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The Annual Great Plains Dinosaur Museum & Field Station's (GPDM) Wine & Dino event celebrated the exhibition's tenth year last Friday, June 8, with food, drink, music and a brand-new dinosaur exhibit. The event featured free admission to both the GPDM and Phillips County Museum and H.G. Robinson House & Gardens. "We don't see ourselves as separate but equal," GPDM Director of Paleontology Cary Woodruff said about the two museums. "We see ourselves as the Phillips County Historical Complex. You...
The 2018 Primary Election ended late last Tuesday night and in the only three contested races, Bruce Christofferson won the Republican nod for Phillips County Commissioner, Lynnel LaBrie won the primary for County Clerk and Recorder and Jerry Lytle won a close race to replace current Sheriff Scott Moran as he retires. The race for the Republican nomination for Phillips County Sheriff between Lytle and Undersheriff Burt Peigneux was decided by just 18 votes, 770 to 752 (and there was also one write-in vote in this race.) In the race for the...
The Phillips County Library has a music theme this summer for its reading program. We encourage preschoolers, through coming high school seniors; to sign up and earn an award for every five hours of reading up to 40 hours. Sign up has begun to help avoid the "summer slump." It is with great appreciation that the library thanks its sponsors who make the summer reading program such a success. The library has a selection of various items for all the readers who make the first five hours of reading...
A mini-retreat connecting and inspiring Phillips County women to "Lead From Where They Are" has been set for Thursday, August 23, starting at 11:30 a.m. at the Great Northern Lodge Room in Malta. Rebecca (Clark) Engum, a Phillips County native will be the keynote speaker, presenting "leadership lessons learned from 12 REALLY unbelievable life situations." Rebecca claims she is "a Mighty Mighty Penguin (yes, a Whitewater graduate), a Bobcat full of Vim, a Champion of Small Business, and an avid...
Shortly after his final trip back to Zortman on the last day of school, Craig Mangis was honored for his nearly 50-years of service as a bus driver for the Malta School District at the District’s monthly meeting last Tuesday. Malta Public Schools Superintendent Kris Kuehn told the PCN that Mangis was thanked for his 47-years of service to Malta Schools and was awarded a bronze Mustang statue as a salute. “He was thanked for his dedication and thanked about the magnitude of the responsibility of transporting children all days from Zortman and ba...
Several people have asked me why Leafy Spurge (Euphorbia esula) has made such a big comeback from their efforts to manage the noxious weed. Their concern is justified looking at the amount of spurge that is in the Milk River drainage, from the Phillips County line to Havre. While this is not a strictly “scientific” explanation, this increase could be simply that leafy spurge has a deep taproot (about 20 feet). In dry years, like 2018 and like this spring, deep-rooted plants do better than sha...
The classic story of Cabaret, featuring a host of iconic songs, continues Fort Peck Summer Theatre’s 49th season. Audiences can expect all the show-stopping musical numbers and ‘Razzle-Dazzle’ from the Oscar-winning movie starring Liza Minelli. John Knispel (seen last season as Elvis in Million Dollar Quartet) stars as The Emcee, alongside Michelle Chin and Jacob Nalley in the iconic roles of Sally Bowles and Clifford. The principle cast is rounded out by James Rio, who played Don Quixote in the 2016 production of Man of LaMancha, audie...
While out walking the dogs last week at the lake I encountered a trio of young folks shore fishing and asked if they were having any luck. “We only caught a couple of hammer handles,” one of the women told me, “but we killed a big bull snake.” “Why?” I asked. “Because they eat goose eggs,” she replied. I’ve heard a lot of excuses for killing bull snakes, but that was a new one. It always bothers me to hear of people killing nonvenomous snakes, especially those that prey on rodents, and have...
If I was a bird hunter, I would already have the perfect dog. My three-year-old Cocker Spaniel Bruce has always hated birds. At times he can be seen or heard barking at grackles that nest in a tree in our backyard. I myself have had my beef with the green-headed nuisance birds. They tend to take over the bird-feeders that I put out for the finches every year. I rid our feeders of grackles by using only thistle seeds last year. But as soon as I tried the variety seeds, I learned they come right...
That didn’t last long. It was only three weeks ago that I was bragging about my yeard (a beard grown for a year) and now, here I am, my face smooth as a baby’s butt (but not as fresh smelling.) The response from people has come in three: Couldn’t care less; Hate that I no longer have the yeard, or; “That thing made you look like a flabby Viking with an iron deficiency.” At the end of the day, I got tired of grooming the darn thing every morning. You couldn’t tell by looking at me when I had it, but I spent a good 20-minutes each morning blo...
Robert T. Morris, WWII Veteran, born November 21, 1921, passed away on March 18, 2018. He was born to Beaver Creek homesteaders Guy T. and Anna B. Morris, joining his brother Boyd and sisters Margret (Duty) and Mary Isabelle (Adams). Robert was in the Army/Air Corps in 1942 training on B52 bombers. Returning to Malta after the war, he tried farming the homestead with brother in law, Earl Duty, and then started trucking for local farmers. He went to L.A. to National Schools to learn Electronics,...
We have been having some very hot days already but on Thursday we had a quick moving thunder-storm and hard rain in the afternoon. It just poured for a short time, water everywhere when it was done. Hope we do not get any of the hail that others around have had. Polly Solberg has been visiting friends in the nursing home and around. She was in Havre on Monday. Word was received that Bob Hicks, a former teacher at Dodson, was ill and in the Great Falls hospital but has improved and is back home...
Whist On June 5, Sherman Doucette took first with 42, Harvey Smith was second with 40 and also took the traveling prize. Pinochle On June 7, Sharon Emond scored a game high 5,780 for first, Ron Lundman was second with 5,670 and the traveling prize was awarded to Malcolm Clouse Malta Duplicate Bridge On Wednesday, May 30, Donna Olson and Margo Rush captured first place. Malcom Clouse and Bonnie Millar were second. The following Wednesday saw Bob Maxie and Malcolm take first and Margo and Mary LaFond tie with Billie Rae Maxie and Lois Goodheart...
In our February meeting, we were given a presentation by two students from Malta High School on their planned trip of 13 students to Washington D.C. to view how government works as promoted by the Close - Up org. We subsequently voted to donate $500.00 towards their trip of one week in mid-April. In our May meeting, they provided us a report on the knowledge gained and other highlights of their trip. Among the more recent donations are $1000.00 to the Shooting Sports Program, $500.00 to The Boys and Girls Club, $100 to Malta's Walleyes...
Malta Senior Meals Thursday, Jun 14th - Picnic Friday, June 15th - Sweet & sour chicken Tuesday, June 19th - Shepherd's pie Do you have a birthday in July? Be sure to sign up for a free 10 meal certificate. You could be the winner. Free basic computer class in Dodson 6-13. Triangle Communication will host a free class at the Wath a Tau Center/Dodson Senior Center covering basic computer, internet and e-mail on Wednesday, June 13 from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. A minimum attendance is required so please RSVP to Jodi at 394-2854. Montana Veterans...
May 26, 2018 12:47 a.m. Deputy reported an altercation that may occur outside of a local tavern; situation taken care of without further incident. 2:18 a.m. Deputy performed building security checks in the Malta area. 2:44 a.m. 911 received requesting an ambulance for a female in extreme pain in Zortman; Deputy and local EMT Crew responded to the call; family member located and advised to cancel the ambulance, female was okay and if needed medical assistance they would call back. 3:01 a.m. Deputy performed security checks in the Malta area....
1 years ago July 4, 1918 A total of 82 men of Phillips County, who recently registered in the 21-year-old group, were listed in order of their calls. Marriage licenses were issued to Robert Kurtz and Lela Buffington of Saco and to Chris Ivanish and Mamie Stevens of Malta. Roy Dillan and M.J. Rader took over the Motor Inn and planned to operate a general garage and blacksmith shop. Bob Murdock, Fred Tachell, Alfred Verzatt and Harry Sorrenson left for Vancouver, Wash., where they were to work...
The congregation of Malta Lutheran Church would like to invite all past and present members and our friends to our 100th Anniversary Celebration. Saturday June 23, 2018 will start the festivities at 6:00 p.m. with a meal provided by Malta Lutheran Church. This will be a chance for a casual visit with the former pastors and their families who will be in attendance. The former pastors who have confirmed they will be attending are: Rev. Luther Larson and family (1959-1964); Rev. Melanie Martin-Dent (1997-2002); Rev. Ron Martin-Dent (1997-2002; Rev...
Harrison George Henry Math was born on Monday, June 4, 2018, at 3:01 a.m. at the Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow, Mont. He weighed nine pounds and two ounces and is 203/4 inches long. Harrison joins sisters Aidee and Adalynn at home....
Today, Phillips County is filled with uncrowded spaces, but that wasn’t necessarily the case when dinosaurs ruled the earth. In fact, Phillips County has yielded some of the world’s most significant dinosaur discoveries. The PC Museum invites you to visit Elvis one of the best-articulated skeletons ever found. Elvis was the first three-dimensional Hardasaur found and he is right in your backyard! Take a part of your summer and roam the Montana Dinosaur Trail of which the Phillips County Museum and Great Plains are apart. The Montana Din...
I can’t believe that it is already June. Happy Father’s Day, all dads and Granddads. Also, happy birthday to all June B-days, including Linda Berg, Janet Brown (my sis), Glen and Gene Brown (her son) my two nephews. Some from Whitewater area attended the Car Show and lunch in Malta. Some also attended the drag races in Malta this weekend. Well, I went to Billings, Mont., with Janice Reichelt as she had appointments. We had a nice visit with Janet B. my sister. It rained all the way and the...
Malta's Jace Galt been placed on the Honor Roll and Dean's List (for the spring semester 2018 at Montana Tech in Butte, Mont. A student who earns a 4.0 GPA is placed on the Chancellor’s Honor Roll. Those earning a 3.5 GPA will receive recognition for being listed on the Dean’s List. A full‐time undergraduate student (enrolling in and completing a minimum of 12 credits) who earns a 3.25 GPA during the semester is listed on the semester Honor Roll....
Malta’s Tyler J. Ost and Whitewater’s Kaycee D. Howard were among the 3,874 North Dakota State University students to be placed on the spring 2018 dean’s list. A student must earn a 3.50 grade point average or higher and be enrolled in at least 12 class credits to qualify for the spring list. Howard is studying Veterinary Technology and Ost is studying Accounting....
Malta High School is proud to announce the 2017-18 Winter and Spring Academic All-State athletes. Spring Sports, Seniors: TaChante’ Cole, Travis Epperson, and Konner Kuehn. Sophomores: Blake Chambers, Kelbee Denham, Carly Garfield, Dayton Hicks, Jillian O’Brien, and Franky Werk. Juniors: Payton Clausen, Magnus Franzen, Raina Mortenson, and Kyleigh Schipman. Freshmen: Cormac Benn, Sidney Meeks, Parker Mortenson, Erica Smith, and Hayden VanWichen. Winter Sports, Seniors: Travis Epperson, Adessa Judd, Konner Kuehn, and Billie Orahood. Jun...
Cleaning out the photos files from past weeks...
