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Whitewater High School Graduation Friends and relatives flooded into the WHS gymnasium from all over the United States to celebrate with the graduating class of six. Of the six only two were born and raised in Whitewater, Tatum Moore and Layne Engel, but some of their relatives live in North Dakota and way over on the west side of Montana. Connie Wisher moved here from South Carolina; therefore, the southern accents were plentiful in the crowd. Jessica Anderson has roots here, but transferred...
For at least the past 57 years, an incorrect version of the American Flag has been displayed in the district courtroom in the Phillips County Courthouse. It was the keen-eye of VFW Buster DEO Post #4067 Chaplin and Judge Advocate Roy Waters who discovered the discrepancy a few months ago. "I just grabbed a hold of it and started counting the stars," Waters said of the discovery. "It hasn't been changed here since at least 1959...I was 14 at the time." Waters admitted that he doesn't generally...
The night before Dodson's Terri Cole was to participate in the 35th Annual Montana Women's Run in Billings, she attended the event's Kick-off dinner, both of which she has attended each year since 2006. It would be a short time later at the dinner – with a few of her family in attendance – which she would start weeping like a baby (something she said she does often.) "I started crying, because, you know, that's me," she said. "I can cry at a Kodak commercial on TV." The tears Cole shed at the...
Malta High School seniors Tyson Carney and Marley Manoukian have been chosen as Valedictorians of the Graduating Class of 2016. Carney earned a 4.041 GPA in his high school career and plans to attend the University of Mary in Bismarck, ND, next fall to pursue a degree in Athletic Training while also playing football for the Marauders. While at Malta High School, Carney participated in Key Club, FCCLA, Student Council, the National Honor Society, Youth Court, Academic Olympics and was a member...
Reaction to the bison being named our national mammal has been underwhelming, to say the least. Especially around these parts. White folks up here don’t much care for the critters. Some would even go so far as to say President Obama’s recent designation is simply part of a larger agenda to remove man -- the true national mammal -- from the land. On the other hand, Native Americans in the area revere the bison and welcome its return. But then most of them are Democrats and probably even thi...
When I began my campaign for the Montana House of Representatives District 33 I planned on running a clean campaign, because if I have learned one thing growing up on the Hi-Line, it is that a man’s handshake is his word. My opponent and I agreed the very first time we met to be civil, to focus on the issues important to this district and not to found our campaigns on baseless attacks. My opponent, however, has recently sent out a mailer full of lies and deceit aimed at defaming me in the eye of the public. I am writing today to tell every r...
American Prairie Reserve recently acquired the historic PN Ranch north of Winifred. Over time we look forward to making this nearly 50,000-acre property (combined private and leased public acres) available to the public for camping, fishing, floating the Judith and Missouri Rivers, mountain biking and hunting as well as walking, horseback riding and driving through the beautiful scenery. Please visit the American Prairie Reserve website to learn about the location of the property and its relation to our other properties. As with each...
Hello boys and girls, ladies and gents, pets and relatives we own, but don’t enjoy. Gather around the campfire and let ol’ Uncle Mark tell you a story about preserving your memories. Remember back in the good old days of photography when cameras held film that was to be developed someday? Ah, can you hear the tray of slides circling around the projector, the hum of the machine and the pictures Great Aunt Helen took at that insurance seminar in 1969? Those were something, weren’t they? Even still, remember tak-ing that freshly popped Polar...
When buying our house there were a lot of details I didn’t pay extremely close attention to. Over time I’ve come to find simple things have enhanced our experience living there. One of these details that I have found is that the lighting in our kitchen was really dim. I assumed it was simply because of the bulky light fixture but as the bulbs were nearly going out the other night, I knew I had to change it out for fear of trying to cook in the dark. I opened up the fixture, which required two...
Nominated by her kids, Terri Cole won the runner-up Cloak and Tiara award at the Women’s Run in Billings. Terri won second in her age group at the event in Billings on two Saturday’s ago. It started raining Sunday evening and rained all day Monday and Monday night. It changed to big flakes of snow on Tuesday morning. We were still getting wet Tuesday and Wednesday. There is widespread flooding of the creeks etc. all across Phillips County and many rural poles are down in so many places in the...
You have never seen orange until you have seen an oriole fly into your trees! There is nothing like the orange with the black setting it off! I put my grape jelly feeders out right away! We received a fantastic amount of rain and snow on Monday and Tuesday. Some reports are over 5 inches, but we had nearly 2 inches right here in Loring! The sloughs, dams and ditches are full and the hills are green, green green! The District track meet was postponed from Wednesday to Saturday! It appears that...
I went to Czech for three months. I left in January, and came home in April. My parents took me to Prague, the capital city. There were beautiful buildings with carved sculptures on them. We saw a gold man, a bronze man, and a silver man. We met Mommy on the Charles Bridge. Then, Daddy took us to the clock tower. Everyone had gathered in the town square. Suddenly, the clock began to chime. Two doors opened and the twelve apostles circled behind the open doors. Meanwhile, a skeleton rang a bell...
Hello Malta and Phillips County! I'm Cary Woodruff, and I am the new paleontologist at the Great Plains Dinosaur Museum. I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself and to thank everyone for such a warm and generous welcome. Originally I grew up in a small rural town in central Virginia, so I'm a country boy at heart and I truly love farming communities. For the past 10 years I've lived in Bozeman getting my Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Paleontology at MSU. Go Cats! I did both of my...
Get well wishes to Mike Frietag who was injured in an accident. “Ain’t it good to be back home again in Whitewater.” I’m home! Congratulations to Amelia (Amy) Sanguin (former WHS grad) on receiving her pin of honor in nursing from Miles City College. Great. The Kid’s Club of Whitewater program had BBQ lunch to complete the year. The club is sponsored by the Whitewater Baptist Church. Congratulations to Chalise Young my granddaughter in Saco) on a “superior” rating on singing solo in Billings!...
Malta Senior Meals Thursday, May 19th - Pulled Pork Friday, May 20th - Fish n Chips Tuesday, May 24th - Sweet n Sour Chicken Have a May birthday - please let us know when you sign in for dinner. Grace Fellowship Summer Hours Grace Fellowship Church’s summer hours begin May 29 and will continue until September 4 with 10 a.m. service and no Sunday School. Upcoming concert in Malta May 24 - Eckroth Music Band Display for 4th Graders joining Band - 3:30 - 6 p.m. City of Malta Landfill Hours The Landfill will be open Monday through Saturday 9 a...
A perfect example of cooperation, community spirit and good stewardship are this year's winners of the Montana Neighbor Award presented by The Nature Conservancy, including ranchers Buddy and Sheila Walsh of Dodson. Founding members of the The Nature Conservancy's Matador Grassbank, both are active with a long list of other groups, from the Fort Belknap Livestock Marketing Cooperative to the Ranchers Stewardship Alliance, where Sheila serves as treasurer. "It came as quite a surprise," Bud Walsh...
American Prairie Reserve is proud to announce the purchase of the historic PN Ranch, a nearly 50,000-acre expanse of crucial wildlife habitat north of Lewistown, Montana. The organization’s 25th land deal brings the total number of deeded and leased acres stewarded by the private nonprofit to more than 353,000. American Prairie Reserve is working to knit together an existing 3 million acres of public land by purchasing around 500,000 private acres around and within the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge and Upper Missouri River B...
1 years ago May 18, 1916 Slipped one over Last fall, Joe Brown purchased a number of trees for spring planting and hired a man to bury them in the ground until spring, when they would be taken up and set out to plant. A short time ago he secured the services of another man to do the work and fix up the ground around his home in this city and among other things he had a number of round holes dug for the trees. At the proper time, Joe marched like a major to the grave of the trees to have them...
Karen Rosendahl/Becky Green/ Karen Sisco - Retiring staff at MHS Secretary/Cook/Tutor 1. What will you enjoy most about retirement? 2. How do you plan to spend your summer? 3. Dream Vacation? 4. What will you miss most about Malta High School? Karen Rosendahl 1. Napping 2. Gardening and working on my yard. 3. Heading back east in the Fall to see the beautiful Autumn colors! 4. The children Becky Green 1. Not having to be at the school at 6:30 a.m. everyday! 2. Yard work, ranching, and spending...
Grapevine questions for this week were answered by citizens of Dodson and Malta. Question A: What is your least favorite thing about a rainy day? Question B: What is the best food for a rainy day? Caleb Best A: The fact that it is raining, you can't get much done. B: Taco soup. Cathy Bear A: Being stuck inside with the kids, they love playing outside! B: Enchiladas McCall Levesque A: The mud, but I really don't mind rainy days, they're good for growth! B: Fried Chicken...
May and Graduations seem to go hand in hand. Congratulations to the seniors of Phillips County. Doors at the museum have been swinging open and shut with schools from near and far. Introducing kindergarten classes to “Elvis” and Kid Curry has been a great experience. The doors to the museum have also welcomed visitors from as far away as Holland during May. The PC Museum is also getting ready to welcome the graduates from 1960 to 1969. Stop by and see the exhibit of the 60’s and walk down memory lane. Doors are open Monday through Satur...
Hi-Line Whist On Friday, May 13, Agnes and Clara defeated Curt and Pearl in three straight games, 14-7, 13-7 and 14-6 for a clean sweep in card action. “We were working really hard,” Pearl reports of getting skunked, “but they worked harder and really won.” Malta Duplicate Bridge Wednesday afternoon – May 4 – Byron Ereaux and Madelyn Anderson captured first place. John Norgon and Malcolm Clouse tied with Margo Rush and Bonnie Millar for second. Monday winners were Margo and Byron. Second place was awarded to Bonnie and Ken Ruzicka. Whist On Tu...
The City of Dodson recently purchased a new fogger that was installed last weekend to replace an old, unsafe model. The model being replaced was about 15-years-old. The new Guardian fogger will be able to be controlled from inside the cab, making it much safer for the City Maintenance man Caleb Best to use. Best, who has worked with the City of Dodson for close to eight years now seemed very eager to be rid of the old model. The new model has an advanced spray system that is outfitted to handle...
At the final Malta School Board meeting of the regular school year, 2016, the board of trustees heard of and voted upon several items including the purchase of two new wrestling mats, a teacher's request for out of country travel in 2018 and the new lights being put up around the high school and middle school. The Malta School Board of Trustees approved no more than $7,000 toward the purchase of new wrestling mats to be used at local wrestling functions in both the Old Gym and at the high...
In City of Malta happenings, two public ordinances were introduced to the council members, the first would limit the amount of time people could live in pull trailers and campers in city limits at two-weeks, the later setting a new fee for zoning permits. The Municipal code on parking on dwelling premises (Code 5.44.080 a change to a current ordinance) follows several complaints from city residents of people living in trailers. The penalty to people for violating the ordinance would be no more than $500 or be imprisoned in the county jail for...
