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The 25th Annual Phillips County Healthcare Foundation Dinner and Auction is this Saturday, November 12, and board member Julie Snellman hopes this year’s theme – entitled Black Tie and Blue Jeans – will encourage people to get dressed to the nines. “Since this is the 25th Anniversary we are encouraging people to dress up if they want,” Snellman said. “Wear a black tie, or come in your blue jeans. We thought we would have a theme and I know a few men already have their sports coats dusted off.” Since its inception in 1991, the Foundation Di...
Aside from the occasional substitution gigs, it looked like Darlene Kolczak’s career in education had come to an end when she retired from Malta Schools at the end of the year in 2014, but when an opportunity arose to get back in the field, Kolczak jumped at it. “I am the Phillips County Superintendent of Schools,” Kolczak said last Thursday in Malta. “It is something I have always aspired to do. I have kind of always liked this type of work. I was Chairman of the School Board in Landusky when m...
While many things have changed at the Hi-Line Retirement Center over the years it has sat next to the Phillips County Hospital, including the center’s name, one thing has remained constant; Darl Crowder. “November 12, 1979, that’s the day I started working at what was then the Good Samaritan,” Crowder told the PCN last week. “I worked from 11 o’clock at night to 7 in the morning, but I only did two shifts a week because we had our own business.” The “we” Crowder alludes to is her husband of 56...
For many people, the nine-to-five job requires warming the car in the morning, driving to work and then often spending countless hours away from home. But that’s most people. For the last 15 years, Jacy Stolem has worked from the comfort of her own house where her family and she run a number of home-based businesses. On Monday, November 14, from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. she will be putting one of her newest business ventures on display in conjunction with the Malta Chamber of Commerce Business A... Full story
I used to like to watch it rain. It did so with such infrequency around here that any rainfall was an event worth noting. Until recently. Summer was wetter than usual, but this fall has been soggier than anyone can remember. The storm a few weeks ago washed out roads and flooded fields. And about the time floodwaters began to recede it started raining again. The old saying “We can always use the moisture,” has been replaced with “Be glad it’s not snow.” But it may be soon. It’s November no...
Members voted to delay by eight years the implementation of a new ozone emissions rule from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This rule is ludicrously strict. And it would smother business growth and compromise funding for crucial infrastructure projects. The Senate should support the House's bill and pass this delay along to the President. Back in October, the EPA announced it would lower the ceiling for ground-level ozone emissions from 75 to 70 parts per billion. Commonly called smog, ground-level ozone is generated from the...
Well, the election is over (unless you are reading this on Tuesday night…if that is the case, use your imagination.) In previous columns, people who have said the “world will end” and point to a civil war depending on which candidate for president was crowned winner have been called to the carpet and asked to stop that idiotic notion. Well, if sports are any indication, maybe they were correct. Last Wednesday, the Chicago Cubs did away with the Curse of the Billy Goat and came back from a 3-1 deficit to win the Major League Baseball World...
I’m a White Sox fan, so I had lukewarm feelings about the Cubs winning the World Series last Wednesday night. I found myself honestly wanting to cheer for the Cubs throughout the MLB post-season, but I couldn’t do it. I remember thinking that they would just blow it like they have in past seasons. I’ll admit it I was wrong. There was no better team than the Cubs in 2016 and even though they fell behind 3-1 to Cleveland in the World Series, they seemed destined to win. It took a rain delay in gam...
Mother Nature finally straightened up and this week has been beautiful! The corrals have dried enough to allow shipping calves to take place! Heck, the Loring Lutheran Church might even get moved yet! The ground has been too soft so far. Many of the women from this area were in this weekend to participate in the Specialty Fair at the City Hall. Dixie Stordahl and Lu Besel sat at the GPDM table and right across from them was Brenda Clark with her creations! It was a fun day and we saw many...
The weather stayed nice so the little kids out on Halloween had a good evening to be out and about. It was nice to see almost all the little ones in costume! On Tuesday, Larry Solberg was presumed upon to be driver and Selma Miller, Polly Solberg and Dora Henry rode to Fort Peck to see the Veterans Memorial and for Selma to see the Dam and spillway, as she had never seen it. We then joined a crowd of near 2,000 at the Glasgow High School to hear Eva Kor, a twin, imprisoned at Auschwitz, tell her...
Local businesses will join the Buster Deo Post Auxiliary in honoring Veterans this Friday in honor and recognition of Veteran’s Day. Shear Essence beauticians/stylists, Sue Kaluza, Tiffany Fercho and Chelsea Bisset will offer free haircuts for Veteran’s on Friday. Appointments are necessary so call early for availability. Jerry Salveson at Jerry’s Barber Pole will also participate in the recognition by offering Veteran’s haircuts for $10 that day, and again, customers will also need to make appointments. Friday will also offer an opportu...
Jonathan Michael Toms David Veseth is happy to announce the arrival of his nephew Jonathan Michael Toms born October 22, 2016, in Colorado Springs, Colo. Jonathan weighed 6 pounds and 13 ounces and was 21 inches long. Happy parents are Katie and Rusty Toms. Adoring grandparents are Leslie and David Toms of Arizona and Mike and Rosemary Veseth of Malta. Grandma Rosie predicts that Jonathan will begin pilot's training when he turns 10....
Kade Murdock of Bozeman visited Pat and Jim Murdock, Ree Simon-son and Margie Olson. Kade has been in National Guard. Debbie Anderson visited her mom, Judy (a former Whitewater resident) in Helena. Lexie Haynes’ children visited grandparents Pat and Jim Murdock. Late congratulations to Loring Hutterites on three new babies in the past months. Margie Olson gave me and others meat and vegetables. A very nice surprise! The Whitewater Lutheran Church has a new roof – looks good! “Polka Sun” at the...
Malta Senior Meals Thursday, Nov. 10th - Pork roast Friday, Nov. 11th - Chicken cordon bleu Tuesday, Nov. 15th - Hot hamburger Do you have a November birthday? Sign up when you sign in for dinner for your chance to win the November 10 meal certificate Food Bank Angel Program The Malta Food Bank has applications for this year’s Angel Program. The program is for children 18 and younger only. Clothing and shoes will be purchased by the Angel Program for those in need, and toys will not be eligible items. Completed applications must be turned in n...
October 21, 2016 11:31 p.m. Male requested law enforcement assistance at a local apartment complex for a disturbance; Deputies responded to the call; case file started. October 22, 2016 2:33 a.m. Deputy performed security checks in the Sleeping Buffalo and Saco areas. 3:39 a.m. Female reported suspicious activity near a local residence; Deputies responded to the call; individual not located. 11:41 a.m. Deputy released one adult male, Larry Simpson, from PCSO Jail on own recognizance after Justice Court appearance. 2:45 p.m. Female reported a...
Seniors: Nate Costin, Cru Darrah, Shay Garfield, Kristi Granlund, Deandra Johannesen, Kari Koss, Peyton Meeks, Blake Sjostrom and Reed Veit. Juniors: TaChante’ Cole, Grace Doucette, Travis Epperson, Tel Jensen, Adessa Judd, Macy Knudsen, Kendall Koss, Konner Kuehn, Isabella Mackey, Samantha Mitchell and Billie Orahood. Sophomores: Reba Doucette, Taylor Eggebrecht, Lily Maxie, Raina Mortenson and Reese Sjostrom. Freshmen: Tyler Arnold, Benjamin Costin, Kelbee Denham, Keith Epperson, Carly Garfield, Bonnie Jones, Ezra Judd, Kendall Moore, J...
1 years ago November 9, 1916 World in Brief Chicago: Chicago drug and confectionary stores have raised the price of ice cream sodas to 15 cents, and candy shops announce advances from five to 20 cents per pound. New York: During the last 12 months there were built in the United States by steam railroads only 716 miles of new line, the lowest annual record for more than 50 years. In 1964, during the Civil War, only 738 miles were built. Geneva: Compulsory war economy in Germany has spread to...
Kathy Ereaux Manager of M.O.I. Work Center Favorite Hobby Refurbishing old furniture Favorite Meal / Dessert Tacos / Cherry Cheesecake Favorite Animal Do minions count? Favorite TV Show: Survivor Fave Pro Sports Team: Denver Broncos Dream Two Week Vacation The Caribbean...
Who's Got Team Spirit! Question A: Why do you wear that team jacket? Question B: Who is your other favorite team? Skylar Gilkerson A: The Minnesota Vikings is one of my favorite teams. B: My favorite team is the Seattle Seahawks. Bill Smith A: I have been a Boston Red Sox fan all my life. I cry and boo when they lose. B: The Chicago Bears. Jim Sintler A: I had these in my closet for 12 to 14 years and the Cleveland Indians finally made it to the World Series and beat the Chicago Cubs(in game...
Beat the holiday rush, receive valuable coupons and get treated to exclusive in-store specials when you attend Malta Merchant’s, “You’re the Holly to Malta’s Jolly” Premiere Shopping event on Sunday, November 20th from 12 p.m.-4 p.m. From now until November 20th, stop by any local Malta bank to purchase your $15 gift bag. Only fifty gift bags are available for this event. Inside that gift bag is a coupon book good for hundreds of dollars’ worth of discounts throughout Malta. You will also find coupons for in-store services and specials, l...
Malta Senior Citizens hosted a successful Soup and Bread event October 29, which allowed them to take two steps forward and only one back. Malta Ready Mix poured the sidewalk and curb this past week to complete the repairs from the broken water line. An FYI: When you, as a respectful citizen, see yellow tape and the City’s orange posts signifying DO NOT CROSS that is exactly what it means. The contractor came back to check on the sidewalk only to find a perfect foot print in the concrete. Since the cement had ‘set-up’ it took time to smoot...
Wanted Make Your Vehicle An Ad Space And Earn $300 Weekly. Earn $300 weekly when you drive your vehicle with an Ad on it. Vinyl graphic sheets are installed for free by the Advertiser and you earn $300 by just driving to your normal routine places. Contact: [email protected] or text (305) 501-0507 to apply. Singers and Musicians Please contact 674-5576 for more information. HELP WANTED POSITION AVAILABLE Route bus driver $17.25/hr Single insurance available Please contact: Mr. Darin Cummings, Supt Box 46 Whitewater, MT 59544 406-...
Phillips County Hospital is proud to announce that they were recently awarded the Montana Rural Healthcare Performance Improvement Network's Quality Improvement Award for its work on Emergency Department Transfer Communications. The awards were announced during the general session at the MHA Annual Convention held in Billings on September 29, 2016. The Montana Rural Healthcare Performance Improvement Network (PIN) is a voluntary membership of 48 critical access hospitals throughout the state....
Several Malta Kiwanians became interested in the CASA program, and contacted Mark Douglass, the area executive director, to come speak at our meeting. He informed the group that he is responsible for recruiting, screening, and supervising volunteers from Havre to Glasgow. CASA stands for Court Appointed Student Advocate. The mission of this group is to recruit, screen, train, and supervise volunteers to serve as advocates in the court for children who have been abused and/or neglected. It offers a voice for youth in the child welfare system...
Pippin DJ and Karaoke hosted the Annual Elementary Halloween Party and High School Scavenger Hunt on November 2 (to accommodate middle school basketball) at the Saco IOOF Hall. Pictured below are some costumed folks, some scavenger hunt winners and contestants. Pippin DJ and Karaoke purchased 2 $50 itunes cards for first place, two skull candy headphones for second, and the Cabin Cafe provided two free burger/fries/drink coupons for third....
