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On average, one person in the state of Montana dies by suicide every 32 hours. Suicide is the eighth leading cause of death, overall, in the state of Montana. In Montana, suicide is the fourth leading cause of death in people aged 45-to-54 and the second leading cause of death for people aged 10-to-44. These stats are provided by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and are based on the most recent 2015 data from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. Reading about suicide for...
The fact that the National Football League (NFL) recently announced they had terminated ties to the Punt, Pass, and Kick (PPK) competition didn't slow the Malta Athletic Club or 84 children from Phillips County from participating in the event in Malta last Tuesday night. "It is a great turnout and a beautiful evening," Dennis Oxarart said. "There is a lot of great competition and the parents are out cheering. The NFL pulled out of it, but we didn't want to give it up because we always have such...
The temperatures are tumbling and the leaves are falling from the trees, but over at Shirley Jones’ house, it’s like the first day of spring, every day, at least in her living room. The yard surrounding her Malta home is festooned with birdhouses, welcome signs and shady areas to kick up one’s feet and enjoy a sunny, warm day. Since those days are starting to become less abundant as Fall creeps across the county, Jones decided that her living room would be spring from now on. “There was already...
Get ready to be entertained, Malta…doubly! Twin sisters Carli and Julie Kennedy will bring their energetic music to the Malta High School Auditorium on Monday, October 2 starting at 7 p.m. as the first of several acts associated with the Big Sky Concert Series. The Northeastern Arts Network Big Sky Concert season begins with a bang on Monday, Twin Kennedy which is comprised of Carli and Julie Kennedy who have been making music together since they could talk. The duo is a two-time Canadian C...
When natural disaster strikes, it’s nice to have someone to blame. Pity those poor folks in Florida and Texas who suffered through hurricanes and floods in recent weeks. Grasping at straws to assign blame, some of them are saying it’s the homosexuals’ fault. That seems to be a bit of a reach. Pointing fingers at the guilty party in Montana is far easier. Blame the feds for all the fire and smoke. It’s their mismanagement of our forests, after all, that caused this mess. Even the argumen...
Thanks to the PCN for welcoming different opinions and perspectives on matters that affect all of us. This will be my first of several and I will offer my opinion based on presented facts. I watched today as senate democrats were giving questions to a public figure about her strong Catholic faith and how it would affect her decision making. The democrats have has a history of hostility towards religion in the public square as if that hampers one’s ability to make proper decisions. Historically speaking our entire founding was based on individua...
I think we could all learn something from kids. I don’t claim to represent all of African Americans but a couple of weeks ago I had the chance to share what I thought about current events at a local high school. The opportunity came thanks in part to a responsive column I wrote about confederate monuments about a month or so ago. The kids and teacher of that class were interested in why I wrote what I wrote and also presented me with several other questions. When I first received an email statin...
Hello, Fall! You certainly came in with a vengeance, but we had such an extreme summer, your cooler temps are certainly a welcome relief! More leaves fall off our cottonwood every day, just to annoy my husband! Loring had just a bit of rain, but that was welcome, also. The Loring Lutheran Church held services in the newly refurbished church for the first time on Sunday, September 24! It is not completely finished...lots of little touches left to do, and the cupboards in the kitchen, etc., but...
REMEMBER: The Catholic Altar Society will again be having their annual Ham and fixings dinner on Sunday, October 1, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Catholic Hall along with a Raffle and Bake sale. Come and enjoy the good food and social. Edward and Polly Solberg had relatives, Kenny and Becky Becker and Diane Ducher, from New York Mills, Minn., visit and spend the night this weekend. Nellie Sherman, former Supt. at Dodson, called to say her daughter, Diane, had passed away in California. There...
Jimmy and Nancy Murdock were called to Ohio last Wednesday on the death of Nancy’s younger sister, Penny Donahue. She leaves tomorrow with her husband, Albert, three grown children and one grandchild. Ree Simonson and a friend, Sharon Parker, who is from Washington, where guests of Royce Strabbe, Blake Ozark and Ty Murphy for a grandparent’s day at the Saco School. Eunice Simonson is home recuperating from knee surgery....
Get well wishes to Eunice Simonson and all who are sick. Welcome back to Pastor Wisher’s family. Farewell and Godspeed to pastor and Mrs. Brundy and baby. They substituted for the Wishers at church. The Ryan Olson Dart Tournament at the North 40 was a big success. There was a silent auction, a great lunch and then the dart tournament. A busy weekend, indeed. KMMR radio announcer Kelly Korsbeck was one of the tournament participants and so was Pete Dalby among many others. There was a wedding s...
Whist Nancy Soennichsen was high player with 52, Margaret Leader was low with 46 and the traveling prize was awarded to Nancy. Pinochle Jerry Depute was high player with 6,370, Clair Waters was second with 5,720 and the traveling prize was awarded to Nancy Soennichsen. Malta Duplicate Bridge Monday, September 18, saw Mary LaFond and Madelyn Anderson capture first place. Billie Rae Maxie and Malcolm Clouse tied with Bonnie Millar and Margo Rush for second place. Wednesday winners were Madelyn and Malcolm Clouse. Donna Olson and Mary came in...
Across America, students in grades 9-through-12 are being invited to participate in the Voice of Democracy competition. Since 1947 the VFW has offered the VOD as it’s premier scholarship program, with approximately 40,000 students competing annually for scholarships and incentives. This year’s theme is “AMERICAN HISTORY: Our Hope for the Future”. The entry is a 3-5 minute recorded essay which is provided to the local Buster Deo Post 4067 VFW Post by Tuesday, October 31. Local entries will be judged and from the entries one entry will be sent...
This year the Buster Deo VFW Post 4067 has provided the schools throughout the county entry forms for the 2017-18 Patriot’s Pen competition will draw 120,000 entries for the grades six through eight. This year students will pen original essays on the theme “America’s Gift to My Generation”. The essay will be between 300 and 400 words and all entries are due October 31, 2017 to the local VFW Post. Entries within schools are usually provided to the teacher in charge of the program entries and then to the VFW. After review by a local panel o...
Malta Senior Meals Thursday, Sept 28th - Ham dinner Friday, Sept 29th - Hot turkey Tuesday, Oct 3rd - Meatloaf Do you have a birthday in September? Be sure to sign up for a 10 meal certificate for September when you sign in for dinner. You could be the winner. Flu Shots Flu shots will be given in Malta on Oct. 3, Whitewater on Oct. 4 and Saco on Oct. 11. People interested in flu shots this fall and winter are encouraged to contact the Phillips County Nurses' office at 654-2521. Dirt Daubers Meeting 10-2. Dirt Daubers Flower will meet on...
As of July 10, 2017, Phillips Co is under STAGE ONE FIRE RESTRICTIONS, per the County Commissioners. This means campfires are restricted to designated recreation sites only. Smoking is prohibited outside of vehicles, buildings and developed recreation sites, unless you are in a 3 foot diameter area cleared of all burnable vegetation and materials. Campfires have also been restricted at Nelson Reservoir. Check out our website: www.phillipscountysheriff.org and our Facebook page, Phillips County Sheriff’s Office. Our Facebook page does give r...
1 years ago OCtober 27, 1917 J. L. Moore, the Ford agent, has received his new closed in car that was built to order for his own private use. Of course, it is a Ford, but something out of the ordinary. It has a fine pair of double-plate glass windows and is finally upholstered and will comfortably seat five persons. The motor is almost noiseless and when riding in his handsome new car he imagines he is pulling a Pullman. ♣♣♣ Most any man knows how to tell a woman’s age, but few have the nerve to do it. ♣♣♣ The Great Northern Railroad has auth...
Back row: Craig Mangis and Katie (Mangis) Skiff. Front Row: David Skiff holds Tobias Skiff and Ned Mangis rounds out five generations at the Glass Shop/ B&B Sales in Malta last week....
A group of Malta residents has taken to distributing hand-painted rocks around town. Send a picture of the painted rock you found to [email protected]....
This is Matt's steer "Duke" that he bought from Dusty and Twila Young in October 2016 for entry in the Northwest Montana Fair in Kalispell. Duke weighed 630 pounds the first of December and doubled his weight by fair time in mid-August 2017. We want to give out a big thank you to Dusty and Twila for letting us pick out this winning steer. We also want to give a big thank you to Tom and Loretta Anderson for getting us introduced to the Youngs and helping us pick from a great batch of calves....
The final laps for the Dodson Speedway competition took place on Saturday before a crowd of less than 1,500 people. While the fans weathered the cool breeze and rain, the drivers worked together to provide an afternoon of entertainment. Under a cloudy sky the US Flag was presented and waved as the pledge to the flag was led by Kari Hould on behalf of the VFW Auxiliary and American Legion Auxiliary. New drivers to the Dodson track were David McCoy and Kyle Sweeney of Lewistown, with Sweeney...
HELP WANTED Part Time Driver for Dual Enrollment Program. Temporary until December 14, 2017. Contact: Gary Weitz 383-4361 NAPA Parts Sales position available. Automotive or Ag experience preferred. Must be able to lift 70 lbs. and be a self starter. Will work some Saturdays. Pick up application at NAPA 202 S. 1st E. Malta. The City of Malta has one permanent/full time positions available. Job description includes working as city crew member/laborer. Must have a valid CDL or be able to obtain within a three month period after hire. Pay rate is...
The North Country Mavericks hosted Class B's Wolf Point Lady Wolves for Saco High School's Senior Night last Thursday, September 21, but the team bounced back with a dominant win over Brockton last Saturday, September 23 in Whitewater. All three Saco seniors were honored including Bailey Funk, Jada Sudbrack and Sydney Zeller. "The moms definitely set up something for us tonight," Zeller said in appreciation. The parents also set up a breakaway banner which read, "Mess with the (Mavericks Logo),...
The racing season is complete for the Hi-Line Dragstrip, with $12,000 Big Dollar Race coming to a conclusion last Sunday, September 24. With the conclusion of the regular season comes Track Champions who can qualify for the International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) Summit Super Series World Finals in Memphis. The 2017 World Finals will takes place from Friday, October 20 through Sunday, October 22. Havre's Garret Neiffer won the Box Class' Big Dollar Race, while Jim Hughes of Grass Range was...
The Malta Mustangs are now 3-1, currently on a two game win streak and just posted their largest margin of victory this season defeating Wolf Point 49-0, but the team will face its toughest test this Friday in Fairfield at 7 p.m. Last season, the Fairfield Eagles fell to Loyola Sacred Heart in the semi-final round of the 2016 Class B Football Championship Series and one year prior the Eagles were crowned as the 2015 State Champs. This season, the Eagles are undefeated and have not given up a...
