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We are celebrating 4-H all month long which is the open enrollment time for 4-H and the beginning of the new year for 4-H. The Phillips County 4-H program is administered through the Phillips County Extension Office along with a 4-H council (local leaders and members). 4-H has been in existence for over 100 years in the State and it was established in Phillips County in 1919. A core belief of 4-H is health, as evidenced by the four H’s in the 4-H Clover; Head, Heart, Hands and Health. The 4-H program is open to any youth who is 5 years old o...
The Phillips County 4-H Shooting Sports will begin their postal shoot. Youth ages nine as of October 1, 2016 through age 18 are eligible to participate in air rifle and archery. Youth need to be 12 years old in order to participate in air pistol. Shooting times in Malta will begin at 1 p.m. and end by 6 p.m. on Sunday for air rifle and air pistol. Archery will be offered on Sunday and Monday’s only. Times will be Sunday from 1 p.m. until 6 p.m. and Monday from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. The fee for shooting this year will be $30 for the first d...
Happy Hunter Full Moon! It is beautiful hanging in the fall sky! Loring community extends sympathy to the Lageson family on the death of Gramma Betty in Minnesota, Mark Lageson and Cindy Clark's mother. Carol Lumsden and Dixie Stordahl attended bible study at Connie Wasson's on Wednesday. The basket-ball season has started in Whitewater and several kids are playing from this area in junior high and jamboree! Kia and Paige Wasson and Beau Simonson and Char Wasson is a coach! Go North Country...
Wink and Terri Cole were in Glasgow on Wednesday for medical appointments. Polly Solberg attended a Food Bank meeting in Malta on Tuesday. Dora Henry attended a COA meeting in Malta on Wednesday. The water has been receding around town but it has continued to be cold and frosty. Bonnie Lankford spent Wednesday in town from the farm. Steve Henry visited his mom, Dora Henry, on his way home to Laurel after hunting near Troy. Police were busy around town and a few miles west on Thursday evening....
Phillips Conservation District will be hosting a Livestock Water Quality/Range Monitoring Workshop on November 2nd, at the Phillips County Library Basement, from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Dr. Mark Peterson, USDA-ARS Fort Keogh, will present on the importance of water quality for your livestock. He will be presenting the results of water quality analyses from an eight year survey, sampling 48 stock water sites from springs, wells, reservoirs and surface flowing water in May and September at Fort Keogh. The presentation will also include a partial explanati...
Dear Phillips County, it is the time of year we give thanks for the privilege of living and working in Phillips County - a place where we appreciate pride, dedication and generosity within our county! The members of the Health Care Foundation sincerely appreciate your 25 years of continued support! Many thanks to past board members, volunteers and all of Phillips County’s generous donors. You are the reason we have the opportunity to provide and the ability to preserve the high level of health care we enjoy in Phillips County. Without you we w...
Pam Lynn would like you all to know that Clarabel Score is now living in Chinook at Sweet Home. Clarabel would love to receive cards and letters. Her new address is: Clarabel Score c/o Sweet Home, Room 3, PO Box 1149, Chinook, MT 59523. Her new phone #406-357-4267....
The family of Dean Hasler invites you to join in celebrating his life on October 29, 2016 at the Mint Bar in Chinook. Please join us at 3:30 p.m. for a light meal and a toast. We request you bring your thoughts, prayers, and fondest memories of Dean....
The Phillips County Community is invited to attend a very important meeting at the Malta Business Center on Monday, October 24, 6 p.m. to discuss who will be participating in a local committee to decide on the arts installation project scope and to pick a representative who would be assigned to speak on behalf of Phillips County’s Project to the Special Advisory Committee for the Hi Line Arts Trail. We, at Art Spot, can’t participate in this process, as we are the guides and partners that are helping to bring the funding into the com...
Dave & Yvonne Hinman, Malta, ranked as eighth largest in registering the most Angus beef cattle in Montana with the American Angus Association® during fiscal year 2016, which ended Sept. 30, according to Allen Moczygemba, Association chief executive officer. Angus breeders across the nation in 2016 registered 334,607 head of Angus cattle. “Our growth this fiscal year continues to demonstrate strong demand for Angus genetics and solidifies our long-held position as a leader in the beef cattle industry,” Moczygemba says. “These results unders...
Members of Boy Scout Troop 1429 spent last weekend camping in the Little Rockies at Montana Gulch Campgrounds. The Scouts at the campgrounds were Turk Salsbery, Malachi Davis, Eion Estill, Dre Oshio, Bryan Bertos and Jimmy Campbell who were joined by Scout leaders Mark Knudsen, Derek Oshio and Matt Pugh....
The now 4-3 Malta Mustangs reached one of their major goals this season as the team was able to lock up a spot in the 2016 MHSA Class B Football Championship Series by guaranteeing a second place or better finish in the 2B Conference. The team earned the spot by defeating the Harlem Wildcats 56-8 in Harlem last Friday night. This means the Mustangs will have made the post-season in the third straight year. "It's really a good feeling," Malta senior Payton Meeks told the PCN. "It's something that...
The North Country Mavericks had a rough start to their three game weekend, after dropping a game to the Malta M-ettes on Thursday, October 13 in Malta. The Mavericks bounced back, picking up a win over the Lustre Christian Lions on Friday night and then going the distance with Harlem and defeating the Wildcats in Harlem. The team ended the season 7-6 and 4-2 in the 3C Conference. The scores of North Country's win over Harlem were 26-24, 23-25, 25-11, 19-25 and 15-11. North Country was led by...
The Malta M-ettes swept the season series against the North Country Mavericks last Thursday, October 13, in Malta, with a 3-1 win. The scores of the game were 21-25, 25-19, 25-17 and 25-14. They would then lose to the Poplar Indians 3-1 on Saturday, October 15 on Malta’s Senior Night. “I think it was our teamwork,” M-ette junior Sam Mitchell told the PCN. “We were all just good tonight, talking loud and it was really fun.” The M-ettes were led by Julia Meisdalen, who led Malta in kills wit...
The Dodson-Whitewater Harriers are off to the State Meet in Kalispell that will be run on Saturday, October 22. The team fared well in the Harlem Wildcat Invitational last Saturday, October 15. The event was held on a bike Path in Fort Belknap due to flooding at the golf course. “They had to find a place that wasn’t muddy or underwater,” Harriers Coach Bruce Warren told the PCN. “There were small hills, a flat ground, then more small hills and it was all on pavement.” The team was led by Corbai...
The Harlem Cross Country Meet was held Friday, October 14, on the bike path near Don Addy’s Park in Fort Belknap due to the wet conditions from the heavy rains and snow from the previous week. The overall winner of the high school girl’s 3 mile race was L’Tia Lawrence of Harlem who ran speedily over the blacktop course with a time of 19:41. Second place went to Sierra Summers of Frazer who ran in with a time of 22:28. And third place honors went to Hays-Lodge Pole’s Dianna Snow who ran in with a time of 23:01. The Malta M-ettes placed as foll...
The Malta M-ettes Froshmore squad picked up a win against the North Country JV team last Thursday, October 13. The M-ettes won in three with the scores being 25-17, 25-19 and 16-14. The team was led by Carly Garfield who had four of 16 kills. Kelbee Denham had nine of 19 aces and seven of eleven assists. Chloe Hunter had six of 18 digs. Kaylanna Bain shared the key to the team’s win that night. “Just being positive and just fighting to the end,” Bain said. Bain eventually got to the real reaso...
