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The 13th Annual Car Show sponsored by The First State Bank was a success with thousands in attendance at one point or another. It was a day filled with sunshine, a few breezes and even a few sprinkles of rain. Ninety-eight registered vehicles highlighted the event. "I think it's going really well," said Terry Skones, Vice President of FSB Malta and Treasurer of Phillips County Motorsports at the mid-point of the event. "We've got sunshine and a lot of people walking around." Bud Walsh of Malta... Full story
If you felt tremors last weekend, the good news is that it wasn't an earthquake. The bad news is that if you missed the cause of the noise, you missed Fire 4 Hire's show at the Hi-Line Drag Strip. Drivers Jaren Mott and Steve Cooke impressed with precision and control of two of the most powerful racing vehicles to grace the dragstrip. "It's a good time," Mott told the PCN. "The kids just absolutely love it. So that's what makes it fun to do." For those who have seen the Pixar movie Cars, they...
To say Hell's Belles rocked the Milk River Pavilion late last Saturday night would be a strong understatement. The Seattle-based four-woman AC/DC tribute band nearly brought down the house with their sound being heard as far as the south end of Malta. But the band wasn't just noise by any means, no this group isn't your run of the mill cover band with a deep strong love and reverence for the Australian based rock legends they portrayed. They may have been better. "We do impersonate this band,...
Apparently you can be too transparent. Montana’s Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks is catching a lot of heat for euthanizing a moose calf, and then blowing up its carcass, along with those of its deceased twin and mother. While the idea of disposing of the carcasses with explosives didn’t sit right with a lot of folks, killing the baby really set them off, especially after watching a video of the orphaned calf crying. Because of concerns about disease, FWP doesn’t take in orphaned moose...
.This news and other information were discussed at the Phillips County Livestock Association spring meeting Friday May 15, 2015 at the First State Bank. The meeting drew 25 area producers. The report of Brazil was mentioned at the meeting under new news. The news release was created by JBS chief executive Wesley Batista, who heads the world's largest meat seller. "Without any doubt this would benefit the flow of volumes from Brazil but today markets are global. It's not like in the past," he...
Senior Meals Thursday, June 11th - Casserole Friday, June 12th - Ham dinner Tuesday, June 13th - Pork chops Dodson Summer Lunch & Breakfast June. The Dodson Public Schools are serving breakfast and lunch for the community during the month of June. Breakfast is from 8 a.m. until 10 a.m. and lunch is from 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. All children eat for free – even if they don’t attend summer school – and prices for adults vary between breakfast and lunch. Sorry, no deliveries. Cub Scout Concessions Pack 432 Cub Scouts will have concessions at th...
I had been a smoker for at least 30 years. I say "had" because as of a week ago today, I smoked my last butt. May was "Just Quit Month" and I guess the slogan should get some credit in me quitting, but most of the credit goes to nicotine patches. I have two of them on right now, one over each eye, and I can't find my cigarettes which makes them impossible to smoke. Just kidding -- but would probably help. I am wearing one of these patches on my arm and have been doing so for the past seven days (and by the time you read this it will be over...
Nancy Boothe, went home to heaven May 31st, 2015. Memorial Services were Monday June 8, 2015 at 11:00 A.M. at The St. Mary's Catholic Church. The Wake was 7:00 P.M., Sunday June 7, 2015 at Kirkwood Memorial Chapel. Condolences for the family may be left at www.kirkwoodfuneralhome.com Nancy Carole (Henderson) Boothe born October 2nd, 1957 to Ed and Anne (Pointer) Henderson. Nancy was raised in Malta, Montana where she attended school at St. Mary's and remained an active member of the parish. She graduated from Malta High School where she was a...
Kimberlee Dawn Holman Tangen (Kim or Kimbo to her Dad, Harvey) was born in Malta Hospital in Malta, Montana on October 13th 1968. She was the first daughter born to Harvey and Marlene Helland Holman of Dodson. Not only a beautiful baby, she quickly became a beautiful little girl who impressed everyone with her cute bouncing ringlets and precocious personality. Kim attended school at Malta Elementary, took tap dance classes, was a Brownie Scout and spent a large part of her after-school time at the home of one of her favorite Grandmas, Bessie...
Jack M. Campbell, beloved husband and father passed away on May 17, 2015 at St. Patrick Hospital. Jack was born in Malta, Montana on December 4, 1927. He graduated from Malta High School in 1946 and immediately went to work for the Great Northern Railroad, retiring from that same railroad after 42 years. From October 1950 to October 1952 he served in the army in Korea. He and Beathe Vikse were married in Havre on December 26, 1959. A Vigil service was held on May 20th at the Garden City Funeral home with Father Jim Hogan officiating. A...
Another tragedy hit the community recently with the death of Jim and Sue Higgin's grand-daughter, who was killed in a car accident in Kansas. She was the daughter of Mike Higgins and wife. The Higgins family has been living at the Olsen farm for several years. Also, goodbye of an old and faithful friend, Arabelle McMullen. She and her husband Ray have lived north of Whitewater on the Brown farm for years. Monte, June, Jean Mavencamp and the Olsen families cleaned and decorated Forks Cemetery for Memorial Day. There are generations of Olsens...
Our sympathy to the family of Arlene Donaven (former Whitewater resident), who is the family of Dennis and Joyce Donaven. Also sympathy to families of Arabelle McMullen and Allie Ereaux and Nancy Booth. Hope all are in a better place. The Hutterutes (Susie and family) visited me with the children. Congratulations to Challise Young (my grand-daughter) and Cody Scheffelmear on being "Athletes of the week" in last week's paper. GREAT! Patty and Steve Young traveled to Great Falls recently. Justin...
Summer is here and so are the summer temperatures. We hit 85 degrees on Sunday. We have had very little rain, only about a quarter inch last week. Everything still looks green though since we had a big rain last fall. Dixie Stordahl was very busy last week since the Great Plains Dinosaur Museum celebrated Montana Dinosaur Festival. The Soiree was on Friday evening with a great wine and hors devoirs and the introduction of Dr. Liz Fowler, paleontologist. On Saturday the Donuts and Dinos started u...
Bob and Tammy Voice were in Billings for a few days taking care of business and medical appointments. Polly Solberg and Dora Henry were in Havre and while there had lunch with Bill and Marilyn Henry and the Pastor of the Messiah Lutheran Church. They also visited with Betty Munson in Havre and Gladys Thackeray in Chinook at the Sweet Nursing Home. People were busy replacing part of the floor and then refinishing the floor in the School GYM. The Bear family have started work at the Fairgrounds,...
Whist On Wednesday, May 27, saw John Norgon and Byron Ereaux capture first place. Bonnie Millar and Malcolm Clouse came in second. The following Wednesday saw Margo Rush and Bryon Ereaux earn first place. Lois Goodheart and Keith Stine tied with Donna Olsen and John Norgon for second place. Pinochle On Wednesday, June 3 first place went to Lou Olson who had 6120 points. Second went to Clarence Jacobson who had 6000. Traveling prizes went to Jerome DePute and Ken Ruziska. On Friday, June 5 first place went to Roger Ereaux who had 5780 points....
Writer’s note: Back in March I wrote a story that described the way wool used to be sold and shipped along the Hi-line. In 2002 a new system was started that consolidated a large number of points where smaller producers shipped their wool to a new system of collecting wool. The people who organize the Hi-line wool pool sale each year invited me to come see how the system works. I drove to Malta, on a Saturday morning in early Ma,y to see firsthand how things work during wool delivery day. Here’s what I learned: About 30 members of the Hi-...
1 years ago June 10, 1915 Full page A from H.B. Hilton, Malta, Mont. To the people of Malta and vicinity: I have for exclusive sale the remainder of CONSER'S THIRD ADDITION to Malta which is known as the best residential section of Malta, and adjoins the best section of the city. This property is known to you as the section where Malta must build. Every foot of the property is in the city limits and is a good buy. Now is the time to double your money within a year. We know of some big things...
DoDee and Dennis Oxarart, Tom and HK Pratt, Kristie and Doug Fawcett, Mike and Sara White invite you to join family and friends of Alexandra Presley Pratt & Chase Allen White to the celebration of their marriage Saturday, June 20, 2015 - 5:30 p.m. Malta Lutheran Church 316 So. 3rd Avenue West Malta, Montana Reception, Dinner & Dance immediately following at the Lucky Bullet No Local Invitations sent....
The Wong baby came at the Right time! Corbet and Angela Wong were blessed with a son, Dorian Nakayoshi Wong, on 5/15/15, in Billings, Mt. His paternal grandmother is Lynn Wong, of Honolulu, Hawaii. Maternal grandparents are John and Janice Roberts, Malta. Patricia Ricci of Billings is maternal great grandmother....
PHILLIPS COUNTY SHERIFF NEWS LOG May 15 thru May 22 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 22, 2015 10:54 p.m. 911 received requesting an a... Full story
Malta High School 2014-2015 4th quarter honor roll is as follows: Seniors: Josh Carrillo, Jeremy Costin, Emmy Doucette, Ronni Erickson, Kelsey Kuehn, Josie LaFond, Amanda Mummey, Darby Schye, Rebecca Smith, Madison Waters. Juniors: Jenise Amestoy, Adrianna Bibeau, Shelby Brookie, Tyson Carney, Jase Galt, Marley Manoukian, Riley Mortenson, Frankie Orahood, Taryn Shores, Keenan VanWhichen. Sophomores: Cru Darrah, Shay Garfield, Kristi Granlund, Daphne Johnson, Blake Sjostrom, Sophia Stiles....
On May 22nd in Kauai, I stepped down as President of the Western Interstate Region (WIR) and moved in to the immediate past president position. I am very honored and proud to have served as WIR president. The opportunities that I have gotten while being president were immense. The meetings with the top staff of the leadership of the Senate and House while in DC are at the top of the list. The passion that I have to protect the western way of life made the job as president easy. While in Kauai I would always start my day with a walk by the...
The Kiwanis and Dirt Daubers assisted 3 groups at the Boys & Girls Club on Thursday, June 4 make arrangements for the Dirt Dauber Standard Flower Show. There was a K-2 group, 3rd - 5th and 6th through 9th. Everyone had a choice of using fruits & vegetables depicting "Life on the Prairie", gold nugget items on "Mining for Gold" or old car parts for "Racing into the Future". Each child could enter 2 arrangements. Pictured right. Madelyn Anderson has been entering flower shows since 1963. She was...
By Millie Kindle Due to unforeseen circumstances the AMX races last Saturday in Dodson turned into timed trials. Everyone had a good day at the races. There were 14 cars with 2 first time drivers, Gage Abrahamson of Malta and Keith Cowan of Turner. In the Pitman Race, first time in the driver seat, Kalen Wiebe started his driving and racing career with anticipation of more to come. Dust definitely flew at the races and with this difficulty for safety reasons the event turned into the timed...
The first of the six Hi-Line Dragstrip racing events is now in the books. The racers hit the starting line last Saturday and Sunday for the first official Phillips County Motorsports event of the year. The summer series, put on by PCMS started with a bang or a few thanks to Brad Janishewski's Fire 4 Hire crew. The crew ran Jet-fuel powered cars Mater, who is inspired by Tow-Mater from Pixar's Cars movie and Secret Weapon that resembles a fighter tank. Steve Neiffer of Havre was the winner of... Full story
