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Malta High School will host the 2017 Northern B Divisional Volleyball Tournament starting this Thursday with the hometown M-ettes claiming one of the eight spots as teams seek State Tournament bids. Joining the hometown ladies at this week’s Northern B Divisional will be Glasgow, Cut Bank, Fairfield, Choteau, Harlem, Wolf Point and Shelby. The opening match of the tournament on Thursday tips off at 10 a.m. and will feature Glasgow (who defeated Wolf Point for the district crown in Wolf Point last weekend) followed by the M-ettes against F...
It was six weeks ago that Mrs. Anna LaBrie started to gather different plays together before deciding which one was worthy enough to be performed for the citizens of Malta and surrounding areas as an audience. One week later, LaBrie decided on Urban Legends and had held play auditions to see which student suited the part of each character. On Monday, October 23 and Tuesday, October 24, the play was unveiled. Urban Legends is a play based on a group of horror tales that some may relate to...
The Malta City Council approved a motion that will allow the City of Malta to discuss selling lots at the old Phillips County Airport to the Phillips County Motors Sports organization which currently run their events there during race season. The location (south of Malta) is currently listed as a Superfund Cleanup site by the Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and the City is currently in a 99-year contract with the PhillCo Economic Growth Council who has been tasked with bringing economic development to the old county airport...
Tee up for a great time on Saturday, November 11 at the 6th Annual Malta Putt Crawl, sponsored by the Malta Area Chamber of Commerce. You don't need to be a golfer to enjoy this great evening out, supporting our local bars and restaurants. We provide all the equipment; you just need to bring yourself and three of your friends. A nine-hole course awaits your team, with each stop on the course designed by the local establishment. Stops will be at the Tin Cup (two holes), Kid Curry, Westside...
We all know eastern Montana is a food wasteland. It's about the only thing I hear people complain about consistently from Havre to Poplar. The watering holes are few and far between. And they usually aren't very good. Amazingly, Heidi Pippin and her cast of family and friends have stepped in to get the job done in Saco. If you read nothing further, hear me now: Pip's Diner is great place to eat. The latest incarnation in a line of local eateries (next door to Old Brand Saloon), Pip's is a...
Whitewater is alive with hunters. Also, alive with cowboys gathering cattle for shipping. The school children has a break as the teachers attended conferences. Whitewater Lutheran Church had a baptism Sunday, which was followed by a potluck. Baby Rodee Anderson was baptized. His parents are Brianna and Jett Anderson. The church was packed with family and friends, some from far away as Billings. Rodee’s big brother also attended. The Harvest Dinner at Whitewater Lutheran Church is Sunday, N...
Malta High School announced their first honor roll of the 2017-18 school year last Tuesday and the senior class boasted the most students on the list with 19 named to the roll while the sophomore class ranked second with 10 students, the junior class placed seven on the roll and the freshmen a total of three. Congratultions to all MHS students named to the First Quarter Honor Roll. Seniors: Maria Brown, TaChante’ Cole, Jacob Kunze, Samantha Dolphay, Zachary Drabbs, Travis Epperson, Tel Jensen, Adessa Judd, Macy Knudsen, Kendall Koss, Konner K...
Dear Editor, This episode was told to my husband and me by a young Montana instructor: A high school boy had stated that he intended to kill himself. The next day he was found dead! It bothered me for sometime as to why the teacher didn’t ask the student into his office to converse or, better yet, invite him to share a delicious home-cooked meal at the teacher’s home that evening. After a period of time, I considered the family the teacher was raised in — there was the answer, loud and clear! It was never known that family members “hopp...
The death of an Illinois man caught my attention last week. Chase Shott, 26, died in a fall near Mystic Lake in the Beartooth Mountains. It was one of those “There, but for the grace of God goes me,” moments. I took a fall there years ago. It was early October 1973 and I was working for Hiland Guide Service in Cooke City as a cook and wrangler. My friend Bill Butler was guiding a hunter who’d drawn a sheep tag, and the three of us backpacked in to a spike camp at the far end of Mystic Lake....
Every once in a while I run out of things to write about. When that happens, divine intervention can come through at times. This time intervention came from a flick of the finger, as I cleanly removed a Box Elder Bug from the outside of my water cup. These Box Elder bugs have been pretty annoying. I admit they aren’t as terrible as cockroaches or some of the other bugs I have experienced but man are they creepy. When you see swarms of them outside, it’s gross but when you can’t even get away...
Gladys B. (Minnie) Pancake, age 95, died of natural causes at her home in Boise, Idaho, surrounded by her family on Aug. 21, 2017. She was born Oct. 9, 1922 in Rosemary, Alberta, Canada to George and Harriett L. Watson where her parents homesteaded after leaving their home near St. Anthony, Idaho. The family eventually moved to Charlo, MT and later to Harlem, Mont., where Gladys attended high school. While working at the movie theatre in Harlem she met her future husband Stanley W. Pancake whom she married on September 28, 1940. The couple...
Whist On Tuesday, October 24, Malcolm Clouse was first, Nina Jones and Margaret Leader tied for second, and the traveling prize was awarded to Leonard Leader. Pinochle On Thursday, October 26, Noel Emond scored 7,750 good for first place, Sharon Emond score 7,090 good for second and the traveling prize was awarded to both Jeanette Heinle and Nina Jones. Also receiving bonus accolades on the night Sharon, Noel, Sherman Doucette and Von Holzhey, each logging a 1500 Trump. Hi-Line Whist On Tuesday, October 24, Clara and Curt outlasted Gloria and...
Phillips County is very lucky to have a Theatre still operating in Malta. One hundred years ago a dedicated man by the name of R.M. Trafton worked to bring theatre to our town. I enjoyed this article that was in the newspaper and thought others might enjoy it. “A crowd which in a metropolitan city would have brought out the Standing Room Only sign was the condition that greeted the McPhee-Downie Co on the opening night of Trafton’s new Theatre. From pit to dome every seat was occupied, the attendance probably being double of that of any previou...
While Polly Solberg was in Great Falls she visited Sid and Merrimae Solberg, Ed and Sarah Ostlund and Jim and Kelly Solberg before returning home. The parishioners of the Lutheran Church enjoyed a delicious brunch after church on Sunday. Condolences are sent to the family of Lila (Boos) Raymond in her passing. She was well known and enjoyed in the community for years. Everyone enjoyed her wit and laughter. The wind has been blowing steadily and hard for several days. The colder temperatures...
Malta Senior Meals Thursday, Nov 2nd - Spaghetti Friday, Nov 3rd - Dill salmon Tuesday, Nov 7th - Stuffed cabbage Do you have a birthday in November? Be sure to sign up for a 10 meal certificate for November when you sign in for dinner. You could be the winner. City of Malta Landfill closed on Sat./Sun. Effective Immediately the City Landfill will no longer be open on Saturdays. The City Landfill will be open Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed on Saturday & Sunday 2017 Angel Program Applications for the Angel Program are available...
Please remember to file a burn permit for the rest of 2017 if you plan on doing any burning outside of the Malta City limits and please CALL BEFORE you start your burn. October 13, 2017 10:22 p.m. 911 received reporting an erratic vehicle in the Hillcrest area; Deputy responded to the call; vehicle not located. October 14, 2017 10:04 a.m. Male reported a lost cell phone. 11:29 a.m. Male reported an erratic semi truck and trailer on Hwy 2, east of Malta; Deputy responded to the call; information passed onto MHP and Valley Co SO; vehicle later...
1 years ago November 1, 1917 Cards have been received in Malta announcing the marriage of Emanuel Sklower to Ms. Rose Sternglanz of New York City. The wedding occurred on Saturday, Oct. 20. ♠♠♠ The Malta Woman's Club met at the home of Mrs. Elliot. Mrs. Ray Campbell, VP, called the meeting to order. The club voted on buying Liberty Bonds. Saturday, being the last day of the sale, they have ordered $100 worth. ♠♠♠ Railway tickets come under the new federal war tax today. When our friends Hen...
A total of 12 floats entered the Parade of Lights in Malta last Thursday night and the top floats were: Independence Bank, first place; First State Bank, second place and Malta VFW and third place. Some of the night's floats are pictured below....
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Fall is in the air which means it’s once again time for the Landusky Foundation’s Harvest Fundraiser on Saturday, November 4th at 5:00 p.m. The funds raised will be used for the day-to-day upkeep and maintenance of the Landusky Community Center and the ‘Old Landusky School’ building. Cliff Rustad has once again volunteered his services as Auctioneer for the Live Auction portion of our program. If you have not been to Landusky, we invite you to come meet our ‘community members’ and enjoy a fun filled evening. We have planned a free will donati...
October 23-31, 2017, marked the twenty-ninth National Red Ribbon Week. Red Ribbon Week is a National Drug Prevention Campaign celebrated every year during the last full week in October as a way to promote awareness of the dangers of illegal drugs and drug abuse. It also commemorates the memory of DEA Special Agent Enrique "Kiki" Camarena, who died in the line of duty while fighting the battle against drug trafficking. People began wearing red ribbons as a symbol of their commitment to raise awareness of the killing and destruction caused by dru...
LORING NEWS I have experienced 97-degree weather last week along with the low 30's this week. Last week my sister, Debbie and I went to Phoenix for a few days to visit out brother Scott and his wife Roxanne. We had a great time! The flights were basically on time and smooth, no crying babies that I heard. We visited the Butterfly Wonderland, the Museum of the West, and went to Lorie Morgan Concert at the Musical Instrument Museum! We went out to eat at the California Cheese-cake Factory. But...
Saco Schools joined schools across the county and country last week in celebrating Red Ribbon Week, a week dedicated to the theme of drug use prevention. Last Thursday, Saco's theme was "Team Up Against Drugs." Go Mavericks! Courtesy Photo....
A total of 16 4-H members participated in the 4-H Livestock and eleven members participating in the Miscellaneous Judging on Sunday, October 22, at the Pavilion in Malta. Youth judged livestock classes of replacement heifers (provided by Hinman Angus), feeder lambs (Marko Manoukian), Wool (MSU), steers (Paul Mortenson), market swine (Marcus and Kendra Green) and Vet tools (Rick and Rebel Levesque). They then participated in miscellaneous judging with hiking, cooking, entomology, cinches and...
The Pearls for Precious Angels fundraiser held at the Mint Bar was a joyful event. The fundraiser was to raise enough money to supply both Glasgow and Havre Hospitals with a Cuddle Cot. A Cuddle Cot is a cooling system that preserves stillborn babies (and older children) while their parents grieve. On Saturday, October 21 there were several pearl seekers, three chances to win on boards and delicious hors d’oeuvres to sample. A fine tuned system was in place with Mary Waters taking money and orders from participants. Each paid $30 for a c...
