reply. “I’ve got a keg of beer
hunters, 15 and under, will be able to hunt pheasants, and a case of whiskey.”
ducks, mergansers, geese and coots statewide on these
two days.
The two-day youth hunt is open to:
• legally licensed 12- to 15-year-olds who have completed
hunter education and who are accompanied by a non-
hunting adult at least 18 years of age,
• properly certified and legally licensed apprentice
hunters 10-15 years of age who are accompanied by
a non-hunting adult “mentor” at least 21 years of age.
All regulations apply. The Canyon Ferry Wildlife
Management Area hours differ from the regulations for
youth waterfowl weekend. They will be one-half hour
before sunrise to noon.
Prior to the youth weekend, FWP will release
pheasants, raised by Montana Correctional Enterprises,
on state-owned lands with suitable pheasant habitat.
The purpose of the pheasant release program is to give
youth hunters an opportunity to experience hunting
success, encouraging their future participation. In
Region 6:
Lost River Wildlife Management Area (WMA), Fresno
Reservoir WMA, Rookery WMA, Dodson Dam WMA,
Cree Crossing WMA, Sleeping Buffalo WMA, Hinsdale
WMA, Vandalia WMA

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Letter to the Buzz

Memories, positive and negative, are etched into all of
us who have competed or cheered in that facility over
the past 40 years. I believe this is an opportunity for all
My perspective on the upcoming bond: of us to provide children of all backgrounds the skills
We moved back to Glasgow four years ago. It and experiences they need growing up. If this passes,
wasn’t in our plans to make this move but we were we will all have contributed and have had an effect on
blown away by the school environment that has been our children’s future. Yes, it is definitely a sacrifice for
established here (especially compared to other places), most of us, including me, but the fact that Glasgow has
the supportive community, and the hometown pride. historically done what is best for its community is the
Through foster care, we have given as many kids main reason I love it her and came back.
the best opportunity to thrive that we can. It is a big I want Scottie Field to provide these life lessons
commitment for our family, but in the end more for all 6 of my children and all of the other children
children have a chance to start their own lives and give out there, too. Please see this as your opportunity to
back to our community also. For those of you who aren’t contribute to the bigger picture. An investment towards
able to provide that opportunity to our youth through this project provides all of us with the chance to do our
fostering, coaching, etc., contributing to this facility part. Come and watch as these children grow throughout
allows you to provide them with caring coaches in a their four years. Watch the boys sing the school song,
structured environment. not only after a victory but also after a crushing defeat.
Scottie Field has provided children with a safe They are proud to have that opportunity in front of their
place to acquire endless life lessons, opportunities to home crowd, even if it is tough to swallow sometimes.
grow, confidence, humility and countless other lessons If you had a frustrating experience in GHS athletics,
that are needed to develop into well rounded adults. those experiences have shaped who you are. I hope
that you are a better, wiser person because of them
What the Glasgow School and can now see the good that came from the negative
experience. Sports uniquely provide these learning and
District bond would do growth opportunities. For our athletes to have these
What will the proposed $8.58 Million Dollar Facility opportunities in a familiar and supportive environment
Improvements Bond include? is immeasurable. Thank you all for welcoming us back
**Day 23 Tidbit** home. It’s been amazing!
What are some long-term cost saving ~ Paul Yoakam
measures associated with artificial turf?
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