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The City Council got straight down to business at the first City Council meeting in October. City Manager provided an update on the Public Works department, relaying that work continues as the crews prepare for the oncoming winter season. As the meeting was opened to the public, the council heard from citizens on both sides of the pro-posed ordinance 154, which sought to allow families and individuals to keep up to 6 female chickens within city limits. The proposed ordinance would only allow up...
While the weather this week may seem like we’ve been cheated out of the glory days of fall and sent straight to winter, luckily we have time to celebrate the harvest and start prepping to spoil our loved ones thanks our Malta banks, The Malta Area Chamber of Commerce, and over 40 of our local merchants. Malta’s third annual, family-friendly Oktoberfest, in conjunction with the “Shop Home for the Holidays” Christmas Scrip Kick-Off will be Thursday, October 29th at the Stockman Terrace. Banks and businesses will be open until 8 p.m. and host a...
A snowplow makes its way north on Central Avenue in Malta on Monday morning as snow hit Phillips County late Sunday night and is expected through the week. Photo by Mark Hebert....
As National Bullying Prevention month comes to a close, resident Kelly Cederberg would like to invite the community to stand together against bullying, and community united by their dedication to kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. The “ask” is simple and only requires one to wear the color orange on National Unity Day, October 21, 2020. The month of October is devoted to celebrating differences and realizing that if we approach others from a place of love and compassion we collectively invest in improving the state of our local com...
Be sure to vote. I voted by absentee ballot and I will be glad when the election is over. Congratulations to the Penguin/North Country Mavericks team for winning games against the Circle Wildcats! The Wildcats had cheerleaders who were wearing facemasks painted like cats. They even made horrible wildcat sounds! It was senior night for our Penguin girls, Miss Cummings and Miss Wasson. Good luck to them. On Saturday night there was a dart tournament, auction and dinner at the North 40. It was...
The weather has been cold all week and seems like it is to stay that way for several more days at least. At least we have not had the snow they have had around Billings and the lower part of the state. The ground was white with the frost the one morning and it was said to be 20 degrees this morning. Things have been very quiet around town. Bonnie Lankford and her crew came up and did a couple of little favors for Dora which was very appreciated. Nathan Solberg was home visiting his Mom, Polly...
It seems that the antelope have started gathering into large groups. I saw two larger groups on my trip to Malta on Friday. I went over to Senior Meals on Wednesday. It's always fun to visit with people I don't see very often. Mars is still bright all night! It's reddish. On Saturday the Lumsden family hosted a run in memory of Andrew Flansaas. Jeannie Schroeder, Saige, and Zoey Stordahl drove up from Billings for the weekend. We celebrated Jeannie's birthday on Friday with a meal at Dixie...
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks announces that the application period to apply for a shooting range improvement grant is now open. Completed applications must be received no later than Feb. 1. Montana's Shooting Range Grant Program, administered by FWP, provides funding to non-profit shooting clubs, organizations, local governments and school districts to build and improve public shooting ranges throughout the state. To learn more about the Shooting Range Grant Program, and to download this year's grant application, visit FWP's website at...
On October 28, 2020, the Malta School District will hold an obsolete sale from 9 a.m. until noon. No early birds and 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. The original sale was scheduled for August 14, 2020, but had to be postponed due to COVID-19. The 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...
My 13-year-old grandson Isaac shot his first pheasant last week. He was using the shotgun I’d given him last year. A Model 1200 Winchester pump, it had been a Christmas present to me from my father more than 50 years ago. I never saw the bird that Ace flushed from a thicket of willow saplings as it rose cackling into a stiff wind blowing off Fort Peck Lake. I yelled “Rooster!” but Isaac and his father, Aaron, didn’t need the warning. The bird dropped at Isaac’s shot and their English cocker Ch...
Michael Alan Davis, 44, passed away on October 13, 2020, at his home, in Billings, Mont. He was born September 3, 1976 in Conrad, Mont., to Joseph Davis and Leann (Martin) Pankratz. Mike grew up in several places throughout Montana and Idaho until the family moved back to Malta. He graduated from Malta High School in 1995. After high school, he moved to Billings, Mont., and found work in construction and soon after went to work in a bronze foundry. Later in his life he followed in his...
Sally Demarais Smith, a loving wife, mother, daughter, and sister, left this world on September 26, 2020, at the age of 52 to join the Lord as an angel to watch over her extended family. Sally was born to Lee and Frances Demarais on August 2, 1968, in Malta, Mont. She attended school in Malta and graduating from Malta High School in 1986. Sally received a bachelor’s degree in mass communications from Eastern Montana College in the spring of 1990. Following graduation, Sally worked at TCI C...
Museum Notes Oct 21 Hunting season is upon us! I think Ernest Hemingway described the emotion associated with bird hunting when he said “I think they were all made to shoot because if they were not why did they give them that whirr of wings that moves you suddenly more than any love of country.” Private individuals can be credited with the first attempt to bring pheasants to Montana. Success did not come to these individuals until Montana had irrigated lands to provide much-needed habitat and food. Dr. Charles Thornton, a Montana phy...
Pinochle On October 6, Lou Olson took first with 6,950, second went to Nina Jones with 5,690 and there was no traveling prize awarded. On October 13, Clair Waters took first with 6,220, Al Kroll was second with 5,870, and the traveling prize was shared by Clair and Al. On October 15, Clair once again took first, this time with a tally of 6,560, second was earned by Sharon Emond who netted 5,740 and traveling prize was awarded to both Clair and Kevin. Whist On October 6, Jerry Depute edged Kevin Stevens for first place by a 45-44 tally and the...
September 25th was the last time Noelle Ehret saw her year and ½-year-old tabby cat, Bubba. He had been enjoying a little nap in the sun, and then he was just . . . gone. Thinking he may just be trying out his adventurous side, she reached out to the Facebook community in hopes that someone had spotted him. “He’s very friendly,” she said. As time went on, she began to worry that he had possibly hitched a ride. “There was a wedding reception taking place across the street at the City Hall, so...
Question-Answer Mail-in Consulting ADULTS ONLY. Get an analysis answer to a healthcare or life activities question within 3 to 6 postmark months. Applicable answer fees are $26 for 2 pages no reference, $36 for 3 pages one reference, or $46 for four pages one reference & vitamin idea analysis answer. After indicating your select fee, send consultant Katie L. McKeon, ABD, EdD your question jointly with your non-refundable fee payment and return address to P.O. Box 605 in Malta, MT 59538. No Credit Cards. Mondays Shanghai Shanghai rummy will be...
Concealed Weapon Permits: New and renewal applications for Concealed Weapon Permits may be picked up at the Sheriff’s Office anytime. Once approved, you will be contacted to come in on Wednesday between 9 AM and noon for fingerprints and photographs. FINGERPRINTS can be done at the Sheriff’s Office on WEDNESDAYs only, from 9am-noon, unless other arrangements have been made with the Sheriff’s Office. October 2, 2020 12:30 a.m. Blaine Co SO requested PCSO assistance with a report from BNSF of a body near the railroad tracks; Deputies respo...
1 years ago October 21, 1920 The new high school building was to be dedicated on October 29. *** Mrs. E. R. Runge had died after a short illness. Mrs. Runge had been active in Red Cross work during World War I. *** Richard W. Garland, a resident of north Montana since 1888, died at his home after several years of ill health. *** Mrs. M. Heberlee and son, Earl, had moved to Malta from their home near Lovejoy so Earl could attend school. *** Mrs. James LeNoir had gone to Rochester, Minn., to...
Searching for Ranch to Lease Montana ranching couple searching for a ranch to lease and to run approx. 300 hd of Mother cows. Spring calvers. Need facilities. Will consider all options. Please call: Michele (406) 223-4410 -------------------- FOR SALE Jacuzzi Pumps, Water Softeners & Water Softener Salt. Call Farmers & Ranchers 654-1412 --------------- HELP WANTED Town of Saco Job Opening - Public Works Operator The Town of Saco is looking to fill the position of Public Works Operator immediately. Qualified applicant must be gas qualified...
PUBLIC NOTICE The Montana Single Audit Act was established to help ensure that Montana local governments provide transparency and accountability to their taxpayers. The Act requires that all local governments complete & submit Annual Financial Reports to the Department of Administration. The following local government is over 180 days delinquent in filing its 2019 Annual Financial Report: Saco Fire Department Relief Association (Published by Phillips County News 10/21/2020) MNAXLP ---------------------- NOTICE OF TAXES DUE 2020 Real Property...
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The Malta Mustangs Football team (4-1) is hoping to bounce back as they head west to take on the Cut Bank Wolves on Friday, October 23. Malta suffered their first loss of the season to the Fairfield Eagles last Friday night at Mustang Field. The final score of the defensive battle was 14-6. "I was proud of how our team handled adversity against the Eagles," Malta Head Coach Nick Oxarart said. "We battled hard until the final whistle." Both teams struggled with penalties and holding on to the...
While the Malta and Dodson teams went to Glasgow for the Nemont invitational, the Penguins Cross Country team went to the Sunburst Refiners Invitational on Thursday, October 15. "The girls are hitting their goals right before the state meet," Whitewater Head Coach Carly Hammond said. "It was a great motivational boost for all of them." Whitewater sophomore Sammie Wisher took fifth place at the meet with a new personal best of 23:54. Wisher's time was an improvement of over a minute. Kendra...
The Malta M-ettes Volleyball team improved there conference record last week winning three of their four games. The M-ettes had two double-headers last week, the first being against the Poplar Indians on Wednesday, October 14, in Malta. The M-ettes won the first match in three sets. The scores were 25-11, 25-17, and, 25-20. "We were a little slow and could've been faster but we got the win, and it's a good thing," M-ette Captain Kaylee Bishop said. Senior Co-Captain Sidney Meeks explained that...
