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  • Phillips County EMS BBQ Well Received

    Kari Hould, PCN Staff|Jul 27, 2022

    A dedicated crew of five was assisted by volunteers to once again host a successful fundraiser. EMS Coordinator Rhei Tharp was absent from the familiar faces, fully confident things were in good hands. Grill master, Vince Mace, kept up with the steady and constant crowd, while volunteer Lori Abrahamson (retired), and fellow EMS William Hofer did the prep stages of getting the delicious burgers ready for plates, cheese and fried onions. Morgan Ellis, EMR and EMT Janessa Malmend served up...

  • The PC News Welcomes a Familiar Face to the Team

    Kari Hould, PCN Staff|Jul 27, 2022

    It might have been an English class with Mr. Dale Edmister that sparked an interest in writing (and that was in high school and a long time ago), yet it brought a local to the office of the Phillips County News. A graduate of Malta High School, Kari (Green) Hould was welcomed and hit the ground running last week as the latest addition to the PCN Staff. "We are thrilled to add Kari to the staff here at the PCN," PCN Publisher Pierre Bibbs said. "Mrs. Hould has worked with the PCN for a long time...

  • Granlund: Trading Poles

    Kari Hould, PCN Staff|Jul 27, 2022

    After 40 years of shimmying up poles for Northwestern Energy, Bill Granlund is trading poles... electrical for fishing. The guest of honor was treated to a relaxing evening Friday night when friends, co-workers, and family from across the state gathered to wish him well in his next chapter of life... retirement. Linemen from Billings, Helena, Hamilton, Roundup, and Glasgow converged on the town for the evening to honor one of their own. Bill was joined in the celebration by his wife, Kim;...

  • Mining Explosives Found, Safely Destroyed by P.C. Sheriff, Malstrom EOD

    Sheriff Jerry Lytle, Phillips County Sheriff|Jul 27, 2022

    An unplanned inconvenience was experienced by several of our south residents as a small portion of Content Road was temporarily closed yesterday and you folks deserve an explanation. Old, unstable mining explosives were discovered at a residence just south of Malta on US 191.EOD personnel from Malmstrom Air Force Base were called in to destroy the explosives. Because of the unstableness of the explosives in question, it was necessary to find a location as near to the location the explosives were found in order to not transport them farther...

  • Saco's Pippin, Fort Peck Summer Theatre, Performs in Malta

    Pierre Bibbs, Publisher|Jul 27, 2022

    The Fort Peck Children's Theatre came to Malta on Wednesday, July 13, and among the crew was Saco's Chayten Pippin, a 2021 Graduate of Saco High School. "It feels weird coming back from Missoula," Pippin said. "Coming from a big area to a fairly small town. It's very nice though, to see familiar faces again." Pippin, who just finished his first year at the University of Montana's Bachelor of Fine Arts program, was joined by fellow actors Shy Iverson, Benjamin Wambeke, and Taylor Noll in their...

  • Ruth Teske (September 8, 1929 – July 18, 2022)

    Jul 27, 2022

    Life-long Phillips County resident Ruth Teske passed away peacefully in her sleep the morning of July 18, 2022, at the Hi-Line Retirement Center in Malta. Services will be held at 2 P. M. on Friday, July 22, at the Saco Lutheran Church. Ruth was born on September 8, 1929, to Fred and Minnie Kohnlein. She attended Saco School through the 8th Grade. She then worked as a waitress in the café at the American Legion Hot Springs, later renamed Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs. Ruth married Alfred Teske...

  • Phillips County Museum News for Wednesday, July 27, 2022

    Lori Taylor, P. C. Museum Curator|Jul 27, 2022

    Bet-cha Didn’t Know Life gives us many good neighbors throughout our lifetime. This is a story labeled “They Were Good Neighbors” by Gladys Costello. Two neighboring landowners, one a sheepman and one a cattleman, were on friendly terms, settling their disputes amicably. They both came to Zortman frequently to do a little celebrating. Came a day when they met in Sam Deniff’s Saloon. Both were well on their way to a celebration when the argument broke out. In a flash, each man had drawn his gun and the shooting began. The big back mirror of the...

  • Whitewater News & Opinion for Wednesday, July 27, 2022

    Helen Austin, PCN Correspondent|Jul 27, 2022

    Smokey the Bear says, “Beware of all fires.” It is very dry again. Lisa Baxter of Glasgow was the guest speaker at our Senior Citizen meal, at the North 40 Café in Whitewater. She works for the Council on Aging and Action for Eastern Montana and has various programs for Seniors. Her address is: Lisa Baxter PO Box 731 Glasgow, Mt. 59230 Phone #: 406-228-9751 There was a huge farm and machinery auction of Jesse and Carie Simonsons. It was east of Whitewater and online too. We heard the family is m...

  • Loring News for Wednesday, July 27, 2022

    Dixie Stordahl, PCN Correspondent|Jul 27, 2022

    What a wonderful day for the Sunday Funday in Loring. The sun was shining, and a slight breeze was keeping the temperature down a bit. The people were either soaking up the rays or staying in the shade. The kids were climbing the water slides over and over again, and sliding down as quickly as possible! The food was awesome! Grilled burgers for lunch and pulled pork for supper! The community ladies brought salads and desserts! No church at the Loring Lutheran next Sunday. Walker Olson of...

  • Dodson News for Wednesday, July 27, 2022

    Eldora Henry, PCN Correspondent|Jul 27, 2022

    Kaitlyn Sinnema stopped at Polly Solberg’s on her way to Malta for her class reunion. She helped Polly with some yard work while there. Polly Solberg went to Havre on Friday for a reunion of the Billmayer family and to honor Susan. She was able to visit with several old friends from the north country. Very hot temperatures were in attendance most of the week. Very little moisture----a couple of very short showers. Dora Henry's daughters Cheryl and Linda came to spend a couple of days visiting a...

  • Briefly for Wednesday, July 27, 2022

    Jul 27, 2022

    Malta Senior Center BINGO is every Friday at 1:00 at the Malta Senior Center PC Library Knitting and Crochet Club The Phillips County Library hosts a knitting and crochet group from 12 noon to 1 p.m. every Thursday. Milk River Wagon Train Meeting 7-31 Milk River Wagon Train meeting Sunday, July 31st, 2:30 p.m. @ Murph’s Landing. Whitewater Class of '72 Reunion 8-9 WW Class of 1972 Reunion meeting and dinner will be August 9, at the GN, at 6:30 P.M. Contact Cynthia (Schwarz) Lougheed for more information, 360-852-4875 P.C. Coffee in Billings 8...

  • Ninety-nine percent of 2021 missing indigenous persons cases found: MTDOJ data

    Emilee Cantrell, MT Department of Justice Press Secretary|Jul 27, 2022

    Montana law enforcement agencies reported 650 missing indigenous persons cases last year and as of May 30 just one percent of those cases are still active, new data from the Montana Department of Justice show. The majority of individuals – 396 – reported missing were located within two days and 32 were not found within 2021. Of those, 25 have been accounted for during 2022. Indigenous persons cases made up 30.7 percent of the total 2,114 missing person cases Montana law enforcement agencies entered into the FBI’s National Crime Infor...

  • Tester Pushes for Solutions to Housing Shortages in Montana & Rural America

    Jul 27, 2022

    In his continued effort to lower costs and increase affordable housing supply for Montana communities, U.S. Senator Jon Tester today questioned housing policy experts on housing shortages in Montana and across rural America and ways to increase supply in rural communities. Tester pressed the panelists on long-term plans for increasing housing supply to support businesses in rural communities. “One of the things that’s obvious to me is the fact that we’ve got a problem.” Tester said. “It is having some major impacts on economic growth in the sm...

  • This American-Made hammer brings me back!

    Pierre Bibbs, Play Ball|Jul 27, 2022

    Though I have had the same hammer since I was 13 years ago, I am far from a handyman. I do have to say that I have had a streak of fixing things around the house. One wouldn’t think that putting together a kitchen table is hard to do, but I definitely can complicate a simple task. I did get it set up! After I found my rhythm, I was also able to assemble the six chairs that came with it. One month later. As I was putting together the furniture, I wondered what my sons were thinking. I am g...

  • We are up and running

    Kari Hould, Karis Quiet Corner|Jul 27, 2022

    When I was told I would need to write a column for the PCN or a bi-weekly sharing of thoughts, my mind was overcome by the intensity of the responsibility. Personally, I am one to text and share jokes, little clips with positive thoughts, and something that will bring a smile to ones face…I am not so sure placing my thoughts in words for others to pounce on is something I am looking forward to. It kinda ranks right up there with having a root canal or mammogram. I will say this week has been a warm and gentle one; I had told a few friends a...

  • Memories for Wednesday, July 27, 2022

    Compiled by Kari Hould|Jul 27, 2022

    1 years ago- July 23, 2012 Lightning fire efforts aided by nature South Phillips County ranchers were assisted by Mother Nature that caused various fires in the area; neighbors, the fire department and rain helped extinguish the fires. Local resident wins $50 gas card Sharon Kindle, a local resident, won a $50 gas card from Tanks of Thanks for her volunteer work and lending a hand in various community organizations Vandals hit walking trail Wanton vandalism is costing the Malta Trails Inc. money the same time it is trying to raise money to...

  • Classifieds for Wednesday, July 27, 2022

    Jul 27, 2022

    Home Health Care Provider Experienced Reasonable Rates Call Stacy Solberg for more info at: 406-529-6317 ------------------------------ Malta School District 2 H. S. Custodians Telephone: (406) 654-1871 Deadline: Until Filled Effective: Immediately Wage: DOE plus Benefits Hours: 40 Hours per week Apply by: Classified Application can be found at www.maltaschools.org Current employees apply by letter of interest Contact: Matt Genger [email protected]...

  • Legals for Wednesday, July 27, 2022

    Jul 27, 2022

    AUDIT PUBLICATION STATEMENT An audit of the affairs of the Whitewater Public School, Whitewater, Montana, has been conducted by Denning, Downey and Associates CPA’s. The audit covered the fiscal year ended June 30, 2021. Section 2-7-521, MCA, requires the publication concerning the audit report include a statement that the audit report is on file in its entirety and is open to public inspection at 117 1st Ave. W, Whitewater, Montana 59544. The Whitewater Public School will send a copy of the audit report to any interested person upon r...

  • Lego Robots and a Whole Lotta Drama at Malta Kids Club

    Pierre Bibbs, Publisher|Jul 27, 2022

    Malta Kids Club has been busy with a pair of camps this month, as the local boys and girls club has hosted Lego Camp and Drama Camp in the month of July. The PCN caught up with Lego Camp Directors Elaine Stannebein and Hope Anderson, as well as Drama Camp Director Hannah Lane. Lego Camp: According to Anderson, there are only two other kids clubs in the state of Montana that participate in Lego Robotics. "They really like building with Legos," Stannebein said. "What they are discovering is that...

  • Scout Troup 1429 preparing for P.C. Fair

    Jul 27, 2022

  • Swim team heading to Eastern Divisional

    Pierre Bibbs, Publisher|Jul 27, 2022

    Malta was not present at the Scobey Swim Meet last weekend, but the team has ten swimmers headed to the Eastern Divisional Swim Meet in Plentywood this week. "I guess it was just a weekend for them to rest up and get ready for Divisionals," Malta Swim Team Head Coach Darrow Messerly said. Coach Messerly believes that the Divisional Meet will be similar to the crowded Glasgow Meet a couple of weeks ago, which hosted over 200 swimmers. Malta has ten swimmers going, including a pair of brothers...

  • Grotte-Dalby Named Outstanding Youth Volunteer by Malta Walleyes

    Jul 27, 2022

  • Malta Chamber Welcomes Milk River Mocha, Edgewater Inn

    Jul 27, 2022

  • Gregory Joseph Skiff

    Jul 27, 2022

    Gregory Joseph Skiff passed away peacefully at his home with his family, on July 25th, 2022. Greg was born on May 4, 1965 in San Jose, California to Patricia M. (O’Connell) and Russell G Skiff. He joined sister, Jacqueline and brother, David. Greg moved to Montana with his mother and brother early in life to be closer to her family. He graduated from Glasgow High School in 1985, and in the early 90’s moved to Malta. In 1999, Greg met Katie Mangis and they were married July 8th, 2000 and mad...