One Nation, Under God
One Nation, Under God
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State of Montana vs. David Kozub. David Kozub, formerly of Lewistown, Montana, was charged with acting as a hunting guide without a license, a misdemeanor, two counts of failure to report game violations by a client, misdemeanors, and outfitting without a license, a felony. Kozub appeared in Phillips County District Court on Monday, May 11 and entered the plea of not guilty to all counts last Monday in District Court. According to court record, from October 22, 2011 to October 26 of the same year, Kozub acted as a guide to three hunters...
If you are from Montana, reading this outside Montana, Greg Gianforte wants you to move back to Montana …and bring your job with you. Twenty years ago, Gianforte and his wife, Jan, moved the family to Montana and started a small business out of a spare bedroom in their home in Bozeman. It was 20-years later that the Gianfortes sold the business to Oracle for almost $2 billion, but not before turning the tech company into a business boasting 1,100 jobs – half of those in Bozeman making the firm the largest commercial employer in city -- wit... Full story
The 14th Annual Milk River Gospel Jamboree will take place next week in Malta and with it comes a variety of Gospel groups ranging from amateurs to entertainers who have traveled the world spreading God's message. "Above it all, they fear the Lord," said Jim Koss, Chairman of the Milk River Gospel Jamboree. "That is what the Jamboree is all about." On Friday night the Jamboree kicks off with a fundraising supper (the Jamboree committee is made up entirely of volunteers and the performers are... Full story
The Malta School Board conducted its Regular School Board Meeting on June 10, 2015 at the Malta Middle/High School. Under Old Business the Board approved the 2015-2016 Board Committee assignments, and also approved a slate of temporary summer workers, including Tyler Hanson, Grounds, Kendra Veit, paining and Dan Bain, Elementary Custodian and Grounds, as well as Susan Gilkerson for Summer Driver’s Education. Under New Business, the Board approved a list of Membership Dues and Agreements, for the 2015-2016 School Year. The membership dues i...
Dogs pass quickly through our lives and then hang around forever. My daughter Audrey recently had to put down her family’s yellow Labrador Grace. She was a sweet dog, who in her 13 years saw the family grow to double figures. She was there in the background every time Audrey brought another baby home. She never growled, bit or snapped at any of the tiny folk who tugged on her ears or grabbed her tail. Grace was also my father’s last dog. He lived with my daughter and son-in-law Aaron for a yea...
Dear Editor, I am writing to say that Bonnie and Curtis Starr deserve praise in the way they handled obituaries and death notices in the Phillips County News. They were always willing to make accommodations as best they could even as late a 5 p.m. Tuesday so that families and friends were able to read it in the Wednesday newspaper. The new owners of the PCN make no accommodations what so ever if they do not have it by Monday at noon it will not be on the obit page and if it is received at noon on Tuesday it will not be in that week’s paper a...
Growing up I watched my quota of “professional” wrestling. I was a fan of Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Hulk Hogan and other entertainers. There was a point where it dawned on me that the “sport” wasn’t as real as advertised. Years later in college a few buddies of mine introduced me to the world of Mixed Martial Arts and UFC. I loved it. There was something neat about fighters training their hardest and giving it all in a cage match. Many people see the sport and think it is barbaric. I ca...
On Sunday I lounged around in my complementary Disneyland Hotel robe staring at the television screen trying to cure myself of my vacation hangover. If you have ever been on a vacation in which you do lots of walking and are over-stimulated for the duration of the trip, you know how hard these hangovers are to cure. I spent most of the day watching Sons of Anarchy, quite possibly the dumbest television show ever filmed. It involves the mad capped cappers of a group of Motorcycle gang members too lewd to be lovable and too sappy to take...
Bessie O. White-Beautry, 97, a 29 year East Wenatchee resident, passed away on Thursday afternoon, June 4, 2015 at Avalon Adult Care Home in East Wenatchee. She was born on November 18, 1917 at Saco, Montana to the late Thomas and Lulu (Ferguson) McKeage. She was raised and received her schooling in Saco and graduated from the Saco High School. In 1936, she moved to Grand Coulee, Washington where she remained until moving to Seattle in 1939. Bessie made her home in Seattle for 23 years before mo...
Opening the mail…..such a trivial item in one’s day yet the thrill of that unexpected contact, the hope of the million dollar check, the surprise of the unknown awaits each of us. The Montana Historical Society recently opened a brown postage due envelope that amazed and surprised them. The envelope had no return address but held one of the most exciting donations ever received at MHS. 2015 is the 150th Anniversary of MHS, as it was created in 1865, by the Montana Territorial Legislature. And what does this have to do with the env...
On Thursday we said good-bye to a bit of Dodson history when the old McLeod store building was demolished by Ready Mix. The building, one of the oldest in Dodson, having been built shortly after that section, Dodson Original Township, was established and recorded as a Town in 1905, was and has been for several years, a hazard and an eyesore on Dodson’s main street. The Town for quite a few years have been trying to get it torn down and finally were able to have it condemned and thru generous d...
Congratulations to the beautiful Triple Crown winning horse, American Pharaoh, and its jockey. What a magnificent horse. Welcome to missionaries Jonathan and Diane Faucette from Florida. They are taking Pastor Wisher’s families place at church while the Wishers are on vacation. Their Baptist Church is every Sunday morn-ing in Malta at the Business Center on Main Street. Sunday school is at 10 a.m. and Baptist Church is at 11 a.m. Then they come back to Whitewater for service on Sunday at 6 p...
It rained close to 8/10” Wednesday afternoon. The rain also gave the Murdock Reunion at the Heartland resort an extra day of visiting. Those attending were the five Murdock kids, Jess, J.W., Lexie, Jeff and Kathleen and their families (grandkids and great grandkids), Jason Beil and Tyler Brunson, a family friend, who won the Norwegian Horseshoe Contest. Hector and Pat Murdock came in second. Jeff, Athlene, Daisy and Emma Murdock returned to New York and then on to Dominica, WI, on Friday. Hector, their son, is staying for a time with Grandpa a...
Senior Meals Thursday, June 18th - Beef Stroganoff Friday, June 19th - Fish & chips Tuesday, June 23rd - Not available Reminder: meal prices go to $4 as of July 1st. Still looking for June birthday celebrants - let us know if this is your month when you sign in for dinner. You could be the winner of 10 free meals. Dodson Summer Lunch & Breakfast June. The Dodson Public Schools are serving breakfast and lunch for the community during the month of June. Breakfast is from 8 a.m. until 10 a.m. and lunch is from 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. All...
Summer is definitely here! The sweet clover, yucca and blue flax is blooming along the road to Malta making a kaleidoscope of color! the road construction is moving along right on schedule for the 12 miles along the Milk River! Everyone at the Johannesen ranch is working getting ready for the 100th birthday of the ranch! Saturday is the celebration. Congratulations to the family on this event! Carol and Pete Lumsden, Jay and Whitney Blunt and family attended the events at the Blunt 100...
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking public comment on a draft statewide environmental impact statement on bison conservation and management. Bison are currently designated as both a wildlife species in need of management and a species in need of disease control in Montana. The draft statewide bison conservation and management EIS considers bison restoration some-where in Montana where animals could be managed as a native species. While no site-specific area is examined, the draft offers four alternatives. The "no action" alterna-tive...
Average retail gasoline prices in Montana have risen 3.6 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $2.72/g yesterday, according to GasBuddy's daily survey of 615 gas outlets in Montana. This compares with the national average that has increased 5.5 cents per gallon in the last week to $2.81/g, according to gasoline price website GasBuddy.com. Including the change in gas prices in Montana during the past week, prices yesterday were 82.2 cents per gallon lower than the same day one year ago and are 25.7 cents per gallon higher than a month...
1 years ago June 17, 1915 Chaplin not lost, just older A report has been in circulation that the Orpheum Theater had lost the famous Charlie Chaplin pictures. A representative of the Enterprise questioned the manager of the theater, Mr. Robbins, and learned that the Orpheum was showing these pictures regularly every week, and that they were only from 30 to 60 days old. Mr. Chaplin joined the Essanay Company about a the first of January of this year and Mr. Robbins says that any other than thos...
The Malta Swim Team fared well in Eastern Federation Swim Meet, which they hosted, finishing third among teams present at the event. The team took second in relay events. Chinook swam hard taking first place in the event. Glasgow took second at the meet. As the event reached the end of day one, the PCN caught up with a few of the swimmers from the Malta Swim Team including 12 year-old Carly Garfield, who won three events in the junior class in the team's first meet in Shelby. "I swam in the 50 f...
If the first Havoc on the Hi-Line MMA event had one theme, it would be adversity. Many of the fights ended in comeback wins. The event which was held last Saturday at the Dodson Fairgrounds hosted a loud and enthusiastic crowd that was thoroughly entertained by twelve fighters. The night featured six amateur matches that provided plenty of entertainment. The event saw one decision, one submission and four Technical Knockouts. Havoc on the Hi-Line was officiated by Ted Ryder, who was impressed... Full story
"I just love seeing these girls that come back every year and they just keep improving," said M-ette Head Coach Julia Tatafu. "It's probably one of the best parts of putting on this camp for me." Coach Tatafu, along with her coaching staff Tasha Hines and Kalli Reintjes put on the 2015 M-ette Volleyball camp June 1-3. The camp had 30 participants. The camp featured many drills, scrimmages and awards for those not only attending but standing out on the court. The coaches would have had a...
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Name/Time Event Place Reba Doucette (13) W 1:42.29S W 13‑14 100 Breast 2 1:24.40S W 13‑14 100 Free 1 1:40.33S W 13‑14 100 Back 4 Emma'Lee Ereaux (6) W 58.57S W 8 & Under 25 Free 30 54.08S W 8 & Under 25 Back 20 Eion Estill (11) M 56.91S M 11‑12 50 Free 17 2:12.69S M 11‑12 100 Free 16 Carly Garfield (12) W 36.68S W 11‑12 50 Free 3 1:25.36S W 11‑12 100 Free 3 44.48S W 11‑12 50 Back 2 Chloe Hunter (13) W 38.78S W 13‑14 50 Free 7 1:53.65S W 13‑14 100 Back 7 50.92S W 13‑14 50 Fly 8 Kylie Hunter (12) W 1:36.50S W 11‑12 100 Free 7 56.78S W 11‑12 5...
Pinochle On June 9, first place was Jerry DePute with 5730, second place Jeanette Heinle 5270 and traveling prize wet to Jeanette Heinle and Roger Ereaux. On June 11, Nancy Soennichsen took first place with 7130, Shirley Jones was second with 6060 and traveling prize was awarded to Clair Waters and Clarence Jacobson....
HELP WANTED THE NORTHERN WYOMING DAILY NEWS, a 5-day per week, family-owned newspaper located in Worland, WY near the Bighorn Mountains, in the Rocky Mountain West is seeking a community-focused reporter interested in agricultural news and human interest stories. The ideal candidate will be creative, motivated and committed to excellent writing and accurate reporting. We are looking for someone who cares about community journalism. This job encompasses a variety of responsibilities - generating story ideas, writing, meeting deadlines, and...