One Nation, Under God
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As concerns about speeding automobiles around the City of Malta continue to worry local residents, Malta Mayor John Demarais asked the Malta City Council to consider budgeting for the purchase of mobile, radar speed indicator signs that could be used at trouble areas around the city, including parks, daycares, near schools and on Highway 2 near Dairy Queen. Mayor Demarais showed the Malta City Council Aldermen printed pictures of the signs similar to ones used in Glasgow, but smaller than those used when entering that town from the West. “I w...
An E-Waste Collection Event will be held on Saturday, July 27 at Ezzie’s Wholesale, just east of Malta. Bring all electrical and electronic equipment which are destined for reuse, resale, salvage, recycling or disposal on Saturday, July 27, from 10 a.m until 2 p.m. These items will be reused or reprocessed and disposed of in the proper manner. The goal is to save on our local landfills and protect human and environmental health. There is a list of Accepted Items available, as well as certain items that are NOT Accepted. This list is a...
This is what I wish that I had thought of saying when I was the MC for the Suicide Prevention Play last week, but sometimes we don’t think of things in time! It would have been a good ending to the play that focused on evoking thoughts of everything from falling in love to the smell of rain. Ryan, the actor, in the one-man show pulled it off and subtlety enlightened the public on the issue of suicide. He acted out the usual communication sequence that could happen when a child is involved with suicide and the fact that the child often has m...
If you weren't in Malta on Friday evening or Saturday, you missed out on an event-packed downtown district, hosted by the Malta Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by local business and organizations, that kept the area full of people and things to do. Things got underway on Friday night at Veteran's Memorial Park with food vendors, inflatable bounce houses and water attractions, petting zoo, beer gardens, and street dance, all on a closed off Front Street. "I don't remember a street dance down...
A new 32,921 square foot Readiness Center is being constructed at the end of 10th Avenue East in Malta, south of the Phillips County Hospital and Family Clinic, with an anticipated completion date set for December of 2020 after the project was started last May. The Montana National Guard 484th Military Police Company is located in Malta with detachments in Glasgow and Billings, according to Capt. Dan Bushnell, Chief Public Affairs for the Montana National Guard. Capt. Bushnell said the...
If you have heard live music on the Hi-Line in the past few years, especially in Malta over the last several weeks, chances are you have heard Band Flansburg blaze through the huge library of songs they play. If you haven't heard the boys yet, you get another chance to hear the foursome at the Phillips County Fair as Band Flansburg will be playing the Street Dance on Friday, August 2 following this year's co-headlining acts of the Casey Donahew and Randy Roger's Bands on the mainstage. Band...
7-10. Happy birthday to all July birthdays including my daughters, Gale Young and Teresa Dyck. The Milk River Gospel Jamboree featured wonderful singers, musicians, and a great comedian. The music was beautiful and inspirational. Several groups were from Canada and they were all wonderful. There was also a family group from Michigan with a daughter in tow who could yodel like a cowgirl. Several people from Whitewater attended the events, including myself. Sally Austin won some auction items and...
Recent visitors at the Murdock Ranch north of Whitewater were the Jess Murdock families from Ely, Nev. They were Jess’ wife Becky, daughters Kathy and Tayler Brunson, May Radayczyk, from North Carolina, and three children Marlyn, 5, Jameson, 4, and Aly Audia, 1, who celebrated her first birthday. Mary’s husband, Will, is a Marine Corp. officer back east. Youngest daughter Jane also visited from back east. While the family was here, Becky's relatives from Alabama (sister and husband) and a nephew from Washington came to spend a few days at a c...
It’s almost harvest time in Phillips County. Local farmers are busy cleaning granaries and preparing for this year’s crops. Historically, horses and small tractors did much of the work, now we have a large tractor and GPS units to help the farmers of today. In 1941 the Hall/Westerman family wanted to move a 25,000-bushel wood elevator from Chapman, Mont., through Loring, Mont., to their farm southeast of Loring. Was this possible with the tractors and equipment available in the 1940’s? The answer is yes with a little “Montana ingenui...
Just the typical summer days for this week, hot, high temps in the 90’s then afternoon or evening storms that don't last long but still make me worry! Today for instance, I was driving back from Turner all the while watching a big black storm cloud to the south west! Right when I was coming out of the sag about two miles from home the wind and dust came up, with tumble weeds flying above my car and a little rain. I thought it might be a tornado or wind event, but it only lasted about 10 m...
Dear editor, The Ranchers Stewardship Alliance thanks President Trump’s Interior Secretary David Bernhardt and the other members of the Migratory Bird Conservation Commission (MBCC) for their approval of the most recent slate of North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) grant funding. This funding, matched by private and philanthropic contributions, will be used to provide the dollars and needed assistance to farmers and ranchers for conservation on working lands across Montana’s Hi Line. Ranchers Stewardship Alliance, a volunteer-led no...
I have a love/hate relationship with Chinese elms. I fight them at my home in Malta where they litter the yard with seedpods, and grow like weeds. At the cabin on Fort Peck Lake, however, three large ones provide shade and privacy, and are often filled with songbirds. But it doesn’t really matter how I feel about them, the trees appear to be dying. They didn’t put out any seed this spring and leafed out in an odd manner. Instead of sprouting leaves at the ends of the branches, the leaves cam...
Yeah, I quit for about five years. But when on the keto diet, it helps to have healthy snack options, which is why I dove right back into eating sunflower seeds. I normally eat those jokers by the handful, with a spit cup at my desk. I can’t get enough of them. I have tried almost every flavor that Phillips County stores have on hand and I have to say that like five years ago, David Jumbo BBQ is my favorite at the moment. During this binge of sunflower seeds, I have also realized that I am n...
MALTA - Judy Ann Messerly 77, beloved mother, wife, grandmother, and great-grandmother, passed away on May 30, 2019, at the Phillips County Hospital from natural causes. Interment of her ashes will be at the Malta Cemetery at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, July 27, 2019, with a celebration of her life at the Malta VFW immediately following. Condolences for the family may be left at www.kirkwoodfuneralhome.com. Judy was born September 20, 1941, at Malta, the daughter of Louis Joseph Plouffe and Mabel...
On Sunday morning, I came across a felled tree near the Malta Woman's Club House on 4th Street. The storm happened a week ago, and maybe lighting struck it and knocked it down, or maybe it was the high winds and we did have a tornado warning in effect the night before....
CITY OF MALTA 2019 ZONING PERMITS June 2019 #5886, Dan Ritchey, concrete driveway, 6-4-19. #5887, Richard Starkey, shed, 6-4-19 #5888, Yvonne Garfield, concrete slabs, 6-10-19. #5889, Pam Lynn, shingles, 6-17-19. #5890, Kristine Webb, storage shed, 6-17-19. #5891, Martin Jensen, parking pad, 6-18-19. JUNE 2019 ANIMAL TAGS ISSUED IN MALTA 31. Yvonne Garfield, Dog, 6-6-19, 32.Sean & Melodee Kavanaugh, Dog, 6-11-19. 33.Bonnie & Ken Wiederrick, Dog, 6-25-19 34.Bonnie & Ken Wiederrick, Dog, 6-25-19...
Whist 7-9. Leonard Leader took top honors with 50, Ron Lundman was second with 46 and the traveling prize went to Margaret Leader. 7-26. Leonard Leader took top honors with 47, Harvey Smith was second with 40, and both Jeanette Heinle and Lu Olson shared the traveling prize. Pinochle 7-11. Clarence Jacobs was first with 6,540, Leonard Leader was second with 6,140, and the traveling prize went to Ken Ruzicka....
Malta’s Blake Sjostrom and Travis Epperson were named to the 2019 University of Montana Dean’s List for the 2019 Spring Semester, both with grade point averages greater than 3.5....
Malta Senior Meals Thurs July 18th Cordonbleu Fri July 19th Dill salmon Tues July 23rd Cabbage roll TV District meeting First Tuesday. Phillips County TV District has their TV Board Meeting on the first Tuesday of the month at 5:30 p.m. in the P.C. Library basement meeting room. All are welcome. Water Dirt Dauber Barrels Attention business owners of the oak flower barrels: Dirt Daubers asks that you please water your flower barrels regularly. Pinch off any dead heads and dried-out flowers. Keep Malta beautiful! We thank you. Bring Pro Rodeo...
Please be advised: If you are planning on using Trafton Park shelters for an event in the future, please contact the Malta City Office, 654-1251, to reserve the shelters, get the key and pay for the electricity. The Phillips Co Sheriff’s Office will no longer be handling this. Thank you. NOTICE TO NEW CONCEALED WEAPON PERMIT APPLICANTS: The Phillips County Sheriff’s Office will no longer be providing Concealed Weapon Permit classes. When you pick up the application, you will see the legal requirements necessary to obtain a Concealed Weapon Per...
1 years ago July 16, 1919 The U.S. Reclamation was rushing project work to a conclusion employing drought-stricken farmers to do the work wherever possible. ♠♠♠ Long George Francis was admitted to bail in the sum of $12,500 pending an appeal to the supreme court from a district court sentence of six to 12 years on a horse theft charge. ♠♠♠ Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wilson were the parents of a baby daughter. ♠♠♠ Clarence and Charles Mead had set out with a span of horses for a new location in Color...
A large gathering of relatives and friends came together for the placing of the ashes of Kimberly Solberg Adkins at a graveside service on Sunday afternoon at the Dodson Cemetery. Actual funeral services were held in Great Falls on Friday and quite a few of the Solberg were able to attend them too, including Polly Solberg. We always feel so bad when we lose someone so young. Everyone gathered later at the Lutheran Church for lunch and fellowship. It was nice to see so many people we don't see...
Good news for Chinook salmon anglers: Fort Peck Reservoir and hatchery crews recently stocked record numbers of Chinook salmon fingerlings into Fort Peck Reservoir, with over 534 thousand being stocked this spring. Initially, the outlook from the fall 2018 egg collection efforts did not look very promising. Due to fewer mature females being present in the system due to limited stockings during 2015 and 2016, FWP Fisheries and hatchery personnel were only able to collect just over 110 thousand eggs last fall. On a positive note, with the few...
The Malta Dirt Daubers recently awarded Malta's Payton Clausen, MHS Class of 2019, a $500 scholarship for his excellent work on creating the Malta School Garden....
Nearly 70 children, parents, grandparents and sitters attended the free "Dragon Who Fell to Earth" puppet show hosted by the P.C. Library last Thursday afternoon. The room was filled with smiles and giggles as Master Puppeteer Markie Scholz put on the fast-paced puppet show....