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Great Plains Dinosaur Museum and Field Station (GPDM) Paleontologist Cary Woodruff has penned his first children's book entitled "Beyond Dinosaurs! My First Book About Flying Creatures" and to celebrate the book's release and the children of Phillips County, the GPDM will be hosting a book signing and kid's day this Saturday, June 27 from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. Woodruff, who succeeded long-time GPDM paleontologist Sue Frary in 2016, said that he had always wanted to write children's books and the...
Through a very generous grant to the State of Montana from the Helmsley Charitable Trust in February of 2020, every law enforcement vehicle in the state of Montana will be equipped with an automated external defibrillator (AED). The Phillips County Sheriff’s Office received the AEDs and will be training on the use and storage of the devices at the end of June. Because of this generous grant, the Deputy first on the scene will be able to assist someone who is experiencing cardiac problems using the device to diagnose the life-threatening c...
If you happened to drive past the entry to Trafton Park in Malta last Friday you probably saw a red stagecoach with yellow pinstripes sporting both the American Flag and "Trump 2020" flag...you might have even been able to take a spin on the old wagon. Gene Bushnell, of Troy, Mont., is in the middle of a trek that when he completes will have seen him travel 667 miles on his way to the North Dakota border and then on to Lewistown, Mont., to ride in an Independence Day Parade there. Bushnell, who...
The Great Plains Dinosaur Museum has been open for two weeks and I’m happy to report that many people have stopped to see just what we had behind the big green metal walls! Since we were locked down or not open due to COVID 19 until June 1 I was a bit concerned with how we would be received once we were able to open again. I’m happy to say that we have had 140 visitors from all over Montana. Other visitors came from Idaho, Minnesota, North Dakota, Florida, Wyoming, California, Wyoming, Wis...
The Phillips County Library is pleased to welcome a traveling exhibit on Montana’s Carnegie libraries from now until June 30th. The exhibit is part of a year-long celebration of the libraries in connection with the release of the book "The Best Gift: Montana’s Carnegie Libraries." Residents are invited to come learn more about the history of Montana’s 17 Carnegie libraries, which were built across the state at the turn of the 20th century with the help of funding provided by Andrew Carnegie. In Malta, it was 1916 when a signature gathe...
In a recent U.S. District Court ruling by Judge Brian Morris, the American public heard loud and clear that the federal administration broke the law when it offered leases on public lands in criti-cal sage grouse habitat. This court decision speaks volumes about how public lands should be managed, with certainty, and in a manner that considers true multiple use – including maintaining wildlife populations. The Department of Interior was found to have violated the law by issuing an instructional memorandum that abandoned the bi-partisan p...
Fake news. Those two words have likely created more confusion and distrust of the news media than any other. While it is easy to understand why those of us who work in the news media despise the term, it should also be apparent that the general public has a vested interest in discerning facts from falsehoods. Some of the louder news voices of the past few decades have been the cable news networks that provide news, analysis and opinion. But the opinion side now dominates on CNN, FOX and many of...
It’s not just on Father’s Day that I think of Dad. Quite often lately I think I see him before realizing it’s just the reflection of me in a mirror. I hope the stories I tell my daughters don’t have the same effect on them my father’s stories had on me. Dad told great stories. Some – involving women and alcohol -- I seldom repeat, but have never forgotten. Others I tried to top. I blame him for the time I spent behind bars in Eureka. Dad often talked about hitchhiking around the country bef...
First of all, Happy Birthday to my beautiful wife Susan. Her birthday week always marks a couple of milestones in our lives. First off, on June 21, I moved to Montana as a surprise to Susan. We knew that we would start our life together here, but I moved here months earlier to be with the woman that I love. It has been the greatest eight years of my life. I proposed to my wife one day before her birthday, because I didn’t want her to go into her birthday without knowing that I was 100 percent c...
Barbara Ann Mavencamp was born on January 11, 1942, in Malta, Mont., to Vivian and Leonard McMullen. She passed away on Wednesday, June 17, 2020, at home in Havre, Mont. She grew up on a farm north of Whitewater, Mont., and was homeschooled in the first grade. She started second grade at Whitewater Public Schools and in 1960 was the lone graduate. She married Morris at St. John’s Catholic Church in Whitewater and they resided in Malta where their two children were born. In 1966 they moved to P...
Donald Ray Wombold age 83, of Malta, Mont., passed away at the Benefis Hospice House in Great Falls, Mont., on Thursday, June 18, 2020. His funeral is planned for Saturday, June 27, 2020, at 11 a.m. at the Malta Lutheran Church, in Malta. A viewing for family and friends will be Friday, June 26, at 7:30 p.m. at the Wilderness Funeral Home, in Malta. Don was born to John and Helen Wombold on January 6, 1937, he was raised with two brothers and two sisters in Wagner, Mont. Don went to grade school...
The Triangle Telephone company is updating the lines. Good work. Get well to all who are sick. The newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hoff, were here from Bozeman. Ms. Hoff is my granddaughter, Challise, formerly Young. It was good to see them and get acquainted with Tim. We had a small family dinner and it was hosted by Janice and Curt Reichelt. It was very nice. On Monday, Jeannie Green and myself went to Billings to visit my sister Janet Brown (Jeannie’s aunt.) We also visited with Carol R...
Whist On June 16, Leonard Leader notched 55 points to take first, Ken Ruzika was second with 46 and also earned the traveling prize. Pinochle On June 18, Von Holzhey was high with 7,460, Clarance Jacobson was second with 6,680 and the traveling prize was awarded to both Nina Jones and Kevin Stevens. Malta Duplicate Bridge On Monday evening, June 8th, Bonnie Millar and Margo Rush captured first place. Second place was earned by Mary LaFond and Marla Sisco. On Wednesday afternoon, Bob Maxie and Bonnie were awarded first place. Margo and Mary...
Saco High School Class of 2020 member Brady Albus received a total of six scholarships at his high school graduation in May ahead of attending Border Plains in Glasgow this summer with plans to attend MSU Northern in the where he will continue his education in the field of Diesel Technology. Brady, the son of Aaron and Kirsten Albus of Saco, received the following scholarships: Ryan A. Olson Memorial Scholarship in the amount of $1,000. The Robert Cooper Memorial Scholarship in the amount of...
The Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) has launched a statewide media campaign to remind Montanans to continue taking the right steps to fight the spread of COVID-19, especially as the state opens up. The campaign, titled “Protect Public Health in the 406,” consists of television, radio, newspaper, digital and social media ads emphasizing personal responsibility and the behaviors needed to minimize transmission of the virus. There will also be signage on gas pumps and in gas stations and pharmacies. The ads feature sim...
Malta Senior Meals Will be moving to the Hi-Line Retirement Center in July. Stay tuned for more information. Question-Answer mail-in Consulting ADULTS ONLY. $26 no reference, $36 one reference, or $46 one reference & vitamin idea analysis in 6-8 months. Send consultant Katie L. McKeon, ABD, EdD a question jointly with non-refundable payment and return address to P.O. Box 605 in Malta, MT 59538. No Credit Cards. Special Community Prayer Service 7-5. On Sunday, July 5th at 3 p.m., Elim Lutheran Brethren Church is holding a Special Community...
June 6, 2020 8:23 a.m. Local Fish & Game Warden reported a grass fire south of Dodson; structures and equipment were threatened; Deputy, Malta FD and Ft Belknap FD responded to the call; Big Flat Electric advised of the situation; fire later controlled and extinguished. 12:56 p.m. Male filed a written complaint regarding a bus being parked by his residence; Deputy responded to the call; owner located and advised to remove the vehicle. 1:21 p.m. Female requested law enforcement assistance with a situation involving juveniles and possibly a...
1 years ago June 22,1945 The report of the activities of the multi commercial club as prepared by secretary O. P. Shenefelt, listed good roads, fuel distribution, drought relief, Chautauqua, an employment Bureau as the major activities of the past year. *** 35 bankers attended a group four meeting of the Bankers Association in Malta. *** Fred G. Gabriel, county attorney of Phillips County, was the first candidate to file his nominating petition with the secretary of state. Mr. Gabriel was...
Did you know even a small muscle group like ankle flexors can impact your ability to walk with confidence? Consider the key elements of a good walking pattern: • good posture with eyes forward not down, • a strong ankle flexion and heel strike directly forward -not opening to the side • easily transferring weight from one foot to the other •forward movement - you could walk along a wide board. To assess fall risks, researchers examine stride-length (how far apart your feet are front to back), stride-width (how far apart your feet are side to...
Joe Palm passed away Saturday, June 20, 2020, peacefully at his home in Saco. Graveside Memorial Service will be 4 p.m. Friday, June 26 at Saco Cemetery. Celebration of Life at Old Brand Saloon immediately following. Full obituary to come later....
HELP WANTED Malta Dairy Queen We are looking to hire FT/PT Summer positions for our team. Possible Yearly and Management position for those looking for long-term employment. We offer flexible summer and school activity schedules, higher than minimum wage, discount employee meals and a friendly work environment. Please pick-up application at DQ for interview with owners. Delivery Drivers FSW INC - Local small business owner hiring 2 full-time small package delivery drivers for the Hi-Line area. Criteria to qualify for position as follows:...
PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT MONTANA FISH, WILDLIFE & PARKS Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) is proposing to remove a small population of invasive goldfish using the EPA registered pesticide Prenfish which is safe to use for removal of unwanted fish, when handled properly. Invasive goldfish are proposed to be removed from an unnamed stock pond located in Upper CK Creek approximately one mile from Zortman, MT (T25N, R25E S21). The remote, 0.65 acre pond is located on private land. If the preferred alternative is selected, the...
History is alive through the stories of local authors at the Phillips County Museum. The Museum is proud to offer several titles from the many talented authors that live and have lived in our area. Two local children’s authors have best-selling books that tell of local life. “Prairie Sunrise” is a story of a young girl’s Montana ranch life. The book’s illustrations are real photos that were taken during the four seasons of the ranch and portray the activities that keep the young girl busy. It...
On Saturday, June 13, the Dodson Speedway was open as the sights and sounds of AMX racing were seen and heard around the Fairgrounds. The event drew a larger crowd than normal according to Dodson AMX Racing President Keith Cowan and several other locals. There was a total of 12 cars. "For it being the first event of the year, and dealing with everything that we have had to deal with throughout the last few months, I think it's going good," Cowan told the PCN. "We have a fair amount of drivers an...
After six weeks of the 2020 Men's Golf League at Marian Hills, Team Prairie DeSigns still leads all teams with a total of 114 points. The runner up so far is Team Mint Bar, who has 108 points. Team Art's Furniture made the largest jump in the standings last week leading from sixth place to third with a day-high 21 points. Though in last place, Team Valley Drug had the second-highest amount for points, scoring 18. This Thursday, Team Art's will go head-to-head with Team Prairie DeSigns in a...