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Vol. 3, No. 83 Friday, June 6, 2014

Vol. 3, No. 82 Friday, June 6, 2014

New stuff and more new stuff at the 15th Annual Catfish Classic

A couple of happy anglers that made their way to the stage for some prizes in 2012: notice their matching shirts? New this year to the Milk River Catfish Classic will be a special prize drawing for teams that wear matching shirts/jerseys during tournament hours. It doesn’t have to be Catfish Classic apparel, it’s just got to match (Columbia, Carhartt etc.).

Past Catfish Classic Champions• 2000-BradyFlaten,JasonMolstad24lb.5oz.

• 2001-JoshThompson,JamesSchultz14lb.6oz.

• 2002-ToddYoung,MattTribby13lb.6oz.

• 2003-BrennerFlaten,JasonFlaten14.8lbs.

• 2004-BrennerFlaten,JasonFlaten17.7lbs.

• 2005-AdamMorehouse,KirkBoyer31.0lbs.

• 2006-ColePlouffe,MitchMcIntyre22.7lbs.

• 2007-JerryMolstad,NateMolstad34.9lbs.

• DonResseguie,KevinDurell25.2lbs.

• 2009-JerryMolstad,NateMolstad22.7lbs.

• 2010-JerryMolstad,NateMolstad40.95lbs.

• 2011-LukeMorehouse,CalvinKemmis36.19lbs.

• 2012-GageGordon,McKenzieReid51.60lbs.(includedthelargestcatintourneyhistory,17.64lbs.

• 2013-JerryMolstad,NateMolstad37.29lbs.

The stage is set, literally speaking, for the 15th Annual Milk River Catfish Classic and will be in full use beginning this evening on Glasgow’s Famous Front Street in front of the Montana Bar. Festivities begin at 6:00 with a calcutta at 7:00 with all 80 teams being auctioned off by Auzzy of Austin Auctions. “He’s the best in the business,” says Cat Classic Tournament Director Brenner Flaten, adding that Auzzy’s Cook Shack will also be there. Ever

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Overs Pot is like a side pot. Teams can put an additional $50 on top of their entry fee, if they choose to do so. It will pay the top three places to those teams who are in the Overs Pot. It’s been popular in other Montana Cats Circuit tournaments and gives the anglers a chance at some extra cash. The tournament’s entry fee alone features a 110% payback and more than $1,000 worth of additional prizes. Also new this year will be entry forms already available at this weekend’s festivities. Sign-ups for the 16th Annual Catfish Classic can actually be made before even fishing the 15th annual event! This year’s field of teams is stacked with talent. 12 of the top 15 2013 Montana Cats Angler of the Year are here, including the top seven. Teams will gather for a mandatory meeting at 4:00 Saturday afternoon across the street from D&G Sports & Western (tournament headquarters) before scurrying off to their honey holes. The Famous Midnight Weigh-ins will begin around 11:30 p.m. with the smaller baskets of fish and progress to the monster cat baskets. While the river is much lower than it has been the past handful of years, Brenner says with all the experience most of these teams have acquired, we should see some impressive weights, adding that the lower water could work to some of the local teams’ advantage that have fished these lower levels in the past. Auzzy will once again have his Cook Shack set up (his burgers are good for a late-nite snack, too). The public is encouraged to come out and cheer for the anglers as they make their way across the stage for the live catfish weigh-ins and tell their fishin’ tales. It really is quite the show. Trophies and prizes will then be awarded, and lots more B.S.ing before the early morning hours come to an end. The catfish will all be returned to the river to grow another year for the 16th Annual Milk River Catfish Classic set for June 5th & 6th, 2015.

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15th Annual Milk River Catfish Classic June 6 & 7, 2014

ATTENTION: We will pay EIGHT (8) spots in the Calcutta this year! The Montana Catfish Association will once again payback 85% of all the bids to the winners! They will be paid as such: 1st – 23%, 2nd – 17%, 3rd – 15%, 4th – 13%, 5th – 11%, 6th – 9%, 7th – 7%, 8th – 5%

1. Jeff Unterseher, Glendive - Ben Unterseher, Glasgow, - 8th in 2011 Cat Classic - 8th in 2011 Monster Cat Roundup, 10th in 2012 Missouri River Catfish Clash

2. Nick Pentas, Billings - Shawn Bergstrom, Nashua3. Shannon Albert, Hardin - Rodney Hudyma, Glasgow -

Two-time 3rd place in 2007 and 2010. - 12th in 2013.4. Erin George, Billings - Dave George, Glasgow 11th in

2012.5. Scott Redstone, Glasgow - Aiden Redstone, Glasgow6. Luke Morehouse, Glasgow - Calvin Kemmis, Glasgow, -

2011 CHAMPIONS! - EIGHT time Top 10 7. James Kelly, Three Forks - Chuck Buxbaum, Sidney -

18th in 2011. Chuck is a Two time Top 6 in the Monster Cat Roundup.

8. Tyler Viste, Glasgow - Jason Tatafu, Glasgow 9. Danielle Hardie, Glasgow – Chelsey Sams, Glasgow, 10. Travis Doke, Billings - Jessica Doke, Billings 11. Aaron Hartsock, Glasgow - Dylan Hughes, Glasgow, 12. Aimee Kloeckner, Billings -Timm Canen, Glasgow - 15th

in 201113. Blake Gauer, Park City - Zack Dasinger, Laurel - 11th in

2013 Cat Classic. 2-time top 10 Yellowstone Challenge, 2-time top 5 Monster Cat Roundup.

14. Walker Fischer, Alexandria - Bret Schindler, Glasgow15. Allan Harrington, Glasgow, - Tara Harrington, Glasgow -

Tara - 3rd in 2003 and 5th in 2005. - 20th in 2012 16. Scott Swanson, Laurel - Jeremiah Johnson, Laurel -

THREE time Yellowstone Challenge Top 10, including 3rd in 2014

17. Adam Morehouse, Glasgow - Kirk Boyer, Glasgow - 6th Annual CHAMPIONS and previous record holders! - SEVEN time Top 10

18. Robert Harrington, Glasgow - Kat Geer, Glasgow - 9th in 2007

19. Wayne Shipp, Glasgow - Della Shipp, Glasgow - 7th in 2010 and 16th in 2013, 2010 BIG FISH Winners

20. Clayton Corey, St. Marie - Carmen Corey, Nashua 21. Josh Marottek, Medicine Lake - Drew Henry, Glasgow, -

13th in 2013, Drew is also Two time Top 10. 22. Bobby Wise, Billings - Robert Wise, Billings - 2014

Yellowstone Challenge CHAMPIONS, 2013 Monster Cat Roundup CHAMPIONS and RECORD HOLDERS - 3rd in 2013 Missouri River Catfish Clash, 4th Place 2013 Angler of the Year Standings

23. Tyler Wattles, Billings - Aden Zoanni, Glasgow 24. Paul Moore, Hinsdale – Jennifer Moore, Hinsdale 25. Eric Billmeyer, Havre - Casey Riggin, Glasgow - Casey is

a two time Top 20 26. Tracy Krause, Great Falls - Katie Kuka, Glasgow - Tracy

12th in 2009

27. Mark Combs, Glasgow - Seth Combs, Glasgow - Seth has SEVEN top 10 finishes, including three top 5 finishes. - Mark was runner-up in 2010 - Mark has FOUR top 10 finishes!

28. Scott Sanders, Glasgow - Robert Sanders, Glasgow 29. Kyle Wing, Three Forks - Terry King, Glasgow 30. Nate Molstad, Havre - Jerry Molstad, Glasgow -

THIRTEEN top 10 finishes! Previous Record Holders - FOUR time CHAMPIONS, winning titles in 2007, 2010, 2011, and 2014.

31. Martin Blake, Glasgow - Melvin McNary, Glasgow32. Doug Mahlum, Great Falls - Kane Mahlum, Great Falls, 33. Steve Norcutt, Glasgow - Brian Norcutt, Glasgow - Steve

3rd in 2003 and 5th in 200534. Shawn Wersal, Glasgow - Jake Aune, Glasgow35. Chad Mueller, Sidney - Kyle Mueller, Sidney - FOUR time

Top 10 Monster Cat Roundup, 2 time Top 10 Missouri River Catfish Clash - 2012 Savage Tournament CHAMPION, 6th Place 2014 Yellowstone Challenge

36. Kyle Watson, Dickinson, ND. – Colton Hill, Dickinson, ND. 37. Bryon Armour, Lewistown - Hooper Armour, Lewistown -

Bryon is a 2-time Top 4 in the Monster Cat Roundup 38. Reid Coldwell, Glasgow – Cache Younkin, Glasgow39. CJ Kemmis, Glasgow - Colin Kemmis, Glasgow, - 5th in

2012. -- THREE time 4th Place finishers in 2007, 2008, and 2011! - Colin won the Big Fish award in 2007

40. David Irving, Glasgow - Rod Ost, Glasgow41. Mikayla Waarvik, Billings Carla Olson, Glasgow 42. Kirk Capdeville, Hinsdale - Jeff Irving, Glasgow43. Bo Boreson, Billings - Vance Anderson, Glasgow - 8th in

2013 and 7th in 2006.44. Brady Mueller, Sidney - Brandon Mueller, Sidney - 12th

Place 2011 Cat Classic, 2012 Savage Tournament CHAMPION - FOUR Top 10 finishes Monster Cat Roundup, THREE time Top 15 Missouri River Catfish Clash

45. Bill Durell, Nashua - Aaron Durell, Glasgow 46. Larry Hockhalter, Glasgow, - Seth Ingram, Glasgow -

THREE time Top 10, FIVE time Top 20 47. Chris Partridge, Glasgow – Lucas Partridge, Glasgow 48. Brady Flaten, Glasgow - Jason Molstad, Glasgow - Top 4

NINE times! 2nd three times, 3rd three times, 4th twice. - 1st Annual Catfish Classic CHAMPIONS and previous Record Holders - Brady is a 2006 Savage CHAMPION and a 2-time Missouri River Catfish Clash CHAMPION

49. Ryan Feezell, Glasgow - Zack Burner, Glasgow - 16th Place in 2012

50. Justin King, Sidney - Jer Hopstad, Billings - THREE time Top 10 at the Monster Cat Roundup and 2011 CHAMPIONS. - 4th Place 2014 Yellowstone Challenge

51. Marc Kloker, Glasgow - Joel Smith, Glasgow - 14th in 201352. James Decker, Sidney - Steve Lowrey, Fairview - 5th

2013 and 14th 2012 at Missouri River Catfish Clash, 7th Place 2012 Monster Cat Roundup

53. Willy Lauckner, Nashua - Chris Kolstad, Glasgow - 7th in 2013

54. Eric Olson, Hinsdale - Kyle Palmer, Hinsdale55. Gage Gordon, Belgrade - Mac Reid, Bozeman - 2012

CHAMPIONS and Current Tournament RECORD HOLDERS, 2nd Place in 2013. - Two-time 2nd Place Missouri River Catfish Clash, 3rd Place 2013 Monster Cat Roundup - 2013 Montana Cats Co-Anglers of the Year

56. Wayne Linder, Glasgow - Paul Provencher, Glasgow57. Norm Braaten, Fort Peck - Scott Fossum, Glasgow - 7th

place in 2008 and 16th Place in 2011.58. Jessica Hallock, Nashua – Jesse Nickels, Nashua 59. Randy Plummer, St. Marie – Walter Alvernaz, Glasgow 60. Dexter Monson, Glasgow - Dirk Monson, Glasgow61. Josh Keller, Havre - Levi Sugg, Glasgow - 12th in 201062. Brien Gault, Glasgow- Autumn Gault, Glasgow - 20th in

201363. Jason Maynard, Dickinson - Scott Swanson, Billings - 6th

in 2013, Defending BIG FISH Winners. 64. Callahan Belling, Lustre - Randy Elletson, Glasgow -

Randy has THREE top 10 finishes in the Classic - 10th place 2012 Missouri River Catfish Clash

65. Chad Dawson, Dickinson - Cade Flaten, Minot - THREE time top 10, FOUR time Top 15. - Chad is a two-time Monster Cat Roundup CHAMPION - 2012 Missouri River Catfish Clash CHAMPION, 2nd Place 2013 Yellowstone Challenge

66. Darin Eschenbacher, Savage - Jim Wenzel, Sidney - 14th in 2011 Catfish Classic, 6th in 2011 Monster Cat Roundup

67. Kyle Bilger, Glasgow - Wyatt Pedersen, Glasgow 68. Ed Sugg, Glasgow - Storm Jackson, Glasgow - 5th in 2008

and 8th in 200969. Cowboy Murch, Glasgow - Bill Murch, Glasgow70. Matt Tribby, Tyler - Todd Young, Glasgow - 3rd Annual

CHAMPIONS and Big Fish Winners! - EIGHT time Top 1071. Doug Marottek, Poplar – Derek Warner, Poplar72. BJ Kemp, Glasgow - John Britzman, Glasgow - Two-time

Top 10, FIVE time Top 2073. Mike Merideth, Nashua - Stone Tihista, Nashua -18th in

201374. Don Resseguie, Great Falls - Kevin Durell, Glasgow - 2008

CHAMPIONS! - SIX time Top 7 75. Bruce Peterson, Fort Peck - Zak Peterson, Glasgow 76. Tyler George, Sheridan - Ryan George, Billings - SIX time

top 10, Ryan 2nd in 2004, Tyler 2nd in 2008 and 3rd in 2012.- 2009 Big Horn Tournament CHAMPION, Two time Top 5 Savage Tournament.

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77. Louie Monson, Glasgow - Randy Cumber, Glasgow, - 8th place in 2008

78. Patrick Gustafson, Sidney - Brent Harris, Sidney - Top 20 at 2013 Monster Cat Roundup and 2013 Missouri River Catfish Clash

79. Mitch McIntyre, Glasgow - Spencer Marsh, Glasgow - Mitch was a 2006 Catfish Classic CHAMPION! - 7th in 2005 and 11th in 2010.

80. Andrew Malmind, Saco - Paul McColly, Hinsdale

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After beginning the month of May with fifteen of the first seventeen days cooler than normal, May rebounded to close with thirteen of the last fourteen days warmer than normal. All in all, the average temperature for the month of May was 54.9 degrees, just 0.2 degrees below normal. The average high temperature for the month was 67.8 degrees and the average low was 42.3 degrees. The high temperature climbed above 80 degrees five days. The warmest was on the 28th when the high was 90 degrees. The mercury dipped to freezing or below on seven days, dropping all the way to 26 degrees on the morning of the 14th. Only 1.40 inches of rain fell during the month which was 0.52 inches below normal of 1.92 inches. The wettest day was the 10th when 0.59 Inches was recorded. More than a tenth of an inch fell in Glasgow just four times during the month, all on the 18th or prior. From the 19th on, only 0.15 inch fell. Only a trace of snow fell during the month, that occurring on the 4th. The wind gusted 30 mph or greater on thirteen days. The greatest gust was 40 mph on the 18th. The normal temperatures for the month of June begin with highs in the lower 70s and lows in the upper 40s. By the end of the month, normal highs are in the lower 80s with lows in the mid 50s. The month of June is typically the wettest month of the year with average rainfall being 2.33 inches.

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Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 44. West northwest wind around 6 mph becoming calm in the evening.Saturday: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after noon. Mostly sunny, with a high near 71. Calm wind becoming south 5 to 8 mph in the afternoon.Saturday Night: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 48. South southeast wind 3 to 6 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 74. Calm wind becoming northwest around 6 mph in the afternoon.Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 49. North wind around 5 mph becoming light and variable after midnight.Monday: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after noon. Mostly sunny, with a high near 83. South wind 7 to 13 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.Monday Night: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partly cloudy, with a low around 52.Tuesday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly sunny, with a high near 76.Tuesday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 50.Wednesday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly sunny, with a high near 71.Wednesday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partly cloudy, with a low around 50.Thursday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly sunny, with a high near 76.

Yes, the Rock Creek Walleye Tournament also happens this weekend. Fishing is from 7-3 each day on Saturday and Sunday. The weather is looking good for all our anglers, whether you’re tourney fishing for Mr. Whiskers, Ol’ Marble-Eye, or just enjoying some fishing without the pressure of being in a tournament.

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STOP! “Don’t Move,” Read these tidbits of facts and opinions flying around the old Glasgow Air Patch now known as St Marie. MEANINGLESS TALK/PAPER- Well now, when certain people put out bogus, redickleeous, talk and writings...it’s just ludicrous garb. I must respond with the TRUE facts, numbers, and legal documents....the public opinion of the majority residing in St Marie insist that I do so. When idle talk and loads of meaningless paperwork is circulated and filed, I must respond. I will remain “Over Vigilant” for the good of the MANY and I ain’t fool’in. DUE DILIGENCE- When some so called developers write property purchase contracts with “Subject To” wording, then tells unsuspecting buyers “You Didn’t Do Due Diligence,” ....not nice, not ethical in the opinion of many locals. Most folks take for granted that a house for sale is in workable condition, complete with all basic appliances and has water and electric service available. And further, is not LOADED DOWN with tax/water liens and any other liens or mortgages to boot! BUYERS BEWARE- People with real estate experience know to make a purchase offer contingent upon buyer’s approval of preliminary title or a $150 dollar abstract title report that searches the title for. CLOUDS (Liens). Licensed realtors typically DISCLOSE all information on a piece of property listed “For Sale.” In most states it’s the law, but in St Marie, Montana as the old saying goes....”Buyer Beware.” BUYERS MEETING- A group of these poor buyers had a meeting with an attorney present and invited me to attend. I just listened to them and related the previously mentioned information ....not much else I could say. Following that meeting one of the ladies called me to say that she had paid $7,600 toward the purchase price and many thousands of dollars of liens remained on her house. I offered the opinion that she ask the owner to substitute a condo unit of like kind and size that didn’t have liens filed on it, or just ask for her money back. I’m waiting to hear back on the results of her effort. CONCLUSION- “Hell Fire,” when is all this “Tom Foolery” way of doing business going to end? Many of these home buyers tell me “It’s Rougher Than A Cob” dealing with all these problems when trying to buy a house. The opinionated advice of some....keep an eye on all questionable actions of some SO CALLED developers- DUE DILIGENCE. When are they going to develop, WHEN? ~ Nick Chiechi - Navy Veteran, Patriot, Taxpayer

Rougher than a cob...Letter to the Buzz

June 9th-12th9am - 3pm

(for kids who completed 1st Grade through 6th Grade - bring a sack lunch)

9am - 11:30am(for kids 4 years to those who

completed Kindergarten)completed Kindergarten)

First Lutheran Church641 2nd Ave N • 406-228-4862Please stop by the church and preregister

or call and weʼll email you a form. All kids are Welcome!!

Cassandra Lannen & Kyle ShippShower - Saturday, June 14, 2014Wedding - Saturday, June 28, 2014

621 3rd St. Swww.fmdh.org

Pharmacy • 228-3693Gift • 228-3692

Kari Risa & William “Cowboy” MurchShower - Thursday, June 12, 2014Wedding - Saturday, June 14, 2014