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Articles from the June 14, 2023 edition


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  • At Long Last... The City Pool Opens Wednesday!

    Kari Hould, PCN Staff|Jun 14, 2023

    "This pool has offered me so many opportunities...I wouldn't be who I am today without the pool being part of my life," stated Malta City Pool manager, Shay Garfield. "The best part of my childhood was coming here and doing swim team!" Shay's love for the pool and crisp clear blue waters waiting to be set into ripple mode with the splash of a kid diving is one that many youngsters look forward to. Some have been anxious and some are starting to wear on their parents' nerves as they, too, like...

  • MHS Students in Europe

    Jun 14, 2023

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  • The Wall Says It All

    Kari Hould, PCN Staff|Jun 14, 2023

    As the underpass is labeled to let people know what town they are in, now the wall says it, too. Kari Rae (Saint Louis), owner of the Villa Theatre, commissioned Cat (Catherine) McIntyre to paint the exterior east wall of the Villa. Originally an artist was set to do the project and there were a couple snags and interruptions in the process and a new artist needed to be located. Cat answered the inquiry about services and abilities and in late April, the project got off the ground. Cat just fini...

  • Eighth Graders in HS Sports Talked About in Board Meeting

    Kari Hould, PCN Staff|Jun 14, 2023

    The June meeting of the Malta School District was held on the 7th of June, following is an abbreviated conclusion of the meeting. The meeting was well attended, with teachers, coaches, public, parents and interested school board members from the North Colony. Carter Clausen and Angel DeVries had attended the workshop put on by the Montana State University held at the auditorium. Angel DeVries gave a thumbnail description of the meeting and what was addressed. Principal Shawn Bleth went over...

  • Fighting for MT Schools

    Jun 14, 2023

    Dear Editor, Every parent remembers the day we took our child to their first day of school. It pulls at your heartstrings. Fortunately, in Montana, we knew our children were in good hands. They were entering schools with teachers who were well qualified and supported, learning lessons from curriculum we had approved, and following the rules set by school boards we had elected. As a mom, a teacher and a legislator, I believe that the work Montanans have done for public education provides a pathway for every child to be their best, for every...

  • All 60's Class Reunion Was Great!

    Jun 14, 2023

    Dear Editor, The Classes of 1960-1969 held their Class Reunions at the Tin Cup on Friday and Saturday June 2nd and 3rd; Sunday the gathering was at the Sleeping Buffalo. Friday evening the food was outstanding at the Tin Cup and the service was good. But there was no water, no coffee, or other drinks. The only way you could get something to drink was from the bar. There were 240 people attending this event. The acoustics were terrible, the only way you could visit was to scream! It was obvious the bar was out to make money and they did! They...

  • There Was Plenty Of Action On the Water

    Parker Heinlein, Outdoors Columnist|Jun 14, 2023

    Barb and I spent the morning at the lake catching up on chores. It was too windy to fish. By early afternoon, however, the wind began to lay. “Let’s go fishing,” Barb said. I was in the boat at the dock rigging a couple of rods watching her walk down the hill with an insulated bag of food and drinks when I noticed an ominous bank of clouds approaching. “Let’s wait this out,” I suggested, and we headed up the hill back to the house. By the time we got there big drops of rain had begun to fa...

  • PROUD of the Red, White & Blue

    Kari Hould, Karis Quiet Corner|Jun 14, 2023

    As many were beginning to awaken on a fine Wednesday morning, the Volunteer Fire Department was already making their rounds and erecting the colors of our nation – red, white & blue – beneath the silvery stars before the full splendor of the awakening of dawn. Yes, old Glory is being celebrated on Flag Day, June 14th. On the 14th of June in 1777, Second Continental Congress passed a resolution that our flag would be 13 stripes alternating red and white; that the union be 13 stars, white in a blue field, representing a new constellation. The...

  • Dorothy Ann Harms

    Jun 14, 2023

    Born of November 1, 1941, in a small farmhouse nestled among wheat fields in Malta, Montana, Dorothy Ann Harms was the first of four children for Theodore William (Bill) Henry and Gladys Pearl Runkel. She spent her early years on their homestead south of Malta, attending the nearby one-room schoolhouse. Dorothy's life journey led her to marry James (Jim) Richard Blake, and together they raised four children: Brenda Lee, Deborah Diana (Debbie), Anita Marie, and clayton William (Pete). Over the years, Dorothy and her family resided in Alberton,... Full story

  • Lois Darlene (Soennichsen) Arnold (September 6, 1935 - April 28, 2023)

    Jun 14, 2023

    Lois Darlene (Soennichsen) Arnold was born September 6, 1935, to George and Anna (Mahlum) Soennichsen in Malta, Montana. She attended Central County School until the eighth grade and then graduated from Whitewater High School in 1954 as salutatorian of her class. She grew up on the family farm where she enjoyed many happy hours with her brother Ron riding over the prairie and the country she grew up in. She did trick riding, as horses were her first love. In later years she and George had many adventures traveling around the Helena area hiking... Full story

  • Dodson News for Wednesday, June 14, 2023

    Eldora Henry, PCN Correspondent|Jun 14, 2023

    Vivian Bruckner took Polly Solberg to Great Falls for medical treatment on Thursday and they spent the night with Sid and Merrimae Solberg. Polly had lots of company on Saturday, as Larry Solberg, Ruby Butterwick, Evan Jones, and Paul Mortenson called on her during the day. Everything is green and grows so fast with all the rains we have been having. That and all the flowers blooming are so nice if only the blooms on the flowers were not destroyed so fast. I have pink and yellow roses and lots...

  • Whitewater News & Opinion for Wednesday, June 14, 2023

    Helen Austin, PCN Correspondent|Jun 14, 2023

    To the PETA, “Professional and Ethical Treatment of Animals and SPCA, and other organizations. Please stop cruelty to baby calves by branding, dehorning and other operations. There must be other ways. Now there are psychedelic ear tags, so they can be seen at night! (Put brands on ear tags). Also, why dehorn? That is horribly cruel. Why not raise Montana longhorns? Texans made a fortune by raising longhorns. Branding is more of a tradition than a necessity. Here in Whitewater, the weather has b...

  • Briefly for Wednesday, June 14, 2023

    Jun 14, 2023

    Malta Senior Center BINGO is every Friday at 1:00 at the Malta Senior Center Malta School Board Mtg School Board Meetings are held every second Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. in the MHS Boardroom. Times and dates are subject to change. City Council Meetings City Council Meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month at City Hall at 5 p.m. PC Library Knitting and Crochet Club The Phillips County Library hosts a knitting and crochet group from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. every Thursday. Malta VFW Auxiliary Mtg 6-14-23 The Malta VFW...

  • Memories for Wednesday, June 14, 2023

    Compiled by Kari Hould|Jun 14, 2023

    1 yrs ago June 12, 2013 Two young men were arrested and charged following a complaint called in by a landowner. The two drove through a field of spring wheat leaving damage. Charges included minors in possession of alcohol, criminal trespass to property, criminal mischief, obstructing a peace officer, tampering with a witness, and several traffic violations. Winning awards at the First State Bank Car Show were Oliver Mickey (Alberta), longest distance traveled; Dat Smilie, Darryl Seeley Memorial; Juanita Moorehouse, People’s Choice car; Mark N...

  • Classifieds for Wednesday, June 14, 2023

    Jun 14, 2023

    Milk River Gospel Jamboree Artists from across the US and Canada June 23, 24, & 25 MHS Auditorium Visit mrgjamboree.org ----------------------- 2005 Dodge Magnum SXT AWD. Now accepting sealed, written bids on a 2005 Dodge Magnum SXT AWD. 179,450 miles - Automatic transmission - 3.5L V6 24V Engine. Please send all bids to First State Bank, PO Box 910, Malta, MT 59538 or drop them off in person. For more information call (406) 654-2340. The First State Bank reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Bids close June 21, 2023....

  • Legals for Wednesday, June 14, 2023

    Jun 14, 2023

    Annual Drinking Water Quality Report (PLEASE SEE THE FULL REPORT IN THE PRINTED OR THE ONLINE PDF OF THE PHILLIPS COUNTY NEWS) City of Malta MT0000284 Annual Water Quality Report for the period of January 1 to December 31, 2022 This report is intended to provide you with important information about your drinking water and the efforts made by the water system to provide safe drinking water. For more information regarding this report please contact James Truelove. He is the Public Works Director...

  • Senior Listening: How does Medicare FRAUD & ABUSE affect me?

    Lisa Baxter, Aging Services Specialist|Jun 14, 2023

    First what is the difference between Medicare Fraud and Medicare Abuse. Abuse is when Medicare is overcharged or unnecessary services are billed to Medicare. The net effect extra tax-payer funds are spent which depletes the Medicare Trust Fund. Medicare abuse is not always intentional but its effect on the Medicare program is the same. Examples of Medicare abuse are upcoding of a Medicare claim to a more complicated service or for longer time frames or adding billing modifiers for a higher level of service. Other examples include unbundling of...

  • Phillips County Museum News for Wednesday, June 14, 2023

    Lori Taylor, P. C. Museum Curator|Jun 14, 2023

    Newscasters come and go in today’s world of scandals. But do you remember one of the most famous duos of the NBC TV network? If you guessed Huntley and Brinkley you would be correct. The senior member of the team was Chet Huntley, who was born north of Saco, went to a country school there and attended public school in Saco. Huntley was proud of his heritage and never failed to mention his Montana roots and that he was a native of Saco. The school which he attended (Huntley School) now sits in the town of Saco and is open to visitors. Please s...

  • Milk River Gospel Jamboree to Welcome Sherry Anne June 23-25 in Malta

    Kara Lynn Dunn, For the PCN|Jun 14, 2023

    The Milk River Gospel Jamboree will welcome inspirational singer-songwriter Sherry Anne from New York State for her first appearance at the event to be held June 23-25, 2023 at Malta High School, 8th Street West, Malta, MT, with singers, musicians, and groups from the U.S. and Canada. Sherry Anne is a Billboard-charting recording artist, author, award-winning songwriter, and four-time Singing News Awards Top 10 nominee. Born partially deaf, Sherry Anne sings and speaks with an elegant voice to...

  • Mustangs at Big Sky All Star Game

    Jun 14, 2023

    The Malta Mustangs were well represented at the 2023 Big Sky All-Star Football Game last Saturday as a part of the North team....

  • Season Begins for Malta Swim Team; Young Brothers Lead Charge

    Pierre Bibbs, Publisher|Jun 14, 2023

    The Malta Swim Team saw their first action of the season last weekend, as a handful of the team’s more experienced swimmers went to Plentywood last weekend. Though only five attended the meet, the Malta Swim Team has a total of 29 swimmers signed up. The Plentywood meet started on Saturday, June 10, and concluded on Sunday, June 11. Malta’s boys team scored 69 points, while the girls scored 22. Silas Young, age 13, led Malta by scoring a total of 40 points. Young won the Boys 13-14 100 Met...

  • PCMS Winners from First Weekend

    Kari Hould, PCN Staff|Jun 14, 2023

    Die-hard fans were out to support drag strip racing on Sunday, June 4th, as motor revved, tires were spun and an occasional cloud of smoke emerged from the tarmac. In the BOX SUPER PRO the winner was Jesse Dobson of Scobey, MT with Britney Thornton finishing as Runner-up. The JUNIOR DRAGSTER race saw Titus John Carnahan, of Malta, emerge as the winner; Elena Enget of Tioga, ND won second place honors. In the NO BOX PRO category, Havre's Mark Maxwell took home the honors; Randy Neset of Tiogo,...

  • Hansen Signs to Play Volleyball at Williston State College

    Pierre Bibbs, Publisher|Jun 14, 2023

    On Friday, May 26, the Williston State Teton Volleyball posted on their social page that newly graduated Malta High School senior Isabel Hansen has officially signed to play collegiate volleyball with the team. The PCN caught up with Hansen, the daughter of Troy Hansen (Malta) and Sarah Emborg (Billings), as well as stepparents Michelle Hansen and Brian Emborg. "I'm very excited," Hansen said. "I am a little nervous but I think that it will be a huge opportunity to play college ball, so I am ver...

  • FWP's biennial hunting season-setting process begins in June

    Montana FWP|Jun 14, 2023

    Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks will kick off the biennial hunting season-setting process earlier to allow for more public engagement and greater transparency. Public involvement will begin in June and end in November. In the past, public involvement happened primarily in December and January. FWP will conduct scoping meetings around the state from June 15 to July 15. FWP staff will look to hunters to provide broad input on regulation changes they’d like to see. Staff will also look for feedback on a few specific proposals. These scoping meeting...

  • American Prairie Offering New Opportunities For "Any Age" Bison Harvest

    Beth Saboe, American Prairie|Jun 14, 2023

    American Prairie is pleased to again offer an annual public bison harvest on its Sun Prairie property, with a new opportunity for two recipients to take a bison of any age. The harvest is in addition to the hunting opportunities for a variety of wildlife species that are already available on American Prairie land. This year, American Prairie is offering a total of 20 opportunities, with most being awarded in such a way that gives preference to the people who live and work in Montana and the communities surrounding the Reserve. “We’re exc...

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