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Highlanders
Dominate
Montana Open
The Glasgow Highlanders
finished in 2nd Place overall out
of 194 teams at the prestigous
Montana Open held in Billings
this past weekend. GWC scored
an incredible 271.5 points; just
five points short of Team Champs
(Billings West) for the overall title.
This year’s event featured 2,207
total wrestlers from more than
a dozen different states and the
Glasgow Wrestling Club incredibly
had the largest team in attendance,
represented by 74 strong! The 271.5
points is a new club record at the
Montana Open and the runner-up
performance is the best placing for
the club since the event began 20
years ago.
NINE Individual Champions
led the way for GWC and 37
wrestlers found a place on the
podium with a top six finish. Both
of those marks are also new Club
RECORDS! Khye Gamas, Jett
Morehouse, Colt Knaff, Taden
Sundeen, Kennedy Flaten, Collins
Flaten, TenLea Sundeen, Taryn The Glasgow Highlanders were not only well represented at the Montana
continued inside Open this past weekend, they were flat-out tough!
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that, we’re Russ Tempel reports from Helena

limping into April 2025 Session Week 12 — Happy Spring! I was glancing
through my article from a couple weeks ago and saw a
There will be frequent chances for light rain and typo. It should have said we had 4440 bill drafts with
light snow between tonight and Friday. There is high 1417 introduced bills. The introduced bills are the ones
uncertainty in either rainfall and/or snowfall amounts we are now working to get through the bill process. It is
for this week. interesting how a bill can leave one house with a large
Tonight: A slight chance of rain showers before 9pm, positive vote and go to the other house and be tabled or
then a slight chance of snow showers after 5am. Mostly
completely changed to the point where the sponsor of the
cloudy, with a low around 31. East wind 15 to 20 mph,
with gusts as high as 29 mph. Chance of precipitation
bill no longer wants the bill passed. One such bill, HB 174,
is 20%. was intended to make it illegal to drug a person without
their knowledge. The bill somehow turned into an anti-
Tuesday: A slight chance of rain and snow showers
before 11am, then a slight chance of rain and snow
vaccination bill. If the title of the bill is broad enough, this
showers between 11am and noon, then a chance of rain can happen, and does on a number of occasions.
after noon. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 45. East wind Another important aspect of legislative session
10 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph. Chance we spent time on this week was making sure the legal
of precipitation is 30%. Little or no snow accumulation language in bills such as, “may, shall, must”, “person, man,
expected. woman,” “Indian, Native American” is correct, as well as
Tuesday Night: A 20 percent chance of snow before correcting meaning and punctuation in bills. I appreciate
midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 27. East the good teachers, lawyers, and folks who pay special
northeast wind 5 to 10 mph. attention to this important wording. It is imperative that
Wednesday: A slight chance of snow before noon, then what we put into place today or this session is very clear
a slight chance of rain. Mostly cloudy, with a high near for folks who will follow us years from now, so they can
49. North northwest wind 5 to 10 mph. read and understand exactly what the intent is as we pass
Wednesday Night: A chance of rain before 3am, then these bills and turn them into law.
a chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with a low around I am fortunate to have great Senators and
25. North northeast wind 6 to 10 mph. Chance of Representors who are in my district (District 14) and
precipitation is 30%. who border my district. Just to mention a couple of
Thursday: A 40% chance of snow & rain. Partly sunny, the new legislators who are doing a great job: Rep. Eric
with a high near 43. North northeast wind 6 to 10 mph. Albus is my district counterpart and Representative in
Thursday Night: A chance of rain before 9pm, then a the House. To our east is Rep. Val Moore and Sen. Gregg
chance of snow. Hunter, both are also freshmen legislators and are doing
Friday: A 20 percent chance of snow before noon. well. All three are very engaged and working hard to
Mostly sunny, with a high near 45. Northwest wind 8 to represent their respective districts. All of the other
11 mph. individuals who represent northeast and northcentral
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 Highlanders continued from front
Sundeen, and Harlee Vandermars, ALL brought
home the coveted SKULL by winning an Individual
Championship in their respective weight classes. Eight
other Highlanders would finish in 2nd place and just
short of a tournament title.
That brings an end to the season for the majority
of the club. Next weekend; fourteen Highlanders will
travel to Rapid City, South Dakota to take part in the
prestigous AAU Black Hills Nationals, while 10 Middle
School and High School wrestlers from Glasgow will
gear up for Team Montana and the AAU National Duals
coming up in Mid-April in Des Moines, Iowa.
6U Harlee Vandermars
Left Wing Missoula Federal Judge Hayden Flaten 5th CHAMPION
Taya Sundeen 4th 12U
Goes on Anti-Trump Tirade Duncan Markle Walker Kirkland
by Aaron Flint, Montana Talks Theo Marks Thomas Cotrell
A radical Left wing federal judge in Missoula, Montana Brands Casterline 2nd Anders Aune
went on an anti-Trump screed during a sacred ceremony... Frank Pattison 4th Knoxsen Harris
Miles Henry Asher Wersal
more on that story...but first- a little background.
Caleb Morehouse Eli Holinde 5th
Poverty...with a view. That’s how some Western Newt Knaff 5th Taden Sundeen
Montana towns have been described. Indie Marks CHAMPION
Why is there so much poverty in land rich with Saylor Thompson Kennedy Flaten
resources? Donald Molloy- the radical Left wing federal 8U CHAMPION
Justin Miller 2nd Riley Pattison 2nd
judge in Missoula, Montana. He’s been a blank check for
Nels Redfield Lyla Lehner
the Democrat Party and radical environmental groups. Howard Redfield 6th Carly Egleston
Many folks see him as the main culprit behind the demise Atikis Gerrard Addison Hughes 5th
of the timber industry and other jobs for working class Rowen Thompson Josie Hartwell 4th
folks in Western Montana. Ledger Kaufman 6th Madisyn Murch 2nd
Colt Knaff CHAMPION 15U
Rep. Kerri Seekins-Crowe (R-Billings) was the first
Olive Marks 3rd Aiden Aune 2nd
that I saw to call out Judge Molloy. This, after he abused Viona Casterline Hunter Pierce 5th
his position of power during a citizenship ceremony in Aurora Markle 5th Jack Morhouse 2nd
Missoula to push his anti-Trump agenda. Brenley Flaten 6th Weston Kirkland
Rep. Crowe said, “The participants, who proudly Taryn Sundeen Saunten Gamas
CHAMPION DC Flaten
went through the process to become citizens of the United Alex Earll
Collins Flaten
States, were not only shocked but also saddened to hear an CHAMPION Zane Cotrell
authority figure — supposedly ‘non partisan’ — put their 10U Tyler King 3rd
new country in such a harsh light.” Tate Lehner 4th Ashton Earll
She added that Molloy is a federal judge serving on “senior Dayton Markle Siale Moala
Jett Morehouse Riley Pedersen 6th
status” for the US District Court. “He is NOT ‘non partisan.’ Kylie Aho
CHAMPION
And while he may be the most egregious example of a judge Murdock Pattison Lana Mason
who does not maintain professional competence in the law Orrin Mason Chloe Lamb
and is swayed by partisan interests, he is NOT the only one.” Whit Ozark Lillian Massey
Milo Marks 18U
Roy McKenzie with Western Montana News Khye Gamas
Tyler Henning
confirmed the news after requesting an official transcript CHAMPION
Buddy Cole
from the proceeding. Archer Henry 6th William Kirkland 2nd
The speech repeatedly referenced threats to TenLea Sundeen Avery Pedersen 3rd
democracy and governance, raising questions about CHAMPION Madison Lamb 2nd
Rygan Gamas 3rd Open
whether Molloy was subtly advancing a specific political Clancy Harris
Gwen Torres 5th
perspective in a setting meant to be unifying. Luke Zeiger
Glasgow hosts Glendive Tuesday
The Scotties got their softball season started this Happy
Birthday
past Friday with a pair of conference games.
The Scotties won a 2-1 thriller over Huntley Project,
and were doing pretty well against Manhattan through
the first three innings with a 5-5 tie, but the defending
state champions used the 4th inning like batting practice,
along with numerous errors by Glasgow, and rounded
the bases for 16 runs en route to the 21-5 blowout.
The Scotties will be at home on Jeff Jurgens Field
down there in the coulee this Tuesday to face Class A
Glendive. The JV game will begin at 3:30 PM, with the
first pitch for the Varsity game scheduled for 5 PM. You’re 18!
Huntley Project 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 - 1R 4H 2E (with 21 years of experience)
Glasgow 0 0 0 0 2 0 X - 2R 6H 2E
One day Mr. Purdue comes up with this great idea
Brynn Donaldson got the pitching win, going 7 for the Catholic Church. Immediately he makes plane
innings, giving up one earned run, and struck out nine. reservations to go to Rome.
Riley Clampitt - 1 hit, 1 run, 1 RBI When he gets into Rome he makes an appointment
Macy Martin - 1 hit, 1 RBI, 1 SB to see the Pope. When he sees the Pope he says this: “It
Kelbi Wersal - 1 hit, 1 run is great to meet you, your Eminence, and I have a little
Donaldson, CharLee McColly and Hayden Green - proposition for you. See, I was in church the other day
1 hit each and I thought of a great idea. Purdue Chickens is ready
Alexa Ball - 1 Stolen Base to give the Church $500,000 if you guys will change
Manhattan 3 2 0 16 - 21R 16H 1E ‘give us this day our daily bread’ to ‘give us this day our
Glasgow 5 0 0 0 - 5R 9H 7E daily chicken’. What do you think?”
Wersal - 1 hit (double), 2 RBI, 1 run The Pope pondered for a second and said: “I don’t
Berkley Hillman - 1 hit, 2 RBI, 1 run really think so.”
McColly - 2 hits, 1 run Well, Mr. Purdue was not going to be let down by
Halle Hunter - 1 hit (double), 1 run, 1 SB this so he continued: “Purdue Chickens is so organized
Tessa Miller - 1 hit (double), 1 run that we figured that there would be a little dificulty in
Donaldson - 1 hit, 1 RBI the first offer. Okay, we are prepared to give the Church
Martin and Brynlie Boreson - 1 hit each $1 million dollars to change ‘give us this day our daily
Scotties’ three-week
Tuesday. Apr. 1st -- GHS SB (JV/V) vs. Glendive -
outlook bread’ to ‘give us this day our daily chickens’.”
The Pope thought a little longer this time and
3:30PM/5PM responded: “No, I really don’t think so.”
Thursday. Apr. 3rd -- GHS TR @ Lewistown - 9:00AM
Now, Mr. Purdue was getting a little nervous. He
Friday. Apr. 4th -- GHS SB @ Great Falls Invite
Saturday. Apr. 5th -- GMS TR @ Sidney - 9:00AM took out his handkerchief and wiped the sweat from
------------------------------------------------------------------------------ his brow. He said: “Now, we at Purdue Chickens didn’t
Monday. Apr. 7th -- GMS TR @ Williston - 9:00AM really think that the offer was going to go this far, but
Tuesday. Apr. 8th -- GHS SB (JV/V) @ Sidney - 3:30/5:00PM
nevertheless, we prepared ourselves. We are willing to
Friday. Apr. 11th -- GHS GO - Glasgow Invite - 9:00AM
Friday. Apr. 11th -- GMS TR Invite - Glasgow - 9:00AM give the Church $5 million if you guys will change ‘give
Friday. Apr. 11-12th -- GHS SB @ Fergus Invite us this day our daily bread’ to ‘give us this day our daily
Saturday. Apr. 12th -- GHS TR @ Baker Invite - 12:00PM chickens.’ What do you think?”
------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Pope looked at Mr. Purdue blankly and then
Monday. Apr. 14th -- First day of Youth Skills Track/Field said: “Sure.”
Tuesday. Apr. 15th -- GHS SB (JV/V) vs. Havre -
Later that day the Pope had a meeting with the
3:30PM/5:00PM
Thursday. Apr. 17th -- GHS GO @ Wolf Point - 10:00AM Cardinals. He said: “I have some good news and I have
Thursday. Apr. 17th -- GHS SB (JV/V) @ Miles City - some bad news. The good new is that the Church has
1:00PM/3:00PM gained $5 million dollars. The bad news is that we lost
Friday. Apr. 18th -- GHS TR @ Sidney Meet - 9:00AM the Wonderbread account.”
Friday. Apr. 18th -- GHS Golf vs. Malta - Ryder Cup - 10:00AM
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Book clubs. Reading challenges. Story Time. A
The Library is here for you! Summer Reading program. Lego Club. In partnership
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41,000 items for everyone young and old alike. While library inventory and assisting patrons.
it seems really quiet, it saw more than 30,000 people Many of these services are available because of the
walk through its doors last year and it would be a rare additional funding the library receives from mill levy
occasion to stop by and not have a patron there. monies and would have to be discontinued without
Perhaps you are the one of those who walks these funds. There will be a mail-in voting opportunity
through the doors and is excited with anticipation to beginning April 18th to approve the renewal of a levy of
find another book to read from the stacks and stacks 2 mills per year (approximately $63,000 for fiscal years
of books, new and old, fiction and non, available with 2025-2030) for the library. Note that a renewal means
a free library card. More than 3000 people have a card. that your taxes will not increase but stay the same as the
Last year there were more than 34,000 checkouts! last 10 years. Please vote yes.
You might be the one who stops by every day to We appreciate your support in the upcoming
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you stop by to check out something from the selection this wonderful asset to our Valley County community!
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How wonderful that if you don’t have a computer
or access to the internet, you can find it at the library.
There are also mobile hot spots that can be checked out.
There may not be a need to purchase an e-Book home of
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