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  • Guards on Duty

    Mark Hebert, Publisher|Jun 12, 2019

    Though the Malta Municipal pool is on an abbreviated schedule this summer, it is open and ready for all types of swimmers…even dogs, again, once the season has run its course. Julia Tatafu and Natalie Judd are once again leading a group of dedicated lifeguards with Jillian O'Brien as Head Lifeguard, second-year-guard Kayla Judd back in action as well as first-year-guards Reese Sjostrom, Nikki Nicholson, Danie Rhodes, and Zac Judd filling out the crew. The pool opened last week and will stay o...

  • JOP Stahl warns motorists to slow down near emergency vehicles

    Mark Hebert, Publisher|Jun 12, 2019

    What was at one-point common sense seems to have been lost on people and Phillips County Justice of the Peace Gayle Stahl thinks it is high time for a reminder: when approaching a stationary emergency vehicle on the highway, slow down and keep emergency personnel’s safety in mind when passing. “In the last two weeks, we have got 50 citations written, Judge Stahl said. “People are in a hurry to get everyplace, and the law is on the books, but we have had so many people injured recently that the (Montana) Highway Patrol has started writing ticke...

  • Stand-up comedy returns to Malta June 19th

    Jun 12, 2019

    Travis Rhoads with Montarctica Productions is back at it again with another hilarious Stand-up comedy event Wednesday, June 19th, this time at the Tin Cup Bar and Grill. Headlining this show is Billings native Conner Roma and LA-based comic Jimmy Shin. Some of you may know Conner as he has performed in Malta during the Christmas Comedy special and once before that at the Villa Theater, during both shows he only gave Malta a small snippet of his stand up routine performing only around 10 minutes as a support act. Always coming away as a crowd...

  • Gianforte gives commitment to repairs of St. Mary Diversion

    Derek Hann, Havre Daily News|Jun 12, 2019

    Rep. Greg Gianforte, R-Mont., told the St. Mary Rehabilitation Working Group Wednesday in Havre that he will work to rehabilitate the system that provides much of the water in the Milk River each year. "I've got my marching orders," he said. "... You have my commitment." It's been 17 years since the St. Mary's Rehabilitation Working Group was established to find a workable solution to repairing the St. Mary Diversion. "There's no infrastructure project more important than the St. Mary's project, it's at the top of our list," Gianforte said. The...

  • Trees responding to tough winter

    Marko Manoukian, Phillips County Extension Office|Jun 12, 2019

    As residents may be seeing, some trees are just now leafing out. However, others may have died over the winter. It appears the cold temperatures in February has killed some trees or tree limbs. The cold temperatures in March are responsible for the late leafing of trees. Buds were frozen in March causing late leaf out. People may want to take their time in deciding to trim or remove a tree. Give them a little extra time to recover. Also, if you break a branch off and it snaps, it is dead....

  • Shakespeare in the Parks 'The Merry Wives of Windsor' in its 47th season

    Jun 12, 2019

    Montana Shakespeare in the Parks will tour performances of Shakespeare’s “The Merry Wives of Windsor” in Malta on Wednesday, June 26 at 6:30 p.m., on the Phillips County Courthouse lawn. The company will travel over 7,000 miles during the season, running from June 12 through Sept. 3 performing in 61 communities in five states -- Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming, Idaho and Washington. All performances are offered free to the audience in local parks and public spaces, making them accessible to all. Kevin Asselin, executive artistic director, will...

  • Organic Association Hosts Farm and Ranch Tour in Hinsdale

    Jun 12, 2019

    The summers of 2017 and 2018 have been rough growing seasons for Montana’s farmers and ranchers. Extreme drought, extended heat, and wildfires brought very challenging conditions to Montana, including the Johnson’s Ranch in Hinsdale. Matt and Sonja Johnson will share how they faced the drought and heat as it impacted both their organic and conventional crops, their soil health, weeds and finances. The Johnson’s grow naked oats, plow-down/grazing/production field peas, barley inter-seeded with yellow sweet clover, and wheat. Matt and Sonja...

  • That's my boy

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Jun 12, 2019

    I was going to write about how I purchased my first pair of Jordan brand shoes at age 31, but I have a more important story. PJ started tee-ball! It is his first time playing in a real baseball game. I also have to shout out Malta Parks and Recreation for their kickball league (PJ’s first team experience.) I know we may technically have one foot out of the door (nothing is guaranteed), but one of the things that Susan and I appreciate about Malta is that in the last few years extracurricular s...

  • Velma "Louise" (Coley) Daellenbach

    Jun 12, 2019

    Velma "Louise" (Coley) Daellenbach passed away May 30, 2019,in a Choteau, Mont., care facility. Louise was nine days away from turning 98 years old. She was born June 8, 1921,in Rebie, Ga., and was the oldest of eight children born to Annie Mae (Davis) and Samuel T. Coley. Louise met Kenneth Daellenbach while she was working in the Defense Plant outside of Macon, Ga., while he was stationed at Warner Robins Military Base. They married in 1944 and Kenneth shipped out to the war and Louise got on a train to start her new life in Malta, Mont....

  • Mabel Caroline Hockett

    Jun 12, 2019

    Mabel Caroline Hockett was born in Loring, Mont., on December 22, 1932 to parents Andrew and Bertha Flansaas, who emigrated from Norway. Mabel was a sophomore when the Loring High School closed. Rather than board in Malta, the family decided to send Mabel to the east coast to live with her sister Anna (Ed) Berdahl, where she helped take care of Anna's children. Mabel made the trip by train from Malta, Montana to Philadelphia by herself at the age of 13. During the two years Mabel stayed with Anna she attended high school in Chevy Chase, Marylan...

  • Hi-Line Retirement's 100 Club Receives Gift

    Jun 12, 2019

    The 100 Club, starting its third year raising funds for an endowment, has received a gift of $15,000 to honor the memory of Emma Jean Bridges. Jean moved to Malta and lived at Hi-Line Retirement Center (HLRC) from June of 2016 until she passed away in January of this year. In the words of one of her great-nieces, "she was unique, sassy, feisty and wasn't afraid to say exactly what she thought. She also cared about each of us immensely." Jean moved to San Francisco in 1943 from her hometown of Ge...

  • Briefly for June 12, 219

    Jun 12, 2019

    Malta Senior Meals Thurs June 13th Baked Chicken Fri June 14th Roast beef Tues June 18th Salisbury steak Camp Walleye needs boat captains Volunteers needed. Camp Walleye is Saturday, June 15, 2019, and we need Captains. Call Jim Mayer at 406-461-1919. MOI Laundromat Closed The Malta Oppertunties Inc., Laundromat will be closef from June 10-to-20 but the laundry service is still open. Water Dirt Dauber Barrels Attention business owners of the oak flower barrels: Dirt Daubers asks that you please water your flower barrels regularly. Pinch off...

  • Loring News for June 12 2019

    Dixie Stordahl, PCN Correspondent|Jun 12, 2019

    Lots of baby gophers around now! The grass is growing tall enough it is harder to spot the little buggers! We had a small shower of rain on Thursday. We will be praying for more since the crops look good but if no rain comes the grain won't form in the head! The paleontologists grilled up some supper and invited me to come over last Sunday! Eating with people beats eating alone! Saturday a group of residents from the Sweet Retirement Center in Chinook made a trip to the Great Plains Dinosaur...

  • Dodson News for June 12, 2019

    Eldora Henry, PCN Correspondent|Jun 12, 2019

    The weather has stayed so strange----it is often very cold in the morning and then very hot during the afternoon. They have changed their forecast and we are now to be having no rain and it is beginning to be very dry. They are to start work on the new well house so we have been warned we may be without water for unknown times this week. We have lost several people who have been associated with the community over the years recently. Condolences are sent to the family, etc. of Mark Newby. Mark...

  • Philips County Museum News for June 12, 2019

    Lori Taylor, P.C. Museum Curator|Jun 12, 2019

    This week I’ve been thinking about sheep wagons as once again the tourist season is in full swing and we daily open the sheep wagons for all to see. Sheep wagons were home to many men and even families during the summer months. A herder would keep the sheep in fresh water and grass by moving them a bit each day. The sheep wagon was very practical and efficient. A very small space provided shelter, heat, storage, food, bed, grain for horses, and a table for eating. Most sheep wagons had a “Dutch door”. This consisted of a top half that could...

  • Whitewater News and Opinion for June 12, 2019

    Helen Austin, PCN Correspondent|Jun 12, 2019

    6-5. Sympathy to the family of Craig Mangis. Also, sympathy and prayers to Dixie Stordahl and family on the loss of Tom Stordahl, Loring, Mont. Dixie is our PCN Correspondent from Loring who retired from teaching at Whitewater in 2018. The Whitewater Schools recently held their 8th grade graduation which included my favorite twins, Seth and Jonathon Seiwing. Others I knew who graduated were Patty and Steve Young’s grandchildren (I rode to the graduation with the Youngs.) Still others I knew were...

  • Card News for June 12, 2019

    Jun 12, 2019

    Whist 5-2. Von Holzey took first place with 44, Leonard Leader was second with 42, and the traveling prize was awarded to Lee Stevens. 5-28. Leonard Leader took first with 57, Jerry Depute was second with 56, and the traveling prize was awarded to Ken Ruzicka. 6-4. Margaret Leader took first with 51, Leonard Leader was second with 46, and Barb Stevens was awarded the traveling prize. Pinochle 5-23. Jerry Depute took first with 5,810, Ron Lundman was second with 5,760, and the traveling prize was shared by Ron and Buster Pattrick. 5-30. Al...

  • Yesterday's Phillips County News Memories for June 12, 2019

    Mark Hebert, Publisher|Jun 12, 2019

    1 years ago June 12, 1919 Robert Clarkson has been re-engaged as County Extension Agent by the Board of County Commissioners. ○○○ George Armstrong and Delena Robertoyre were married at Glasgow. They planned to make their home south of Malta on Armstrong's ranch. ○○○ J.M. Johnson and son have purchased the Fifth Avenue Meat market. ○○○ John Shempp of Freewater said to be the youngest man in the AEF, has returned to his home after war service in France. ○○○ The L.M. Mead home on Cottonwood Creek...

  • American Legion Post 57 News for June 12, 2019

    Ken Ruzicka, PCN Correspondent|Jun 12, 2019

    Recently Post 57 supported the local baseball team by paying over $500 to cover their insurance / entry fee into the regional American Legion Baseball League. Along with 40 to 60 other spectators at Trafton Park, I really enjoyed their play on June 6th's double-header against Wolf Point. They won the 7 inning first game by 13-10 and were leading 5-1 in the second game when it was rained out. The players occasionally swap positions as several of them are pitchers, and the rules apparently limit...

  • Malta Kiwanis News for June 12, 2019

    Jun 12, 2019

    Malta Kiwanis met May 28th at the Robinson house in Malta to pull weeds in preparation for an upcoming wedding. Malta Kiwanis gifts Shyanne Wallace with a carload of items for the CASA program. Shyanne is the program advocate coordinator for the 17th judicial district in eastern Montana. The Malta Kiwanis gifts included Afghans, backpacks, blankets, and toiletry items. The Malta High School Key Club gave pillows and pillowcases, and the Malta Middle School Builder's Club purchased toys, color...

  • Classified Ads for June 12, 2019

    Jun 12, 2019

    FOR SALE Jacuzzi Pumps, Water Softeners & Water Softener Salt. Call Farmers & Ranchers 654-1412. WANTED Wanted to lease, contract, or buy; a large 1-2 Br house or apt with 2 car garage or other decent size building in or within 10 miles of Malta. Many references. 654-7243 HELP WANTED Part-time Parks & Recreation Director The City of Malta has a Part-time Parks & Recreation Director position available. Must have a valid driver’s license, pay rate is D.O.E. Benefits include vacation and sick time, holiday pay, vision & dental insurance. A...

  • Legal Ads for June 12, 2019

    Jun 12, 2019

    EDWARD A. AMESTOY, Cole, Amestoy & O'Brien, PLLP 113 South 2nd Street West P.O. Box 1280 Malta, Montana 59538 Phone: (406) 654-2541 Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA SEVENTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, COUNTY OF PHILLIPS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF BERNA JO ALLEN, Deceased. Probate No. DP-2019-12 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the above named estate. All persons having claims against the said deceased are required to present their claims within four...

  • Swim Team competes in Chinook

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Jun 12, 2019

    The Malta swim team almost tripled in size, as the team brought eight swimmers to the Chinook meet in Saturday, June 8, through Sunday, June 9. "I am pretty proud of what the kids accomplished last weekend," Coach Cassie Pratt told the PCN. The team was led by Jahmiah Huffman-LaBrie who was the team's high-point earner. Huffman had an unofficial time of 46.98 in the 50-Butterfly. He entered the event with a time of 49.16. Despite only having two practices in the pool this season, fourteen-year-o...

  • Malta Royals win first home games

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Jun 12, 2019

    The Malta Royals Legion baseball team (3-5) picked up a pair of wins last week in their home opening double-header against the Wolf Point Yellow Jackets on Thursday, June 6, at Trafton Park. "The kids were super stoked and excited," Malta Coach Ryan Judd told the PCN. The Malta American Legion Post 57 team also faced a heavy-hitting team from Laurel on Saturday in Malta and lost game one 35-2 and game two 31-0. "The competition that we have in this league is going to be really good," Coach Judd...

  • Milk River Baseball

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Jun 12, 2019

    The Milk River Baseball and T-Ball Season have reached the mid-point of the season and the co-ed league saw the Red and Yellow ages seven through nine teams square off last Wednesday, June 5. The game served as a learning event as every team batted through their lineup in every inning, unless three outs were called. After the game, the PCN caught up with Shaun Bleth, coach of the Yellow team. "We are trying to teach them the rules of the game because a lot of kids just don't know the rules of...

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