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Dodson High School Graduation Friday, May 19, 2017 A total of four seniors earned their high school diplomas at the Dodson High School Graduation on Friday, May 19, at the school's gymnasium and joining them in the festivities were eight kindergarten students who will move to the first grade next year and a total of eight eighth grade students who will be the school's freshman class next year. Class of 2017 valedictorian Serena Cuts The Rope was joined by salutatorian Shawnee KillEagle, Mikaeya...
Of the nearly 90 awards passed out at the Dodson Junior High and High School Awards night last Tuesday in Dodson, the eldest person honored was the long-time voice of Phillips County, KMMR owner Greg Kielb. Prior to the regular program, Dodson School’s Supt. Gary Weitz announced the special presentation and asked Kielb – joined by his wife, Cluade— to join him and Dodson High School’s Wendy Hopkins to the front of the gym where Hopkins awarded Kielb with a yellow, green and white star quilt s...
The Memorial Day Parade in Malta is Monday, May 29, Memorial Day and will start at 1 p.m. with a law enforcement escort. Parade organizers ask that people participating in the parade line up behind Veterans Memorial Park prior to the procession. From there, Charlie Stevens will tell people where to go for line placement. He will have a bright green vest on. The parade route has not been set yet due to the water line project. “We are hoping to go to Hi-Line Retirement Center as in previous years,” said Malta VFW Auxiliary’s Carolyn Schmo...
Malta Senior Meals Thursday, May 25th- Ham dinner Friday, May 26th - Hot turkey Tuesday, May 30th - Salisbury steak Do you have a birthday in May? Be sure to sign up for a 10 meal certificate for May when you sign in for dinner. Boys and Girls Club closed 5-22 through 6-2. Malta Boys & Girls Club will be closed May 22-through-June 2, for Summer Planning. Summer Club will be Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1-to-5 p.m. beginning Monday, June 5. Story Time to return in June Story Time at the Phillips County Library is canceled through the end...
I used to fight it and try to look busy, feigning ambition when I had none. Whenever I was asked what I was doing I would reply appropriately. “Oh, I’m getting ready to do this or that,” I would say, even if I had been caught in a stupor, staring into space. If I couldn’t pretend to be doing something productive at least I could pretend to be planning something of worth. Then we bought the cabin and I discovered the patio. It’s the perfect spot to indulge my slothful ways. Under a broad exp...
Dear Editor, I find it curious indeed that a small rural town like Malta, which prides itself on its agricultural heritage, rugged individualism, self-reliance, and disdain of governmental regulation would reject such a fundamental idea of the Jeffersonian agrarian as being allowed to keep one’s own chickens! BJ Rhodes Malta, MT...
Dear Editor, By now I am sure you know I am not a fan of Trump. I own a t-shirt that states "This shirt doesn't have enough room to list all that is wrong with the Trump administration." Being frustrated with a president that continuously whines about the what the press and uses a Twitter account like a spoiled seven year old. BUT this past week think he "blew it" and a Special Prosecutor has been put in place and to investigate the Trump/Russia connection among other things of question regarding the Trump campaign. Can hardly wait to read...
Somehow, something that was a tedious and sometimes strenuous chore became an experience that I never saw coming. My wife and I had been talking about upgrading our mower that cost me a whopping $35 a couple of years ago. I thought that it would be something that we would get in a couple of years due to other expenses we have as homeowners. But a couple of weeks ago it happened. This was after I was annoyed with my first attempt at mowing my yard this year. I was so annoyed that my bagger would...
Timothy Michael Young passed away on May 14, 2017 of natural causes while camping at Zortman, Mont. He was born on June 13, 1983 in Albuquerque, N.M., to Terry E. Young and Debra Stenswick Young. He was a graduate of the Glasgow High School class of 2002. Tim was perhaps best known for his sense of humor, hilarious phrases and ability to make anyone in the world laugh until tears filled their eyes. He lit up a room when he entered with his infectious laugh and booming personality. Tim was an avid collector of firearms, and always enjoyed target...
urocher Rasmussen passed away peacefully in her sleep in Broomfield, Colo. Her 97 years on earth has had a huge impact on all of those who she leaves behind. She now joins all of those in heaven who proceeded her and now welcome her home. Leone was born in Malta, Mont., on May 29, 1920. There, she met and married Alvin Rasmussen on July 3, 1940, and was happily married for 71 years. They then moved to Glasgow, Mont., and had three children: Faithe Schellinger, Lee Rasmussen, and Jerri Rasmussen. After her husband, Alvin, went to Europe for...
Arthur A. (Sonny) Olson age 74 of Malta, Mont., died May 16, 2017 at Phillips County Hospital. He was born June 20, 1942 in Glasgow, Mont., to Joyce K. and Armand A. Tremblay. He attended school at Strater, Mont., and Malta, Mont. He served his country in the Navy for four years. He married Lulu B. Wilke on March 19, 1970 in Boise, Idaho, and they made their home in Phillips County. He was preceded in death by his parents Joyce K. Olson and Armand A. Tremblay, grandparents Dan and Grace Doney, Aunts Doris Grabofsky and Shirley Naken, and one...
17 found the women of Malta fighting to bring the arts to Phillips County. The Carnegie Corporation had indicated the possibility of building a library in Malta. Total cost of the library was the astronomical amount of $15,000.00. Now the club would need to find a free site to be donated before an application to the Carnegie Corporation could begin. Mr. Trafton donated a beautiful site which included four lots. These lots were close to the business area of the city and the women felt it would be perfect and…. it was the only site offered t...
Donald Patrick McNamara A graveside memorial service for Donald Patrick McNamara (March 1932 - December 2016) will be held at the Saco Grandview Cemetery on Sunday, May 28 at 2 p.m. with Pastor Howard Pippin officiating. Morris Mavencamp A memorial graveside service will be held for Morris Mavencamp on Friday, June 2 at the Malta Cemetery at 11 a.m. with a barbecue to follow at Trafton Park....
Maiko Rose Wong received a joyful welcome from her parents and brother (Corbet, Angela, and Dorian Wong)! Maiko (Japanese for "dancing child") was born May 4, 2017, in Bangkok, Thailand. Her grandparents are John and Janice Roberts of Malta, and Lynn Wong of Aiea, Hawaii....
Here’s a correction to a misprint in last week’s news. Baby Moore’s first name is “HUXTON.” Whitewater High School Graduation was May 12. Baccalaureate was at Whitewater Lutheran Church. The pastors participated. They were Pastor Nagy, Pastor Joe Haney, and Pastor Steve Haag. Steve and family lived in Whitewater for years. Commencement was at school with four graduates: they were valedictorian Kayleigh Cummings, salutatorian Serena Sanguins, honor student Hope Lawless and Karla Santiaga....
Whist On Tuesday, May 16, Ron Lundman was high with 47 and Sherman Doucette was low with 43. Pinochle On Thursday, May 18, Shirley Jones took first place with 6,210 and Clair Waters' 5,250 placed him in second. The traveling prize was awarded to Roger Ereaux. Malta Duplicate Bridge On Wednesday, May 10, Margo Rush and Keith Stine captured first place. Second went to Madelyn Anderson and Bob Maxie. Monday winners were Keith Stine and Nellie Ereaux. Malcolm Clouse and Byron Ereaux came in second. Hi-Line Whist On Tuesday, May 16, the team of...
Teri Leys took her mom, Dora Henry, to Belgrade this week. They attended the rehearsal for the elementary musical at the Whitehall School of 175 students under the instruction of the Whitehall music teacher. Then they attended the revue "Outside", put on by the Dynamic Dance and Tumbling Academy of Butte at the Mother Lode Theatre in Butte. Dora's great-grand kinds, Keith and Kortni Wilson of Whitehall, were in both these musical revues. They picked up great-grandson, Roper Leys, at Choteau, to come to Dodson, had lunch in Great Falls with gran...
The Malta Cemetery District is getting ready for Memorial Day Weekend. Watering, mowing and trimming will continue through May 25th. A map and directory to aid in finding grave sites will be available in the northwest corner of the cemetery. If visitors nee additional help, the caretaker will be on the grounds during the Memorial Day weekend. The Board asks that you drive only on established roads when you are decorating your graves. A steel post means “do not drive”. Again this year artificial flowers will be available at the cemetery sho...
1 years ago 1917 War garden were the rage. "Sow and Save" was the local war cry but patriots were advised to cut out the wild oats. ß ß ß Local news was scarce but we read that Miss. Kitty Hartman forsook her position at the Motor Inn Garage to work for the County Clerk and Recorder. Sheriff Crabb had appointed Judge Wilson, A.S. Hanscom, R.L. Alldrin and E.E. Chabot as registrars under the new conscription law, details of which were fairly vague at the moment. ß ß ß The Enterprise Poetr...
May 6, 2017 2:46 a.m. Deputy reported a door left open on a local church; Deputy checked out the building and all found to be okay; door locked up. 5:19 a.m. 911 received requesting assistance for a female who was lost; location determined to be on the reservation; information passed onto Ft Belknap LE. 2:03 p.m. Male reported damage to his vehicle; Deputy responded to the call; case file started. 2:22 p.m. Female reported an injured foal near the Sleeping Buffalo; owner located and foal taken care of. :28 p.m. PC Hospital requested an...
The Phillips County Livestock Association would like to announce the 2017 recipient of the Darryl Seeley Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship is awarded to a Junior or Senior in college or a student enrolled in a second year technical school, majoring in an Agricultural related field with a minimum GPA of 2.0. PCLA Secretary/Treasurer, Marko Manoukian presents the 2017 scholarship in the amount of $500 to Kyle Mitchell. Kyle is the son of Bill and Ruth Mitchell, is a Junior at MSU Bozeman and...
HELP WANTED Full-time Assistant Director of Nursing Phillips County Hospital is accepting applications for a full-time RN for this ADON position. We offer a family-oriented, supportive, TEAM-building work environment. Wages – DOE, Benefits – Some coverage for cost of health and vision insurance for FTE, accrued PTO/EML + 8 pd holidays, eligible to participate in our 401(k) after a year of employment. Interested persons can pick up an application and/or job description from the PC Family Health Clinic business office or contact Lonna Cro...
Bradley e. dugdale Bosch, Kuhr, Dugdale, Martin & Kaze, PLLP Attorneys at Law PO Box 7152 Havre, Montana 59501 Phone: (406)265-6706 Attorneys for Personal Representative MONTANA SEVENTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, COUNTY OF PHILLIPS Probate No. DP-2017-10 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF EVA OXARART, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned have been appointed personal representatives of the above named estate. All persons having claims against the said deceased are required to present their claims within four...
Gosh, the summer vacation has offcially started! I'm working at the Great Plains Dinosaur Museum in Malta a few days a week which is always interesting! Talk about fascinating, the moon, Venus and Mercury are lovely in the early morning, just before sunrise if you are up for a peek to the east! The king birds, goldfinches, and brown thrashers are adding some color to our vistas! But the most shocking is the oriole! They are so orange it's like seeing a flying orange in the trees! The...
A total of 29 Great Falls High School freshman accompanied by teachers, administrators, school board members and Foundation Board members recently toured South Phillips County. Last year the teachers had received a dream big $100,000 grant, by thinking “what if.” What if there was a subject that could be taught across all curriculum areas to their freshmen students? What if they could get their students out of the classroom to study the material and could teach them a little bit about conservation and Montana history in the process? The tea...
