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A great time was had by all those who attended the Malta High School Jazz Combo concert last Tuesday night, February 15. Over the short period of time that I have been covering the band/choir concerts, I have come to expect the unexpected. Especially from the band director, Mr. Eric Engebretson. He seems to come up with some very creative things to do for the band. So when the house lights went down and the stage lights came up, the only band members on the stage were Krista Meisdalen at the...
Architects, engineers, and repairs were the main topic of the night at the last Malta School Board meeting held on Wednesday, February 9. In the standing committee report, the building committee consisting of trustees Justin Lamb and Scott Meneely met with Elementary Principal Mrs. Seymour for a tour of the Malta Elementary School. They reported to the board that there are many issues in the building. There is a water leak in the gym, the library has a bad leak with water coming in around an old window, one of the boy’s bathrooms had been c...
It’s time for landowners with land enrolled in the federal Conservation Reserve Program to send in applications for enrollment in the state-sponsored Open Fields for Game Bird Hunters, a voluntary incentive program designed to benefit landowners while also providing habitat for upland game birds and giving bird hunters more places to hunt. Open Fields is offered through Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ Upland Game Bird Enhancement Program and is available to private landowners with existing CRP with at least two years remaining on the con...
Dr. Joseph E. McCarthy was a lifelong educator. He held a fierce passion for teaching, and his continued dedication was for ensuring the youth of America had a firm foundation and understanding of finance and higher education as it related to real-world experience. His focus was on Finance, but he had a rounded overall world view of life and was not only an educator, but a student in the fiercest sense ensuring that his mind was always active and he was always learning. In dedication of his years of service to the education of America’s y...
We could not get away with out at least one more cold blast and a little more snow from old man winter, so Sunday and Monday were nasty again and very cold. The community was saddened with the death of long time resident of Malta and Saco, Helen Mae DePuydt. She had been a good friend to many--she was my neighbor as we grew up. Condolences are sent to the large extended family. Also condolences to the family of our friend and long time teacher at Dodson, Bob Hicks, who passed away on Valentines...
February is the month that the bald eagles and geese return north! I admit I’ve seen eagles all winter, this year but I suspect it might have been injured. On the trip to Billings I saw several bald eagles and a few ravens! Loring Women's Club met at the Stordahl home on Wednesday with five ladies in attendance. Under discussion was the farewell for Tina and Charles Russell and we are to be thinking about what we want to do for the HLRC residents for Easter. The Blunts spent the weekend at t...
Dear Editor, I wanted to take a moment and thank Todd and Brenda at The Loaded Toad for all their help in getting me the medicine I need. I have been treating my own throat cancer because I refuse to go the traditional mainstream medical establishment route of destroying my immune system to kill the cancer cells. The odds are not in my favor and so I decided to go a more natural, God-given route for my treatment and use cannabis. I had read about all the anecdotal evidence that suggests that cannabis can kill cancer and found information about...
There are two very different Montanas. One is booming economically with skyrocketing home prices as newcomers flock there to get a piece of the Big Sky. It’s the Montana that’s pictured in magazines and on the big screen. The other is where I live, the Montana folks are leaving or stuck in with few job prospects and only distant mountains or bad lands on the horizon. I couldn’t be happier with my choice. When Barb and I left Bozeman 16 years ago and moved to Malta we jokingly told people that...
Lydia Gloria Moore Abrahamson passed peacefully on Valentine's Day at the Phillips County Hospital. Lydia was born January 14, 1946 to Richard Oscar and Ethel (Owen) Moore. She was the 3rd child of 8 and the oldest girl. Tragedy struck her family when Lydia was 16. Losing her father in 1962, Lydia, being the oldest child, took on the responsibility of helping her mother take care of her younger siblings. She worked hard, never letting the adversities get in her way. She was tough as nails and persevered through life only knowing one speed-full... Full story
(January 29, 1927 – February 14, 2022) Mildred was born, with assistance from a midwife, on a homestead on the plains of northeast Montana in the small community of Forks near the town of Whitewater. She was the 3rd of 8 children, 2 girls and 6 boys, born to George and Ethel Green. At the age of 18, she graduated from Malta High School and married the love of her life, Lynn Boothe, who had enlisted in the Naval Air Corps and was stationed in Detroit at the time. They claimed to be the cutest couple from Malta who honeymooned in Detroit that y... Full story
Helen DePuydt of Saco, Montana, passed away in the early morning of February 16, 2022, at the Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow, Montana. Helen was born on March 31, 1931, to Robert Elton (Doc) Welch and Carolina (Schwertmann) in Malta, Montana. Helen was the youngest of four children. The family lived on a homestead 35 miles south of Malta until 1935 when her father passed away. The family then moved to Malta. Helen attended school in Malta till 8th grade. She and her mom then moved to the town of East St. Louis, Illinois, to live... Full story
1 years ago- Wednesday, February 22, 2012 New principal to come from within the district A new Malta High School Principal will be selected from within the ranks. That was the decision of the Malta School Board last week. The board met in a special meeting to formally accept the resignation of Principal John Roberts, who plans to retire at the end of his contract at the end of May. Mr. Roberts has served as principal for nine years. Supt. Kris Kuehn said he hopes to recommend a successor at the school board’s March 13 meeting. Supt Kuehn told...
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The Malta M-ettes basketball team exited the District 2B Tournament with their second consecutive title last Saturday, February 19, with a 51-43 win over Wolf Point in Glasgow. "It feels really good," M-ette senior Co-Captain Justine Lamb told the PCN. "I am really proud of these girls. They have been playing really good and they are really great to play with. I am proud of them." Malta's 2B title win sets them up to face the Shelby Lady Coyotes in the opening round of the Northern B Divisional...
The North Country Lady Mavericks and Dodson Lady Coyotes met each other in the semi-finals of the 3C District Tournament. The Lady Mavericks won 68-12, and despite the lopsided game, both Phillips County teams may see action in the Eastern C Divisional Tournament on Thursday, March 3, in Sidney. The North Country Lady Mavericks have already earned a spot at the Eastern C, thanks to their 3C District run in which they defeated Scobey 59-22 in the 3C Championship game on Saturday, February 19, in...
The Malta Mustangs basketball team is headed back to Glasgow for the 2022 Northern B Divisional Tournament on Thursday, February 24. Malta punched its ticket to the Northern B thanks to their 7-1 record against District 2B foes in the regular season, making last week a lower-stakes outing for the Conference Champion Mustangs. The team's aspiration to make the 2022 Class B State Tournament comes with a lot more suspense, as they hope to be one of three teams to head to Bozeman on Thursday, March...
The North Country Mavericks have both feet into the Eastern C Divisional Basketball Tournament on Wednesday, March 2, in Sidney, while the Dodson Coyotes have one foot in the door. To get that other into the Eastern C, the Coyotes, who took fourth place at the 3C Tourney, must win a challenge game this Friday in Wolf Point. The challenge game will be against Plentywood who defeated Circle 49-31 in the 2C fifth-place game on Monday, February 21. The North Country Mavericks earned a spot into the...
Malta School District Job Announcement Position: Part Time Food Service Contact: Matt Genger, Superintendent [email protected] Telephone: (406) 654-1871 Deadline: Until Filled Salary: DOE plus Benefits Hours: Hours vary-approximately 20-25 hours/week Apply by: Application may be picked up in the Central Office or on-line at www.maltaschools.org -------------------------- Dairy Queen Now Hiring Looking for quality Part-Time and Full-Time position Team Members Good hourly wage, Day and Night Shifts available. DQ works around family and...
NOTICE OF TOWN OF SACO’S NATURAL GAS RATE INCREASE AND PUBLIC HEARINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on February 9th, 2022, the Town Council of the Town of Saco, Montana, adopted and passed a Resolution of Intent to INCREASE RATES for the USERS of the Town of Saco’s natural gas system by. It is necessary to increase the rates and charges for the utility services in order to collect sufficient revenues associated with the operation and maintenance of the utility system. The natural gas rates in the Town of Saco for all users per month will be inc...
