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This day and age photographs are taken every second by cell phones, but that wasn't the case in the 1960's. A camera's film still needed to be developed in a dark room or taken to the local drug store or mailed away and in a week or two the photos were mailed back. Also, not very often does a happen-stance photo end up in a museum only to be discovered by a friend years later. Al Minugh of Dodson, Mont., brought in a copy of one such photo, but before we get to that story, Al revealed a little...
Sawyer Brown, the Nashville based country band is set to hit the stage at this year's 101st Annual Phillips County Fair in Dodson. The band has written many hits over their thirty-five run, including Trouble on the Line, Round Here, Outskirts of Town, Thank God for You and The Boys and Me. Though the group has won multiple CMT and TNN Country Music Awards, many around Phillips County are wondering what they can expect as the band takes the P.C. Fair stage on Friday, August 5. "We are all about h...
Last Tuesday, June 19 close to seventy irrigators, Joint Board of Control and the U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation met to come to a solution to a 1.5 million dollar issue concerning the Drop 2 in the Milk River Project . At the end of the two and a half hour meeting the Joint Board opted to postpone any fixes to the cement structure that has been the main source of water for irrigators and water users for nearly a century until the Board's next meeting in August. "Were not...
Although it was the middle of July, the breeze carried with it the promise of fall and all that entails. And like a warm zephyr on a cool night, it made the hair stand up on the back of my neck. I was filled with a feeling of dread that hunting season was starting without me. I’ve had that dream before, but this time I was awake, fully aware of what time it was and it wasn’t time to go hunting. “Feels like hunting season,” I said to my wife. “Kinda does, doesn’t it?” she replied, not looking u...
As you read this column, the Hebert clan is most likely somewhere between Wolf Point and Glasgow, making our way home to Phillips County after stays in Minot, N.D., and Deadwood, S.D., as your neighborhood reporter’s 2016 vacation comes to a close. This year we decided to take to the highways and byways of this great country instead of our usual airplane trip to Southern California to visit the Mouse and his friends. We weren’t sure where or what we would do, but the wife, child and I knew that we wanted a road trip. Shortly after, the dau...
Pokémon Go is a game based off of the original Ninetendo Pokémon games and TV show. In the games you play as a Pokémon trainer who travels around catching and training all sorts of different Pokémon and then battling them at gyms to earn badges. In Pokémon Go you walk around town, or wherever you are and find Pokémon. They can be anywhere and everywhere, and they don't stay in just one spot just like real animals don't. There has even been a couple in the PCN office. After catching your Pokém...
Fred Kindle 81 passed away peacefully the morning of Tuesday, July 19, 2016 of natural causes at the Hi-Line Retirement Center. Funeral services were held on 11:00 A.M. Friday, July 22, 2016 at Kirkwood Memorial Chapel. View will be from noon until 7:00 P.M. of Thursday. Interment with Military Honors will be in the Malta Cemetery. a luncheon to follow at the Malta Community Church. Memorials may be made to the Shiners' Children's Hospital, P.O. Box 1355, Malta, MT 59538 or Montana School for...
ZORTMAN-William Whitecrow 58, an Army and Navy Veteran passed away from esophageal cancer on Saturday, July 23, 2016 at his home in Zortman. Military Graveside services will be Saturday, July 30, 2016, at 1:00 P.M. in the Zortman Cemetery. Condolences for the family may be left at www.kirkwoodfuneralhome.com. Bill was born March 2, 1958, the son of William R and Amelia F. (Azure) Perry in Longview, Washington. After his schooling, he enlisted in the U.S. Army and served for 3 years. He then...
Polly Solberg went to Havre on Tuesday to meet her nephew and wife, William and Karen Scheafer of Titusville, Florida. They all went on to Fairfield to visit Polly’s brother Bert and Kathy Windells and Jason and Julie and family. Tim, Heidi, Tylor and Amanda came from Billings to visit everyone. Wednesday evening they stayed with Lee and Evelyn Anderson. On Thursday they enjoyed Havre Beneath the Streets, the Buffalo Jump, and took in part of the Havre Fair, before the Scheafer’s continued on...
Genealogy research has been keeping the staff busy at the PC Museum this week. A family from Maine came researching a bachelor that lived in the Content area for many years. The only information the family had found was a date of death and the name. Our research library was a fountain of information giving up not only an obituary but also a name of an unknown cousin. The obituary also named the pall bearers and we were able to unite the family and pall bearer for a visit! Thank-goodness for the information that has been donated to the museum...
Hi-line Whist On Friday, July 22, Pearl and Curt won the first game against Clara and Nancy 18-7. Clara and Nancy won the second game 13-9. They were long games but we all went home happy! Whist On Tuesday, July 19, Sherman Duecette won first with 50. Leonard Leader took second with 47. Traveling Prize went to Ken Ruzicka. Malta Bridge Club On Monday, July 18, saw Malcolm Clouse and Keith Stime capture first place. Second was awarded to Margo Rush and Lois Goodheart. Wednesday's winners were Keith Stine and Madelyn Anderson. Lois Goodheart and...
Amanda and Greg Ziegler of Malta, Mont., are proud to announce the birth of a daughter, Hannah Mae Ziegler on Thursday, July 14, 2016 at 11:39 p.m. at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital. Hannah weighed 8 pounds and 5 ounces and was 20 inches long. Hannah's maternal grandparents are Dennis and Susan Pitts of Roberts, Mont., and Bob and Toni Ziegler of Malta, Mont....
Megan Bristoll-Hotchkiss of Glasgow, Mont., is proud to announce the birth of her son, Jaxon Waylon James Hotchkiss on Saturday, July 9, 2016 at 8:43 a.m. at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital. Jaxon weighs 7 pounds and 6 ounces and is 19 inches long. Jaxon's maternal grandparents are Phillip and Teresa Hotchkiss of Malta, Mont....
The violence on TV news is so terrible, both locally and internationally. We certainly need Gun Control and prayers everywhere. Many attended the funeral for Mark Slade, including Justin Austin and Dale Green of Minnesota. Both are former WHS graduates. “Hope you are better.” To Margie Olson, who fell and broke her arm. There was a farewell party after Lutheran Church for Carolyn and Hubie Simanton. They are moving south to be closer to their children. They sold their farm to Stenswicks, rum...
Malta Senior Meals Thursday, July 28th - Chef salad Friday, July 29th - Casserole Tuesday, Aug 2nd - menu not available Do you have a July birthday - sign up when you sign in for dinner - you could be the winner of the 10 dinner certificate. Whitewater Senior Meals North 40 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, July 27; Baked Chicken with dressing and mashed potatoes. Wednesday, August 3; BBQ ribs. VFW Auxiliary/ American Legion Auxiliary There will be no VFW Auxiliary or American Legion Auxiliary meetings held in July or August. PhillCo General Memb...
SAVING THE MONARCH BUTTERFLY What is all the hullaballoo about Monarch butterflies? Why should we care if their numbers are declining? To put it bluntly, if the small creatures of the world are in trouble, humankind can't be far behind. After decades of dousing everything (soil, plants, insect, small and large animals) with poison, the effects are becoming more evident. On top of spraying everything, we are tearing down trees and covering arable farmland with pavement, houses and nonproductive...
We all feel anxiety at times. We may be anxious about a new job, moving to a new city, entering into a romantic relationship. This normal, everyday anxiety is usually a type of stress that we learn to cope with fairly easily. But for some people, stress can bring on crippling levels of anxiety, what is commonly referred to as an "anxiety disorder." Anxiety disorders are actually the most common form of mental health issues in the United States today. Some estimates say this problem affect nearly 1 in 5 adults. When someone is suffering from an...
1 years ago July 27, 1916 GN Bridge catches fire The Great Northern bridge on eand a half miles east of Vandalia caught fire last Saturday shortly after No. 1 passed over it and the center of the bridge was entirely destroyed. A freight train was rushed to the fire but too late to save the rest of the bridge. Numbers 4, 224, and the local freight were held up at Hinsdale until early Sunday morning and No. 28 was sidetracked at Vandalia. The fire was supposed to have started from the live coals...
Favorite hobby? Reading If you could take a dream vacation anywhere where would you go? I don't want to go anywhere. I want to stay put. If you could have one dream meal, what would that be? Shrimp, lobster and scallops. Favorite thing about your job? I just enjoy coming to work everyday. I love getting things accomplished....
Grapevine questions for this week were answered by employees at the Phillips County Court House. Question A: What did you think of the 2016 Republican National Convention? Question B: What are you most looking forward to at the fair?...
MALTA- Leslie “Joe” Eskildsen, 94 a WWII Navy Veteran and retired farmer and rancher, died Friday, July 22, of natural causes. Graveside Services to be performed at The Malta Cemetery, Tuesday, July 26 at 10:00 A.M. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations of your time or money be made to any worthy local veterans group or other charity organization in honor of Joe. Condolences for the family may be left at www.kirkwoodfuneralhome.com. Leslie “Joe” Eskildsen was born in Malta, Montana on March 23rd, 1922, to Laura and Ed Eskilds...
My sunflowers have started opening! It is so fun to see the different colors and designs in the combination pack that Tom planted! Also we dug one hill of potatoes and got just about three gallons of spuds and big ones too! I think we’ll have potatoes for the winter! Happy birthday to Pat Murdock who turned 80! She is still a going concern! She sang a song at her birthday party that reminded her of her first date with Jim and wore the dress that she wore on that date! Good to see Jeff home for t...
Help Wanted The Phillips County Sheriff’s Office is accepting applications for the position of Part Time Dispatcher. A minimum of 16 hours per week and must be available to work some nights, weekends, and fill in shifts. Starting pay is $13.33 per hour, with a raise upon completion of probationary period. Please pick up an application at the dispatch window. Malta Public Schools Two - Part time Kitchen Positions Salary: DOE with benefits To apply: Application may be picked up at the District Office or at www.malta.k12.mt.us Deadline: Until F...
You’ve seen the ads, but do you know what Crazy Days is all about, and more importantly why you should come downtown on July 30 from 9am-1pm? This is the BEST weekend for shopping in Malta until the holiday season! Our merchants will be clearing their stores of summer and previous season stock to make room for all the new merchandise. That means great savings for you! There’s still plenty of summer left, so stock up on those items to get you through August and September. Summer clothes, pool and lake toys, gardening supplies, plants and seeds t...
Malta was host to 378 swimmers and their families and coaches this past week-end for the Montana Federation of Swimmer Eastern Divisional. In an event where only the top twelve individual swimmers qualified for the State Meet next weekend in Hamilton, The Malta Swim Team placed 26 of 28 possible. "I'm happy with the results," Malta Head Coach Cassie Pratt told the PCN. "More people made it and we had a good weekend. I'm very proud of everybody. They worked hard and put in their best effort."...