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For Gladstone, performing is a way of life

by CHRIS PETERSON / Hungry Horse News
| February 20, 2025 1:00 AM

Earlier this month, Jack Gladstone had kids at the Columbia Falls Junior High singing and laughing right with him, as he told tales about Chinook winds and grizzly bears.

Gladstone has been telling stories through song and verse for almost as long as he can remember. He was born in Seattle in 1958, the son of Wallace Gladstone, a Blackfeet Tribal member. Wallace was a World War II veteran, manning a 20 mm anti-aircraft gun for the Navy’s Third Fleet.

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