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Royal Bliss’s tour bus rolled into Malta Saturday afternoon with a few hundred established fans and following a ninety-minute set, and another 45 minutes of signing autographs and shaking hands, left town with a few hundred new friends. “We pulled in and didn’t know what to expect,” Royal Bliss front man Neal Middleton told the PCN. “We got here and it was a rodeo arena, but this was awesome and everybody has treated us like family as soon as we got on stage. We drove 700 miles to get here this...
The fish will be frying, the buckets will overflow with raffle tickets and good times will be had at the 27th Annual Malta Walleyes Unlimited Banquet this Saturday night, March 26, at Malta City Hall. “As of (Monday afternoon) there are a little over 80 tickets left,” said Malta Walleyes President John Demarais. “Good food, with good people, you can’t go wrong. There are a limited amount of tickets available, so don’t wait until the last minute.” The doors at Malta City Hall will open at 5 p.m. for the event and besides the food will featur...
Monday, March 14 at 5 p.m. was the last day for candidates to file for offices of Phillips County Clerk of Court and Commissioner District A to have their names appear on the June 7th Federal Primary ballot. The following candidates that filed by the March 14th deadline are: For Clerk of Court; Tami Christofferson – Incumbent - Republican For County Commissioner District A; Jenifer Anderson – Republican. John F Carnahan - Republican. David Crasco – Republican. Trenton Dovre - Republican. Donald C Green – Republican. The deadline to file as...
Republican Michael Burns is relatively new to Glasgow. Having grown up in Texas, the 27-year-old candidate for House District 33 migrated northward to be near his parents, who have resided here in town since 2011. The candidate sat down with the Courier recently over a plate of wings at the Cottonwood to discuss his personal history, road to politics, and life on the Hi-Line as an conductor for BNSF. After graduating with a degree in pre-law from University of North Texas in Denton, Burns traveled to Colorado Springs, Colo ., to live with...
The PC CattleWomen sponsor the "Ag in Montana Schools" bumper sticker contest each year. This contest is open to all Phillips County school youth grades first through fifth. County Superintendent and area school teachers work together to inform youth of the importance of the agricultural community that they live in. The youth create a bumper sticker depicting what agriculture means to them. These bumper stickers are judges on the county level. The winners this year were: First Grade – Keira L...
Forget about wolves and bears, watch out for the deer. A university researcher in Indiana warns that many midwestern communities may soon be overrun with whitetails because twice as many fawns survive in urban areas compared to rural. Tim Carter, a biology professor at Ball State, tracked deer in and around Bloomington, Indiana in 2013-14. He found that coyotes caused 92 percent of the deaths of 8-week-old fawns in rural areas while vehicle collisions killed 17 percent of the fawns in urban...
It feels as if I’ve been everywhere and back again in the past few weeks. Travelling with the rest of the M-ette entourage sure is tiring. However, I would not change a single thing about it. It has been amazing watching my little sisters and the rest of the girls cap off a perfect season. They sure are tough, I cannot think of a better group of girls. The best part of tournament season for me is seeing the family together, both distant and immediate. In our family nothing brings people together better than basketball. It’s always been tha...
This past State B Tournament in Butte was my favorite state outing so far, for a few reasons. It was great seeing PJ interact with complete strangers by making them laugh and every once in a while it’s just nice to travel. This past trip marks the fourth time that I’ve had the chance to not only go to State, but the fourth time that I’ve experienced a championship game. In previous championship games, I’ve always made some kind of food related mistake. This year I did wise up a little bit. My wi...
The last few words of the “Robinson to run with Gianforte” story was accidently chopped off of the bottom. It should have read “She was born in Malta and her husband Jim have been ranching with Jim's family near Zortman, Montana since 1985, on a ranch that has been in the family since the 1950's. The third place finishers of the Hi-Line Whist Tournament were Malcom Clouse and Margo Rush and fourth place was the team of Don and Drew Brewer. We apologize for these mistakes....
Robert E. Spoonheim, 87, of Malta, passed away on Sunday, March 13, 2016, at Peace Hospice in Great Falls. Viewing and service were Monday, March 21, 2016, at the Turner American Lutheran Church. Burial will be in the Turner Cemetery. His family has requested that memorial donations be made in Bob's name to the Havre Food Bank, 453 5th St. N, Havre, MT 59501, the Boys & Girls Club of the Hi-Line, PO Box 68, Havre, MT 59501, or to the charity of the donor's choice. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with services and arrangements....
Weylin Lee Kienenberger passed away peacefully on Monday, March 7, 2016. He was born to Ronald Kienenberger and Patricia Hazen on May 1, 1974 at Fort Belknap, Harlem , Mont. He attended school, and grew up in, Dodson, Mont., and at a young age, he went to Nevada to work for various mines and Caterpillar as a machinist, mechanic and welder. He married Maria Moreira and from that marriage four children were born: Weylin Jorden, Hannah Lee, Luke Hunter, and Aaron Fisher. They later divorced. He then moved back to Dodson in August of 2014 and...
Donna Marie Boyce died in her home on March 18, 2016 after a hard-fought battle with cancer. She was 45 years old. Donna was born, and lived, in Edmonds, Washington. She was a devoted employee of Microsoft for 25 years and loved her job almost as much as her Microsoft family. Coworkers relied on Donna for her organizational skills, event planning, and creativity, but they remember Donna for her smile, welcoming office couch, patient ear, and her bird bath full of candy. Donna met Don Ereaux at Microsoft in 1992. They were together for 24 years...
Justinn Marshall and Kody Lahaye would like to announce their engagement. Justinn is the daughter of Dale and Sue Marshall of Saco, and Kody is the son of Ken and Rhonda Lahaye of Wilsall, MT. Justinn and Kody both graduated from the University of Montana Western in Dillon, Kody in 2014 with a Bachelor's degree in Business Management and Justinn in 2015 with one Bachelor's degree in Biology and another in Health and Human Performance. Justinn is currently attending the regional medical program...
Sorry that I missed last week, but I had lots of friends and relatives distracting me. Many were here to bid my mother farewell! A celebration of Barbara Cowan' s life was held at the family farm last Sunday. David Stordahl smoked pork butt and ribs, for the celebration. Many friends brought in other food and we counted 65 people for supper. What a tribute! Ben Richau of Billings brought up a bunch of kites and kids of all ages flew the kites in the west pasture! It was a sight to see! Gwen...
Sympathy to Dixie Stordahl and family on the loss of Barbara Cowan. She and Gene Cowan ranched close to Loring, Mont., for many years. Charles Johnson of Malta spoke for the Gideon organization in the Lutheran Church recently. The Gideons place Bibles in hotel rooms and other places. There will be a 60th Birthday Party for Jeanie Green and Dale Marshall (Saco.) It will be held at the Tin Cup in Malta on Saturday, March 26 from 7 to 10 p.m. Bingo will be played and it will be a benefit for Fire,...
Malta Senior Meals Thursday, March 24th - Cheeseburger pie Friday, March 25th - Hot hamburger Tuesday, March 29th - Pork roast Do you have a March birthday - let us know when you sign in for dinner - you could be the winner of the 10 meal birthday certificate. Loring Vol. Fire Dept Raffle The winners of the 2016 Loring Volunteer Fire Department's Raffle were; 1st Prize, Sporter # 3 Heidi Doney of Malta, 2nd Prize .243 Ruger was Josh Thompson, Glasgow and 3rd Prize, $100 gift certificate, was awarded to Joe Palm of Saco. AA Meeting Saturdays....
The Montana State University-Northern's Fall semester Dean's List contains 340 students. To be included in the Dean's List, students must carry a minimum of 12 credits and earn a grade point average of 3.25 or better. From Malta, those students are; AustinT. Bunk, Collin R. Holman, Ashley R. Markle, Linda S. Miller, Kimberly M. Perry, Erin J. Scheffelmear, Landon D. Score and Nolan R. Simanton. Making the Dean’s List from Whitewater was Seth O. Sanguins....
Phillips Conservation District will be asking voters to vote "For" their proposed bison ordinance they are putting on the June primary ballot. Ordinance No. 2016-1 is a land use ordinance intended to protect water and soil from wild, free roaming or domestic bison/buffalo grazing in Phillips Conservation District. The ordinance requires that anyone grazing bison in PCD must have a management and conservation plan, adequate forage and water, and a perimeter fence to keep bison/buffalo from...
The Great Plains Dinosaur Museum would like to announce that Mr. Cary Woodruff will be our new Director of Paleontology! Cary received his M.Sc. from Montana State University alongside our previous Director, Dr. Liz Freedman Fowler. Cary's area of expertise is in sauropod dinosaurs (the "long necks"), and he is currently describing our amazing sauropod "Ralph". Cary wants to continue the great legacy and path the Museum and Dr. Freedman Fowler worked so hard to set, and he welcomes and encourages everyone to visit the Great Plains Dinosaur...
Change happens to all of us. Sometimes it's gradual, as when we watch our parents (and ourselves) age, and sometimes it's very abrupt, as when our job ends unexpectedly. Most of us don't like sudden change. We can easily accept small changes, but large, life-altering transitions can be frightening and stressful. But major changes don't have to be negative experiences. One way is to view change as an opportunity, not a loss. Losing your job, for example, will produce negative feelings even if it wasn't your fault. The trick is to see what...
1 years ago March 23, 1916 Big Meeting Today Everyone in Malta and vicinity should attend the big irrigation and beet sugar convention at the court house this afternoon. It is of vital importance to each and every resident of this locality. Be there and show by your attendance, at least, that you are interested in the movement to secure a beet sugar factory for the valley. The address of Mr. I.D. O'Donnell will be well worth it and attend to this meeting and then keep right on boosting. Philli...
Sylvia Kaasa Favorite dinner Fried Chicken / Angel Food Cake w/ Strawberries Favorite Hobby: Sewing quilts Dream Pet: Miniature puppy Job before retirement: Housekeeper at old hospital Favorite Album and song: Blue Hawaii / Can't Help Falling in Love Bonus answer: Has made two crib-sized quilts in four weeks...
Grapevine questions for this week were answered by folks that attended Ag Day last Friday morning. Question A: What was your favorite exhibit? Question B: Which prize do you want to win the most?...
Congratulations Malta and Saco Business Professionals of America (BPA) members for your performances at Montana's State BPA Conference in Billings March 13-15. Attendees from Malta High School include: Reese Sjostrom, Erica Nagy, and Chloe Hunter all freshmen at Malta High School. Mrs. Coleen Costin is Malta's BPA advisor. Attendees from Saco High School include: Christian Menge, Chandler Pippin, Christopher DePuydt, and Devon Salveson. Mr. Duane Walker is Saco's BPA advisor. Besides competing...
The Philips County Ministerial Association is humbly hosting its annual Good Friday Reflective Service on March 25, 12:00 noon at Kirkwood memorial chapel. The Good Friday service is scheduled to last 45 minutes. We will sing hymns and listen to Gospel readings of the day Jesus Christ was crucified as the substitute sacrifice for the sins of humanity. ‘But far be it from me to glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, through which the world hath been crucified unto me, and I unto the world.’ Galatians 6:14 The vision of the PCM...
