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"This is not the end. But it is perhaps the end of the beginning," Principal Scott King said reciting the motto of the 2015 graduating class of Malta High. The mood was joyous at the 2015 Malta High School Graduation Ceremony held at the Malta High School Gymnasium. The bottom floor bleachers were nearly packed out as hundreds poured in minutes before commencement. This year's class produced 34 graduates, each of which have been strong contributors to the school's history. King started the...
"The best AC/DC cover band I've ever heard? There was an all-girl band in America, Hell's Belles." – Angus Young, AC/DC Malta's Greg Smith is a huge Rock 'n' Roll fan and he can't remember the last time a rock concert came to town (aside from Nonpoint playing an acoustic set in his backyard in March.) On Saturday, June 6, following the First State Bank Car Show and a slew of other events in Malta, the AC/DC tribute band Hell's Belle's will be playing at the Milk River Pavilion and, according to...
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There’s a lot of hate out there. And it’s not all directed at members of the human race. Forget cops and thugs, Muslims and Christians, liberals and conservatives. This isn’t Ferguson, Mo., Baltimore or New York. Folks out here are on the fight over critters. But it’s not just grizzly bears, bison and wolves that raise our tempers. We get fightin’ mad about birds and fish, too. Sage grouse top the list. For reasons no one completely understands, the birds are vanishing from much of their his...
Dear Editor, This is the truth. I would like others to have the chance to read this. It makes you stop and think. Don Wombold, Malta Today, I will not answer the radio call that your boyfriend has come home drunk and is beating you again. Today, I will not answer the radio call that your 16 year old daughter, who is very responsible, is four hours late coming home from school. Today, I will not answer the radio call that your store has been robbed or your house has been burglarized. Today, I will not stop a drunk driver from killing someone. I...
The 64th Montana Legislature is almost in the books. History will formulate the decisions that where made into a true factual scenarios. I enjoyed the session Yes there were long hours, steep learning curves, enduring decisions. I supported and objected to bills that I feel are best for my constituents and Montana. Some have become law and many have not. 1187 bills were introduced, 592 died in the Senate and/or the House. The Governor has the final say on the remaining 595 bills. I served on three House committees this session. In Business &...
Well, I just found out that America is no longer the fattest nation in the world. That unfortunate title, according to a National Geographic, belongs to our neighbors to the south. I have to say that when I look out the window and see so many people running, walking or riding a bike, it makes me smile. In a generation ran by electronic devices, it seems our country is still trying to put an emphasis on staying fit. In some cases they have even invented “wearable tech” that tracks your ste...
This past Monday, in honoring our veterans on Memorial Day, we kicked off a summer which promises tons of fun and lots of events for the staff here at the Phillips County News to cover. The summer of 2014 hit me like a ton of bricks. I was not prepared for the amount of events that would occur last summer in Phillips County. As you are well aware, I was transplanted from the mountains of Mineral to the Prairie of Phillips last year and I was not prepared for the volume of events that took place in my new home. A summer in Mineral County as the...
Bradley Dean Palmer passed away on May 19, 2015 in Hinsdale, Montana. He was born on October 21, 1961 to Terry and Marian Palmer in Glasgow, Montana. Brad attended grade school through graduation and graduated from Hinsdale High School in 1980. Brad worked in the Hinsdale area until attending Billings Vo-Tech where he received a HVAC degree. He then worked in Billings for a refrigeration business as well as throughout Montana and South Dakota. Brad became certified in asbestos abatement and was...
This is the second year the Masons have placed the Masonic markers at the Malta Cemetery. Interested in preserving the history of the Free Mason, the Malta Lodge #57 started doing research on past Masons and created the markers. Greg Oxarart pounded down a Masonic marker on Thursday, May 21, in Memoriam of past members. Russ Osmundson and Dennis Broadbrooks checked the list and map to help locate more past members. Some markers are easier to place because many have the Masonic emblem on the...
The popcorn will be fresh, the cola ice-cold and the silver screen illuminated this summer at the Villa Theatre as the movie house moves into a new summer schedule of showing two different movies each week starting in Malta this week. "The movie companies didn't want to let us show two movies a week because we are a small town theater," Vikki Truelove, owner of the Villa, said. "Because we are a small town, the movie companies don't really care about us, but we are trying to show them that we...
Briefly Senior Meals Thursday, May 28th - Meatloaf Friday, May 29th - Chicken Cordon Bleu Tuesday, June 2nd - Baked Chicken These are the names we have for the May Birthdays. W Abrahamson, Karen Boos, Ginny Feuver, Dick McNamara, and Bob Smerker. If you have a May birthday and are not listed - please let us know when you sign in for dinner. Winner to be announced next week. P.C. Library News The Phillips County Library is on Summer Hours. Regular week day hours are the same: M-TH 10-12 & 1-6; F 10-12 & 1-5. No Saturday schedule until Sept. 12,...
On July 1, the suggested donation price for Congregate Meals for Phillips County Seniors will go to $4 after many years of being at $3. Mary Lou Broadbrooks, Phillips County Health Nurse and board member on the Phillips County Council on Aging, explained that the suggested donation price is being increased because the bids from facilities that provide the meals continue to get higher each year. "It has probably been at $3 for at least the last 10-years," Broadbrooks said. "The program is open to anyone 60 years or older and their spouses.” L...
Whitewater School gym was packed for graduation! A nice lunch was served after the ceremony. The North 40 hosted a party with music and fireworks! Good luck to all the grads. The school year has ended for the students. It reminds me of the years I taught at a school for the handicapped in Havre. I also taught piano for 30 years, I did daycare …mostly after my own children had graduated and left home. It is a glad, yet sad time. Late congratulations to Sloan Lafdahl on his art award from the USDA...
1 years ago May 27, 1915 Proclamation: Whereas the Government of the United States has annually set apart a day for the purpose of doing homage to our departed heroes. I hereby proclaim Monday, May 31, 1915, as Memorial Day and all residents of the city are asked to fittingly observe the same. B.W. Brockway, Mayor. Headline: Mason arrested A fellow by the name of John Mason was picked up in Glasgow Tuesday by Sheriff Shaw and wanted at Dodson for robbing two saloons. He entered a plea of guilt...
Question A: How long have you been a Mason? Question B: What do you like most about being a Mason? Question C: What past Mason here at the cemetery where a marker was placed was most memorable to you?...
PHILLIPS COUNTY SHERIFF NEWS LOG May 11 through May 15 Check out our website: www.phillipscountysheriff.org and our Facebook page, Phillips County Sheriff’s Office. Please remember to file a new burn permit for the 2015 year. If you plan on doing any burning in 2015, please file one BEFORE you start to burn. These permits are good for all of 2015 and you only have to file one a year, not every time you burn. All 2014 permits will no longer be valid after December 31, 2014. Thank you! May 11, 2015 11:46 p.m. Female requested a welfare check o...
Editor's Note: This story was written by Paul Dunscomb in 1981 when he was a senior in high school. Dunscomb interviewed Harry Carpenter (a former Malta resident) when Carpenter worked as a janitor at Ossining High School in New York. The story was brought to our attention by Harry’s son, also Harry, who still lives on Malta. Carpenter passed in 1996 after moving to the area in 1988 and Dunscomb is now a professor in Anchorage, Alaska. The story is reprinted here with Dunscomb’s permission. Ever wonder what it might be like to lead a dou...
Though she has been "retired" for nearly six months, Carolyn Schmoeckel keeps herself busy and continues to garner awards for her mantel. At a recent Malta City Council meeting – the same meetings that Schmoeckel sat in on for 14 years as Malta's Clerk and Treasurer (MMCT) – it was announced that she had been nominated by her peers at the Montana Municipal Clerk's, Treasurer's and Financial Officer's Association for a lifetime achievement award. Low and behold, she won. Because Schmoeckel was...
Independence Bank is pleased to announce the recipients of the Independence Bank New Student Scholarship the 2015-2016 academic year. All of the students will be attending Montana State University-Northern and will receive a $1000 scholarship during their freshman year. Justin Funk attended Saco High School and plans to major in Agricultural Operations Technology at Northern. His parents are O.D. and Tanya Funk. Daryl Engelby is graduating from Conrad High School and is planning to major in...
Landusky Alumni: Kellie Depuydt, $1500. Zortman Mining: : Emmy Doucette, $500. Malta Alumni: : Mckenna Levesque, $500. Rose Dyrdahl: Kelsey Kuehn/Jessica Wiese/,Collin Holman/Emmy Doucette, $2000/1500/1000/500. Norman Dyrdahl: Markelle Lett/Darby Schye/Madison Waters, $2000/1500/1000. Henry Mulfinger: Josie LaFond, $500. Carol Gernaat: : Kelsey Kuehn, $250. Mf Academic : : Kelsey Kuehn, $500. Sadie Mulfinger: Jessica Wiese, $500. Sheila Simanton: Markelle Lett, $500. Itcaina Family: Jessica Wiese, $500. Merwin Head: Jessica Wiese, $500. Vivian...
Jessica Wiese has been selected as the recipient of the P.E.O. Eaton-Hendrickson Scholarship in the amount of $600. Besides having a 3.5 GPA, Jessica has been active in Honor Band, Volleyball, Key Club, FFA and she was basketball manager for two seasons. She has also been active in ReAct, Close-Up, Malta Lutheran Church and assisted at the Country Home. She would like to attend MSU Northern and obtain a nursing degree....
The Malta Women’s Club held their annual banquet honoring the Top 10 Academic students at Malta High School of the Class of 2015. Pastor Bob Nagy was guest speaker for the event which was held on May 8 at the Great Northern. The 2015 Top 10 Academic students from MHS are: Joshua Carrillo, Collin Holman, Emmy Doucette, Rebecca Smith, Jeremy Costin, Tyler Ost, Amanda Mummey, Kelsey Kuehn, Jessica Wiese and D’Andre Haag....
Dina Sainato-Meneely is the new Secretary for the Malta Chamber of Commerce but she is anything but new to the field of business. Sainato-Meneely moved to Malta five years ago with her husband Scott and now nine year old son Ryan from Pittsburgh. The family has since then added one year old Maria to their family. “While I was there (in Pittsburgh), I did a lot of work with non profits,” Sainato-Meneely said. “I was on the Board of directors for a Boys and Girls Club Chapter and two United Way C...
MUSTANG FOOTBALL 2014 Outstanding Offensive Player ~ Jase Galt 2014 Outstanding Defensive Player ~ Antonio Lopez 2014 Outstanding Lineman ~ Cole Brown 2014 Most Valuable Player ~ Quintan Boos M-ETTE VOLLEYBALL 2014 Most Improved ~ Julia Meisdalen 2014 Best Defensive Player ~ Kourtney Simonson 2014 Best Offensive Player ~ Markelle Lett 2014 Most Valuable Player ~ Larimie Scheffelmear M-ETTE CROSS COUNTRY 2014 Most Improved Runner ~ TaChante' Cole 2014 Hardest Worker ~ Joanie Sjostrom 2014 Spirit...
