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Against

the Odds The Risa Ranch near Opheim

was blessed with a rare se

of triplets Wednesday nigh

as their calving season is

 just getting started. And

we say “blessed” as Bryce

Risa, who sent us the photo

explained that he had jus

lost a calf and the momma

cow of the dead calf adopted

one of the triplets, which arearound 50-60 pounds each

two bull calves and one

heifer calf. What’s udderly

amazing is that calf triplets

being born is quite a rare

event. While the likelihood

of beef cattle having twins is

somewhere between 1 and

7%, the chances of triple

births in beef cattle are just

one in 105,000 , according to

Charles T. Estill, associateprofessor of rural veterinary

practice at the Oregon

State University Veterinary

School. To put that into

perspective, the chances

of nding a four-leaf clove

on the rst try are about 1 in

10,000. Bryce had maybe

get to the Mint Bar and ge

himself a lottery ticket.

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 H E L D

 O V E R

  Wade JamesBrockmier, AKA “NickelWade”, age 50, passed awayon March 30, 2016 at home

in Glasgow, Montana.Wade was born to

Wesley Brockmier and Dorothy Friedrich on March 151966 in Plentywood, Montana. He attended school thereand graduated rom Plentywood High School in 1984Wade married Marisa Palazzo on July 18, 1997, andtogether, they made their home in Glasgow. He was theproud papa o Baby and Ally.

Wade was an enthusiastic member o the communityand the Elk’s 1922 Lodge, where he would ofen fill his

afernoons with cards and riends. You could also findhim at the Stockman’s or Alley’s shooting pool andmaking people pay. He was always looking or a causehaving everyone’s best interests at heart. Wade touchedlives wherever he went. He was a rock —supporting andsolid. Tinking o Wade, the words that come to mind areencouraging, generous, sly, trickster, Raider Nation anriend, confidant, selfless, calm, wise, supportive, kindcompassionate, loved, genuine, consistent, dependable vulnerable, strong, practical, judiciary, powerulpassionate cook, butterscotch jellybean aficionado

baseball card anatic, Christmas in July participant, petpig advocate, King o the “Roost”, 4 Horsemen crusader.

Wade was preceded in death by his grandparentsRoy and Alma Brockmier, Harold and Sophie FriedrichAunt Linda Halland, and Uncle Lyle Brockmier.

Survivors include his loving wie, Marisa, ParentsWes and Dot Brockmier, brother Clint (asha), niecesAmy and Emily, nephews Noah, Jeffrey, Nick, Zackand Miles, Aunt Betty Craig, Aunt Vera and Uncle omWilliord, in-laws Doc and Rosalie Palazzo, LarraineEiland (Pete), Chris Palazzo, Gina Hirsch (Dave).

Remembrance and celebration o Wade’s lie wilbe held on Monday, April 4, 2016. Family will receiveriends or an open visitation beginning 1:00 PMServices will began at 2:00 PM and will be officiated byBud Heringer. Both will take place at Bell Mortuary. Areception will ollow at the Elk’s 1922 Lodge in Glasgow

All o Wade’s riends and amily are his honoraryurn bearers. In lieu o flowers please donate to thecharity o your choice in Wade’s name.

Wade, you will live on orever in our hearts.

OBITUARY

‘Nickel Wade’

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but breezySaturdayTonight:  Mostly clear, with a low around 32. Northwestwind 10 to 15 mph becoming light after midnight. Winds

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Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 71. South wind 6 to 14

mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.

Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 44. Westwind 9 to 13 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.

Sunday: A 20 percent chance of showers after noon.

Mostly sunny, with a high near 64. Northwest wind 15 to

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midnight. Winds could gust as high as 23 mph.

Monday:  Mostly sunny, with a high near 67. Southeastwind 9 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph.

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Tuesday: A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high

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Wednesday: A slight chance of rain and snow showers.

Mostly sunny, with a high near 59.

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BUZZFLEA MARKET: April 2 from 9am - 2pm. Tables are $5.00 each for moreinformation or to book a table please call 228-9500. Many new vendors comesee what they have to sell, white elephant, blankets, rag rugs and so muchmore . We are still taking donations. VALLEY COUNTY SENIOR CENTER

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  Te Scotty sofball team started the high schoospring sports season off with a bang in Glendive with a4-1 victory over the Red Devils on Tursday.  What makes the win even sweeter is the act thatthey were missing three o their usual starters who werenot eligible to play because they didn’t have the numbero required practices in.

yra Johnson picked up the win rom the moundwith Ziggy Chamberlain in charge o the catchingduties. yra recorded six strike-outs, gave up two walksand six hits.

One o the highlights o the contest was yanaJohnson showing some early-season power with a homerun. Rachel Boese, stepping up rom the JV ranks, hadan impressive day with her bat, going 2-3 at the plate

and Kennedy Schmidt went 2-4.  “Being our first game and missing three startersI was happy with the way our girls played,” said GiJohnson, who is the new head coach, replacing longtimecoach Mark Falcon.  Next up or our Scotty varsity girls will be a make-up game in Lewistown on Tursday, April 7th — andthey’ll have their ull line-up.

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could, but he pulled through.”

I remember the time I was kidnapped

and they sent a piece of my nger tomy father. He said he wanted more

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100m Hurdles 16.8300m Hurdles 48.8Shot Put 34’6”Discus 108’Javelin 115’6”

High Jump 4’10”Long Jump 15’ 5”Triple Jump 33’4”Pole Vault 9’400m Relay 52.31600m Relay 04:20.0

Event Boys100m 11.6200m 23.3400m 52800m 02:02.41600m 04:41.03200m 10:27.0

110m Hurdles 16.2300m Hurdles 40.9Shot Put 46’9”Discus 138’Javelin 167’High Jump 5’11”Long Jump 19’11”Triple Jump 40’9”Pole Vault 12’

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  Te Glasgow track & field teams will kick off their

2016 season on Saturday, April 2nd hosting their owninvitational.  Field events will begin at 9 a.m. and running eventsat 9:30 a.m.  25 teams are scheduled to compete at the invite thisyear, several more than last year. District 2B teams aswell as most Class C teams rom throughout the areawill be at the meet.  Again this year, state qualiying standards will be ineffect or Class B; new this year, the qualiying standardswill also be in use by Class C.

  Te standards are based on averaging the 6th placefinisher mark in each event over the past 3 years. Hereare the Class B State qualiying standards:

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Spring Craft Bazaar9am-3pm Vendors

4:30pm Rafes, Games & Silent Auction6pm Walleye & Pulled Pork Dinner 

Kindergarten Royalty Contest Search   Laura Rebekah Lodge #19 is again looking for 20 Valley CountyKindergartners for 2016. The contest will run from April 15th to May13th. Ballot boxes will be placed in 15 Valley County businesses.Contestants are voted on by placing money in voting boxes in the slotunder the child’s picture. Each cent will count as a vote. Votes will becounted twice a week and the results will be in the paper for four weeks.The nale of the KRC will be May 14th, 2016. Contestants need to bepresent to win. The King, Queen, Prince, Princess, and runners-up willbe crowned and receive sashes to keep.

  After the children enjoy royal cupcakes and drinks with theirfamilies they will take home large prize bags, with items donated bylocal businesses. As the Rebekahs are small in numbers, the Girl ScoutTroop 2464 will be doing their leg work for them. They will be collectingprizes and getting the boxes for them, doing this will go towards theircommunity service patch.

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El Cor Del Lanes

Team Scr.: Pacic Steel 1007 & 2982 TeamHdc.: Markle’s 1222 & Pacic Steel 13429Ind. Scr.: Craig Paju 258 & BJ Kemp 654 Ind.Hdc.: Craig Paju 295 & 741

HIGH GAMES & SERIES 

Vick’s Lanes

Split HappensW: 19 L: 9

Buster KnucklesW: 18 L: 10

Pocket PoundersW: 17 L: 11

Welcome HouseW: 16 L: 12

Can’t Believe ItW: 14 L: 14

Thompson & SonsW: 12 L: 16

Grannie’sW: 11 L: 17

Pocket SeekersW: 5 L: 23

Team Scr.: Welcome House 743 & Split

Happens 2256Team Hdc.

Thompson & Sons884 & Pocket Pounders 2602 Men’s Ind. Scr.: Jay Kirk 248 & Juice Fischer 642 Women’s Ind.Scr.: Donna Borgen 202 & Haylee Thompson578

HIGH GAMES & SERIES 

 Star & Strike

Rock’s Auto MallW: 18 L: 6

Scottie ExpressW: 15 L: 9

Valley SeedW: 10 L: 14

All SeasonsW: 10 L: 14

S&S Welding SupplyW: 10 L: 14

DurumW: 9 L: 15

Team Scr.: Durum 866 & Rock’s Auto Mall2420 Team Hdc.: Scottie Express 993 & 2784Ind. Scr.:

Casey Riggin 266 & Jeff Remus 740Ind. Hdc.: Casey Riggin 286 & Jeff Remus791

HIGH GAMES & SERIES 

T uesday Nigh 

Hi-Line FordW: 26 L: 14

Glasgow StockyardsW: 25 L: 15

Vick’s Lanes

W: 23 L: 17Dahl AviationW: 22.5 L: 17.5

BergiesW: 18 L: 22

Tihista ConstructionW: 17.5 L: 22.5

E.G.T.

W: 17 L: 23Farmers Elevator W: 11 L: 29

Team Scr.: Vick’s Lanes 876 & 2384 TeamHdc.: Vick’s Lanes 969 & 2663 Ind. Scr.: BillViste 239 & 632 Ind. Hdc.: Sean Bergstrom269 & Bill Viste 689

HIGH GAMES & SERIES 

Nashu Me’ Leagu

Juice’s Card RoomW: 21.5 L: 6.5

Old Mil LightW: 15 L: 13

Bud Light GirlsW: 13.5 L: 14.5

FCB HinsdaleW: 13 L: 15

CB’s DetailingW: 13 L: 15

HolidayW: 8 L: 20

Wome’ Commercial

Bowling

Pacifc SteelW: 20 L: 12

Sand ElectricW: 19 L: 13

Old Mil Light

W: 19 L: 13Valley BankW: 18 L: 14

Markle’sW: 17 L:15

Holy RollersW: 16 L: 16

Ezzie’s

W: 14 L: 18ByeW: 5 L: 27

Monday Nigh Me’

Skill ShotzW: 18 L: 6

BanditsW: 14 L: 10

The 7-10’sW: 11 L: 13

Road KillW: 10 L: 14

HooligansW: 10 L: 14

Gutter SharksW: 9 L: 15

Team Scr.: Skill Shotz 732 & Road Kill 2158 Hdc.: The 7-10’s 860 & Bandits 2508 Men’sInd. Scr.: Joe Bergtoll 245 & Dan Humbert

642 Women’s Ind. Scr.: Kristi Feit 199 & DianeJensen 564

HIGH GAMES & SERIES 

F  riday Nigh Me

Team Scr.: FCB Hinsdale 673 & Bud Light Girls1962 Team Hdc.: Old Mil Light 813 & Juice’sCard Room 2434 Ind. Scr.: Susan Johnson 217

& Sandy Maczka 533 Ind. Hdc.: Dana McColly240 & Jackie Meiers 646

HIGH GAMES & SERIES 

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Final Four underway

on Saturday afternoon  As March Madness spills intoApril, it’s going to be an excitingFinal 4.  Afer first round wins in the

NCAA Men’s Sweet Sixteen, threeo #1 seeds made an early exit.Only #1 North Carolina made it tothe Final Four.  #1 and overall top seedKansas... gone. #1 Oregon... gone.And #1 Virginia... gone.

In the Glasgow Distributors/Hi-Line Ford Sweet Sixteenbracket, that wiped out a wholelotta olks vying or some nice

prizes, particularly those whopicked Kansas because there wasan overwhelming pile o them(about 80%) who went with theJayhawks. Oregon cost quite a ewbracketeers, as did Virginia.  But there is another shortpile o them here that have thear Heels picked to run the table.Tey are: Sarah Law, Julie Page,Kevin aylor, Ken Jansa, Arlie

McMichael, Don Rath, WadeBrockmier (a huge sports an,March Madness was one o hisavorite times o the year), Buckets,Arleen Archambeault, Mandy Lin,Johnny Lin, Fanny Lin, KevinSchindler, and Kent Schindler.  I Villanova should pull itoff, Jim Koessl and Kirsten Bensecould be looking at a tie-breaker.  Wayne Linder and ara

Strommen saw something inOklahoma.  No one in the GlasgowDistriburs/Hi-Line Ford contestpicked 10th seeded Syracuse towin it all.

But we’ll see how it plays out— should the men in Orange winit all, it’s going to be a disaster to gothrough all these brackets to findour eventual winners!

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