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Articles from the October 16, 2019 edition


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  • Celebrating Hi-Line heritage

    Mark Hebert, Publisher|Oct 16, 2019

    If you plan it, they will come. That was discovered by Katie Brown and the countless volunteers who hosted the first Hi-Line Heritage Celebration at the Milk River Pavilion in Malta last Saturday which raised over $50,000 to assist the Phillips County Livestock Association and other groups to help them cover costs associated with the American Prairie Reserve (APR) who are seeking a variance on a 2016 bison grazing ordinance passed in Phillips County which states "All bison/buffalo must be...

  • Roy Brewer returns to Malta Oct. 20-through-23

    Mark Hebert, Publisher|Oct 16, 2019

    Roy and Arlene Brewer are sometimes hard to catch up with and last weekend was no exception. "We are on our way to Spring Falls, Idaho, for a special conference I am speaking at," Roy said in a phone interview somewhere on the highway between the couple's destination and their home in Graham, Wash. "I will be doing a spiritual emphasis at the church there." Traveling and teaching the Word of Jesus Christ is nothing new to the couple who has been married for the past 58 years. The couple has...

  • Octoberfest and Christmas Scrip Kickoff 2019

    Mark Hebert, Publisher|Oct 16, 2019

    Let the holiday fun commence. The turning of the leaves to fall colors — and the occasional snow flurry — means the holiday season is upon us and the Malta Merchants will get the ball rolling next Thursday, October 24, with the Octoberfest Celebration and Christmas Scrip Kick-Off. Last year it was decided that the Parade of Lights would be moved into November and in its place, the family-fun Octoberfest and Christmas Scrip Kickoff, featuring a soup cookoff, scarecrow decorating contest, and business storefront decorating contest, would be hel...

  • Malta Mayor stresses sewer rate increase $4.50, not $37.50 per month, public meeting on increase slated for November 12

    Mark Hebert, Publisher|Oct 16, 2019

    The Malta City Council will host a public hearing on the proposed sewer rate increase in the City of Malta on Tuesday, November 12 at City Hall starting at 5 p.m. “The City has determined it is necessary to undertake certain improvements to the City’s municipal sewer system (the “System”) on an emergency basis, and anticipates issuing sewer system revenue bonds to pay the costs of such improvements,” states the public notice on the classified page of this week’s PCN. “It is necessary for the City to increase its sewer rates to pay the costs...

  • MHS Ag teachers, past and present, in Havre

    Thomas Welch, Agricultural Technology MSU-Northern|Oct 16, 2019

    Three agricultural educators with teaching ties to Malta High School were recently conversing about their experiences as teachers at Malta High School. Tom Welch taught at Malta from 1980-81, Milford Wearley from 1981-84, and Christina Fister is a first-year teacher at Malta. All three were at Montana State University-Northern in Havre on Thursday, October 10, and had students participating in and helping with TekNoXpo. TekNoXpo is an annual event at MSU-Northern and showcases postsecondary care...

  • Dave & Yvonne Hinman ranked eighth in Angus Registrations

    Oct 16, 2019

    Dave & Yvonne Hinman, Malta, ranked as eighth largest in registering the most Angus beef cattle in Montana with the American Angus Association® during fiscal year 2019, which ended Sept. 30, according to Mark McCully, Association chief executive officer. Angus breeders across the nation in 2019 registered 304,577 head of Angus cattle. “Despite a challenging year, our Angus breeders continue to see strong demand for Angus genetics,” McCully said. “Our members are committed to providing genetic solutions to the beef cattle industry that mainta...

  • Hunter Education Class Offered in Chinook

    Marc Kloker, MFWP Region 6|Oct 16, 2019

    Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Hunter Education course dates have been set for Chinook, starting Oct. 14. The class will be located at the Blaine Co. Library Meeting Room. All hunter education classes are free of charge. All students must first register online at the FWP website: fwp.mt.gov; click on the education tab, then click “hunter education programs.” Next, “Find a class or field course” and search for the available class in your area. Detailed instructions on dates, times, and other information will be found on the registr...

  • Planning for elk management

    Tom Puchlerz, Montana Wildlife Federation President|Oct 16, 2019

    I watched and listened in awe during my first year of hunting elk as a large bull screamed, nose flared, while he herded his cows from his bugling challenger. That was in 1979 and a lot has changed over the past 40 years. Today elk are plentiful in places where they were absent back then and on some forested public lands they are no longer as common. Predator populations are doing well, major fires are common place as our climate changes and hunting technology continues to advance. Landowner acceptance of elk has also changed, varying widely...

  • Canaries in coal mine?

    Parker Heinlein, Outdoors columnist|Oct 16, 2019

    Sage grouse season closed last week. For the second year in a row I didn’t get one. I didn’t even see one. It wasn’t for lack of effort. I’ve been hunting more days than not since the upland bird season opened. The country I hunt used to be heavily populated by sage grouse. There were at least 40 males on a lek there last April. But come September, the birds weren’t to be found. I experienced the same thing last fall. Sage grouse have been disappearing from their traditional haunts for some...

  • Never a good time

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Oct 16, 2019

    INFO I meant to thrive but could only survive as our editor was on vacation. There is never a great time to get sick, but as Mark left town, an upper respiratory infection ran through me, making the week a lot harder than it needed to be. I tried to be a hero and work through it, but eventually I ran to the Phillips County Clinic. Before I got there, I couldn’t breathe, my body was sore from coughing, and I had a pounding headache. It took a while for the good doc to get to me, but I gathered th...

  • Loring News for October 16, 2009

    Dixie Stordahl, PCN Correspondent|Oct 16, 2019

    Happy Columbus Day! It sounds like the Heritage Day celebration was successful in Malta. Jay and Whitney Blunt were among the celebrants from out here. We had our second snowstorm on Monday and I'm hoping it's the last for a few weeks! I've had two great horned owls in my trees for a few days. The soft hoot in the evening and mornings is reassuring to me. I’ve seen several Hawks raiding the branches of my pine trees too! Bob and Kathleen Lumsden of Absorkee visited with Pete and Carol Lumsden o...

  • Malta FFA Chapter seeks 'Lifetime Members'

    Khristi Drabbs, FFA Alumni Volunteer|Oct 16, 2019

    Future Farmers of America (FFA) Alumni and Supporters are individuals who work together under the common interest of helping FFA programs succeed. You do not need to be a former member to join, and you do not need to have students currently enrolled in the program either! The only requirement is a sincere desire to support agricultural education teachers and help student members develop their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success. In order to remain a State and Nationally affiliated FFA Alumni chapter, we need to...

  • Dodson News for October 16, 2019

    Eldora Henry, PCN Correspondent|Oct 16, 2019

    We have had more snow, wind and low temperatures all week. Winter seems to have moved its agenda up earlier. Our snow was very wet, mixed with rain so we did not have much cover on the ground. Night temperatures are very low, we have had heavy frost a couple of mornings. This weather has been a surprise, moving in so early and staying. Wednesday the roads all over were slick, icy, and in some places closed. Polly Solberg attended the Mini Gospel Jamboree in Malta on Sunday. Jack and Ethel Siemen...

  • Briefly for October 16, 2019

    Oct 16, 2019

    Malta Senior Meals Thurs October 17th Pulled pork Fri October 18th Stuffed peppers Tues October 22nd Cabbage roll Phillips County 4-H Shooting Sports sign ups and season Phillips County 4-H Shooting Sports sign ups begin October 14 through October 31. Youth must be 9 years old by October 1, for rifle and archery, and 12 years old as of October 1, for pistol. Archery is not available in Saco. Malta participants contact Kay Harms 658-2210. Saco participants contact Gene Salveson 527-7104. Season will begin November 24, 2019. Safety meeting for...

  • PHILLIPS COUNTY SHERIFF NEWS LOG for October 9, 2019

    Oct 16, 2019

    Please be advised: If you are planning on using Trafton Park shelters for an event in the future, please contact the Malta City Office, 654-1251, to reserve the shelters, get the key and pay for the electricity. The Phillips Co Sheriff’s Office will no longer be handling this. Thank you. NOTICE TO NEW CONCEALED WEAPON PERMIT APPLICANTS: The Phillips County Sheriff’s Office will no longer be providing Concealed Weapon Permit classes. When you pick up the application, you will see the legal requirements necessary to obtain a Concealed Weapon Per...

  • Yesterday's Phillips County News Memories for October 16, 2019

    Oct 16, 2019

    1 years ago October 15, 1919 George W. Clay was named the chairman of the National Roosevelt (Theodore) Memorial Fund. Community chairmen were Irving Miller, Bowdoin; Dudley Jones, Dodson; W.E. Mead, Lovejoy; O.P. Shenefelt, Malta, and H.A. Vagg, Saco. ○○○ Excellent grades in arithmetic were made by the following grade school pupils: Lochiel Edwards, Violet Veseth, Esther Edwards, Edna Brockway, and Dorothy Robinson. ○○○ H.L. Wolfe Jr. has returned from a years service as K.C. Secretary with t...

  • New seats at the Villa

    Oct 16, 2019

    Members of the Malta Mustangs Football team helped take the seats out of the Villa Theatre last Saturday as remodeling continues inside the building....

  • The Out-of-Towners: Airman First Class Amy Lynn McMullen

    Oct 16, 2019

    Airman First Class Amy Lynn McMullen, age 21, of Havre, Mont., passed her Basic Training in April of 2019 and graduated from technical school in May at the Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. After a week at home, she reported to duty of Material Management at an Airforce Base. Airman McMullen is the granddaughter of Bonnie McMullen of, Whitewater, Mont....

  • Card News for October 16, 2019

    Oct 16, 2019

    Whist On October 8, the winner of Whist at the Malta Senior Center was Leonard Leader. Tied for second was Ken Ruzicka and Sherman Doucette while the traveling prize was awarded to Clarence Jacobson. Pinochle On October 10, Clair Waters racked-up 7,410 points to earn first-place honors while Leonard Leader and Harvey Smith tied for second after both compiling 5,880. The traveling prize was awarded to both Clair and Von Holzhey. Send your card and gaming news to Mark at [email protected] or drop it by the PCN office at 216 S. Central Ave. in...

  • Legal Ads for October 16, 2016

    Oct 16, 2019

    NOTICE OF SEWER RATE INCREASE AND PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on October 8, 2019, the City Council (the “Council”) of the City of Malta, Montana (the “City”), adopted a Resolution of Intention of the City of Malta, Montana to Increase Rates and Charges for the Use and Availability of the Municipal Sewer System (the “Resolution”). The City has determined it is necessary to undertake certain improvements to the City’s municipal sewer system (the “System”) on an emergency basis, and anticipates issuing sewer system revenue bonds to...

  • Classified Ads for October 16, 2019

    Oct 16, 2019

    HELP WANTED Dairy Queen Hiring Three Specific Positions Wanted Day Shift Position: Monday – Friday (no evenings or weekends). Hours 10am-4pm. Willing to work around family care schedules, with the right candidate. Part-Time Grill Position: Good second job for person with kitchen experience. Hours and Shifts can be adjusted to set schedule if second job. Management Position: Looking for experienced Management candidate who is good with employees and customers. Willing to learn business and responsibility of management position. We are looking t...

  • Malta takes down Scotties 16-8; to Face Eagles

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Oct 16, 2019

    The Malta Mustangs stepped up to defeat the Glasgow Scotties 16-8 in Glasgow on Friday, October 11, in a game that likely earned the Mustangs a first-round playoff home game. Things won't get any easier for Malta as they go to Fairfield to take on the reigning Class B State Champion Eagles, who are on an 18-game win streak. "Their coaching staff always has them so well-prepared and they rarely make any mistakes," Malta Mustangs Coach Nick Oxarart said. "We will have to play a nearly perfect game...

  • M-ettes take first in Harlem

    Thea Solberg, PCN Correspondent|Oct 16, 2019

    The Malta M-ettes Cross Country team ran in the Harlem Invitational meet on Friday, October 11. The overall winner of the high school girls' race of 25 runners on a very crispy cold autumn morning was L'Tia Lawrence who ran her last home cross country meet at the frosty Harlem Golf Course with a speedy time of 19:20. Teammate Taya Trottier ran to a second-place finish with a time of 22:02. And third-place honors went to Wolf Point runner Hermyanie Campbell who ran in with a time of 22:42....

  • Mavs struggle in Froid

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Oct 16, 2019

    The 7-5 North Country Mavericks may have a winning record, but the team showed that they have plenty of work to do after falling to the Froid-Lake Redhawks in Froid on Thursday, October 10. The scores of the game were 22-25 (FL), 24-26 (FL), 25-14 (NC), and 21-25 (FL). The Mavericks were led by Kaitlyn McColly who had 16 kills, 13 digs, and one block. Kia Wasson had 12 kills, 12 digs, and three aces. Mattea McColly led in blocks registering two of the team's three blocks. Danika Soper had 15...

  • Phillips County News Athlete of the Week: Kylie Hunter

    Oct 16, 2019

    Fave Hobby: Going to the gym. Favorite Movie: Grey's Anatomy. Fave Subject: Math. Fave Meal / Dessert: Chicken Alfredo / Banana Split Pie. Fave Spot in PC: The Breaks. Dream Car: Jeep Wrangler. If you could have one superpower: Reading Minds. Fave Animal: Tiger....

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