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The reconstruction of a portion of State Highway 191 between Malta and Whitewater is near completion and ahead of schedule. “Technically we have to chip it next year,” said Squeak Tihista, Project Manager from the Montana Department of Transportation. “But it was actually a two-year job. There is still some stuff to do, but it is coming along nicely. It’s been going along very nicely. Aside from a little rain here and there slowing us down, it has been good.” The project started in March of this...
See complete coverage of the win over Harlem in next week's PCN....
The sauce will be hot, the beans bodacious and the toppings piled high. The Phillips County News will be holding a Customer Appreciation Night on Thursday, October 29 starting at 5:15 p.m. and running until 6:15 and will precede the Parade of Lights in downtown Malta slated to begin at 6:30 p.m. We will be dishing up hot cups of chili – with all the toppings -- hot and cold beverages, and Sarah Osmundon’s world famous Dead Pumpkin Bars (well, they might not be world famous, yet, but you have to start somewhere.) “Dead Pumpkin Bars are groun...
Since about 2001, the Giblette’s have been welcoming young guests to pace through their pumpkin patch in Malta while perusing for what the children hope will soon be converted into the perfect jack-o’-lantern. This year the Giblette’s have hosted all of the Malta Elementary classes, groups from Malta’s Head Start, a few smaller groups from local daycares and last Wednesday welcomed Dodson Elementary School. Suzanne Giblette said that each year she and Thad plant a pound and a half of pumpkin see...
It was over a decade ago that Allan DeVries started hosting a paintball event in Phillips County through Malta Community Church. Now, 11 years later, his son, Aaron, and Aaron's wife, Angel, keep the paintballs flying and will host their next event this Friday. "We really encourage adults to come out and play with their kids," Angel said. "The kids love to shoot the adults." Malta Community Church is hosting the event for kids (children ages sixth grade and up) and adults alike on Friday,...
A total of 20 people were blessed with wonderful weather at Veteran's Memorial Park last Saturday afternoon as the group gathered for a Public Square Rosary to pray for the United States and the world as a whole. Pictured above, Tom Golik leads the rosary with the assistance of Warren Taylor who sup-plied live music before the event....
In addition to the Consent Agenda being passed and hearing reports from the three principals, the actual business portion of the meeting went as follows. The budget amendment resolution for Teacher Aides in the two kindergarten classes was passed on a unanimous vote. There were no contracts to consider. Sheriff Scott Moran briefed the Board of Trustees in closed session. Superintendent Kuehn proposed a Sprinkler System Bid Specification form for comments and suggestions from the trustees. The form will be finalized at a later date. During the...
Whenever I hear Huey Lewis singing The Heart of Rock ‘n’ Roll, I see a grizzly bear. He’s got his head up and he’s walking out of the timber toward me. It was 1984 and I was working construction at the appropriately named Silver Tip Ranch which sits on Slough Creek just north of Yellowstone Park. The main lodge at the ranch was being extensively remodeled. I was building a stone chimney in the kitchen and had taken a break to visit with the carpenters, who were set up in front of the lodge....
Gun violence has been a big topic of discussion in the media and politics as of late. The Obama administration has been calling for tighter and tighter regulations again firearms. In my opinion, if everyone was allowed to carry a gun, there would be far fewer mass tragedies. I feel like the media blames the gun, but I blame the media. Think about it… the shooter is getting instant fame, regardless of how sick and tragic the acts they commit are. If we as a people were all armed, including teachers, I know the kids like Adam Lanza would never h...
Last week I started to monologue about how I wasn’t involved in nearly anything during my high school career and how I traveled back to my hometown to participate in my ten year reunion. You may wonder why I traveled so far to see a bunch of people that I haven’t talked to in years. It may be because I have regrets about missing out on all that my high school had to offer. I regret not playing football, basketball or even trying out for track. I regret not trying to make efforts to hang out wit...
A successful Loring Harvest Dance is now in the books! Kevin Beck of Turner won the Traegre Grill and Carry Simonson won the sound bar! The band Trial by Fire was on fire! And the Stockman Bar caterers did a great job! Jeannie Shroeder drove up from Billings with Saige and Zoey to visit Grandma Dixie and Grandpa Tom! They also stopped to see Great Grandma Barbara! There will be no Lutheran Church services at Loring next Sunday, but on the last Sunday of the month, October 25, we will have...
Polly Solberg and Dora Henry were in Havre early Wednesday for medical. It was a beautiful fall day and so nice to see all the different colors of the trees etc. along the way. Kenny Munson visited in Dodson with several people on Wednesday, including Tammy Voice, whom he was a classmate with when they were both in school in Dodson years ago . He was on his way to visit a daughter at her college. Kenny is a Space Engineer and has worked in several different space programs since leaving Dodson,...
Sympathy to all who have lost family members or friends, especially to the families and victims of the mass shooting in Oregon. How many people die before there is gun control? Late Happy Birthday Day to September Birthdays and all October birthdays. Happy retirement to Big Flat Electric’s Jeanne Barnard! My sister, Janet Brown, has been visiting me this week and with family and friends. We went to Linda Berg’s for dinner and to the Sleeping Buffalo to swim. Janet and Linda went to Billings as L...
Hi-Line Whist On Friday, October 9, Pearl and Agness defeated Mary and Anne 13-2 and 14-5. Whist On Tuesday, October 6, Sherman Doucette took first place with 53, Ron Lundman took second with 45 and the traveling prize was awarded to Clarence Jacobson. Pinochle On Thursday, October 8, Nina Jones took first with 6,380, second went to Barb Stevens with 6,150 and the traveling prize went to Clarence Blunt and Vern Parker. Malta Duplicate Bridge On Wednesday afternoon, September 30, Byron Ereaux and Les Solberg came in first. Second was earned by...
1-11. During science, we took out our science sheets. We got new bug family trees. One was hard to follow, the other two were easy. Then, we looked at our ladybugs. There were some exoskeletons. There were ladybug larvae crawling around. There was paper and food. Last, we looked at maggots. A lot of them were pupae. We had a short science. 10-8. During Science, Zora, Linden and I tried to start a fire on ash and sugar cubes. The wind was going so it didn't work very well. But we...
“Show Me The Money!” The hottest tips for writing grants was the agenda the Montana History Foundation brought to Malta last week. A group of 15 people were attentive listeners as Charlene Porsild, CEO and President of the Montana History Foundation's and Gena Ashmore, Program Director, presented ideas for writing a winning grant proposal. Charlene explained that the Montana History Foundations purpose was to provide funding for historic preservation and cultural heritage projects. If you were unable to attend the workshop stop by the PC Mus...
Senior Meals Thursday, October 15th - Meatloaf Friday, October 16th - Stuffed Cabbage Rolls Tuesday, October 20th -Pork Chops Is your birthday in October? Let us know when you sign in for dinner. You could be the winner of a gift certificate for 10 meals. AA Meeting Saturdays. The Outback AA Meeting is held every Saturday at 4 p.m. at 139 9th St. SW in Malta. PC Fair Board 10-14. The Phillips County Fair Board will hold their monthly meeting on Wednesday, October 14, at 6 p.m. at Stretches Pizza. The public is welcome to attend. Mustang Foundat...
1 years ago October 14, 1915 Cost of blood in War The following figures give approximately the losses in dead, wounded and prisoners of each of the nations engaged in the European war up to September 25. The Entente Allies --- Russia 3,950,000 France 1,998,000 England 400,000 Italy 102,000 Belgium 105,000 Montenegro 15,000 Total 6,570,000 The Central Powers --- Germany 3,250,000 Austria-Hungary 3,025,000 Turkey 115,000 Total 6,390,000 The total loss of life in all important wars since the...
September 20, 2015 9:06 a.m. Local Ambulance and Fire Dept reported to the PCMS Dragstrip for the races. 10:47 a.m. An alarm company reported a commercial fire alarm sounding at a local business; all found to be okay, was a false alarm. 12:03 p.m. Hi-Line Retirement Center requested an ambulance for a ground transport to Havre; local EMT Crew handled the call. 4:52 p.m. Female reported a dog had killed a friend’s cat; information passed onto ACO. 5:10 p.m. 911 received requesting assistance with locating and stopping a vehicle that had the c...
On Wednesday, October 28, 2015, the Malta School District will hold an obsolete sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.. No early birds – sale will start at 9 a.m. The sale will be held at the back of the Malta Head Start Building (also known as the old Country Home) located at 117 S 9th St W. Minimum sale price is $1.00 and items will be sold in dollar increments. All items are sold as is. All sales are final. All items must be removed on the sale day or the sale is void. Malta School District is not liable or responsible for any items sold. Buyer a...
As part of its commitment to strengthening rural communities, Triangle Communications (Triangle) again encourages applicants for its Smart Rural Connected Community Challenge program. Two communities from within Triangle’s service area will be selected as Connected Communities in 2015. Triangle is excited to offer this unique opportunity and looks forward to working closely with the selected communities to leverage the value of Broadband while seeking to increase the vitality of these communities in a connected world. As awardees, each c...
From the American Counseling Association Team Up For Success In Creating A Healthier Life It would be nice if parents could control everything about their children. You know, just for a little while, say maybe until they're 30. But, of course, that's not the way life works. Growing up means learning to be more independent, to take responsibility and, sometimes, to even make mistakes. While we want to protect our children, it's also important that we give them room to grow and develop. One of the hardest places to give kids space is when you...
Wylie Gustafson and The Wild West Band will be performing in the Malta High School Auditorium at 7 p.m. on Monday, October 19. For over the last 25 years, Wylie and his band, The Wild West, have performed their refreshing blend of cowboy, swing, folk and yodeling music worldwide. They have performed at such prestigious venues as the National Folk Festival, A Prairie Home Companion, The Conan O’Brien Show and the Grand Ole Opry. Worldwide, their genre friendly performances have taken them to China, Russia, Australia, Europe, South America, a...
The Malta Kiwanis installed new officers on Tuesday, October 6. The new officers are, from left to right, Rosemary S. Veseth, secretary, Mike Veseth, Vice President, Dr. Charles Wilson, Lt. Gov. of District 7 Montana Kiwanis and Ron Lundman, Treasurer. Not pictured is Terri Robinson who was elected as the new President of Malta Kiwanis. Kiwanis is an international civic organization of volunteers who promote various youth projects in their communities. The American Kiwanis celebrated their...
Patty's Floral and Greenhouse has been accepted into the Montana Floral Association. Patty Simons and Mardy Demarais attended the yearly convention October 2,3,4. They attended hands-on classes and learned many new ideas for the coming year. The convention had many terrific demonstrators showing fun and artistic floral arrangements. They also had speakers on the business part of the floral industry. Becca Clark, a former Phillips County resident, was a much enjoyed, lively and first rate speaker....
