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If you drove by the Phillips County Museum last Tuesday afternoon and happened to glance at the building, the scene would have looked much like it has all winter; closed and lonely. A look into the building, however, painted a much different scene as volunteers vacuumed, put shelving together, filed files and readied displays as the 2018 season at the Phillips County Museum begins with new light...literally. A total of 135 new light bulbs have been installed over the winter, making the switch...
The Phillips County Library has updated and revised its Internet Policy due to copyright violations during the use of the wireless internet that the library has provided to the community since 2011. Until recently the library's wireless internet access was provided 24-hours a day, without password protection, and there were no issues. Unfortunately, a person or people in the recent past stole and illegally downloaded copies of movies onto a personal device after the library was closed using the...
The fish will be fried to a golden brown, the raffle items stacked from wall to wall, and conversations bouncing from floor to ceiling in the Malta City Hall Auditorium as the grand-daddy of Phillips County banquets, the 28th annual Malta Chapter Walleyes Unlimited Banquet, gets under-way this Saturday night, March 31. “The support we get at this banquet and throughout the year is always incredible,” Malta Chapter Walleyes Unlimited President Jim Mayer said. “We hope to see another large crowd at the banquet this year and everyone coming shoul...
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is asking for the public's help in determining what it should analyze as it considers proposed changes to several grazing leases. American Prairie Reserve (APR) controls private properties tied to 18 BLM grazing allotments in Fergus, Petroleum, Phillips, and Valley Counties. They have submitted a proposal asking the BLM to modify their grazing permits. APR is seeking permission to: change the class of livestock from cattle to bison; allow for season-long...
As the 39th Annual Phillips County Ag Day came to a close at Malta City Hall last Friday, three young ladies from Malta Elementary School made their way to the event to be honored for their recent artistic endeavors in the Phillips County CattleWomen sponsored "Ag in Montana" bumper sticker contest. Madelyn Ohl, Morgan McEwen, and Mackenzie Witmer were three of the six students from Phillips County Schools to be honored for the efforts on the day and the topics covered in all six of the winning...
1 years ago April 4, 1918 Walter Risen had seeded 40 acres of wheat on the north bench by April 2. ☼☼☼ Milton Porter was called home from an eastern Army camp by the illness of his mother. ☼☼☼ The Dodson State Bank had changed hands. "A gentleman by the name of Roberts from Great Falls" was president, and B.D. Phillips and Dr. G. W. Clay were vice presidents. ☼☼☼ Clocks were turned ahead one hour on April 1. ☼☼☼ Malta businessmen had met and decided to regulate business hours in Malta...
The Malta Senior Center will host the second annual AARP Driver Safety classroom session on Wednesday, April 4 at the Senior Center from 9-12. Registration is at 8:30 a.m. and each participant will receive a packet of information to take home. Larry Jess, Havre, who was here in 2015, is the instructor. Participants may be eligible for a state-mandated, multi-year discount on auto insurance premiums, good for three years. Check with your carrier to verify. The fee for AARP members is $15 and non-members pay $20. There are online courses...
"Hello" and "Get Well" to Nancy Young, Steve Young's sister in Florida. Congratulations to Connie Wisher who was married in South Carolina. I did not get her married name yet. Pastor Wisher and the rest of the family will return to Whitewater soon. Late Happy Birthday to Pastor Bob Nagy; also Jessie Simonson. Happy Birthday to Helen DePuydt and Kalvin Reichelt. Kalvin left the Austin ranch for a short vacation to celebrate his birthday. Hope you had fun, Kalvin. Gale (my daughter) and I went to...
The Nature Conservancy has partnered with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) on an innovative and voluntary program that contributes toward the conservation of greater sage-grouse and four declining grassland songbird species on ranching and agricultural lands. The goal of the Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances (CCAA) is to maintain and enhance habitats for these birds while providing assurances to ranchers against potential future land use restrictions. Landowners who enroll in this voluntary program agree to address...
I knew it was bad when folks around here quit saying we could use the moisture. Following last year’s wicked drought, I swore I’d never again complain about too much rain or snow. There was a time – not so long ago—that I thought it would never end. Up until the middle of December, the weather remained warm and dry. There had even been a wildfire south of Malta on Thanksgiving. Then the switch flipped. It got cold and started to snow. Since the first of the year there have only been a couple of...
I could probably talk about food about four hours a day. I definitely have my favorite local spots in town. When I call any where in town to order lunch or dinner, I have found that many who answer know my voice. I guess for a few restaurants in Malta, I have become a regular. Believe it or not it reminds me of my hometown in the suburbs of Chicago. It is no secret that the land of Chicago is a mecca for food, so it only makes sense that I tell you about one of my favorite spots, a place called...
Dwayne Marlin Simanton, Sr. "Si Sr.", 88, passed away on Monday, March 19, 2018, at the Hi-Line Retirement Center with family by his side. Dwayne was born July 2, 1929, in Malta, Mont. He spent his childhood and attended school in Strater. He graduated from Malta High School in 1948. Dwayne then attended Montana State University from 1948-1950 and served as the football manager during the 1949 season. He remained a Bobcat fan ever since. On November 15, 1950, Dwayne married Sheila Edwards at Malta Lutheran Church. He was drafted and spent two...
Gary Lee LaBrie, age 75, died on Thursday, March 1, 2018, in Albany, Oregon. He was born in Malta, Montana, on October 17, 1943, to Benjamin and Louise (Tank) Peterson. He attended school in Dodson, Mont. Gary worked for various farms around Malta and Great Falls, Mont. He moved to Corvallis, Ore., in 1975. He worked for the Glasers grass seed farm until he retired. He was a member of the National Guard. Survivors include brothers Corky LaBrie and Lynn LaBrie, children, nephews and grandchildren. Gary will be missed....
Nola Betz Sunford Born 3/17/2018 Nola Betz Sunford was born on Saturday, March 17, 2018 at 6:39 p.m. at the Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow, Mont. She weighed 7 pounds and 5 ounces and was 19 inches long. Nola's parents are Shyla Gairrett and Tom Sunford who live in Saco, Mont. Nola's maternal grandparents are Colleen and Darrell Gairrett of Saco, Mont. Nola's paternal grandparents are John and Barb Sunford of Saco, Mont. Gracie Christine Jesson Born 2/26/2018 Gracie Christine...
Pinochle On Wednesday, March 21, High was Ron Lundman with 6,290, second was Sherman Doucette with 5,850 and the traveling prize went to both Von Holzhey and Jerry Depute. The next time the crew met, high went to Leonard Leader with 6,290, second was earned by Lou Olson with 6,130 and the traveling prize went to Clair Waters. Duplicate Bridge On Wednesday afternoon, March 14, Bonnie Millar and Madelyn Anderson captured first place. Second was awarded to Lois Goodheart and Malcolm Clouse. Monday winners were Malcolm and Margo Rush. Billie Rae...
A memorial service for John L. Norgon will be held on Friday, April 6, 2018, starting at 1 p.m. Weather permitting, the service will be held at the Malta Cemetery. The service will be held at Malta Lutheran Church. The service will be followed by a reception at the church....
It was incorrectly reported in the 3/21/18 story Senate hopefuls meet, greet in Malta, that Jim Knudsen is a candidate for Phillips County Commissioner. That is incorrect as the rancher and owner of Missouri River Realty in Malta is not seeking office. The PCN apologizes for the mistake. Those running for Commissioner are incumbent Bruce Christofferson, Randy Shores and Darla Niebur....
Malta Senior Meals Thursday, Mar 29th - Ham Dinner Friday, Mar 30th - Turkey dinner Tuesday, Apr 3rd - Chili Do you have a birthday in March? Be sure to sign up for a free 10 meal certificate. You could be the winner. PhillCo Meeting 3-29. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend the upcoming PhillCo General Membership meeting on Thursday, March 29 at Noon at the GN Lodge Room. Any questions, please contact Ashley at the PhillCo office at 654-5525. Alpha Zeta Essay Contest Awards Assembly 3-29. Alpha Zeta Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma...
Please remember to file a new burn permit for the 2018 year. If you plan on doing any burning in 2018, please file one BEFORE you start to burn. These permits are good for all of 2018 and you only have to file one a year, not every time you burn. All 2017 permits will no longer be valid after December 31, 2017. Thank you! Several calls have been received requesting road reports. Please remember to call 511, 1-800-226-ROAD (7623) or use these websites: www.mdt.mt.gov/travelinfo or www.phillipscountysheriff.org. March 9, 2018 1:18 a.m. Female rep...
These Whitewater High School students competed in the Academic Olympics in Glasgow on March 14. (L-to-R) Beau Simonson, top freshman student; Trace Simonson, two places, math and social studies; Trey Simanton, Luke Lawless, placed in English; Bella Lawless. As a team they took second in the oral round, competing in four rounds. They beat Saco, Opheim, and Lustre and then lost to Medicine Lake. Academic Olympics is a day of testing the top students in a school. They have four tests of 100...
f Commerce President Jessica Pankratz-Cebulski), has been helping make men and women in our area beautiful for over 30 years. Sue has risen through adversity, such as her son battling cancer and the loss of her business due to a disastrous fire. She worked through the tragedy and reopened her current salon, Shear Essence. The salon employs two other beauticians besides herself. Sue has also served as the president of the local PEO Chapter and has helped with numerous other organizations in our...
Happy Easter, everyone! May all the colored eggs you find be hard boiled! Maybe the snow will be gone so the eggs can be hidden outside...nah! If the eggs aren't colored, they may be hard to find. Loring Lutheran Church will have a pot luck breakfast from 8-9 followed by church service on Easter Sunday! Richene Boschee heard a meadowlark on Sunday! I can't wait until I hear one! Jeanie Green saw one a while back so I know they'll soon be singing around here! It is really strange to see the...
We have really been enjoying the warmer temperatures although we have had two small rainstorms in the past week. There was very heavy fog again last Monday and Tuesday mornings. Terri Cole attended a transit meeting last Wednesday in Malta. Polly Solberg was feeling low with a cold a couple of days this week. They were able to have lunch again at the Wapatau Center this week. Steve and Judy Henry came up from Laurel on Wednesday and brought Dora a computer again. They said roads and weather...
HELP WANTED Phillips County Library Job Opening for Library Assistant 3-8 hours per week Please pick up an application from the Library. Application deadline: 5:00 pm, Friday, April 20, 2018 Inquires or questions, please call the Library at 406-654-2407. Saco School District has an open Music Teacher Position for 2018-19 School Year Contact Wade Sundby for additional details call 406-527-3531 or email [email protected] The City of Malta is accepting quotes for lawn care services for city owned parks. A complete description of all pr...
Northeastern Montana has seen some of the highest snow depths in recent history, making it impossible for even the most avid golfers to even think about playing outside. Mears Music and Crew have presented a new way to play at the Marian Hills Golf Course, with the Golden Tee Live pay-to-play video golf game by Incredible Technologies, Inc. "You can play against people online from all over the world," Jory Schipman of Mears Music told the PCN. "It's a lot of fun. It's anyone's game and you don't...
