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"Word has it, there will be a Victorian gent in a black top hat greeting guests as they walk in the door," stated Lori Taylor, curator at the Phillips County Museum. The night will be laced with fun, friends and food as the Phillips County Historical Society gets back into the festivities of Christmas following a two year change in plans due to Covid. Thursday, December 1st, the holidays will kick off with the "Christmas Festival" at the Phillips County Museum at 6 pm, you might want to plan to...
Before we launch into Pearl Harbor, we must visit the Civil Air Patrol (CAP), who celebrates its birthday on December 1, of each year. Cadets range in ages from 12-20 with older members who are 18 and older. CAP missions include support of Red Cross disaster relief operations and work in natural disaster areas. CAP has eight regional commands and 52 wings with one in each US state, Puerto Rico and Washington DC, with a total of approximately 60,000 members. In the 1930s the office of Civilian Defense worked to create what would become...
Anyone wanting to salvage a road-killed deer, elk, moose or antelope must obtain a Vehicle-Killed Wildlife Salvage Permit. These are available at no cost and must be obtained within 24 hours of the time a person takes an animal into their possession. Permits are available either through law enforcement officers on the scene of collisions or online on the FWP website. As a reminder, any salvaged animal must be removed in its entirety from the roadway by the permittee. The animal may be field dressed before it leaves the area but entrails or any...
Christmas trees sold this year by Glasgow Area Boy Scout Troop 861’s will not only be adorned with ornaments, but also turned into fish habitat. Lane Thompson, a member of Troop 861, and Fish, Wildlife & Parks fisheries staff are asking folks to return their trees after Christmas with the intention to use these discarded trees as artificial fish habitat. Returned trees will be bundled and placed on the ice at the Fort Peck Trout Pond later this winter, where they will remain until melting causes them to fall through and settle to the bottom. “T...
Gertie replies to Moe's letter in the 11/23/22 PCN Dear Moe, My loquacious friend boiled over today. She was running off at the head as she usually does when George took offense. "You've got a big mouth,” he said. "I do not,” she snapped, “I may talk a lot but I don't have a big mouth.” Then George said, “If you'd kept your trap shut we wouldn't be having this conversation.” "Well, I wasn't the one who called your girlfriend a floozy. That was Percy, and when you cast aspersions on his mother, he delivered the roundhouse to your jaw that sa...
The bull was bedded in the timber at the top of a spur ridge running off the mountain. There were no tracks on the side from which I approached so his appearance caught me by surprise. My rifle was slung, and he was gone before I could bring it to my shoulder. In one leap he vanished, only to reappear in my dreams. I can still see him if I want, whenever I close my eyes. He’s bigger now. Those that got away seldom shrink in size. I’ve shot other bulls – some large, some small -- and their antler...
I must say, I actually cooked up a decent turkey last week. I almost couldn’t believe it, but it wasn’t dry, it wasn’t severely underseasoned, and I didn’t burn glaze to the bottom of a pot. I have only attempted to make turkey a few times and my family has been supportive of my battles. They have assured me that each time I have tried, they have enjoyed it, but I simply was not proud of my turkey. This year was way different. For one, I didn’t put a lot of pressure on getting it done for Thank...
I was in Havre for Thanksgiving and except for very small piles at corners where they cleaned the streets, it is entirely bare. Lots of water around where the snow had melted. We were not so fortunate. We still have about half snow cover. It is staying pretty cold still-----got up to 42 today but has slipped down to 36 already now. Supposed to get really cold and I'm sure it will make it. The records have said this is one of the coldest Novembers, only about 5 days around normal. The forecast...
Last month of 2022, that year zoomed by! I guess it speeds up as I get older. I hope everyone has a safe and blessed Christmas! Cindy Clark and I went to Malta on Monday to pick up some things we might have forgotten for Thanksgiving dinner. We went to see the festival of trees entries at the Phillips County Museum. The entries are very impressive! I hope everyone had a satisfying Thanksgiving holiday! Amanda Hendrix and Matthew Eads of Dickinson, ND were weekend guests for me. Matthew did the...
Malta Senior Center BINGO is every Friday at 1:00 at the Malta Senior Center PC Library Knitting and Crochet Club The Phillips County Library hosts a knitting and crochet group from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. every Thursday. Malta Blood Drive 12-1 The American Red Cross will hold its Malta Blood Drive on Thursday, December 1, from 11 - 5:30 p.m. at the Malta Event Center. To make an appointment, visit www.redcrossblood.org and enter sponsor code: malta or call the American Red Cross at 868-0911. Festival of Trees 12-1 Reminder: the Festival of Trees...
1 yrs ago Nov. 28, 2012 OH…the places you will see Wink and Terri Cole returned Sunday after visiting Zach and Sarah Cole at Ft. Polk, La. They were able to visit the French Quarters and other historical sites and landmarks. Small in number, big in hopes Coached by Wes KillEagle, the Coyotes prepare for their first match. Returning starters are Jimmy Martin and Clinton Daniels, who are helping out the lone senior, Levi Jones. Elected to serve Newly elected state representative, Malta native Mike Lang, has received his new assignments for t...
Hinsdale Public Schools Job Announcement Full or Part Time Clerk/Business Manager Position The Hinsdale Public Schools is looking for a candidate with a background in bookkeeping or finance to be our next school Clerk. The position could be full or part time and has the option for some remote work. Collaborative, team oriented, organized, good communicator, strong computer skills, and a strong math background are desired characteristics. The position is very flexible and can be tailored to fit the individual applicant's needs. Please contact:...
Notice The City of Malta is requesting that all recreational vehicles be removed from city streets and alleys. Ordinance #422 defines recreational vehicles as motor homes, campers, boat trailers, utility trailers and others. These vehicles are to remain off city streets and alleys for the period of December 1 to March 1 in order for efficient snow removal. Recreation vehicles not removed from of the city streets and alleys will be tagged and towed. (Published by Phillips County News 11/16, 11/23, 11/30/2022 MNAXLP ------------------------ DAN...
It can be one of the most joyous times of the year during the December holidays and New Year's day. Yet, it can also be stressful, emotional, and challenging for many families and individuals. More specifically, anyone struggling with a substance use disorder, individuals recovering from addiction, or the average person choosing to remain sober this holiday season. Holiday parties, work functions, and family gatherings during December often involve liberal amounts of alcohol, and it is frequently freely available. Powerful temptation is...
Spending time with family and friends at Thanksgiving remains important for many Americans and this year the cost of the meal is also top of mind. Farm Bureau’s 37th annual survey provides a snapshot of the average cost of this year’s classic Thanksgiving feast for 10, which is $64.05 or less than $6.50 per person. This is a $10.74 or 20% increase from last year’s average of $53.31. The centerpiece on most Thanksgiving tables – the turkey – costs more than last year, at $28.96 for a 16-pound bird. That’s $1.81 per pound, up 21% from last y...
The Malta Class of 1972 made a very generous donation of $6,000.00 to the Mustang Foundation. Talking with Malta High School Principal Mr. Bleth, it was decided that the best use of the money would be to purchase a new set of puzzle desks and chairs for a high school English room. Brian Robertson and his dad Dean (a high school principal in the 60' and 70's) made a very generous donation of $5,000.00. Other donors included: Dwayne Simanton Jr., George and Karen Ames, Karen Hould, and Laura...
On December 24, 1995, the Malta High School and Junior high were destroyed by a fire. As so often happens in this community, the people of Malta were eager and willing to help in any way that they could. Many people in our great state wanted to help so donations of money, materials, and time were made by many people and Malta students and Alumni, to get the kids back in school and sporting events. This event and desire of people to help the school and community gave rise to a group of individuals who wanted to establish a charitable foundation...
Former Malta M-ette and Dickinson State University Blue Hawk Kelly Pankratz was recently inducted into Dickinson State University's Hall of Fame as a part of the 2008-2009 Women's Basketball Team. The announcement was made in September, and the banquet was held in October. Pankratz, the daughter of Bill and Laura Pankratz of Malta, is a 2007 MHS graduate and was a valuable part of Malta's 26-0 team that year. Pankratz was named the 2007 Class B State Tournament's Most Valuable Player. Things...
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If there is a water line to add, a tank to set, or a unique water set up to try, it's likely Dusty Emond has done it on his ranch south of Malta, Montana. Of the nearly 12 miles of pipeline on his place, six new miles were added just last fall following the harsh drought of 2021 to send water to an additional 7,500 acres that could not be utilized by cattle last summer due to a lack of water. However, along that pipeline there are yet to be any tanks. "Even this year, we will have at least...
Attorney General Austin Knudsen is reminding Montanans to be aware of common scams, which tend to increase during the holiday season, as they begin Christmas shopping. “Scammers are out this Christmas looking to take advantage of unsuspecting Montanans, so be on high alert and be cautious as you buy gifts and make donations this year,” Attorney General Knudsen said. “Don’t let a scammer ruin the holidays for you and your family.” Attorney General Knudsen shared the following tips and reminders to avoid falling victim to a scam while shopping...
