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James Brown was recently named Public Works Director for the City of Malta and with a few weeks under his belt while wearing the new hat, he seems to be right at home. That is probably due, in large part, to the fact that Brown has already worked for the works team for almost a quarter century before taking over the top spot. Brown has worked for the city of Malta for 23 and a half years. When he started with the Public Works Department he specialized in water and sewer projects, which still...
At Tuesday night's Malta City Council Meeting, board members heard updates from Public Works, approved a street closure for Crazy Days as well as an increase in pool fees which have already gone into effect. Department of Public Works Director James Brown told the City Council that mowing has been done on a handful of resident's properties because they haven't maintained their yards. He said that the property owners are charged for the service and that generally, following a bill or two, the...
In 2014, Extension celebrates the Smith-Lever Act, which established the Cooperative Extension Service, a unique partnership between the U.S Department of Agriculture, the nation’s land-grant universities, and county government that extends research-based knowledge from Extension Specialist at the state level and County Agents at the local level. For 100 years, the Smith Lever Act has stimulated innovative research and vital educational programs for youth and adults through progressive i...
Briefly Senior Dinner Meals Starting on July 1, Senior Dinner meals will be served at the Great Northern from 11 a.m. until noon. Sports Physicals at PC Family Health Clinic Due to the clinic being so busy, and the need for our student athletes to have sports physicals, we are going to offer three evening clinics, like we have done in the past. These clinics will be specifically for sports physicals. No scouts or other physicals will be done. The evening clinics will be from 6-8:30 on the following dates: Tuesday July 22nd; Monday July 28th,...
In a recent tongue-in-cheek column about hunting opportunities in Montana I wrote that elk licenses didn’t get any cheaper after the wolves ate all the elk. Now I know the wolves didn’t eat all the elk. The northern Yellowstone elk herd only dropped by 15,000 or so animals following wolf reintroduction. And I’ve been told ad nauseam of all the factors -- drought, other predators, hunting -- that led to the precipitous drop in that herd’s population. But every time I mention wolves in an unflatte...
Dear Editor, Just a few weeks ago, on May 21, 2014 without much fan fair, the President created a Monument in New Mexico with the use of the 1906 Antiquities Act. He designated 600,000 acres in Doña Ana County in need of protection. The area supports 10,000 cattle and 95 families. That is enough beef to feed 61,000 people annually. Maybe the administration did not know that there is a U.S. beef shortage. Maybe they did not realize that we are nearing $18 trillion in debt and that Social Security and Medicare part A are adding to the debt....
Dear Editor, What JOY it was to receive such a welcome in Malta last week while working at the Deboer home in Malta! The community participation was tremendous and so many Blessings, we could not count them all! The Merchants were very helpful, climate conditions and local information pertaining to Montana were given freely and it was great assistance! Mr. Danny Paul Shores and the staff at Farmers and Ranchers were so courteous, professional and helpful as well as Hardware Hanks and a lot of the other merchants in town. Also the High School...
Orlie P. Linn SACO- Orlie P. Linn, 89, an Army WWII veteran, POW and rancher of Saco, died Wednesday, 25 Military grave side honors were held at 10:00 A.M., Tuesday, July 1 at the Grandview Cemetery in Saco. In lieu of flowers, memorials can be sent to the Shriner's Children's Hospital in Spokane. Condolences for the family may be left atwww.kirkwoodfuneralhome.com. Orlie was born on September 28, 1924 in Mowquea, Illinois, the son of Harry and Mintha (Perry) Linn. He and his two sisters and...
Well, it’s official, I am a soccer, er, football…whatever. The round ball game, played by the world’s masses, I am officially a fan…but with a catch. Last week I wondered if I indeed liked to watch soccer. After nearly 13-hours spent perched on my recliner in front of the idiot-box watching “the world’s most popular sport” this weekend, I knew that I was a soccer fan at the conclusion of the Costa Rica vs. Greece match. The match was excellent, a back and forth tilt in which the team from Costa Rica was forced to play with one less player o...
Two Golden Anniversary celebrations were held together on a 10 day Caribbean Cruise over the December 23, 2013 – January 1, 2014 holiday season with family members. Ronald Jerome and Linda Marie (Bancroft) Soiseth were married 50 years ago on May 29, 1964, in New Town, North Dakota. Also celebrating 50 years of marriage were Aloysius Joseph and Madelyn Kay (Lundman) Braun of Bellevue, WA, who were married on November 2nd, 1963, in Malta, MT. Attending the celebration were Ron and Linda’s daughter and two sons and their seven grandchildren: Pat...
On June 30, Daryl Demarais was found guilty of sexual assault, a felony, and was sentenced to 12 years in the Montana Department of Corrections with all but five years suspended. Demarais made his initial appearance in Phillips County Court on November 12 of 2013 when he entered a plea of not guilty. On March 25 of this year, the court reviewed a plea bargain agreement with the defendant and his council, according to court records, when Demarais changed his plea to guilty. Demarais will receive credit for 235-days that he spent incarcerated wai...
At the Phillips County Court House last week, two men, in separate cases, elected to bypass their right to be present when juries are selected for their cases. State of Montana vs. Doyle Wesley Grant On March 7, 2014 at approximately 2:22 p.m., Phillips County Deputy Sheriff Alan Guderjahn responded to the Alan Dvorshak residence in Malta and met Dustin Brusse outside the home. Deputy Guderjahn interviewed Brusse in his patrol car. Brusse said that he was at a female’s house in Malta and that he was cleaning and putting things away. He said he...
Phillips County Coalition for Healthy Choices will be awarding prizes to 12 talented students from Malta, Saco and Whitewater, during a Town Hall meeting Tuesday, July 8th at 7pm at the Phillips County Coalition for Healthy Choices. The Phillips County Coalition for Healthy Choices was awarded a grant through the Montana Board of Crime Control to hold a local contest for the National “Above the Influence” Campaign. Youth in grades 6th -12th were encouraged to create an “Above the Influence” T-shirt logo using the theme of what inspires the par...
Recently the Phillips County Sheriff’s Office has been made aware of an increasing amount of SCAMS. Two of the current more popular ones are from people claiming to be from the Publishers Clearing House, and the Federal Court System. Someone claiming to be from Publisher Clearing House contacts you by either mail, phone, or both claiming you have won cash or merchandise. To collect your prizes you need to send in money to them. They have even gone as far to make sure you are at home at a certain time and date when their representative will c...
PHILLIPS COUNTY SHERIFF NEWS LOG June 19 thru a portion of June 24 Check out our website: www.phillipscountysheriff.org. June 20, 14 2:56am Lake Wind Advisory in effect from noon to 8pm tonight. 7:39am Male with a disabled vehicle near Saco requested assistance for mechanic shops in the area; caller given local phone numbers. 8:18am Female reported neighbor’s banging drums and caller was trying to sleep; Deputy responded to the area; all found to be quiet. 9:16am Male reported theft of property from a vehicle in his driveway; Deputy r...
July 7, 2004 10-years ago Headline: American Prairie Foundation to open office The American Prairie Foundation, which recently purchased a large ranch in southern Phillips County, is looking to establish a field office in Malta. Formed three years ago, the foundation’s purchase of a ranch in Phillips County represents it first land acquisition in Montana and the US on the way of fulfilling its mission of restoring a northern prairie ecosystem. …Scott Laird said Phillips County is one of the few areas left in America where open areas of gra...
The Crossfire Roping Club kicked off it’s season, last Wednesday at the Trafton Rodeo Arena. The six week event features headers and heelers from all around Phillips County. Though event one was supposed to start last Wednesday, June, 18, it was rained out. Therefore, the club hosted both events one and two last Wednesday. Through those two events the top three headers are Shayne Bishop, who has 29 points, Shane Anderson with 27 and Matt Simonson, with 19 points. Top three heelers include Ken S...
About 220 Men, women and children of all ages were present at the open rodeo held at the Pavilion last Friday. Originally the rodeo was supposed to be at Trafton Park, but due to Malta's Thursday afternoon shower, mud and mosquitoes called for a venue change. The event featured broncs from Jimmy Orahood (Malta), bulls from AJ Crasco (South Lodgepole) and roping stock from Dwayne Ozark (Vandalia). It was the first open rodeo in the last ten years since the Mont./Can. Rodeo. "I'm hoping to be...
Last week the Malta Swim Team had a one day meet in Plentywood. The team did good considering the team only had nine swimmers representing the team opposed to 30-45 swimmers from other teams, but the team was unable to compete for a placing. They were sixth of seven teams. Normally the Plentywood and Scobey meets are held on the same weekend, due to the fact they are a day long event. Leading the team in Plentywood was Darrow Messerly who won three events including the men 9-10 100 IM...
JUNE 2014 BUILDING PERMITS #5577 Teena Schorr, Riverview 1 BLK 3 Lot 4, Garage, , #5578 Hal DeBoer, Cosner’s 1 BKL 2 Lot 2,3,4, Garage, , #5579 Francis & Darlene Kolczak, Cosner’s 3rd BLK 7 Lot 21, Siding & Windows, , #5581 Tim & Angela Hasler, Trafton’s 3rd BLK 15 Lot 6,7,8, Step, #5582 William Hicks, Cosner’s 3rd BLK 8 Lot 19,20, Shingles, #5584 Lloyd Dionne, Trafton’s 3rd BLK 14 Lot 2,3,4, Shingles, ,m #5585 Bud & Beth Slade, Legg BLK 3 Lot 9A, Garage, , #5590 James & Mary Brady, Hillcrest 2 Lost 10, Windows & Doors, , #5591 Don Nevrivy,...
In Whist, high went to Ernie Olson. Second went to Clarence Jacobson and the traveling prize went to Roy Baeth. In Pinochle, High went to Roger Ereaux. Second went to Ken Jensen and traveling prizes went to Ernie Olson and Lloyd Knudsen....
Monday, June 23rd, saw Bonnie Millar and Anna Faye Simms tie with Keith Stine and Margo Rush for first place. Wednesday’s winners were Anna Faye Simms and Keith Stine. Second place was awarded to Malcolm Clouse and Bonnie Millar....
Quite the week for weather! Big down pours of rain, huge winds, bright sun at different times all week! A photo of Kyle Wasson’s was chosen for US Farm Report with Tyne Morgan’s crop watch on RFD TV for Sunday! His was one of three that was chosen for the nation! He had a picture of his winter wheat crop. Congratulations, Kyle! It was a beautiful picture! A wonderful surprise for Barbara Cowan and Dixie Stordahl was when Arlene Bradley Hatleburg and her daughter Wanda stopped to visit! Arlene gr...
Elaine (Solberg) Brophy and two children were here visiting from Glendive. Doug and Mary Fauth of Malta were dinner guests of Edward and Polly Solberg Thursday. Burt and Kathy Windells of Fairfield came on Thursday to stay with Polly and Edward Solberg and attend the festivities in Hogeland. On Friday the Windells and Solberg’s attended the all school reunion in Hogeland and the American Lutheran Church 100thanniversary on Saturday. They also visited at the Jim and Marilyn Tooke home on S...
Visitors at Taylor’s were George Taylor Sr., and Patricia Taylor, of Helena, Mont. They also decorated graves for Memorial Day. Linda Berg went to Billings for appointments. I – Helen – accompanied here to visit my sister, Janet Brown. WE also shopped and ate. Some residents voted in the Primary Election. Several students are working at the school this summer. Sunday, I took the bus to the Fort Peck Theater. The name of the play was Driving Miss Daisy. It was great! Most of their plays are....
