Stay and Play in Glasgow, Montana and Fort Peck Lake

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Stay Play in Glasgow, Montana Fort Peck Lake Mountain Man Rendezvous and Trader Days: Get ready for food, arts and crafts, and much more on August 24 and 25.

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Children’s Museum of Northeast Montana: The Museum offers exhibits, classes and camps covering a wide range of educational topics from science to math to music and much more.

Fort Peck Summer Theatre:

Classified & Digital Sales Manager Ryan Brosseau

Special Sections Coordinator Linsay Duty Section Designer Christine Cleveland

Experience live theatre starting Memorial Day

weekend as the Fort Peck

Summer Theatre kicks off its 44th season.

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Sales and Marketing Director Dave Worstell

Photo by Sean R. Heavey

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Bonnie City Blues and Brews Festival

Glasgow & Fort Peck, MT Events April 2013 13 19-20 25 26 30

Courtesy of the Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce The Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the 8th annual Bonnie City Blues and Brews Festival held at the Cottonwood Inn May 18, 2013. This is the Premier Festival on the Montana Hi-line offering top notch music, great food and a vast selection of microbrews from Montana and the rest of the country, all included in the ticket price of $40 presale, $45 at the door. Since it began in 2005, the success of the event has exceeded all expectations, and its 7th year is in the review. The Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture, Inc. would like to say “Thank You” to all of the folks that come out and kick off the summer with us!

The Festival has built its reputation primarily on the strength of its line-up in brews and bands, with this year being no exception. This year’s music kicks off at 5 p.m. with Redlight Blue, a blues band hailing from Billings, Mont. with powerful vocals of Lindsey Jacobson. Next on the bill will

State Walleye’s Banquet GHS Softball Invitational 2nd annual Cuisine for the Cure GHS Golf Meet Top 10 Track Meet

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Bonnie City Blues & Brews Northern B Divisional Track Memorial Day Tournament

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Catfish Classic Ryder Cup Golf Tournament Mud Bog Rock Creek Walleye Fishing Tournament Longest Dam Race in Fort Peck 80’s & Up Demo Derby NEMT Health Golf Tournament

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Guys & Gals Fishing Tourney NEMT Pulse Day – Plot Tour in Richland 11-13 Montana Governor’s Cup Walleye Tournament

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2013 Season Showings Fridays & Saturdays 7:30 pm Sundays 4:00 pm Tickets: $17 Adults • $12 Students • $5 under 5 yrs

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Labor Day Golf Tournament Pub Crawl Relay for Life Golf Tournament

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After reeling in the big ones or hunting some of the finest country in the U.S., you can enjoy a cool drink in the Sagebrush Lounge or great home-style cooking in our Willows Restaurant. And as an extra service for motel guests, the restaurant at the Cottonwood Inn & Suites will even cook your “catch of the day.”

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19-20 Ducks Unlimited State Convention 20-21 Hi Line Couples Golf 20-21 Hell Creek Walleye Tournament 25-27 2013 Reds Baseball District Tournament 26-27 Aaron Chatten Memorial Softball Tournament 26-27 NEMT Relay for Life

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Blues & Brews

Blue Rock Beverage, bring a top scale selection of microbrews for all festifrom page 1 val goers to enjoy. New for this year’s event—we will be adding a selection of be John McLellan, or better known as wine. Several Montana breweries will be the front man for one of Montana’s bigon tap including Red Lodge Ales, Bayern gest bands, The Clintons. He is bringBrewery, Beaver Creek Brewery, Big Sky ing the entire Clintons catalog of songs Brewery, Missouri Breaks Brewery and and adding the pure energetic sound of much more. Other brews will be on tap, acoustic guitar. The intensity increases including some of the top sellers from with another Billings band, Downtime. larger markets. Non-alcoholic beverages They are known as one of the premier will be supplied. Exclusive Blues and party bands in the area with a broad Brews mugs will also be available for array of music from Reggae, Rock and purchase at the event as well as variCountry. ous raffles. There will also be a Festival Headlining the 2013 event is the Painting and Auction provided by the acoustic rock band The Adam Ezra Glasgow Goodkind Art Gallery.

Group. This is their unprecedented Sysco and Food Service of America third time playing the festival, but their will be grilling up a delicious assortment first year as Headliner. They have won of food including ribs, brats, chicken several prestigious awards, 2012 New wings and other appetizers. Free transEngland Music awards for “Album of the portation provided by the Valley County Year”, “Song of the Year”, and this year Transit available upon request during the they are nominated for “Band of the Year event in the Glasgow area. Doors open and “Best Live Act of the Year”. The at 4 p.m. with music beginning at 5 p.m.; Adam Ezra Group is not just a band; the festival goes until midnight. Tickets they are a force to be reckoned with are now on sale at the Glasgow Area musically, personally and socially. They Chamber of Commerce and the Cotare committed to changing the world tonwood Inn. Ticket price is $40 presale with their songs and their actions along and $45 at the door. That price includes the way. music, food and beverages. For more Glasgow’s local distributors, Nemont information call (406) 228-2222 or visit Beverage, Glasgow Distributors and www.glasgowchamber.net.

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Mountain Man Rendezvous Event Details and Trader Days

Nashua area. Although Fort Peck came to existence after the rendezvous era, the rendezvous is in keeping with the history of Fort Peck which was first built Date: as a trading post in 1867.

August 24 and 25, 2013 John “Tinker” Dorsey gathered other Time: interested “mountain men” and, work10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ing with Nancy Heins and Elizabeth Porch, the first rendezvous was held on Location: Labor Day Weekend, 2012, on the lawn Fort Peck Hotel Lawn of the historic Fort Peck Hotel. We are Fort Peck, Mont. very sorry to say that John passed on in February of 2013. He will be greatly Courtesy of Mountain Man missed, and we will be holding another Rendezvous Festival Committee Mountain Man Rendezvous and Trader Days this year and in the future to honor Mountain Man Rendezvous, or trading this wonderful gentleman. It is a living fair, was an annual spring/summer gath- history celebration of the era—great ering at the end of fur trapping season entertainment for all ages! And to create during 1825-1840. It was held at various the trade fair atmosphere, there will also locations by fur trading companies at be modern day food vendors, artists, which trappers and mountain men sold crafters, flea market vendors, businesstheir furs and hides and replenished their es and direct sales vendors. We hope supplies. Rendezvous are still celebrated to have you join us as a participant or today with men and women in period visitor this year, August 24 and 25 from dress and activities such as shooting 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. muzzle-loaded rifles, outdoor pit cookIf you are interested in being part of ing, dancing, singing and storytelling. the Mountain Man camp or setting up a The idea of holding a Mountain Man vendor booth at Mountain Man RendezRendezvous started with John “Tinker” vous and Trader Days or participating in (storekeeper) Dorsey and his wife, Jo. Arts in the Park in July, please contact He and Jo had participated in rendezNancy at (406) 367-5339 or Elizabeth at vous for years and wanted to see this (406) 698-3141. tradition continue in the Fort Peck/

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Children’s Museum of Northeast Montana Courtesy of the Children’s Museum The Museum also has a sitting area where families can bring lunch to eat, or of Northeast Montana

Children’s Museum of Northeast Montana

The Children’s Museum of Northeast Montana is an oasis for traveling families looking for fun and adventure.

The Museum is a non-profit 501c3 organization that was created in 2005 by local parents and community members with the purpose of providing hands-on educational experiences for northeastern Montana families and schools. What was initially a small 2,500 square foot space is now a 10,000 square foot facility in the downtown Glasgow neighborhood.

This new facility offers much more space to provide several hands-on exhibits, classes and summer camps for children ages 1 to 14 years. The exhibits, classes and camps in the Museum cover a wide range of educational topics including science, math, career role-playing, creative arts along with cultural art and music.

Glasgow’s Home Run Pond

if parents/grandparents are just looking to take a break.

The Children’s Museum of Northeast Montana is the ONLY rural children’s Museum in the State of Montana. The Museum serves a number of rural schools within a six-county radius that travel more than 90 miles to visit the Museum on field-trips. The Museum has had visitors from across the United States and Canada, and they always leave impressed with this little Museum on the Prairie.

The Museum is open all year long and is a must-see for families traveling through the northeastern corner of Montana. Visit the Museum’s website at www.nemtchildrensmuseum.org for hours of operation, admission cost and program information.

Milk River Motor Sports

A Youth Fishing Pond

Courtesy of Woody Baxter, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks

Home Run Pond is located approximately one mile east of Glasgow’s city limits off of Highway 42. This highway is the travel route that connects Glasgow Although it’s a small man-made pond and Fort Peck Reservoir. The kids’ fishnext to a baseball field, the kids of Glasgow are very happy with the pond’s ing pond is located in Glasgow’s Sullivan Park—a city park that accommodates existence. And it has proved to be a a softball complex and a baseball field. pleasant rest stop for weary travelers.

Through a contest involving the Glasgow Constructed in 2003, the City of school children, a 5th grader came-up Glasgow admirably maintains this safe access for youth 14 and under to attempt with the obvious name for this youth to reel-in catchable fish. The species of fishing pond. fish that the kids catch include: Rainbow trout, perch, crappie and catfish. Anglers Fishing poles and tackle are are required to conform to the state fishavailable to check out at no charge ing regulations. from the: Besides the fun opportunity for the • Library kids to fish, Home Run Pond also has a • FWP Region 6 Headquarters hard surface path around the perimeter • Ezzie’s West End Conoco of the pond and a picnic shelter. Mon• Cottonwood Inn tana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) is responsible for the management of the • Glasgow Recreation fisheries and offers scheduled fishing Department. clinics throughout the year.

Courtesy of Sean R. Heavey

Courtesy of Milk River Motor Sports

Saturday, June 15 will host the 80’s & Up Demolition Derby. In this derby, participants are only allowed to chain their Milk River Motorsports is the organicars; cars must also be built in the year zation in charge of spring and summer 1980 or newer. The Calcutta will begin motorsports in Glasgow, Mont. The events hosted by Milk River Motorsports at 5 p.m. and the derby at 6 p.m.

Tuesday, August 6 will host the Northinclude a spring Mud Bog, a spring Deeast Montana Fair Demolition Derby. molition Derby for cars built in 1980 or newer, a Demolition Derby taking place This derby is comprised of cars from all makes, models and years. In this derby, on the final day of the Northeast Montana Fair, and, in past years, a fall Mud participants are allowed to weld and chain their cars. The Calcutta will begin Bog. Milk River Motorsports is comat 6 p.m. and the derby at 7 p.m. prised exclusively of volunteers; dozAll Milk River Motorsports events will ens of Valley County men and women take place at the Northeast Montana volunteer hours of their time to enable Fair Grounds in Glasgow, Mont. these events to operate successfully.

To contact Milk River Motorsports and In 2013, Milk River Motorsports will to see up to date information, like us host three events: a spring Mud bog on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ to take place on Saturday, June 1 and Sunday, June 2; an 80’s & Up Demoli- MilkRiverMotorsports. tion Derby on Saturday, June 15; and a Demolition Derby scheduled for the final day of the 2013 Northeast Montana Fair on Tuesday, August 6.

Saturday, June 1 will host the Sand June 1 & 2: M ud Bog Drags beginning at 12 p.m. as well as a June 15: 80’s & Up Demo Derby concert in the evening. Starting Sunday, June 2, the Mud Bog will take place August 6: Demolition Derby beginning at 11 a.m.

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Fort Peck Summer Theatre Courtesy of Fort Peck Summer Theatre

On Friday, November 16, 1934, only nine short months after construction began, the Fort Peck Theatre opened Withstanding the test of time, the Fort its doors as a movie house, showing The Richest Girl in the World, starPeck Theatre sits majestically in the ring Miriam Hopkins and Joel McCrea. small, but ever quaint, township of Fort During “The Dam Days”, movies ran 24 Peck situated in eastern Montana. This hours a day, seven days a week, often beautiful, historic building has endured with every one of the 1,209 seats filled. the most vicious of winters; devastating People sometimes stood in lines seven winds; as well as unbearable heat that, although short lived, can be excruciating blocks long to purchase tickets. The for some. adult admission price was 40 cents on Design and construction of the Theatre the main floor, 30 cents in the balcony. was carried out by the United States Children attended for a dime. During Army Corps of Engineers in what was a this time, the population of the area in labor-intensive project that integrated the and around Fort Peck was over 50,000, New Deal arts and crafts tradition with and an evening at the movies was a a Swiss chalet motif. Many elaborate, special event for young and old alike. decorative appointments can be found In the summer of 1970, the Fort Peck both inside and out. Overhead in the Theatre took a different route to enterauditorium the hand crafted light fixtures tainment, becoming a theatre dedicated are some of the finest examples of 1930 to the presentation of “Live Theatre”. artisanship seen today. Created locally Forty-four years later, it is still going in the Corps of Engineering shop, the strong! With the start of its 44th seafixtures were built by hand, using metal son gearing up, the Fort Peck Fine Arts strapping and hand-blown glass. Also of Council and Fort Peck Summer Theatre note are the massive, hand-hewn beams look forward to another 44 years of first that span the width of the auditorium. class entertainment in the most beautiEach is nearly two feet thick and 74 feet ful and enchanted building in eastern long. Proudly perched atop the highMontana. est point of the Fort Peck Theatre is Don’t miss out—come see us this a beautiful weather vane, specifically summer for a great show and a wonderdesigned for the Theatre and included ful experience. Performances begin on in the architects original drawings. Even Memorial Day weekend and continue after 79 years of service, the theatre rethrough Labor Day. mains a testament to the craftsmen and construction of the period.

Valley County Pioneer Museum

Courtesy of Valley County Pioneer Museum

The Valley County Pioneer Museum truly depicts the diverse elements that have marked the history and development of Glasgow and its outlying communities. Even the Titantic and its 100th anniversary timelines are featured in the display of local survivors of that disaster and their subsequent history to the area.

The largest Indian collection in the world features an authentic elk-hind tepee, beaded moccasins and garments with quill work of the Assiniboine. The 1920s Country Store complete with on the counter candy jars allow visitors to reminisce about their childhood memories or stories they’ve been told by their elders.

A treasure chest of historical artifacts include; CM Russell original donated by friends of the legendary Montana artist; display of Thomas Molesworth rustic furniture; 1890s circa furniture from the original county courthouse; wildlife collection and bar from a legendary front street saloon; rows of photographs and accompanying stories supplemented by collected archival information, easily accessible to researchers; and many more artistically designed displays.

Museum Schedule Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. onday through Saturday M 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

This season’s shows are: May 24 – June 9 June 14 – June 30 July 5 – July 21 July 26 – August 11 August 16 – September 1

Courtesy of Valley County Pioneer Museum

Nunsense II – the second coming Footloose Ring of Fire The Music Man Greater Tuna

Shows run Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 4 p.m. Admission price is $17 adults; $12 students; $5 for K & under. Box office hours are Wednesday through Sunday 12 to 4 p.m.

Call (406) 526-9943 for reservations.

Annual Fort Peck Reservoir Walleye Egg-Taking Effort Gearing Up and Looking for Volunteers Courtesy of Heath Headley, Montana Fish, “On the form folks are asked to supply their preferred dates to volunteer, so they should list Wildlife & Pakrs

the dates they desire,” Headley said. “We will call to confirm the dates, so it’s important for According to Heath Headley, Montana Departfolks to provide us with numbers where they can ment of Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ (FWP) Fort Peck be reached both day and night.” biologist, agency staff and volunteers will begin FWP will supply waders, raincoats, and cotton trapping walleye and taking eggs during April gloves, but volunteers should bring the following: from Fort Peck Reservoir.

• Warm clothing, preferably in layers; And volunteers, he added, are key to the • Food for cold lunches; operation. “We wouldn’t be able to set all the • Camera equipment. trap nets, collect fish, and spawn them on a daily basis unless we had help,” he explained.

Each day of the operation starts at 8 a.m. in “Volunteers are the main reason this has been the conference room at the Fort Peck Hatchery. so successful over the years.”

FWP will provide transportation from the hatchProspective volunteers, who contact FWP ery to the spawning site and back. staff at (406) 526-3471, will receive an informaThe volunteer program is a great opportunity tion packet containing a self-addressed enveto see large walleye, learn about the Fort Peck lope and volunteer form, which must be comfishery, and be part an effort that benefits wallpleted and signed. Parents or guardians must eye waters throughout Montana. sign the form for minors.

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