Glasgow (pop. 3,253), on the north banks of the Milk River 50 miles west of Wolf Point, is one of the few Hi-Line towns that’s more than a collection of grain elevators, though its own dominant visual aspects are spreads of combines and threshers. Founded as a railroad town by the Great Northern Railroad in 1889, Glasgow is now the largest town in northeastern Montana. In Summer, stop in for a look at the tremendously cluttered, diorama-filled Valley County Historical Museum on US-2 at 8th Avenue, worth a look for its bar room exhibit. Johnnie’s Cafe (406/228-4222) at 433 S. 1st Avenue serves great road food.
