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Published by BS Central515 2nd Ave. S • Glasgow, MT 59230

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Forming the ‘Wild Bunch’By A. Nadine Pickthorn

Back in the early 1980s, I was looking or a way togenerate additional income to help support our amilyarming operation. I decided to try my hand at paintingwildlie. My success, in large part, was due to the support Ireceived rom my buyers in Glasgow and the surroundingcommunities. As a much younger, beginning artist, Ineeded the encouragement that came with those salesto pursue my artwork. Afer thirty-two years o arming between Fort

Peck and Nashua, we sold our arm and moved tosouthwestern Montana. Te art lovers o the Glasgowarea had been consistent in purchasing my work orall those years. I wanted them to know how much thatwas appreciated. Tereore, I created the Glasgow “WildBunch” Art Show.

Tis is an annual event in which I participate,exhibiting my artwork. I also invite about a dozenadditional artists to show their creations to my riendsand collectors in the area. It has become a reuniono sorts and a way or me to bring the people o

northeastern Montana an event eaturing exceptionaartists and art. I will never orget where I came rom, norwill I orget all o those who helped me along the way. Iam grateul to an awesome, loving God who brought usall together. Tereore, I extend a huge “Tank You” toall my supporters in northeastern Montana. You knowwho you are!

Yet another one of Nadine Pickthorn’s stunning works

of art utilizing a piece of sandstone as her canvas. The

Wild Bunch Art Show will be held at the CottonwoodInn in Glasgow, November 20-22.


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Late Nite LaffsI read about a pub in Englandthat has 15 cats that just walk

around, so you can play withthem while you drink beerCustomers said it’s really

fun and cozy, while the bar’sowner…has been dead upstairs

for months. ~ Jimmy Fallon

I’m starting to get bored bythese political debates. No oneasked me but I would like tosee them have a drunk debate

Everyone gets loaded and wefind out what they really think

about things. ~ Jimmy Kimmel

President Obama now has apersonal Facebook page where

he says he wants to have reaconversations about issues

In other words, he’s new to

Facebook. ~ Conan O’Brien

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First Lutheran Church in Glasgow will have aworship service on Wednesday, November 25, starting at7:00 p.m. with Holy Communion. Following the servicecider and muffins will be served. All are welcome.

FLC will also be having their annual Stew Feedand Pie Auction on Sunday, November 22nd starting at11:30 am. All are welcome to enjoy a bowl o stew and

an opportunity to bid on some delicious pies.

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Tuesday,December 1, 2015

7 pm at the

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All Ladies are Welcome

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Monday: 4 pm to close

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BUZZIFIEDSShe’sgonnablow!

Tonight: A chance of rain and snow showers after11pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 30. South wind

11 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 29 mph. Chanceof precipitation is 30%. Little or no snow accumulation

expected.

Wednesday: A 20 percent chance of snow showers

before 11am. Partly sunny, with a high near 37 whichis expected around 1:00 and dropping to 30 degrees by

5:00. Windy, with a northwest wind 33 to 41 mph, withgusts as high as 60 mph, making for some cold wind chillfactors throughout the day and into Thursday.

Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around18. Windy, with a west northwest wind 31 to 36 mph

decreasing to 23 to 28 mph after midnight. Winds couldgust as high as 46 mph.

Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 32. West northwestwind around 18 mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph.

Thursday Night: A 20 percent chance of snow showers.

Partly cloudy, with a low around 18. North northwestwind 6 to 9 mph.

Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 34. West northwestwind 6 to 9 mph.

Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 18.

Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 37.

Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 24.

Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 45.

Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 26.

Monday: A slight chance of rain and snow showers.Mostly sunny, with a high near 42.

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BUZZLISTERUD CLINIC: in Wolf Point is currently accepting applications for alicensed nurse (LPN or RN) and a Nurse Aide or Certied Medical AssistantThese are full time positions, with all full time benets including, health andlife insurance, Paid Time Off and Sick Time, 401K opportunities and otheinsurance options. For details contact, Gina Nefzger, Clinic Manager, a653-6583. APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE BY CONTACTING ANNIEBLOCK, VP OF HUMAN RESOURCES AT 653-6515.

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A strong cold rontal system will make its waythrough the region Wednesday morning. Behindthis cold ront, very strong northwest winds areexpected. Forecast speeds are in the 35-45 mphor sustained winds with gusts as high as 65 mph!!Remember, exercise extreme caution when drivingin these high wind conditions, and i you still haveany loose items sitting around outdoors, do yourbest to secure them. Looking at Glasgow’s National Weather Servicehourly graph, gusts o up to 55 mph are expectedto hit by 10:00 and increase rom there beoredropping o to gusts o just under 50 mph about

the time most olks are getting o work at 5 or 5:30.Gusts are expected to drop under 30 mph at around5:00 hursday morning.


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By Bruce Auchly, FWP Region 4 Information Officer

Somehow we have orgotten that hunting todayis about being outdoors, perhaps companionship,enjoying nature. Tere are some in the hunting raternity that

believe going a season without bringing anything homeis a disaster. Really? When did that law pass? And whatgovernor signed it? It’s okay to smile and shake your head whensomeone asks, did you get your elk? Look, most o us are not going to find a cure orcancer, bat cleanup or a major league baseball team orwalk on Mars. So why not enjoy the little victories lieoffers. Victories like hunting with a good riend. Like seeing the sunset gleam on a silent, snow-

covered prairie. Like teaching a youngster the sae, ethical way tohunt. Let’s not be corny here – oh orget it, here’s corn: When I was much (much!) younger and ready tosolve all the world’s ills, a relative told me there’s nothingwrong with settling down and just being a good citizen. ranserring that sentiment to hunting, it’s greatto take home a huge bull elk or trophy mule deer. Butwhat’s wrong with spending the day taking your gun

or a walk? Every hunting season, the stories that make thenews are shoot-outs at elk herds, trespassing huntersand landowners with closed gates. Unortunately, thosestories are taken up as gospel by non-hunters. Believeme, I’ve heard them. Call me naïve, but I’m convinced those actionsrepresent the minority o hunters. Te vast majority are just good citizens, doing the right thing and enjoyingthemselves. Hunting is leisure time, not a competitive sport,

Montana Tales & Trails

Remember: Hunting is Fundespite those big buck contests you sometimes see inother states. o quote the over-quoted Aldo Leopold, ather omodern wildlie management: “Te man who cannotenjoy his leisure is ignorant, though his degrees exhaustthe alphabet, and the man who does enjoy his leisure isto some extent educated, though he has never seen theinside o a school.”

Modern hunting or most is not about subsistenceliving. It’s been proven time and again that the moneyspent on hunting, to include everything such as gunsammunition, clothing, our-wheel-drive pickups, couldeasily be spent on ood at the grocery store. Hunting today is a hobby. It’s fine to be seriouseven passionate, about your hobby, just remember ahobby is a gamble. It can result in a reezer ull o gameor not, but either way it’s time well spent, one o lie’slittle victories. O course the opposite o lie’s little victories are

lie’s little mistakes. Like having a big buck walk up on you, then spookand run off when you turn around to see what the noise is Like realizing you brought the wrong ammunitionafer you got up beore dawn, drove two hours, andwalked up a mountain. Like finding the elk you shot in a deep ravine andknowing you are going to have a long day o dragginguphill. Mistakes happen, it’s human.

More important, it’s hunting.

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OBITUARY

Frosty

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Lawren A. “Frosty” Frost, 81,

of Glasgow passed away of natural

causes, at Frances Mahon DeaconessHospital, November 15, 2015.

A Memorial Service will be held

10:00 a.m., Monday, November

23 at the American Legion Hall

in Hinsdale, Montana. Burial will

follow in the Hinsdale Cemetery

with a luncheon following at the

American Legion Hall.

Lawren was born March 19,

1934 in Glasgow, Montana to

Myron and Dorothy (Anderson)

Frost. He resided in Hinsdale on

the family farm and attended school

thru the 10th grade. He played

basketball and helped on the farm.

He joined the Navy in January of

1952 and served during the Korean

War. He was Honorably Discharged

in March of 1955.

He married Susan Stuart in May

of 1955 and from this marriage they

had six children: Stuart, Danny, Bill,

Jacquie, J’nine, and Angelique. The

couple later divorced and later he

married Anita Wokal Poling. Anita

passed away in 2012. Frosty had various occupations,

including: Vita Rich Dairy, Sam’s

Supper Club, Farm Equipment

Sales where he was a parts man for

approximately 15 years. In October

of 1982 he purchased the Oasis

Lounge. Upon selling the business

he went to work for Markle’s

Implement as a Parts Manager.

Frosty worked hard all of his

life but never passed up having a

good time! Whether participating or

watching, he was a diehard Griz fan

and watched all the games when he

could.

He was a proud member of the

VFW Lodge and the Elk’s Lodge.

Preceding him in death are his

parents; wife, Anita; brothers, Myron

Schultz, Harold Frost, and William

Frost; sisters, Margie Schultz,

Lucille Williams, and Iona Sonstengand grandson, Bradley Dittus.

Frosty is survived by children

Stuart (Hollie) Frost, Danny (Rosa)

Frost, Bill (Staci)Frost, Jacquie (Joe)

Cates, J’nine Dittus, and Angelique

Frost; grandchildren, Josh, Lacey

Amber, Krystal, Campbell, Yolanda

Nathan, Ryan, Jesse, Hope, Shelbi

and Vann; four great-grandchildren

brother, Walter (Marian) Frost; and

numerous nieces and nephews.


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Many times over the years, I’ve been asked, “Howare you able to build a business selling art in such aremote region o Montana?” I respond, “You cannot imagine the wealth otalented artists living in that part o our state.”

Tis very interesting situation has created someo the most sophisticated art buyers I have ever met.Tey are not impressed by ame or swayed by someoneelse’s opinion o the artwork. Teir past exposure toabulous art enables them to confidently judge artworkor themselves. In other words, they know what theylike and they have seen enough to recognize excellentquality. Tereore, at an art show in the area, a beginningartist can be as successul as a well-seasoned one.Tis creates an exciting event or the artists, as you

never know when you may make your best sale ever.It certainly could happen at the Glasgow “Wild Bunch”Art Show. Many o my most successul shows over thepast thirty-some years have occurred there.

Forming the ‘Wild Bunch’continued from front

Please join Te “Wild Bunch” in Celebrating their15th Anniversary Fall Show beginning this Friday,November 20th and continuing through Sunday,November 22nd at the Cottonwood Inn in Glasgow.

Te show eatures a talented group o artists that

specialize in varied media, including painting, bronze,used glass art, jewelry, metal art, and woodcarving. Tisdiverse assortment o art comes at extremely reasonableprices. Not only is the show ree to the public, it presentsa one-o-a-kind opportunity to meet the artists inperson.

Artists include Nadine Pickthorn, LeithDeWeese, Dave Roos, Connie veten, JudyMichael, Pam Harr & Harvey Rattey, Larry &LeAnn Ochsner, Je Ho, Whitney Paju, BridgetStiverson, and odd Mandeville.

Opening & Artists Reception is on Friday, November20th rom 5 to 9 p.m., continuing on Saturday rom 10a.m. to 8 p.m. and concludes on Sunday with the hourso 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Te show has partnered with the local SoroptimistClub and Trif Shop, offering a Silent Auction thateatures all artists to run throughout the show. 100% oproceeds will benefit the Soroptimist Club and TrifShop. More about the artists in Wednesday’s Buzz .

A bronze sculpture by Pamela Harr and Harvey Rattey

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