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Malta's Dwight Score spends most of his days making cheeseburgers, chicken nuggets and French Fries as the owner of Joe's in and Out, but on those rare days off, he kind of enjoys blowing stuff up. "This is my Christmas," Score joked as he loaded fireworks into a box in the bed of his truck. "Christmas in August." Prior to the demolition derby at the Phillips County Fair two Saturdays ago, Score and his assistant, Cole Brown, strategically plugged artillery shells into about 30 tubes housed in...
Editor's Note: This historic piece was written by former Dodson resident Cecelia Lankford about 10-years ago as a journal entry. Cecelia passed away last spring at the age of 101, but after the celebration of the 100th Phillips County Fair two week' ago, her family thought this would be a good time for Cecelia to share her memories from nearly 100 years ago. Thank you to the Lankford and Ereaux families for sharing this with the PCN. Years ago, as long as I can remember, the Gros Ventre people...
Shortly after the conclusion of the 99th Phillips County Fair, the call for recipes went out for a Centennial Cookbook to help celebrate the 100th Annual Phillips County Fair. Nearly 12-months and 343 recipes later, a cookbook was formulated, but this isn’t your run of the mill cookbook. “It’s kind of a souvenir, but it also has a bunch of people’s history in it as well,” said Joy Linn, one of the people who helped put the book together. While many of the book’s recipes are of the old family sort, some are recipes that took home blue ribbon...
For the past 30 years, Randy Shores has been the name, face and go to guy to get things done at Randy's Machine Shop in Malta. As of last week, the 30-year ownership of the well-known shop came to an end. "He is working on cement and that is not good for him," Randy Shore's wife, Mary, said. "And just the high intensity of labor that he has to put out there is too much ...he's getting up there, he's almost 60, and this is a young guy's game." Brian Lee Kunda, the owner of Kunda Welding Inc. in...
My dog Ace needs a haircut. He’s starting to look like Cecil the lion. I hope he doesn’t get shot by a Minnesota dentist. Trophy hunters have always drawn the ire of the antis. They’re easy targets. Consequently, I’ve always chosen to keep my trophy hunting aspirations in the closet. Some of my hunting companions might say it’s not so much my choice as my ineptitude at bagging any critter resembling a trophy. But I would beg to differ. Trophies are in the eye of the beholder, and in my eye I...
Dear Editor, Last Wednesday I had the pleasure of an approximately year- old doe hanging out on my property for the day - although she left every time I opened one of the doors she would return later. In the evening, a doe and her two fawns also came to visit. Often I find lay spots in the grass but this was the first time I was allowed the joy of observing them so close at hand. Thursday, at approximately 7:15 a.m., I heard three shots in a row and then a fourth shot shortly after. I used the Montana Fish and Game website to see if...
I take umbrage with Joseph Heller’s cartoon (just to the left of this column) even though I placed it there. Some weeks are better than others with our cartoonist and though I figured this cartoon would anger the least amount of people than any other he submitted, I thought Thursday night’s first (two) GOP Debates hosted by Fox News were both entertaining and informative. With any good debate, there are winners, losers and the also ran. Here is my take on the night’s events, for what it is worth. The “Winners” Fox News. The cable news show...
Sunday marked an important day of the year for many of us sports fans who see light for their beloved football team. The NFL Hall of Fame Game; The first televised preseason game of the year. A subpar year for the Chicago Bulls, a poor season for the White Sox and awesome Stanley Cup Win for the Chicago Blackhawks gave me mixed emotions this past year. There’s no greater feeling than when your home team dominates a sport. The Blackhawks have done just that. After winning the Stanley Cup for the...
7-29. Macey Cox, who graduated from college in Havre, has accepted a job at a Billings bank. Margie Olsen and her great-granddaughter, Tatum, were in Havre on Tuesday visiting with Beverly Olsen Haugen. Hector Murdock passed his drivers test last Friday in Glasgow. Hector is helping out his Uncle Jimmy Murdock and grandfather, Jim Murdock, for the summer. The families of Stormy Johannesen visited with the Hammond and Olsen families on Friday. Visiting family included sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McVay from North Carolina, and a brother Mr and Mrs....
8-5. Get better soon wishes to Mark Lageson of Loring and Whitewater, who had an accident. There was a birthday party for Pat Murdock. Those attended were Lexie Haynes and family, Pat Anderson, Ree Simonson, Marjorie Olson, Katie Webb and Gordon Webb. It was a happy occasion. Happy birthday Pat and all August birthdays. I heard they cooked on their Chuckwagon at their ranch. The North 40 now has Senior Meals on Wednesday. Last week the ladies from Action for Eastern Montana attended. The program specialists were Sheila Isle and Jenny Chalmers....
Dora Henry visited with Wally and Doreen Henry on Wednesday. On Friday Dan Henry visited at Dora Henrys. Barb Trembley and Polly Solberg were at Dora Henrys on Friday. Bill Henry of Havre visited Wally Henry on Saturday and then took his mom Dora, out to supper. Terri Cole had the misfortune of falling off the cart she was riding in in the Reunion Parade and battered up her one arm pretty good, pealing a large section of skin off. Fortunately, she was not more seriously hurt. The Town has...
Leah and Ryan Lewis of Boulder, MT are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Roxy Ray Lewis, on July 29th, 2015. Roxy was born at 3 a.m. and weighed 6 pounds 1 ounce. Roxy is the grandchild of Gene Compton and the great grandchild of Glenn and Betty Jo Compton of Malta....
Senior Meals Thursday, August 13th - Pulled Pork Sandwich Friday, August 14th - Chicken Cordon Bleu Tuesday, August 18th - Sloppy Joes Card times Monday Bridge Club The Bridge Club meets every Monday at 6 p.m. Whist Whist is held every Tuesday at 1 p.m. Wednesday Bridge Club The Bridge Club meets every Wednesday at 1 p.m. Thursday Pinochle Pinochle is held every Thursday at 1 p.m. Friday Bingo Bingo is played every Friday at 1 p.m. 2nd Generation Concert 8-12. On Wednesday, August 12, 2nd Generation will be live in concert at the Malta Assembly...
FLOWERS Sharon Miller – Horticulture Titus Wiederrick – Arrangement under 8 years old Trinity Henry – Arrangement under 9-12 years old Jimmy Campbell – Arrangement under 13-16 years old Jane Ereaux – Arrangements Terri Cole – Patio pots Linda Miller – Houseplants FOODS Doris Sjostrom – Caramels Jadyn Venable – Whole wheat rolls Tatum Moore – soft ginger cookies Doris Sjostrom – Raisin bread Tatum Moore – Fruit filled cookies Sarah Gouker – Decorated cake Janet Dunbar – Pickle collection Joy Linn – Ketchup Wendy Simonton – Jam Toni Ziegler ...
PHILLIPS COUNTY SHERIFF NEWS LOG July 27 thru July 30 July 27, 2015 3:36 p.m. Significant Weather Advisory for southwestern Phillips Co until 415pm; penny sized hail and 50mph gusts are possible. 5:23 p.m. Significant Weather Advisory for northwestern Phillips Co until 630pm; penny sized hail and 50mph gusts are possible. 5:34 p.m. Severe Thunderstorm Warning for east central Phillips Co until 630pm; quarter sized hail and 60mph gusts are possible. 6:10 p.m. BNSF Police reported a crossing arm malfunction at the Wagner crossing and a...
Malta Duplicate Bridge On Wednesday, July 29, Bonnie Millar and Margo Rush captured first place. Bob Maxie and Les Solberg tied with Byron Ereaux and John Norgon for second place. Monday evening saw John Norgan and Malcolm Clouse tie with Keith Stine and Frances Slade for first place. Whist On Tuesday, August 4, Janette Heinle took first place with 43 points and Sherman Doucette took second. Traveling prize went to Clarence Jacobson. Pinochle On Thursday, August 6, Clarence Blunt took first place with 7,000, Clair Waters took second with 5,470...
1 years ago August 13, 1915 Wagner shooting affair E.M. Parmenter and Thos. Byers were arrested at Wagner early Sunday morning by Sheriff Shaw for the alleged shooting up of Phillip Douchette's claim shack. The shooting trouble grows, it is said, out of Byers' attempt to locate on Douchette's claim. The latter alleges that while he was away from his farm one day Byers squatted on the place and when he returned both Byers and Parmenter shot at his using rifles. Byers is alleged to have...
Robert Plouffe did not grow up in the country raising livestock but he has a lot to do with them after a fair. Robert and Betty Plouffe purchased the grocery and meat market in Saco from Buck and Deb Taylor in 1982. In 2000 they moved into the current Saco Pay-n-Save and by 2001 were handling the butchering for beef, pork and lamb after the county fairs. Livestock is brought from the Blaine County Fair in Chinook, the Phillips County Fair in Dodson and the Valley County Fair in Glasgow. On avera...
Question A: What did you think of the play? Question B: What is your all-time favorite play at The Fort Peck Summer Theatre?...
Charlie Messerly - .223 Rifle Bob Galt – Fall Wreath DollyAnn Willcutt – Qiana Longknife Jewelry David Elkins – Lap Quilt Howard Rummel – Hand Carved Feather Pin Deb Solberg – John Roberts Cutting Board Mike Ereaux – Oschner Necklace Kyle and Colter Salveson – Snowflake Bowl Jamie Ulrich – Judy Michael Print Larry Matthews – Todd Mandeville Print Kay Hould – Harvey Rattey Bronze Sculpture Ruth Mitchell – Connie Tveten Bird Sculpture Greg Oxarart – Kevin Campbell Buffalo Sculpture...
Many Americans at one point or another have wanted to travel the country. Common thinking says that if you were to make the trip, an airplane, automobile or RV would be the best way to go. That's not the case with the Bike and Build riders that came through Malta last Saturday. The crew of 24 men and women took up shelter at St. Mary's after a 70 mile bike ride from Glasgow. "We're biking across the country to raise money for affordable housing," Bike and Build crew leader Sam Bondurant, told...
One of Malta's most accomplished athletes will see athletics in a different light this season, not as a player fighting to win a championship in basketball, but to lead her team to the top. Former M-ette and Montana State University Billings standout, Bobbi Knudsen will be coaching as the second assistant coach at Seattle Pacific University (SPU), a NCAA Division II – GNAC School next basketball season. Knudsen was a star point guard at every level, including her one year stint with USC F...
Boots and Saddles held their final event of the season and with that came fancy new buckles. One winner, six-year-old Chance Pierce participated in many of the events including barrel, key and arena races. But he took home a few prizes, including a halter, a buckle and money after placing first in the short pattern horse event. When asked about the money he won, he said he won $80. "I don't know," Pierce said after being asked about his plans for his new bounty. "Buy something that was really...
HELP WANTED Fulltime Assisted Living Aide Hi-Line Retirement Center which offers a Family - Oriented, Supportive, Team - Building Work Environment is Accepting Applications for a Full-time Assisted Living Aide. Wages doe, benefits 80% covered cost for health and vision for fte, accrued pto/eml + 8 holidays, eligibility for 401(k) after a year on the job. Interested persons can pick up an application and/or job description from the HLRC business office or contact Shelley Tucker or Betsy Isakson 654-1190. Position open until filled. Hi-Line...
The 100th Annual Phillips County Fair had plenty of talent and events that kept crowds coming back for more. One act on the Free Stage was Saskatoon's Double Vision, Mike and Mitchell - a twin magician duo - that brought laughter, anticipation and bewilderment to the fair. After their first performance, Thursday, July 31, at the Fair, the PCN caught up with the peculiar magicians. "We've been doing this show for 25 years across North America," Mike told the PCN. "We do everything from small fair...
