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What took a few years to build, and has stood near the train tracks in Saco since the 1940's, took seconds to knock-down, once it was finally tipped. About 70-or-so onlookers came out in Saco on Friday afternoon to see one of the tallest structures in town – shooting nearly 110-feet into the Saco skyline – toppled due to concerns that the old grain elevator was no longer structurally sound, according to Roberta Christopherson, Manager of Saco Dehy who are the current owners of the building. Chr...
Karl Rude has been the interim Administrator at the Hi-Line Retirement Center in Malta since August and while some things have changed at the center, others have stayed the same, most importantly, the idea that residents come first. “Residents are number one,” Rude said last week. “I go beyond the phrase ‘residents are number one.’ We are doing what is best for our residents and sometimes that comes with some difficult decisions.” Rude’s companies, Health Management Services LLC (HMS), located in Billings, Mont., operate facilities th...
Sometimes saving those old elementary school notes and clippings can lead to clutter. Other times, those same notes and clippings can lead to assisting in career choices. Theresa Ohl always knew she wanted to be a medical professional, but she wasn’t sure in which medical field she would pursue her career. Her initial thoughts were to become a heart or neurosurgeon, but she wasn’t sure. At a point in her life when she wasn’t sure which steps to take in her professional life, Ohl happened upon...
Sometimes hunting leaves a bad taste in my mouth. My friend Edub and I were up north a few days ago in search of pheasants. He was hunting behind his big running German shorthair Streak and I was trailing Ace, my 4-year-old springer spaniel. Edub and I headed in different directions when we left the truck. He and Streak started working the thick cover along the creekbank while Ace and I walked through a long, wide strip of uncut alfalfa. Eventually, Ace put up a couple of roosters and I shot...
Dear Editor, Last week I had the unfortunate opportunity to observe a "rent-a-nurse" transporting one of the sweetest elderly Hi Line Residents on the bus to a beauty shop appointment. The "nurse" was rude, abrupt and abrasive to the Senior. Have observed local "nurses" transporting this same woman for the same appointment, it had always been a jovial light hearted loving activity. Understanding "rents" make $27 plus perks an hour and "locals" only make $10 not sure if they have any perks - where is the logic in not paying "locals" more - who...
Hello friends, I’d like to start by apologizing for the lack of a column last week, I got hit by the flu bug pretty hard. ‘Tis the season! The last two weeks have been interesting, to say the least. I met a young artist from North Carolina named Jaac, and he is incredibly talented. He’s a senior in high school, with a promising future ahead of him. While talking I asked him what inspired him to pursue a career in music. “Seeing J.Cole’s movement inspired me, and knowing he’s from North Carolina proves I can do it too,” he said. This statemen...
Happy 15th, my dear It was a wild week at the ol' community newspaper. From customer appreciation, to a few parades. From playoff high school football to old elevators being toppled in Saco. There was no shortage of news, that is for sure. Some weeks are busier than others at the PCN, but last week seems like it was the busiest (at least in my 89-weeks as captain of the ship.) While all the goings-on kept me busy all weekend long, one event -- the most important to me -- was somewhat short-changed and not as eventful as I would have liked. My...
Hulda Victoria Grant (Hinther) HELENA- Hulda Victoria Grant (Hinther) 90, passed away on Wednesday, October 28, 2015 at the Renaissance Senior Care Center in Helena, Mont. Funeral services were 2 p.m. , Tuesday, November 3, at the Malta Lutheran Church. Interment were in the Malta Cemetery. Condolences for the family may be left atwww.kirkwoodfuneralhome.com. Hulda was born in Jordan, Mont., on March 27, 1925 the daughter of John Henry and Maria (Koch) Hinther. She attended school in Jordan and married Dixon Grant on December 19, 1942 in Miles...
Herbert William (Brekken) Belcher Herb William Belcher was born on June 28, 1932, in Zurich, Montana, the oldest son of Fred and Evelyn (Henderson) Belcher. He died on October 28, 2015, in Hamilton, Montana, at age 83. He was preceded in death by his parents, and his brothers Earl Benedick and Donald Baines. He is survived by five children: Earl Belcher of Saco, Celeste (Rod) Pogachar of Hamilton, Kent (Paulette) Belcher of Stevensville, Blaine (Laurie) Belcher of Missoula, Laurel (Jeff) Furniss of Huson; seven grandchildren: Brian Belcher, Kyl...
Does anyone remember the old Power Plant that was located a few miles below Cow Island on the bank of the Missouri River? It was originally built because the Little Rockies Ruby Mine needed more power than could be supplied by the electrical plant south of Landusky. To solve the problem the stock holders of the mine came up with a plan to located an electric plant on the banks of the Missouri River. The two boilers needed for the plant were delivered to Winifred via railroad and then, well known freighter Joe Hartman, delivered the boilers to...
Get well wishes to all who are sick, especially flu victims. Pastor and Mrs. Larry Doyle, from Havre, were guest speakers at Whitewater Baptist Church. Pastor Wisher went to Nebraska. The Dunbar brothers sold their cattle at the Glasgow Auction Co. Many ranchers are shipping their cattle; I can hear the cattle bawl from across the stockyards. The Andersons, Austins, Hellies and other are shipping. Justin Austin of Denver is home to work the ranch. The Whitewater Lutheran Church has guests for...
Elaine Therese Anderson Rebecca and Edward Anderson of Whitewater, Mont., are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Elaine Therese Anderson, on October 22, 2015. Elaine was born at 8:30 p.m. at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital and weighed 7 pounds and 10 inches and is 19 inches long. Elaine joins sisters Sammi, Jessica, Hannah, Heidi, Evelyn, Rachael and Maria and brothers Benjamin, Theodore and Jack at home in Whitewater. Elaine's maternal grandmother is Elaine Erickson and her...
Only two months left of 2015! Unbelievable! Pete and Carol Lumsden, Whitney and Jay Blunt and sons attended a family reunion at Absarokee for Bob and Kathleen Lumsdens 50 anniversary over the weekend. Most of the Pete's siblings were in attendance. The town of Loring was pretty quiet for Halloween this year. Not even one outhouse tipped over! No toilet paper in the trees, not even one single trick or treater! Our young goblins are busy elsewhere! And the other tricks haven't happened for nearly...
Malta Senior Meals Thursday, November 5th - Tater Tot Casserole Friday, November 6th - Hot Hamburger Tuesday, November 10th - Menu not available These are the birthdays we have for October: Lillian Boos, Marlene Holman, Lillian Olson, Josie Shaw, Candee Soennichsen, and Joyce Wright. Winner to be announced next week. Book Discussion Group The book for the November meeting of the Book Discussion Group is Buster Midnight's Cafe by Sandra Dallas. Copies available at the library. Card times Monday Bridge Club The Bridge Club meets every Monday at...
Malta High School and Malta Elementary School librarian Lynn Nevrivy was recently honored with a special award for her many, many years of promoting literacy throughout the community. In mid-October, over 400 school librarians and teachers met in Belgrade, Mont., for the Montana State Literacy Conference. Mrs. Nevrivy received the Pam Atchison Memorial Award as outstanding teacher-librarian of the year. The award was given by the Montana State Reading Council. Mrs. Nevrivy has been with the...
The Angel Program is gearing up for the holiday season, and applications are now available at the Malta Food Bank. In order to qualify for the Angel Program, proof of assistance must be provided when you return the application to the Food Bank. The Food Bank is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to noon. Completed applications must be turned in no later than Thursday, November 19. Please remember that only clothing and shoes will be purchased by the Angel Program for those in need, and toys will not be eligible items....
If you’re visiting the Malta Middle and High Schools and want to see a sampling of the visual artwork that is being created, you have two options. You can walk down the Middle School corridor and look above the lockers or you can look to your right as you enter the school doors near the office and see the High School artists’ work displayed in the showcase! Mrs. Anna LaBrie is the Fine Arts Teacher for the Malta Public Schools middle and high school students and Kalli Reintjes is the 4th grade teacher that works with the 4th and 5th grade stu...
Malta Boys & Girls Club is celebrating ten years with an Open House Birthday Bash and Fine Arts Exhibit on Tuesday, November 10th, from 5-7pm! “Our Kids are One in a Minion” is the theme of the event. The community is encouraged to take a tour of the Club, enjoy delicious minion cookies, and admire the creativity of our members at the Fine Arts Exhibit. Malta Boys & Girls Club, opened its doors November 1st, 2005, as an Extension Club of the Boys & Girls Club of the Hi-Line, in Havre, Montana, and to this date have served over 532 members. Sin...
1 years ago November 4, 1915 Oil prospects are found near Saco Ground near Saco has been found to be so saturated with oil that it will burn when touched with a lighted match. The prospects of Saco becoming a great oil city in the northwest is not an idle dream, for many new discoveries and facts indicate that Saco is in the center of a great oil region. Mr. Gross, the quiet man who was with us a few weeks ago and who obtained oil leases from everyone he possibly could before anyone had...
Favorite Meal w/ Dessert: Shrimp Dinner w/ Peach Pie Your Best Halloween costume: The Great Pumpkin, it was my mom's! Favorite Hobby: Sewing and Reading Favorite Book: The Notebook, by Nicholas Sparks Favorite Movie: 27 Dresses or The Proposal Day job: Substitute Teacher at Malta Schools Bonus Answers: resident of the Mustang Foundation / Treasurer of the Landusky Foundation / MOA Referee for High School Volleyball...
Grapevine questions for this week were answered by attendees of the Landusky Harvest Fundraiser held on Halloween last Saturday. Question A: Who / what are you dressed as? Question B: Who / What inspired your costume choice?...
October 17, 2015 12:24 a.m. Kenco Security reported a commercial burglar alarm sounding at a local business; Deputies and manager responded to the call; all found to be okay and no burglary to building. 7:18 a.m. PC Hospital requested an ambulance for a flight crew pickup from the airport, transport to the hospital and back to the airport with their patient; local EMT Crew responded to the call. 8:18 a.m. 911 received requesting an ambulance for a possible stroke; local EMT Crew responded to the call; patient transported to the PC Hospital....
Haven’t seen or talked with anyone since I returned, so don’t have much news. We returned from a wonderful trip to Alaska, where we visited my daughter Karen and her husband Bud Cribley at Anchorage. We saw lots of country, big mountains, lots of water, different animals and learned about our wonderful state of Alaska from Bud, who is with the BLM there. Saw a lot of moose but only a few bears, but they visited our daughters yard several nights while we were there. The temperature and the veg...
Coyote “A” Honor Roll 1st Quarter High School Freshman: Laney Cole. Sophomores: David Jaynes. Juniors: Serena Cuts the Rope. Seniors: Lane Walling. Coyote “B” Honor Roll 1st Quarter High School Freshman: Gavin Fox, Lanessa Janis, Shania KillEagle, Tyrese Messerly and Shontelle Talks Different. Sophomores: James Beard, Sapphire Kelley, Donna Dale, Eagle Doney, Jasper Doney, Paul Doney, Tobias Jones, Kyla Racine and Ashley Scheffelmaer. Juniors: Sawnee KillEagle. Coyote “A” Honor Roll 1st Quarter Junior High School Seventh Grade: Ireland Bes...
Malta School Breakfast served with hot/cold cereal, toast, fruit, juice, milk. Lunch served with fresh fruit wedges, canned fruit choices, lettuce salad, milk (middle/high school - salad bar). Wednesday, November 4 Breakfast: Hot Breakfast Lunch: Meatballs, Mashed Potatoes, Mixed Veggies, Whole Grain dinner roll, Fresh Fruit Wedges, Canned Fruit Choices, Milk Thursday, November 5 Breakfast: Fresh homemade cinnamon rolls Lunch: Oriental Chicken Salad, Chow Mein Noodles, Bread Stick, Fresh Fruit Wedges, Canned Mandarins, Milk Friday, November 6 B...
