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Now in its 20th year, the Ranchers Stewardship Alliance would like to share with everyone, their year-end dinner at the Tin Cup at 5 p.m. this Friday, January 20th. As the invitation from the RSA staff says, "It's time to connect, reminisce, and celebrate the success of 2022 while looking forward to a tremendous 2023 at the Ranchers Stewardship Alliance Annual Banquet! Whether you've attended one of our events in-person or online, put an RSA project into play, or are just curious about our...
Independence Bank has promoted Dean Yeadon to the position of Branch President of Malta. Prior to this, Dean acted as the Assistant Branch Manager and has been overseeing the day to day operations of the Malta Branch. Yeadon was born and raised in Rhode Island and attended Northeastern University in Boston, MA, earning a degree in Mechanical Engineering. While at Northeastern, Dean played football for the Huskies. After graduation, Yeadon became an investment advisor earning his Series 7 & 63...
He's new to the position, but he's a familiar face. Wednesday, Dec. 28th, Roger Has The Eagle was sworn in and assumed the role and duties of Undersheriff of Phillips County. Roger (who also goes by Gerold) started with the Phillips County Sheriff's office in April of 2022, and was in office until he returned to Ft. Belknap. Roger is no stranger to the area, he was born in neighboring Blaine County. He attended schools and graduated from Harlem in 2009. Beyond high school, he attended college...
On 01-11-2023 Blaine County Deputies were doing traffic control for a vehicle that had slid into the ditch on US Highway 2 at mm 409. Deputies advised that the road conditions were too dangerous to continue with the vehicle that was in the ditch and out of traffic. As they were attempting to get traffic moving again a pickup truck that was traveling westbound struck a stock trailer that was being pulled by another pickup truck. One of the Deputies ran to check on the driver in the pickup pulling the stock trailer. The driver was uninjured. The...
One day, in October, before Halloween, I got to watch the City of Malta tear down a pink house across the street from the Phillips County News in Malta. Besides that, when I was there I could even watch the machine and steam shovel tearing the building down. Now the lot is empty and we all wonder what will be put there. They took the old house down because it was falling apart. For Christmas, I went down to Billings and went to a Christmas Day Service on Sunday, December 25....
Dear Editor As most of you know Hi-Line Retirement Center in Malta closed early last fall, partly because Medicaid did not reimburse the facility the cost for skilled long term care per resident per day that it costs. At least ten others in the state have closed, with several others just barely staying open unless the state can increase the amount of reimbursement, those will close. Daryl Toews, former state senator from Lustre, Mt. wrote a letter to the Phillips County News the end of August concerning this issue. I wrote to him and he called...
Dear Editor While traveling the highways between Saco and Malta, you can't help but notice all the antelope on the north side of the highway. I was thinking about them, and the game we have now and what I can remember as a boy in the 1940s. There were no deer. There were no antelope. I never saw an antelope where I was raised south of Saco until the late 40s, maybe even 1950. I have no idea if antelope came down from Canada, in the hard winter of 49 and 50, I know I never saw them, there weren't any deer either. The BLM land in South Valley...
My wife tells me I need a special counsel. Apparently, she’s fed up with all the documents I have stored in the basement of her office. She insists a special counsel is necessary to move all of my important papers to a Dumpster in the alley. I’m pushing back. This is important stuff. Since entering the newspaper business in 1985, I’ve kept a lot of paper. Boxes of newspapers, photographs, correspondence, and media guides are stored neatly in the basement of the old telephone company build...
Some of you know I am an individual of few words, quiet, and hard to engage in a conversation with. Yet, here I am, working with the capable and accomplished staff of the PCN. Thank you to all who have reached out with text, email messages, cards and letters as to my working within this capacity. There are those of you who have stated it took me a while to “find my niche” – my “calling” as it has been stated. It was a long way around to get here…I believe this was my fourth, if not fifth, time for applying at PCN. (Whew, you were spared!) Ju...
On June 27, 1976, the biggest Dallas Cowboys fan entered the world at Sioux Valley Hospital in Sioux Falls SD. After graduating from Shenandoah High School in 1994, Janelle lived in New York and Arizona before settling in Council Bluffs where she met Justin Anderson. They were married on August 21, 2004, in North Platte Nebraska. Over the years, the couple moved from North Platte to Douglas, WY, then to Glendive, MT, and finally on to Havre, MT. Track meets, wrestling, baseball, and other school events of daughter Paige (2007) and son Wyatt... Full story
Travis Mitchell Scheffelmaer, 26, passed away on January 11, 2023. A service will be held on Friday, January 20, 2023, at 11 a.m. at the Wilderness Funeral Home in Malta, MT. The services will be followed by a graveside service in Dodson and reception at the Mint Bar in Malta. Travis was born April 9, 1996, to Ruth and Mitch Scheffelmaer. He attended Zurich Elementary School where he graduated from the eighth grade. From then, he attended Dodson High School where he graduated in 2014. Travis worked at Albertsons before going to work at the... Full story
Sympathy to all the flood victims in California and other places. Get well to Pat Murdock of Whitewater. She was in Billings but is home now. Sympathy to the family of Annaleise Harms who passed away in Shelby. She was a resident of the Hi-Line Retirement Home until it closed. It is sad how many residents of Phillips County had to move from the Hi-Line. Whitewater has 2 visitors. They are coyote hunters from Maryland and Minnesota. They came a long way to kill coyotes, who are almost starving...
Betty L. Munson, age 90, passed away on Sunday, January 15, 2023, at Northern Montana Care Center in Havre, MT. She was born October 27, 1932, in Culbertson, MT to William Schwenke and Theresa Mischke Schwenke. She still enjoyed doing meal making and baking. She especially enjoyed making different types of bread to share with family and friends. She knitted many items for her children in their youth and maintained a passion for sewing, especially quilts. She has made a quilt for everyone in her family. Later in life, she learned to use the... Full story
We have had a week of fog and therefore frost! It makes some pretty designs! But it also plays havoc with the power lines. The longest the power was off at my house was 1⁄2 hour. I know that some people were off a lot longer than that. But kudos to the Big Flat crew for finding the problem quickly! I took a chance that the roads were clear on the way to Turner on Monday for Nellie Cedarburg’s funeral. The roads were fine, and the few places that drifted in had a good track that I could fol...
Malta Senior Center BINGO is every Friday at 1:00 at the Malta Senior Center PC Library Knitting and Crochet Club The Phillips County Library hosts a knitting and crochet group from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. every Thursday. Mustang Foundation Soup Feed 1-26 Join the Mustang Foundation at their Soup Feed during the January 26 Senior Night Basketball game versus Glasgow. Jim Schumacher Memorial Livestock Day 2-1-23 The Jim Schumacher Memorial Livestock Day, February 1, 2023 at the Great Northern Lodge Room, starts at 11 am. Lunch Sponsored by the Malta...
1 yrs ago Jan. 9, 2013 In her golden years Sylvia Ohs was bursting with excitement at the celebration of her 100th birthday. Sixty-one immediate members of her family gathered at the Malta Community Church to celebrate with her. Her one concession to her turning 100 is having to give up her driver’s license; which she did – reluctantly, to placate her daughter, Karen Wiederrick. Close to a spanking The Malta M-ettes remain undefeated after puttin’ a whoopin’ on the Lady Panthers Friday night, 62-18. The team was led by Jayla Graham and Brenna...
Malta Public Schools is selling a 2012 International Activity Bus. Minimum price is $1,500. The bus will be available for sale as of 9:00 AM on February 9, 2023. For additional information, contact the Malta School Central Office at 406-654-1871. ---------------------------- CENTURY COMPANIES, INC IS HIRING NOW!!! We are hiring for the following positions: Paving Superintendent Asphalt Plant Operator Field Mechanic Truck Driver Oiler/Pile Buck Bridge Carpenter Concrete Finisher construction laborer Heavy Equip Operator Asphalt Plant Groundsman...
FORMAT FOR ADVERTISING AN APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DRILL AN OIL AND GAS WELL REQUIRED BY ARM 36.22.601 BEFORE THE BOARD OF OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION OF THE STATE OF MONTANA In the Matter of the application of ) NOTICE OF ) INTENTION TO APPLY ) FOR PERMIT TO DRILL Scout Energy Management LLC. ) HELIUM WELL for a Permit to Drill a helium well. ) 1. Name and address of Applicant: Scout Energy Management, LLC. 13800 Montfort Dr, Suite 100 Dallas, TX 75240 2. Legal Description including County and Approximate Footages of Surface Location of...
U.S. Senator Jon Tester this week held three in-person, public Farm Bill listening sessions in eastern Montana to hear directly from ag producers, community leaders, and local officials in preparation for negotiating the 2023 Farm Bill. Tester also hosted a law enforcement roundtable in Glendive to discuss funding for public safety, securing the border, and combating fentanyl trafficking. On Tuesday, Tester hosted the first listening session in Glasgow, and on Wednesday, Tester hosted two more...
The first City Council of 2023 was held Tuesday, Jan. 10th; opening with the pledge to the flag, and with all Council members present. Mayor Demarais informed the council that the City had received three applications for the Compliance Officer position. He asked for two Councilpersons to volunteer to attend the job interviews and help with the hiring process. Councilpersons Hicks and Sintler volunteered. PWD Jim Truelove gave his report and updates. He said the City Crew has been busy blading the rough spots in the downtown area, they are...
Starting January 1, 2023, the start dates for Medicare Part B coverage will change. Coverage will start the first day of the month after a person signs up, if they sign up during the last three months of their Initial Enrollment Period (IEP) or during the General Enrollment Period (GEP). Before this change, if you signed up during the last three months of your IEP, your Medicare Part B coverage started two to three months after you enrolled. If you don’t sign up for Medicare Part B during your IEP, you have another chance every year during GEP...
The Malta Senior Center will be serving up biscuits with sausage gravy guaranteed to fill you up on Saturday, January 21, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. There will be a free will offering which will go toward the awning to be constructed over the new front door. I can still see the kids’ paternal gramma stirring the gravy in a humongous cast iron fry pan with the trash burner providing the heat. The fluffy biscuits (no Bisquick used in that house!) were piling up on a platter which would disappear like magic once the gravy hit the table. Many times t...
On Wednesday, January 11th, Dodson School held their annual spelling bee. The competition went well and ended after 21 rounds....
Malta Kids Club received a donation from the American Legion Malta Post No. 57....
The Dodson Coyotes and Lady Coyotes each picked up a win this past weekend, and the school's Homecoming King and Queen were crowned. The Coyotes and Lady Coyotes are scheduled to face the North Country Mavericks and Lady Mavericks respectively on Friday, January 20, in Dodson. The action starts with a JV Boys game at 5 p.m.(four-four minute quarters), then the girls varsity game at 6 p.m., and lastly, the boys varsity game at 7:30 p.m. The Dodson teams will then travel to Scobey to take on the...
