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Articles from the September 16, 2015 edition


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  • Day at the ranch

    Mark Hebert, Editor|Sep 16, 2015

    Nearly 200 Malta Elementary students hopped on school busses and headed east of town for a field trip to the Hinman Angus Ranch last Wednesday to participate in Ag Education Day where they travelled to six different stations to learn about farming and ranching. The program at Hinman Angus Ranch started in 2009 when Dave and Yvonne Hinman decided they wanted to do something nice for children that would double as a learning opportunity. "I think the children are getting something out of it each...

  • Speed bumps a go after council meeting

    Mark Hebert, Editor|Sep 16, 2015

    Mosquito spraying coming to an end, branches around town to be cut down and a disagreement about races held in the city were a few of the items discussed at last week’s Malta City Council Meeting. Malta Mayor Shyla Jones said that the mosquito spray truck will soon start spraying every other day – barring a big rain – and as the buggers start to disappear the truck will make the rounds once every three days. Mayor Jones added that once the weather gets below freezing the spraying will most likely stop all together. City Councilwoman Bonnie Wied...

  • Bradys honored for years of service

    Rosemary S. Veseth, PCN Correspondent|Sep 16, 2015

    The Malta community has been blessed with many folks who volunteer countless hours helping where needed. These are the people who quietly take the time to coach Little League, sack groceries at the food bank, organize a Girl Scout troop, play bingo at our rest home, or trim the rose bushes at the Robinson House. Jim and Mary Brady, who will soon move to Oak Harbor, Washington, certainly be-long to this fine group of people. Jim and Mary came to Malta about twenty-five years ago. Mary began at... Full story

  • Simons brings 30 years of experience to Patty's Floral

    Sep 16, 2015

    After many years providing floral services to Phillips County the business has been sold. Patty Simons is the new owner and has been in the greenhouse business for 30 years. When this location became available she was very excited to take on the new venture. Onnie is the daughter of former owners Karl & Jan Harms. Jan now lives with Onnie in Virginia. Onnie is visiting the area this week. Mardy Demarais is the floral shop manager. Patty (Lang) and Mardy (Caves) both grew up in Phillips County....

  • Getting my campfire fix

    Parker Heinlein, Outdoor Columnist|Sep 16, 2015

    I’ve been going into some kind of hunting camp every fall since I was a kid. Dad and cousin Carlton used to hunt rabbits and quail at a relative’s farm in Illinois for a few days each November. I started tagging along before I was old enough to carry a gun. We’d stay in a tiny, unheated trailer behind the barn, cooking all of our meals there except Sunday dinner, which we always ate at the farmhouse. It was an old place and it sat in a fertile creek bottom bordered by hardwoods. The count...

  • The Sierra Club Has Become a Front Group for its Donors' Financial Interests

    Drew Johnson|Sep 16, 2015

    One of America's most respected environmental nonprofits has traded in one kind of green for another. Some of the Sierra Club's board members and most important donors have put the almighty dollar before Mother Earth by encouraging the organization to engage in activities that bolster their bottom line. In a new report, the Energy & Environment Legal Institute reveal that many environmental activists benefit richly from their donations to the Sierra Club. Nathaniel Simons, a hedge fund baron worth an estimated $12 billion, has donated more...

  • Sometimes the guy with the camera gets picked on

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Sep 16, 2015

    Being from a big town, where students are required to do a lot less in terms of extra-curricular activi-ties, I have noticed that small schools around here take things like homecoming week a little serious. I have to say that I am definitely impressed with the class participation from the high schools to the elementary schools. I was randomly selected to help lead the GO! FIGHT! WIN! – GO BIG BLUE! cheer at the 2015 Home-coming Assembly. I was confused by Principal King’s selection at first bec...

  • Contemplations from my MSU desk

    Brandon Nicholson, MSU Student|Sep 16, 2015
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    In Malta, it is common knowledge Autumn means three things… football, hunting, and a break from farming. At least, that’s all gathered information. The Mustangs, Sugarbeeters, and Blue Ponies all had great games this week. Congrats to you Mustangs who are reading this. Jake, Jesse, and the HoonSquad in Chinook, way to play! Dane Warp from the Havre Blue Ponies also set the Montana record for passing yards, according to Twitter. Jace Billy is smiling at your accomplishments! I’m sure my friends Tucker, Trey, Quintan are all putting 110-p...

  • Luane Stadstad

    Sep 16, 2015

    Luane Stadstad, 90, Grand Forks, died Sunday, September 6, 2015 in Altru Hospital, Grand Forks. Luane Lefdahl , the daughter of Ole and Ella (Peterson) Lefdahl was born June 21, 1925 at Malta, Montana. She was raised and educated at Malta, graduating from Malta High School in 1943. She attended Concordia College and graduated in 1945 with a degree in Music. Luane married Howard Hoverson on May 26, 1945 at Moorhead, Minn., They lived and farmed at rural Manvel, N.D. Luane continued to use her ski...

  • Loring News for week of September 16, 2015

    Dixie Stordahl, PCN Correspondent|Sep 16, 2015

    What a wonderful week of perfect weather! I enjoyed the aurora borealis for several evenings! The best I've ever seen were on Tuesday morning! The moon was just a sliver, but Venus and Mars were just brilliant! Cindy Clark, Connie Wasson and Carol Lumsden attended Bible study at Dixie Stordahl's on Wednesday. Pete and Carol Lumsden visited Bob and Kathleen Lumsden in Absorkee last weekend! Jonnae Slade met them and everyone enjoyed a hike up in the mountains. Several Loring families attended...

  • Dodson News for September 16, 2015

    Eldora Henry, PCN Correspondent|Sep 16, 2015

    The community was sad to hear on Saturday Sept. 12 that Gladys Thackeray, a long time former resident of Dodson, had died. Her funeral will be Friday September 18 at 1 p.m . at the Community Alliance Church in Havre. The Church is located at 925 8th Street and the phone # is 265-8482 if anyone wishes to leave condolences. The community extends sympathy to her family. Wink and Terri Cole were home again for the weekend from Billings. They were able to locate and fix the water leak that plagued...

  • Whitewater News for the Week of September 16, 2015

    Helen Austin, PCN Correspondent|Sep 16, 2015

    “Hope you are all better” wishes to Hellies’ baby, and all who are not feeling well. There is a group who have a gun raffle (even if there is a surplus of guns in Phillips County and all over the USA.) Jay Brown of Whitewater was a gun winner here. Long ago, a Whitewater Classmate was accidentally shot and killed with a gun which the owner didn’t think was loaded. A terrible thing. There was a big, fun filled weekend in Phillips County on Labor Day. There was a Jam Session with Country Western...

  • Malta News for September 16, 2015

    Sarah Osmundson, PCN Reporter|Sep 16, 2015

    The Family of Betty Kaufman would like the community to know Mom is doing well and has moved to an apartment at Marquis Grand Park, 1221 28th St. W. Apt. #131, Billings, Mont. , 59102. Cards and visitors are most welcome....

  • Card News for September 16, 2015

    Sep 16, 2015

    Senior Center Whist On Wednesday, September 9, high was Clarence Blunt with 48, second was Leonard Leader with 47 and traveling prize was awarded to Jeanette Heinle. Pinochle On Wednesday, September 15, high was earned by Leonard Leader with a score of 7,360. Second place was Clarence Blunt with 6,460 and the traveling prize was awarded to Jeanette Heinle and Jerry Depute. Hi Line Whist On Friday, September 11, Agnes and Mary won 16-2 against Pearl and Mark. In the second contest of the night, Agnes and Ann won 17-4....

  • Ryden Paul Wiesse-Waters

    Sep 16, 2015

    Ryden Paul Wiesse-Waters was born on September 4, 2015 at 2:10 a.m. at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital. He weighed 8 pounds 9 ounces and is 20 inches long. His mother is Avery J. Wiese of Malta. Maternal grandparents are Alecia and Steve Waters of Malta. Paternal grandparents are Art and Wanda Wiese of Havre, Mont....

  • Eden Barbara Domire

    Sep 16, 2015

    Eden Barbara Domire was born on September 8, 2015 at 9:38 p.m. at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital. She weighed 8 pounds 11 ounces and is 20 inches long. Her parents are Randy and Jessica Domire of Malta. She joins Lela, Brendan and Trenton Domire and Wyatt Dunbar at home. Maternal grandparents are Roger and Leann French of Malta. Paternal grandparents are the late Joseph Domire and Barb Domire of Chester, Mont....

  • Briefly for the week of September 16, 2015

    Sep 16, 2015

    Senior Meals Thursday, September 17th - Spaghetti Friday, September 18th - Hot Hamburger Tuesday, September 22nd - Roast Pork September birthdays - don't forget to let us know when you sign in. You could be the lucky winner of 10 free meals. 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. Grace F...

  • PC Extension to host Shelterbelt Workshop

    Sep 16, 2015

    The Phillips County Extension Office in coordination with the Phillips County Conservation District will be hosting a shelterbelt workshop on Wednesday, September 23 beginning at 9:00 am through 12:30 p.m. The workshop will be held at Dr. Anne Johnson’s clinic off of Highway 364 south of Malta and also at Ron Sjostrom’s approximately 4 miles east of Malta off of Highway 2 on Strater Road. Dr. Peter Kolb will instruct participates on renovating, design, and species selection for shelterbelts. Information on weed control both chemical and mec...

  • Youth-Only pheasant and waterfowl hunts on tap

    Tom Palmer, Montana FWP|Sep 16, 2015

    Montana's young hunters will have the states' waterfowl and pheasants to themselves Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 26-27. Legally licensed hunters ages 10-15 may hunt ducks, geese, coots mergansers and ring-necked pheasants statewide on these two special days set aside for youngsters. The two-day youth hunt is open to: • legally licensed 12-15 year olds who have completed hunter education and who are accompanied by a non-hunting adult at least 18 years of age; • and properly certified and legally licensed apprentice hunters 10-15 years of age who...

  • ANC USDA Garden Tours harvested many participants

    Rebecca Bishop-Goss, PCN Correspondent|Sep 16, 2015

    The USDA Demonstration Garden on the Aaniiih Nakoda College Campus held its annual garden tours, where community members were educated, gifted organic vegetables and fed a delicious lunch, and some were lucky enough to win wonderful prizes. Manuel Morales and his wife Cheryl Morales both work at the college, “Manny” is the USDA Extension Director, and Cheryl, NSF T-CUP CoPI/ Project Coordinator have worked hard over the summer. Manny, his assistant, Doug Main and his summer interns, Trey Cochran, HRDC Summer Youth, Isaiah Doney, Terry Sand Cra...

  • Yesterday's Phillips County News Memories for week of September 16, 2015

    Mark Hebert, Editor|Sep 16, 2015

    1 years ago September 16, 1915 Malta School News The enrollment in the high school grades is 25, which is eight more than were listed at the same time last year. As more are yet to enroll, the high school membership will almost double this year. The entire school enrollment has reached the 200 mark and more are coming every day. Local News The first snow storm of the season struck this section last Friday but did not amount to very much except to make the roads muddy. Reports from Zortman...

  • Grapevine for week of September 16, 2015

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Sep 16, 2015

    Question A: Who were you for Superhero/ Villain day? Question B: What was your favorite part of Homecoming week?...

  • In the spotlight for September 16, 2015; Homecoming Edition

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Sep 16, 2015

    Homecoming Royalty King Jordan Pierce Queen Marley Manoukian King Pierce Favorite Moving Picture: Saving Private Ryan Dream Chariot: The year of our Lord, 2006 Dodge Ram with a Cummings Diesel engine Favorite sweet: Kit-Kat AIf you could go anywhere by ship: Probably somewhere in Mexico for vacation. Favorite thing about homecoming week: Seeing all the people get dressed up. They showed great pride in their school. What superhero were you? Superman. Favorite pet: A dog because they are loyal....

  • Phillips County Sheriff's Report for week of September 16, 2015

    P.C. Sheriffs Office|Sep 16, 2015

    PHILLIPS COUNTY SHERIFF NEWS LOG of Aug 22 thru Aug 29 Check out our website: www.phillipscountysheriff.org and our Facebook page, Phillips County Sheriff’s Office. August 22, 2015 1:13 a.m. Deputy performed a traffic stop which led to one adult female being transported to PCSO to be incarcerated on DUI and MIP charges; case file started. 5:23 a.m. Deputy received a report of an individual walking on Hwy 191 near the golf course; male not located in the surrounding area. 7:45 a.m. 911 received requesting an ambulance for a female in the Z...

  • First Annual "Doll Up Your Dolls" Benefit Fundraiser to be held for the Malta Boys & Girls Club

    Sep 16, 2015

    Anyone who has skills in sewing, knitting or crocheting is invited to show off their talent during the first annual “Doll Up Your Dolls” fundraiser to help benefit the Malta Boys and Girls Club. The event will be held at this year’s Specialty Fair on Saturday, November 7, at the Malta City Hall. There will be two categories: “Dressed for the Ball” and “Costumes Around the World.” Contestants need to procure a new or “gently used” 11 ½” doll and handcraft a gown for it by either sewing, crocheting or knitting. Embellishments for t...

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