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  • Malta Mayor candidates Q&A

    Aug 30, 2017

    Ballots for the primary election allowing City of Malta voters to whittle a field of four mayoral candidates down to two hit mailboxes last Wednesday ahead of the September 12 deadline to return the mail-in only ballots. Current Malta Mayor Shyla Jones announced earlier this year that she would not seek a third term and Malta residents Kathleen Bohn-Bagley, John Demarais, Edward A. Haver IV, and Gary Knudsen are seeking to fill the vacancy (candidate Chris Judd withdrew from the election and he...

  • Saco Fun Days Schedule

    Aug 30, 2017

    Friday, Sept. 1st 6:30 p.m. Potluck Dinner, located at the Town Shop, please bring a side dish. 9 p.m. to close. Karaoke w/ Pippin DJ & Karaoke at the Old Brand Saloon. Saturday, Sept. 2nd 10:30 a.m. Parade Line up -- theme is "Generic." You pick your theme; Make it wild, make it fun! Go Big!! Free Beef Barbecue at Town Shop (Donations welcome) following the parade. Class of 2018 Waterslide, located at IOOF Hall. 1 p.m. Saco Chamber Button Draw. Methodist Church Pie Social at Town Shop. Horse...

  • July Fire Appreciation and Fun Day in Zortman on Saturday

    Mark Hebert, Publisher|Aug 30, 2017

    Of all the things planned at the July Fire Appreciation and Fun Day in Zortman this weekend, the Zortman Volunteer Fire Department Chief is looking forward to a few things in particular during the day-long festivity. "I am looking forward to people coming together and having a day of thanks that we survived the July Fire and have fun and enjoy the day," said Chief Rod Bolland. The July Fire started on Monday, July 3 at 4:30 p.m. — a day before Independence Day which is generally a fun-filled day in Zortman. The July Fire forced the people of Z...

  • Malta City Council approves steps to add pool bonding to a future election

    Mark Hebert, Publisher|Aug 30, 2017

    The Malta City Council unanimously voted in favor of passing a motion to continue looking into a vote asking for City-wide bonding in order to rebuild the Municipal Pool. "I think that is the way we are going to find out how people feel," Councilman William Hicks said. The City-wide bonding idea originated at a public meeting held by the City of Malta to discuss the 60-plus-year-old pool. At that meeting, it was reported that pool has cost the City of Malta approximately $220,900 since 2011 while generating just $41,650, she said (the total...

  • St. Mary Tour Focuses on Aging Infrastructure

    Marko Manoukian, P.C. Extension Agent|Aug 30, 2017

    On August 14 and 15, the St. Mary Rehabilitation Working Group toured the United States side of the St. Mary/Milk River Irrigation Project as well as the Canadian side of the St. Mary Project. The Working Group tour was led by the Lt. Governor along with congressional staff, US and Canadian Milk River Irrigators, Tribal partners, engineering firms, legislators from the State, project stakeholders, Department of Natural Resource employees as well as Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) representation...

  • Water quality and forage availability focus of drought meeting

    Marko Manoukian, P.C. Extension Agent|Aug 30, 2017

    Twenty-five livestock producers attended the MSU Extension livestock management during drought meeting on Monday, August 21. Dr. Rachel Endecott, MSU Extension Beef Cattle Specialist discussed water quality limitations for livestock consumption. Water sources that are over 10,000 parts per million for (ppm) for Total Dissolves Solids (TDS) is not recommended for any livestock. “What part of TDS that is made up by Sulfates is what really matters for livestock production and the only way to k...

  • Headed down the same road

    Parker Heinlein, Outdoor Columnist|Aug 30, 2017

    They say that after a while people begin to look like their dogs. I don’t doubt it. I’m just not sure which one. I suppose it depends on the day. While I’d like to think there are some similarities between me and Baby Ruth, I’m just kidding myself. She’s bright-eyed and full of energy, pays close attention to everything going on around her, and quickly gobbles up every last morsel of her food. Her teeth are sparkling white, her coat is shiny and her future is bright. That’s not me. Even on my...

  • Open our wallets

    Aug 30, 2017

    Dear Editor, Hopefully we can open our wallets to help the victims of the hurricane - American Red Cross will gladly accept what ever you can spare. Too bad Trump had to do a Friday night news dump of continued poor judgment decisions, instead of focusing on the immediate tragedies developing. But that is the theme of a narcissist. Still waiting for the tweet telling he is quitting! Barbara Schlocker, Malta...

  • Scott Allen Lindgren

    Aug 30, 2017

    Scott Allen Lindgren, 30, of Leeds, ND and formerly of Malta, Mont., passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, August 23, 2017 at the CHI St. Alexius Hospital in Devils Lake, ND. Funeral Services were held Monday, August 28, 2017 at the Leeds Public School with Pastor Michael Pretzer officiating. Visitation with a Prayer Service was Sunday, August 27, 2017 at the Leeds Lutheran Church. A Funeral Service will also be held in Malta, Mont., on Wednesday, August 30, 2017 at the Malta High School at 2 p.m. Burial will take place at the Malta Cemetery....

  • Elizabeth 'Bette' R. Dyrdahl

    Aug 30, 2017

    Elizabeth 'Bette' R. Dyrdahl of Helena, age 94, passed away on July 24, 2017 with family by her side. Bette was born June 5, 1923. Her parents were H. H. and Mary Behrman-early day settlers in north Phillips County, Montana. Bette graduated from the Loring High School with a class of eight students in 1940. She married Delmar Dyrdahl on June 15, 1941, and they raised their family of six children on the Behrman/Dyrdahl ranch, 12 miles NW of Loring, Mont. Many fond memories remained of those 50-plus years in that community. In 1974, the Dyrdahl...

  • PC Museum News for August 30, 2017

    Lori Taylor, PC Museum Curator|Aug 30, 2017

    Operation Skywatch. Do those words ring a bell? Did you take part in Operation Skywatch? Were you a member of the Montana Ground Observer Corps? The volunteers that took part in GOC were an integral part of our nation’s defense plan. The idea that the open spaces of Montana might interest the Soviets in a surprise attack was a viable concern for the Air Force. To combat this problem volunteers across Montana were trained to identify silhouettes of all military planes and armed with telephones and binoculars. When an aircraft was sighted volunte...

  • Briefly for August 30, 2017

    Aug 30, 2017

    Malta Senior Meals Thursday, Aug 31 - Ham dinner Friday, Sept 1st - Dill salmon Tuesday, Sept 5th - Hot hamburger Do you have a birthday in September? Be sure to sign up for a 10 meal certificate for September when you sign in for dinner. You could be the winner. No Scandia Lutheran Church The Scandia Lutheran Church will no be hosting church services this year. GPDM Closed for season 9-4. The Great Plains Dinosaur Museum will close on Monday, September 4, and will reopen in May of 2018. Kiwanis Meeting 9-5. The Malta Kiwanis will meet on...

  • Memories for August 30, 2017

    Mark Hebert, Publisher|Aug 30, 2017

    1 years ago August 30, 1917 A committee of Malta businessmen has secured plenty of funds this week to give the soldier boys a rousing send-off. They entertain in Malta presumably on the 5th of Sept. It is the intention of those in charge to make the day a memorable one for all concerned and from the way everyone is taking a hold, it should be a great day. ☻☻☻ The business formally conducted by F. L. Partridge under the name of "Variety Store" will reopen about Sept. 1 in the east room of th...

  • Loring News for August 30, 2017

    Dixie Stordahl, PCN Correspondent|Aug 30, 2017

    Even though the solar eclipse was less than stellar due to the cloud cover, we were able to get several glimpses over the lunch hour. Sports have kicked in now with the first volleyball invitational tournament in Malta this last weekend, And the blue and white scrimmage on Friday evening. Many of the area people drove to Billings/Huntley for the Cox-Ferguson wedding! Blessings to the happy couple! I'm so happy because the little hummingbird who stops by for sustenance as he makes his way south...

  • Legal Ads for August 30, 2017

    Aug 30, 2017

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  • Classified Ads for August 30, 2017

    Aug 30, 2017

    FOR RENT Apartment for Rent: One bedroom/one bath upstairs. Finished basement, one bath, three rooms downstairs. 654-1736 FOR SALE FOR SALE: Jacuzzi Pumps, Water Softeners & Water Softener Salt. Call Farmers & Ranchers 654-1412. FOR SALE: 50 pound bags Coarse Softener Salt. CHS Big Sky, 246 Industrial Road, Malta, 654-2022. HELP WANTED American Prairie Reserve is Hiring Are you looking for an opportunity to contribute to one of the largest and most exciting conservation projects since the founding of the National Parks? The seasonal Facilities...

  • M-ette Young captures 4th as Cross Country season begins

    Thea Solberg, PCN Correspondent|Aug 30, 2017

    The M-ette Cross Country team boarded an early morning bus Saturday, and traveled to eastern Montana to participate in the first meet of the season. The meet would take place near the Medicine Bear Complex facility in Poplar. Despite a looming haze on the horizon caused by the wild fires burning all over the state, the light cloud cover and cool temperatures provided ideal conditions for running a 3 mile race. The twenty seven girls representing eight teams walked the course prior to the race, and made their way over blacktop streets, rutty...

  • Dodson News for August 30, 2017

    Aug 30, 2017

    School started again on Wednesday in Dodson. Good to see buses and kids around again. The cross country kids have been seen out and running, getting back into shape. Selma Miller's family who came from Burnsville, Minn., were Bruce and Jenni Brown, and Aaron, Brennan and Leah and Merrilynn Miller and Esther Miller from Folson, Calif. Some of them have been staying with Edward and Polly Solberg and Polly has been helping them get around to visit and also giving them her car to see others. Bonnie Lankford was among those attending Byron Ereaux's...

  • Card News for August 30, 2017

    Aug 30, 2017

    Pinochle On Tuesday, August 22, Malcolm Clouse took first place with 6,060 and Ken Ruzicka took second place with a score of 5,490. The traveling prize was awarded to both Ken and Harvey Smith. On Thursday, August 24, Shirley Jones notched a first place finish with a tally of 7,360 and Malcolm Clouse took second with a final score of 6,330. The traveling prize was awarded to both Shirley and Malcom. Malta Duplicate Bridge On Wednesday, August 17, Malcolm Clouse and Lois Goodheart took first place. Bob Maxie and Donna Olson tied with Les...

  • Malta Mustangs Football 2017

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Aug 30, 2017

    The Malta Mustangs will have a new look with a new coaching staff and a different conference this season. The 2B conference is no more. With the 2017-18 Montana Football Realignment in effect, conference designations are simply, North, South, East and West. Malta's football team will be playing in the Northern B Conference, where they will face six in conference opponents which include, Shelby, Conrad, Fairfield, Cut Bank, Harlem and Glasgow. The only time that the team will venture out of confe...

  • Maverick Volleyball 2017

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Aug 30, 2017

    The Lady Mavericks look to improve on last season's campaign as the team only lost two members, one to graduation and the other to transfer. In last year's campaign the Lady Mavericks found themselves as runner up in the 3C District Tournament and punching their ticket to the Eastern C Divisional in Sidney. The team's season ended as the team fell to Jordan in the elimination bracket. "It's time to step up and fight for that district title," second year Lady Mavericks Head Coach Barry Malone...

  • Coyotes Cross Country 2017

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Aug 30, 2017

    The Dodson Coyotes Cross Country isn't training for the basketball season this year. For them, it is state or bust. The team formerly was under a cooperative agreement with Whitewater, forming the Harriers, but since Whitewater didn't field any runners this season, the Dodson Coyotes are back. "Bruce will still be around," Coyotes Coach Tianna Bloomer said. Bruce Warren of Whitewater was the Co-Coach of the Harriers but will be around the Coyotes for local events. Coach Bloomer will be with her...

  • M-ette Volleyball 2017

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Aug 30, 2017

    The Malta M-ettes Volleyball team made it to the Northern B divisional last season, only to see their hopes of making it to state end in an elimination game against the Cut Bank Wolves in Shelby. This season, the team has returned both of their all-conference athletes as well as plenty of talents that helped them get out of the 2B District Tourney last year. The team graduated a few seniors last season, including Raleigh Hunter, who was the team's Libero, defensive specialist Chanel Lett,...

  • Malta Cross Country 2017

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Aug 30, 2017

    The Malta Cross Country team has retained most of their runners from last season, a season that ended with a few runners at state and a 17th overall placing as a team at state. Last year the M-ettes sent seven runners to state and only one of those runners, Mariah Salveson was lost to graduation. The team lost a total of four athletes to graduation also including Jada Nicholson, Eva Harms and Sara Ware. In all, this year's Malta Cross Country team will have 11 runners, nine of which are...

  • 2017 Malta Cheerleaders

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Aug 30, 2017

    What would prep sports be without a team of cheerleaders to urge the crowd to cheer on the home team? The Malta Cheerleaders took their talents to CheerFest last spring and came back with hardware in Coach Timberlee Pankratz’s first season, which can confirm that this group means business. Though it isn’t basketball season, Pankratz and the Malta Cheerleaders will be present at each of Malta’s home games for football and select volleyball games this fall. The team will be without a few members f...

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