They are growing because the bulbs think spring has arrived we have had rain, cold snaps and warm ups. Bulbs planted in containers rarely survive a MN winter because of thawing too early and frost heave. Daffodils are usually planted about 5-6 inches deep in the ground so the large amount of soil buffers the temperature. I would, if they were mine, sink the pot in the ground if it’s possible. If it isn’t possible I would plant half the bulbs in the ground at the recommended depth and keep my fingers crossed. 
https://extension.umn.edu/how/planting-bulbs-tubers-and-rhizomes
Glads aren’t hardy here and need to be stored in a cool location, because they have started growing you might be able to grow them inside but getting them enough light to bloom is very challenging.

https://www.dutchbulbs.com/how_to_tips_growing_instructions_gladiolus?srsltid=AfmBOoqQ2hW3bpABOejPX4gBsJMt4k63VOPTavO2wQeJ2Yk-WG_lB43s