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The drought is
finally over
By Mike Brandt
The drought is over for the
Glasgow Scotties softball program.
The last time the Scotties played at
the state tournament was 2017. They
finished fourth.
Glasgow (11-13-2) will open
at the State Class B/C Softball
Tournament Thursday at 4.
The Scotties match up against
Manhattan, the second seed out of
the West.
“I think they have on;y three
losses this year. They are a very
good team,” said Glasgow coach
Robert Martin. “They are very good
defensively. We’re going to have to
earn our runs. There’s no pressure
on us.”
Other opening round games
are West champion Florence against
Huntley Project and defending Dedication to the diamond — Kelbi Wersal, an eighth grader, and
champs Conrad-Choteau vs. Halle Hunter are two great young softball players for our Scotties,
Three Forks at 2. Shepherd plays and when the Scotties were eliminated Saturday, we found them
Thompson Falls at 4. scurrying over to watch the the Glasgow Reds “B” team battle with
A win for the Scotties would the Lewistown Redbirds on Bob Connors Field. No matter what
move them to a 10 a.m. game Friday. happens this weekend in Billings, the future looks bright for a very
A loss would drop them to a 12 p.m. young team featuring only one senior and two juniors. The roster
game Friday. is rounded out with nine sophomores, five freshmen and six eighth
continued somewhere [Link] what a wonderful group to watch!
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Scotties continued from front The two wins put the Scotties into unfamiliar territory,
the undefeated semifinal game with conference champs
The Scotties went into the Eastern B/C Divisional as the Shepherd. The Fillies shutout the Scotties 13-0.
sixth seed. But two wins had the Scotties in the undefeated “There’s no team that we have a fear of playing,” Martin
semifinal game and assured them of a trip to state. Going said. “Shepherd is blessed with two of the best pitchers in
into the Eastern B/C Divisional tournament at Sullivan the state, and one’s a sophomore. They are overwhelmed with
Park Martin told his team that Conrad/Choteau is one of their speed and power. They are a difficult team to play. But
the teams the Scotties needed to beat to make it to the state we weren’t afraid to play them. They beat a lot of teams the
tournament. same way they beat us.”
The Scotties needed two wins to earn that trip to state. The loss dropped the Scotties into the third place game
Well, the Scotties accomplished that in their first two games against Conrad/Choteau,
when they beat third-seeded Stillwater 5-2 and second- “They had beat us pretty bad in Cut Bank a week earlier,”
seeded Huntley Project 7-1. said Martin. “We played them pretty tight in Huntley. They
It was the first win over the Columbus squad and return seven starters from the state championship team last
Huntley this year. year.”
“We played the game we have all year against Stillwater,” Martin said he could see the confidence level in his girls.
said Martin. “They are a very good team. We knew we were He knew they were ready to play and hopefully win a game.
better than the sixth seed.” It was a tight contest with the Cowgirls coming away with an
Martin told the girls before the tournament that they 11-10 victory. Glasgow trailed 6-2 and 9-7. The Scotties tied
are playing teams that they played this year that beat us. the game at 9 in the sixth inning.
“They knew deep down that once we play on all cylinders “These girls hung in there and kept battling and
that we would be a tough out,” said Martin. “I haven’t seen battling,” said Martin. “That last inning we had two outs and
them that focused. They have always been focused, but runners on second and third. We scored one on a hit. The girl
they had that look in their eyes that they weren’t going to that was on second did everything she was supposed to. She
be denied. It’s been pur goal from mandatory workouts this got a big jump on the hit and never looked up, put her head
winter and when we started this season that these girl’s aim down and I sent her.”
was to get to the state tournament.” Martin said that he’d send her 100 times in this situation.
Martin will take a young squad to the state tournament, He sent her and she was called out at home on a close call.
but the Scotties are very athletic. The wins started with good The Conrad coach told Martin after the game that
pitching and freshman Brynn Donaldson was in the circle the Scotties were on another level at that time. He said that
for the Scotties. Conrad could have easily lost the game.
“Brynn pitched unbelievably well all weekend in the Glasgow hopes to carry this momentum into the state
games she pitched,” Martin said. “She kept us in every game. tournament.
And our defense was exceptional. We had very few errors
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Lawsuit Filed Against Valley County Commissioners

KLTZ — On May 10, 2024, a complaint and demand for jury that employee personnel records and employee’s personal,
trial was filed in Valley County District Court by Brian Austin, private and confidential information were public information
who currently holds the position of Valley County Landfill and therefore no permission or consent was required to disclose.
Supervisor. In the filing, it is alleged that on September 22, 2022,
The Valley County Board of Commissioners is named Austin requested access to the minutes from the September
as defendant in the filing. Also listed individually are 14, 2022 meeting. His request was denied by Fahlgren because
Commissioners Mary Armstrong, John Fahlgren and Paul the “meeting was closed and the minutes were sealed.” In May,
Tweten. 2023 a formal request for multiple public records, including the
Several allegations are included in the filing, including meeting minutes from September 14, 2022, was made by legal
constitutional rights violations, invasion of privacy and failure counsel for Austin.
to release public records upon request and in a timely manner. The filing indicates that “some” of the records requested
Austin alleges that in mid-late 2022, Valley County released were produced following multiple communications and
personnel, private and confidential information to Sandra requests between Austin’s counsel and Valley County Attorney
Guenot, an agent for New York Life Insurance. According to the Dylan Jensen, but not the meeting minutes in question. Jensen
filing, a number of things occurred on September 14, 2022, that indicated that the meeting minutes were “confidential and not
prompted a public records request from Austin and ultimately a public record,” and “the meeting minutes are not subject to
led to the complaint filed on May 10, 2024. inspection except pursuant to a court order.”
Firstly, Guenot contacted landfill employee Darcia KLTZ will continue to follow this story and provide
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to Guenot that she, and other landfill employees, were not
interested in the insurance policies. In response, Guenot
indicated that meeting with her was mandatory and “any
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form indicating such.” Schindler again denied interest in the
insurance and ended the conversation. In a similar interaction
with Guenot the same day, Austin expressed no interest in
purchasing the insurance and also ended the conversation.
That same day, Fahlgren contacted Austin and requested a
meeting with him at the commissioner’s office. According to the
filing, the meeting’s purpose was to discuss disciplinary action
against Schindler for “abruptly ending the phone conversation
with Guenot.” Austin questioned the appropriateness of
such action and expressed to the commissioners that “Valley
County employee personnel records and private, confidential
information were being disclosed without permission or
consent to Guenot and New York Life Insurance.” Tweten stated
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Let’s get Chinese Telecom STEAK FRY
An absent-minded
husband thought he had
conquered his problem of
Equipment Out of Montana Friday, May 24 trying to remember his wife’s
Montana Senate President Pro Tempore Ken 5pm~7pm birthday and their anniversary.
He opened an account
Bogner, R-Miles City, yesterday sent a letter to Montana’s Last one til Sept. 27
with a florist, provided that
Hosted by 4H DC Kids florist with the dates and
congressional delegation urging them to take action to get
Chinese Communist Party-affiliated telecommunications instructions to send flowers
to his wife on these dates
equipment removed from rural Montana’s infrastructure. along with an appropriate note
“I recently heard from the CEO of a small telecom signed, “Your loving husband.”
provider that provides service in rural Montana, including His wife was thrilled by
Steaks are served the
near ICBM (intercontinental ballistic missile) facilities. He way you like them. this new display of attention
The public is welcome. and all went well until one day,
4-H
confirmed to me that the company is still using Huawei when he came home, kissed
equipment because of the lack of funding DC kids will be hosts
to implement It’s all happening
his wife and said offhandedly,
Congress’s ‘rip and replace’ mandate,” Bogner wrote.
In the letter, Bogner highlighted Congress’s failure
to follow through on 2019 federal legislation meant
at
the VFW “Nice flowers, honey. Where’d
you get them?”

to get Chinese-owned equipment out of the nation’s

communications networks. He also informed the delegation
that the federal government’s inaction is undermining
Montana’s new state law Bogner passed prohibiting foreign
adversaries like China from owning critical infrastructure
and agricultural land in the Treasure State.
“I urge you to protect the security of the United
States and Montana by following through to get Chinese
Communist Party telecommunications equipment
removed and replaced from Montana’s phone and internet
infrastructure,” Bogner concluded to Senators Steve
Daines, Jon Tester, and Representatives Matt Rosendale
and Ryan Zinke.
Note from the Buzz: Yep, it will be interesting to see
how Senator Jon Tester responds since it is, after all, an
election year.
Did you know?
The 341st Missile Wing, headquartered at Malmstrom
Air Force Base, Montana, is one of three U.S. Air Force
Bases that operates, maintains and secures the Minuteman
III intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). The 341st
Missile Wing reports directly to 20th Air Force, at F.E.
Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming, and is part of Air Force
Global Strike Command, headquartered at Barksdale Air
Force Base, Louisiana.
The 341st Missile Wing’s history dates back to Sept.
15, 1942, when it was activated as the 341st Bombardment
Group. Following a period of re-designation and
inactivation, the unit activated as the 341st Strategic
Missile Wing at Malmstrom AFB, Montana, under
Strategic Air Command.
The 341st Missile Wing currently operates, maintains
and secures Minuteman III missiles, providing strategic
deterrence for the nation as the wing has continuously
done since 1962 - remaining America’s “Ace in the Hole.”
Letter to the Buzz Downtown
D &G Glasgow

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It is important for you to look beyond your student
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WILLETT
loan. Look at the cost of living under this administration. If
you are working your own way through college, how goes
the balance sheet? Rent, gas, food and credit card debt is
hurting you nearly as much as it is hurting the people who Valley County Commissioner
are working and living paycheck to paycheck. A well rounded candidate to serve
For those of us that are beyond college and are doing the people of Valley County
the retirement routine, this administration sure prevents the Construction & Engineering Background
Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil
golden years being golden. I did a date-to-date comparison Engineering Technology from
on our household expenses for one year, 2022 and 2023. MSU Northern in Havre

The result was an astounding $11,000 more needed in Law Enforcement Background
20 year career as a Trooper with the
2023. Social Security and retirement accounts did not go Montana Highway Patrol

up. In fact the retirement accounts lost money. How many Civics Background
Councilman for the Town of Fort Peck
working people are earning an extra $11,000? Valley County Compensation Board
Biden is one of the lifers that needs to go! If you are Paid for by Willett for Commissioner; Sherri R. Turner, Treasurer.
one that say’s, oh well —it is what it is — wake up! It doesn’t PO Box 267 Fort Peck, MT 59223

have to be this way.

We all need to do our part to bring the United States
back to being the leading country.
To the Democrats that read this, roll their eyes, and say
Performance
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Construction
&
there is nothing wrong with our economy, will you please
submit a letter to the BS Buzz and outline it for me? Be sure • Residential &
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~ Shirley Siefert