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Republican candidates from far and near were at the Great Northern Lodge Room last Friday afternoon, those from out of town were here to stump while those from Phillips County were here to listen. Four of the six Republican U.S. Senate candidates looking to unseat U.S. Senator Jon Tester were in Malta on Friday for a meet and greet with Phillips County residents and about 30 people showed up for the event. U.S. Senate Candidates Matt Rosendale, Dr. Albert Olszewski, and Russell Fagg were joined...
To angle or not to angle, that was the question. The Malta City Council last Tuesday approved a change to how people can park on portions of South 1st Street East and South 2nd Street West, moving from parallel to angle parking. The 1st Street East, angle parking will be allowed from the corner of 3 Sisters to the corner of Stretch’s Pizza with some handicapped parking available in front of First Security Bank. The angle parking approved on South 2nd Street will start in front of the driveway near the Villa Theatre, across the street from C...
Malta High School will be the scene of comedy and cuisine next week as the Drama Department and Culinary Arts Class once again come together as this year's Spring Play, takes the stage next Monday and Tuesday. "It's a pretty funny script and I like it a lot," Anna LaBrie, MHS art teacher, and play director said. "I think everyone else will enjoy the play." The play will have two runs, on Monday night and the second Tuesday (March 26 and 27), both starting at 7 p.m. and both at the MHS...
The Malta School Board passed a motion at their monthly meeting last Wednesday night which will allow up to eight teachers to retire early and early indications are that at least seven will take the school board’s offer and retire at the end of the year. Malta Schools Superintendent Kris Kuehn told the Malta trustees that the early retirements would help with next year’s budget and allow the school to avoid letting go non-tenured teachers or cutting program offerings. “In other words, during a budget crunch, sometimes the most palatable optio...
Although the first day of spring is this week, the weather still stays in winter mode. We had a very heavy fog Tuesday and Wednesday until noon. It rained on Thursday and it snowed a soft snow all day Friday, giving us inches of new snow. The school enjoyed a week of spring break last week. Polly Solberg and Dora Henry attended the Seed Show in Harlem on Saturday. Wink and Terri Cole were in Glasgow on Wednesday for appointments and visiting. Dora Henry attended a Council on Aging meeting in...
When I arrived in Montana I knew nary a soul here. It didn’t matter. I was searching for adventure, not familiarity. I reveled in the wild country and open spaces, the vastness of it all. Nearly 48 years later I’m still in awe, although I must admit it’s a lot more familiar than it used to be. I know what’s on the other side of the mountains now. I have friends and acquaintances from the Flathead to Baker, and a growing number of young folk refer to me as Grandpa. The arrival of twins Mason a...
News does travel fast in a small town. Sometimes that news is definitely fake. As of Monday, March 13, I have had no intentions of quitting my job here at the PCN or mov-ing, or anything like that. But twice last week and once the week before citizens of our fine County have approached me about leaving the PCN. Unless I hit the lotto, I think it’s safe to say I am sticking around. I never thought I would be the center of a rumor. Truth is this wasn’t the first time I have been the subject of a rumor here. On more than one occasion, someone has...
My brother in Arizona asked if some pieces of grass were poking through the snow yet. Another friend from Alaska asked if the ground was still frozen. Also our paleontologist Cary ordered some stuff to be delivered to the Great Plains Dinosaur Museum, not realizing that the snow was as deep as the benches, and the back door was snowed in! People think it should be spring here, and it just isn't here yet. But it will be, it will be! Beau Simonson attended the prom in Malta on Saturday with a y...
It has been some time since I have taken time to give an update to the community on Hi-Line Retirement Center. Life is good at HLRC. Our daily census remains up, staffing remains good; we made it through flu season without any major outbreaks. Our cash flow has been good; however;,we are still working on paying off old debt, and have not been able to start building a reserve as of yet. As most of you know, heating and cooling of the building have been a chronic problem for many years. Maintenanc...
Christine Michelle Tremblay, 46, of Great Falls, Mont., passed away on March 10, 2018. She was born in Shelby, Mont., on November 19, 1971. She graduated high school in Great Falls, and on February 19, 2015, she graduated from the Montana Academy of Salons to be a nail technician. Christy was a very talented artist. She enjoyed drawing in her spare time. She also enjoyed her dog, Zoey. Christy loved to ride horses and sing, whether it was a night out to karaoke or just at home. She is preceded in death by her mother Gayle Lorenz and...
Get well wishes to Jim Murdock and Phillip Lawless, both of Whitewater. Sympathy to ranchers feeding and watering livestock during the cold and snowy winter. There is a shortage of hay for some. Here in Whitewater area, huge truckloads of hay go by daily. Lu Besel went to Colorado on business and to Billings to visit her sister, Annafaye Simms, who was a Whitewater student, years ago. Linda Berg and family from Canada went to Billings for appointments. Harry Austin, Jr.’s birthday was March 6 (...
Whist Ron Lundman took top honors last week with 39 points, one better than Von Holzhey who took second place. The traveling prize was awarded to Margaret Leader. Pinochle Hi-man last week was Lou Olson who amassed a total of 7,350 points. Lee Stevens took second place with 6,840 and the traveling prize was awarded to both Ken Ruzicka and Al Kroll. Malta Duplicate Bridge On Wednesday, March 7, Margo Rush and Malcolm Clouse captured first place. Lois Goodheart and Madelyn Anderson shared second place with Bonnie Millar and Bob Maxie. Monday...
Dodson School is proud to announce Students of the Month for February. Kindergarten: Madison DeCelles is chosen student of the month because of her enthusiasm to learn. She is a good leader who influences her classmates in positive ways. Maddy loves math and likes to go above and beyond her assignments. Grade 1: Emily Fetter is always well behaved. Tries hard in all of her academic studies. Respectful to the teacher and her peers. Always a positive person, with a smile on her face! Grade 4: Kylee Ball has become a very independent hard-working...
A memorial service for John L. Norgon will be held on Friday, April 6, 2018, starting at 1 p.m. Weather permitting, the service will be held at the Malta Cemetery. In the event of inclement weather, the service will be held at Malta Lutheran Church. The service will be followed by a reception at the church....
Malta Senior Meals Thursday, Mar 22nd - Chicken cordon bleu Friday, Mar 23rd - Chicken & biscuits Tuesday, Mar 27th - Meatballs Do you have a birthday in March? Be sure to sign up for a free 10 meal certificate. You could be the winner this month. Alice in Saco-land 3-23. Saco School will be hosting the Missoula Children’s Theatre’s performance of Alice In Wonderland in the Multi-Purpose Room on Friday, March 23rd at 6 p.m. Rocky Road 4-H Club will be selling pie and coffee after the performance. All are welcome to attend! Dirt Daubers at Ag...
Please remember to file a new burn permit for the 2018 year. If you plan on doing any burning in 2018, please file one BEFORE you start to burn. These permits are good for all of 2018 and you only have to file one a year, not every time you burn. All 2017 permits will no longer be valid after December 31, 2017. Thank you! Several calls have been received requesting road reports. Please remember to call 511, 1-800-226-ROAD (7623) or use these websites: www.mdt.mt.gov/travelinfo or www.phillipscountysheriff.org. March 3, 2018 3:12 a.m. Winter...
Malta Middle School is proud to announce 29 students have been named to the 2nd Trimester Honor for the 2017-18 Honor Roll. Those students, by grade, are: 6th Grade: Elly Anderson, Tova Anderson, Jack Boonstra, Bradley Brown, Kyle Darrington, Gabrielle Giblette, Carson Ottinger, Gavin Slade, Hunter Stolem, and Addison Ulrich. 7th Grade: Addy Anderson, Madyson Bain, Jared Eggebrecht, Brylee French, Isabelle Hallenberg, Kennedy Koss, Kirsta Meisdalen, Dally Niebur, Jonathan Siewing, Tia Siewing, Lauren Tuss, and Madison Williamson. 8th Grade:...
The annual Breakfast for Literacy will take place on Sunday, March 25, 2018 from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Havre Eagles Club. The Eagles Auxiliary will prepare a delicious breakfast that includes pancakes, sausages, scrambled eggs, orange juice, milk, and coffee. Tickets for the event are $10 per person with children from birth to age two free. Each year, the event recognizes one children’s author for his/her contribution to early literacy. This year Eric Carle famously known for The Very Hungry Caterpillar will be the featured author. H...
1 years ago March 28, 1918 Robert Clarkson had resigned as Phillips County agent to farm in the Wagner area. A new county agent, W. P. Stapleton, was soon to arrive to succeed Clarkson. ☼☼☼ Among pupils of the second grade who had been neither absent nor tardy during the month of March, we find the names of Earl Beavers, Delmar Edwards, Marion Campbell, Russell Robertson and Earl Siers. ☼☼☼ The county political pot was already beginning to warm up. Ray L. Campbell had his eye on the job of...
A total of 113 young scientists from across the central Hi-Line competed at the Regional Science Fair in MSU-N in Havre on Monday, March 12, including these 13 students from Malta Elementary School and Malta Middle School....
The Saco BPA chapter traveled to Billings for the 2018 State Leadership Conference held March 11-through-13th. There were 1,200 competitors from 84 schools all over the state of Montana and in this highly competitive competition, only the top five in each event advance to Nationals. Saco High School senior Chris DePuydt earned double state titles in Banking and Finance and Personal Financial Management. DePuydt also took tenth place in Network Administration Using Microsoft. Devon Salveson, a...
HELP WANTED The City of Malta has a seasonal/full time position available. Job description includes working as the landfill gatekeeper. Work schedule will be Tuesday – Saturday, April – September. Pay rate is D.O.E., vacation and sick time, holiday pay. Applications and job descriptions are available at the city office or at the Havre Job Service. Position is open until filled. City of Malta is an EEO employer. The city reserves the right to reject any or all applications. The Malta School District is looking for a Bus Driver for the Zor...
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Clerks of Dodson, Malta, Saco and Whitewater School Districts No. 2A-C, 14A, 12A + 12B, and 20D Phillips County, State of Montana that regular registration for the Annual School Election to be held on Tuesday, May 8th, 2018, will close at 5:00 pm on Monday, April 9th, 2018. NOTE: If you miss this regular registration deadline, you may still register for the election by showing up at the county election office up to and including on Election Day. Between noon and the close of business on the day before...
Phillips County Motor Sports held their Annual Member's meeting last Saturday afternoon in the Great Northern's Lodge Room with 30 members in attendance. The annual meeting, officiated by PCMS President Dan Stout, featured the group's annual report, new racing costs, and yearly elections. Neil Stahl and Frank Baldik were voted in as the group's newest Board Members. Jacy Stolem was voted in as the new Secretary/Treasurer and was also hired as the PCMS book-keeper. Every year, PCMS votes for thre...
The Malta Wrestling AAU Little Guys had another strong meet as they won the Small Team first place trophy last Saturday, March 17, in Great Falls. Boasting only 13 wrestlers, Malta placed thirteenth overall in the event with 174 points, but placed highest among teams with 15 wrestlers or less, making them champions in the Small Team Category. Malta had three champions in their respective weight classes, including Kenan LaBrie in the 10 and Under 113-pound class, Straud Sims in the 10 and Under 7...
