One Nation, Under God
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CROSS COUNTRY MALTA MEET The Malta M-ettes Cross Country team ran well in their first meet of the season, which also happened to be their home meet. The Malta Athletic Club Invitational was held at the Marian Hills Golf Course last Saturday. Malta's Mystic Striker, a sophomore, who struggled with an Achilles injury lead Malta, who as a team took 3rd place with 86 points. Winnett-Melstone won the meet with 64 points. Glasgow placed second with 80. Striker, who had never run in a cross country...
In the Malta Mustang's home opener, it was supposed to be a clash of Mustangs as the team took on the Shepherd Mustangs last Friday in the team's Homecoming game. What really happened was a Shepherd beat-down as Malta won the game 28-0. The team was led by a stout running effort, compliments of senior tailback Allen Williamson who broke away for two touchdowns and 176 yards on 22 carries. "Our offensive line just made perfect holes," Williamson told the PCN. "The full-back did work inside.... Full story
The Malta M-ettes showed no mercy against the Harlem Wildcats during their home opener held last Thursday. The team did drop a game to Chinook last Tuesday, September 8 and another to Poplar last Saturday. In their win against Harlem, the M-ettes played fierce and at times seemed untouchable. "I feel like we all had a lot of energy," Senior M-ette captain Mary Grace Kalal told the PCN. "It's our first game on our home turf and I feel like we took advantage of that." Kalal led the team in kills...
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The North Country Mavericks had an excellent weekend picking up a win against the Brockton Warrriors on Thursday night in Hinsdale and another win against Class B’s Harlem Wildcats in Harlem on Saturday night. The scores in the Brockton game were 25-2, 25-9 and 25-8. “Everybody got to play,” Coach Kathy Siroky told the PCN. “Everyone got some varsity time, which I’m happy with. We tried some new combinations and I really liked that.” The team was led by Libero Payton Chopper, who had a game-... Full story
Public Notices EDWARD A. AMESTOY, Cole, Amestoy & O'Brien, PLLP P.O. Box 1280 113 South 2nd Street West Malta, Montana 59538 Phone: (406) 654-2541 Attorneys for Personal Representative MONTANA SEVENTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, COUNTY OF PHILLIPS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Probate No. DP- 15-17 OF DEAN A. DIRKSEN, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Deceased. 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... Full story
The Dodson-Whitewater Harriers had a completely new team at the Malta Athletic Club Invitational held last Saturday at the Marian Hills Golf Course. The conditions were hotter than usual but that didn’t stop the young Harriers from giving it their all. “We were told it was going to be nice and cool,” Harrier junior Karly Santillan told the PCN, noting that the team was excited at the time. “But I guess we’re kind of used to having hot practices.” Harriers coaches Tom Anderson and Bruce Warre...
Malta’s Junior Varsity and C-squad both won their matchups against Harlem on Thursday night during the team’s home opener. The C-squad won their games 25-23, 25-12 and 15-7. “We had a couple of rotation calls in the beginning because we started a brand new rotation yesterday, but the girls came together and they worked together as a team,” C-Squad Coach Kalli Reintjes told the PCN. They came out from that. We had good serves and our team was playing really well together.” She mentioned...
A public meeting held at the American Legion Post 57 to discuss the changes to the “Freedom” mural near the underpass on Highway 191 had about 10 people in attendance and a plethora of ideas were discussed for a new mural. At the end of the meeting it was decided that the first things that needs to be done is to have the existing mural soda-blasted and the concrete underneath needs to be sealed before the colder weather hits Phillips County. The price tag for that job will be around $1,000, according to Malta VFW Auxiliary Secretary Car...
Mosquito spraying coming to an end, branches around town to be cut down and a disagreement about races held in the city were a few of the items discussed at last week’s Malta City Council Meeting. Malta Mayor Shyla Jones said that the mosquito spray truck will soon start spraying every other day – barring a big rain – and as the buggers start to disappear the truck will make the rounds once every three days. Mayor Jones added that once the weather gets below freezing the spraying will most likely stop all together. City Councilwoman Bonnie Wied...
