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Still honoring
our Veterans
By Mike Brandt
Veterans Day 2023 is in the
rearview mirror, but it is important
to honor our Veterans year-round.
Valley County has a lot of
veterans living in the area. I have
three brothers that are Veterans.
Two of them were in the Navy and
one of them could hear the bombing
from the ship he was on. Fortunately
none of them saw any action.
I had a neighbor that was in
the Army. I believe he was a Green
Beret. I wish I had a list of all
the Veterans still living in Valley
The date was July 4th, 2016 when the dedication ceremony of the Northeast County, but I don’t and I apologize
Montana Veterans Memorial in Fort Peck was held. World War II Veteran for that. Kenny Newton was a POW.
and POW Kenny Newton stepped up to the podium and his message He came home to run a successful
certainly packed a wallop. While he has been blind for numerous years, car dealer business.
Kenny explained that while he couldn’t see the Veterans Memorial himself, Here’s some more Veterans
he had a good vision of what it looks like. He has been involved with the from 1942 and other years.
project since the ground-breaking ceremony held on May 14, 2015; Tom Back in 1904 Private Martin
Markle and Steve Page saw to that on a weekly basis. They would reveal Brown of Theony served at Fort
to him what was happening as the construction progressed and the costs Riley, Kansas. It was a cavalry post
involved. “But to me it doesn’t really matter what it looks like,” Kenny said,
and one of his tasks was shoeing
explaining that what is much more important is what this Memorial stands
horses. 38 years later, in 1942, his
for, adding that he knows that there is nothing like it in the entire state
of Montana! Kenny expounded to an audience of approximately 1,000 son Private Raymond Brown was
that we’ve got to have “Patriotism and Spiritualism” if we are to survive as stationed at the same post, still a
a country; we can’t have one without the other. “Freedom isn’t free,” he cavalry training center.
concluded to an eruption of applause and a standing ovation. continued inside
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Come celebrate the season with us. Instagram of the Dedication Ceremony of the Northeast Montana
Veterans Memorial Park on July 4th, 2016.
Enjoy it while it Veterans continued from front
lasts, cold What was the younger Brown’s assignment? Shoeing
horses. Glasgow Courier May 28, 1942
temps to move in Two Glasgow men were part of the 41st Division
that blasted Japanese strong points and machine gun
Today: Sunny, with a high near 48. West wind 6 to 9 nests at New Guuinea. Capt. Bryon Armstrong and
mph. Lieut. Charles E. Peterson Jr. received nationwide
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 25. West recognition.
wind around 5 mph becoming light and variable after Armstrong was the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
midnight. Armstrong of Fort Peck and Peterson the son of Mr.
Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 50. East southeast and Mrs. Charles Peterson, who operated the Peterson
wind 5 to 8 mph. Mortuary. A full scale assault opened at 8:57 a.m. with
Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 28. thundering artillery and mortar barrage under which
East southeast wind 7 to 9 mph.
the infantry advanced smoothly as the mortar range was
Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near 49. East raised. The United States troops had cleaned up a pocket
southeast wind 6 to 8 mph becoming west in the
of enemy resistance between the main and advanced
afternoon.
Americana holdings. They killed over a hundred Japs.
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 31.
West northwest wind 10 to 16 mph, with gusts as high
Armstrong and Capt. Ed Reams of Billings was assigned
as 24 mph. the teask of cleaning the Japs from a wooded pocket.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 43. Northwest Armstrong reported that six snipers had been killed,
wind 18 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 31 mph. three or four more probably killed, and a machine gun
Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 21. nest wiped out. This is a partial from the regular story in
Northwest wind 14 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 26 the Glasgow Courier Jan. 21, 1943.
mph. Serg. Hook O. Hopstad, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 33. Northwest Hopstad of Glasgow was seriously wounded in action in
wind 13 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph. the southwest Pacific area. Hopstad was wounded in the
Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 10. left hand. Feb. 4, 1923.
Northwest wind around 15 mph, with gusts as high as A Frazer man, Private First Class Abraham Edward
22 mph. Peters (Eddy Buck) was a prisoner of war of the Japanese
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 22. in the Philippine Islands. He enlisted in the Army in
Northwest wind 13 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 23 June of 1941 at the age of 19, following his graduation
mph. from Frazer High School. He was taken prisoner in the
Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 4. fall of Corregidor, May of 1942. Courier Jan. 1943
Thanksgiving Day: Mostly sunny, with a high near 20. continued on page 4
 BUZZIFIEDS
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 Private First Class Vernon Stepper of Nashua was
also a POW while stationed at Fort Mills, Philippine
Islands when it was invaded. The 23-year-old enlisted
March 20, 1941. Courier Feb. 11, 1943
JANUARY German Christmas Markets in Cologne & Frankfurt Another POW was former Glentana resident
FEBRARY Seahawks Game, Seattle, WA
MARCH Red Sox Game, Boston, MA Angus A. Stewart. He was taken in the fall of Corregidor.
APRIL San Antonio, TX Courier Feb. 11, 1943
MAY Las Vegas, NV
JUNE All�Inclusive Resort, Costa Rica Five 17-year-olds enlisted into the Navy. They
JULY All�Inclusive Resort, Cancun, Mexico were Howard L. Lind of Glasgow, Henry A. Hoerster
AUGUST Miami, FL plus Car Rental
SEPTEMBER Tucson, AZ plus Car Rental of Hinsdale, George A. Turner, James A. Brayton, and
OCTOBER Sea World, San Diego, CA Clarence R. Hendrickson of Malta. Courier Feb. 11,
NOVEMBER Willamette Valley Wine Tour, Portland, OR
DECEMBER Winner’s Choice 1943
2nd PLACE $225
Wayne J. Putz was 17 when he graduated from the
service school for gunner’s mate at the naval training
station. He was eligible for promotion to petty officer.
Courier Feb. 18, 1943
Corp. Harvey C. Lingle of Nashua was killed in action
in the South Pacific on Jan. 14, 1943. Courier Fev. 18,
1943
Serg. Ronald M. Bretzke, 23, was killed in action
in the Southwest Pacific on Feb. 2, 1943. He served with
the National Guard since he was 19. Courier Feb. 25,
1943
Private Raymond A. Ackerman, 20, of Frazer was
killed in action in the Southwest Pacific. He was serving
in the National Guard. He entered the Army Sept. 16,
1940 and was the company bugler. His father, Wesley
Ackerman, served in World War I. Courier Feb. 25,
1943
Technician Fourth Grade Clair F. Rice of Glasgow
was killed in action in the Southwest Pacific, Jan. 20,
Money will buy a fine dog, but 1943. Courier Feb. 25, 1943
Capt. Duncan V. Dupree, formerly of Poplar, was
only kindness will make him wag killed in the Southwest Pacific. Courier Feb. 25, 1943
his tail.
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 AmeriCorps members have taught thousands of school
children in outdoor classrooms, developed interpretive
trail guides and signs and presented programs to diverse
audiences from around the world.
FWP AmeriCorps members:
• Receive a living allowance of $19,538 over 44-week
term of service and a $300 housing stipend per month.
• Receive an AmeriCorps education award of $7,395
upon successful completion of service. This award can
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resources or to repay qualified student loans. Members
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• Are eligible for deferment on qualified student loans.
• Receive guaranteed health benefits and childcare
assistance if qualified.
• Gain experience and training working in the fields of
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 A man is trying to catch the bus, he’s running and
every time he almost makes it he stumbles and falls. The
crowd on the bus is laughing their butts off.
A lady opens a window and yells to the man, “Please
stop it, we will wee our pants!”
To which the man replies, “That’s nothing! Soon
you will be crapping your pants, because I’m the bus
driver!”

Two Scottish nuns had just arrived to the US by boat

when one said to the other, “I heard that the occupants
of this country actually eat dogs.”
“Odd,” her companion replied, “But if we shall live
in America, we might as well do as the Americans do.”
Nodding emphatically, the mother superior pointed
to a hot dog vendor and they both walked towards it.
“Two dogs, please,” said one. An old, tired-looking dog wandered into the yard.
The vendor was only too pleased to oblige and he I could tell from his collar and well-fed belly that he had
wrapped both hot dogs in foil. Excited, the nuns hurried a home.
over to a bench and began to unwrap their ‘dogs’. He followed me into the house, down the hall,
The mother superior was first to open hers, stared and fell asleep on the couch. An hour later, he went to
at it for a moment, then leaned over to the other nun the door, and I let him out. The next day he was back,
and whispered cautiously, “What part did you get?” resumed his position on the couch and slept for an hour.
This continued for several weeks. Curious, I pinned
a note to his collar: “Every afternoon your dog comes to
A woman said to her friend, “I don’t know what my house for a nap.”
to do. My husband is such a mess maker that you can’t The next day he arrived with a different note pinned
imagine. He doesn’t put anything in its place, I am to his collar: “He lives in a home with four children --
always going around the house organizing things.” he’s trying to catch up on his sleep. Can I come with him
The friend says, “Take a tip from me. The first week tomorrow?”
after we were married I told my husband firmly, ‘Every
glass and plate that you take, wash when you are done
and put back in its place.’”
The first woman asked, “Did it help?”
Her friend said, “I don’t know. I haven’t seen him
since.”

So much
for that
prospect...

I was probably twenty or so and on a first date with

a cute little gal. Afterwards she said she didn't want to
see me again.
Apparently she was really mad because I didn't
open the car door for her. Well excuse me for being in a
hurry to swim to the surface!
 VALLEY COUNTY
Friendsgiving POSITION OPEN
IS BACK!!! Valley County has a
The Saint Marie Fire Department is partnering with the full-time position open for an
Saint Marie Village Association this year to provide a Assistant Road Supervisor/
FREE Thanksgiving dinner Cats vs Griz DES Coordinator.
to our neighbors and friends! Starting wage is between
Join us on November 18th from 5-7 Saturday, Nov 18 $23-25 per hour depending
at the Saint Marie Townhall Kick Off at Noon on experience plus County
for a night of good food and great friends. Tacos/Nachos benefit package.
Contact Mary-Jean at 406-350-2218 for more info. Caesar Bar You may pick up a job
50/50 & application and job
Theo & Alice Beck Foundation Football Boards description from the Valley
County Commissioners Office,
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For questions, please call
Grant applications are now being accepted for
(406) 228-6219.
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and Alyce Beck Foundation Trust.
Applications can be picked up from Ruth Ann
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Edward Jones at 317 Klein Avenue in Glasgow. An YOUR MEAT
UTS PROCESSING
electronic application is available by emailing hannah.
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barras@edwardjones.com.
Completed applications must be mailed and Danny Zeiger 406-263-1252 • Luke Zeiger 406-263-7551
postmarked no later than Saturday, Nov. 30. Incomplete 113 Fox Farm Road • East of Glasgow
applications will not be considered.
The Theo and Alyce Beck Foundation Trust was BLACK FRIDAY DEALS
established with the mission of bettering life in Valley AT ROBYN’S NEST!
County. It creates income for higher education and We are the Santa Cash Pack
to fund projects that promote better living in Valley Store of the day!
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Shortly before Alyce passed away, she generously Thanksgiving, grab your family and friends and head
downtown to Robyn’s Nest for some retail therapy.
decided to set up the Theo and Alyce Beck Foundation
Trust. This will be the 15th year the trust will award DEALS…
grants. both Friday, November 24
and Saturday, November 25!!!!

Letter to the Buzz 20% OFF!!!!

All Christmas! • All Frasier Fir items!
All Pajamas, Robes, Slippers/Socks!
Giving back to Veterans Clothing! • All Food Items! • All Corkcicles!
All Winter Hats and Gloves!
I just want to take a little time on behalf of VFW
and the Auxiliary Members and myself to thank each Gift Ideas?
We have so many to choose from! Gift certificates are always the right
and everyone of you who donated to the “Buddy Poppie size and color. Let us wrap your gift to make it extra special!
Day Drive-BY”. Your generosity is and was FANTASTIC We are open
Again, thank you very much, Friday, November 24 9 am-5:30 pm
Saturday, November 25 9 am- 5 pm
~ Floyd Hopstad