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  • Cliff Rustad honored by Phillips County 4-H

    Aug 6, 2014

    This year at the 4-H and FFA Livestock Sale a milestone was acknowledged by the 4-H clubs. Cliff Rustad has provided auctioneering services for over 40 years. Cliff was recognized for his contribution with a new gray Stetson hat. Kind words were spoken by Kourtney Simonson, on behalf of all of the 4-H and FFA members recognizing Cliff's accomplishments and Justin Funk presented him the hat....

  • Knife wielding man in Zortman bar apprehended by patrons

    Mark Hebert|Aug 6, 2014

    The Phillips County Sheriff’s Office received a call from the Miner’s Bar in Zortman on the Fourth of July concerning a man waving a knife at bar patrons on Independence Day. Brian Dean Bell, 31 whose last known address is in Dodson, made his initial appearance in court last week and is charged with assault with a weapon and criminal endangerment, both felonies, after he was arrested in Zortman. On July 4, 2014, Phillips County Sheriff’s Dispatch received a report of a man with a knife in the Miner’s Club in Zortman. A male suspect, identif...

  • PC Museum holding silent auction on historic books

    Mark Hebert|Aug 6, 2014

    From now until the middle of September, lovers of vintage, Montana history books can lay claim to some hard to find, out of print, books can be won as the Phillips County Museum is holding a silent auction on many titles from its library. “These are books that people have donated and we just don’t have enough room to store them,” said Phillips County Museum Curator Sharon Emond. Books up for auction include Pioneer Cattleman in Montana by Walt Coburn which tells the story of the Circle C Ranch in the Little Rockies. “That is a historic book th...

  • Saco Chamber gets $1,600 grant

    Aug 6, 2014

    WBI Energy - Midstream Saco Field Manager Keith Siroky handing Saco Chamber of Commerce President Nena Malmend a grant check from MDU Resources Foundation for $1600 for the purchase of outdoor picnic tables to be used during Saco Fun Days and other events....

  • Briefly for week of August 6, 2014

    Aug 6, 2014

    Senior Dinner Meals Thursday, August 7th - Chef salad Friday, Aug 8th - Stuffed chicken Tuesday, Aug 12th - Baked chicken Great Plains Dinosaur Museum The Great Plains Dinosaur Museum is currently open for Summer and Fall hours which is 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and Sunday, 12:30 p.m. until 5 p.m. Malta Swim Team Baby Photo Malta Swim Team Baby Photo Contest Winner Camri Jo Salveson. Grace Fellowship Church Grace Fellowship Church has changed to the Summer Church Schedule. Please note: 10 a.m. Church Service only. 346 S. 3rd...

  • Korb Girls head to Nashville

    Aug 6, 2014

    This year the Korb girls weekend traveled to Nashville, Tennessee. We celebrated family with lots of laughs, music and sightseeing. It was the 13th year of celebration. Those attending were:...

  • Thank You to our 2014 Trophy Sponsors

    Aug 6, 2014

    Trophy Sponsor Recipient Round Robin Showmanship Senior............Gary and Donna Young...................................Kendall Koss Round Robin Showmanship Adv. Jr...........Consolidated Veterninary Services LLP..........Trace Simonson Beef Senior Showmanship..........................Ree Simonson..................................................Madison Waters Beef Adv. Jr. Showmanship .......................Scott Wyse Family...........................................Trace Simonson Sheep Senior Showmanship ......................Jim & Sally...

  • 2014 4-H and FFA Livestock Sales

    Aug 6, 2014

    Sale Order Grand Champion Market Lamb - Kennedy Koss No Sale Reserve Champion Market Lamb - Kendell Koss No Sale Grand Champion Market Swine - Kendell Koss No Sale ` Reserve Champion Market Swine - Channing Mavencamp 15 Grand Champion Market Beef- Chanell Lett 5 Reserve Champion Market Beef- Madison Waters 6 The 4-H and FFA wish to thank the buyers for all of their support through the years. We would also like to give a special thanks to Auctioneer Cliff Rustad for donating his time and...

  • Yesterday's Phillips County News Memories for week of August 6, 2014

    Mark Hebert|Aug 6, 2014

    August 6, 1914 100 years ago Headline: Saves mileage by fishing Sherrif P. J. Nacey and Hal Fagan made a flying trip into northern Sheridan County Saturday after one Ed Gibson who was wanted for passing worthless checks on several of the local merchants. Gibson has written a number of worthless checks while on a visit here some time ago but did not have any money in the Flaxville Bank, on which they were drawn. Sheriff Nacey caught him just as he was about to board the train, with probable intentions of going to Canada. He was brought back to...

  • Powell and Jaynes share family ties and deep love of AMX racing

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Aug 6, 2014

    In Sunday's AMX action at the Phillips County Fair, Chinook's Mike Powell ran a 1976 Pontiac Lemans. He fell in love with the sport after experiencing it for the first time. "I just so happened to be here and saw it eight years ago," said Mike Powell, owner of KnuckleBuster auto shop in Chinook. "So my son and I went home and built a couple." Though his son would typically race along side him, Powell said his son wasn't at the fair because he was building derby cars for Glasgow's derby races,...

  • Stroh shows great promise in first year of Saddle Bronc riding

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Aug 6, 2014

    Like father, like son is an overused cliche. For example, both of Michael Jordan's sons played basketball in college but neither lived up to the hype as their father did. Many sports can be taught. Rodeo is in the blood. Hailing from Dickinson, ND, 17-year-old Boyd Stroh is the son of Shawn and Shannon Stroh. Shawn has been a part of the National Finals Rodeo for 26 years. Boyd took the Phillips County Fair by storm this year. In a stable full of horses with plenty of attitude, Stroh was the onl...

  • Waters and Lett take top spots in Senior Showmanship

    Pierre Bibbs|Aug 6, 2014

    Not everyone earns the distinction of winning first place in Senior Showmanship in showing beef, but at this year’s Phillips County Fair Madison Waters did. She entered the judging area with her yearling Angus steer affectionately named, “Between the Bun.” She was asked by the judge, what is a major disadvantage for the beef industry? “I said, We have a lack of cattle and the lack of grassland,” Madison said. She was also asked what the daily gain of weight was for her specific yearling,...

  • Phillips County Sheriff's Report for week of August 6, 2014

    Phillips County Sheriff|Aug 6, 2014

    PHILLIPS COUNTY SHERIFF NEWS LOG July 24 thru Aug. 1 Check out our website: www.phillipscountysheriff.org and our Facebook page, Phillips County Sheriff’s Office. July 24 14 9:30 p.m. Severe Thunderstorm Warning for north central Phillips until 10:30 p.m.; quarter size hail and 60mph gusts are possible. 9:33 p.m. Female reported a possible fire north of Wagner; caller could see an orange glow coming from that area; Deputy responded to the call; no fire located, just the orange glow of the sun peeking through the clouds. 9:45 p.m. U...

  • The sweet site of a disappearing bobber

    Parker Heinlein, Outdoors Columnist|Aug 6, 2014

    There’s nothing sweeter than the sight of a red and white bobber disappearing underwater. It’s probably what got me hooked on fishing. That and bluegill, which while I can’t remember back that far, were surely the first fish I ever caught. I thought I’d given up bluegill when I moved West. I’d already given up bobber fishing after my father taught me how to use a fly rod and cast tiny foam spiders in the stripper pits of southern Indiana. It was a more efficient way to catch panfish than using a...

  • Compiling Memories is my favorite pastime

    Mark Hebert, Editor|Aug 6, 2014

    As the calendar flips to a new month I get to do one of my favorite things as the editor of the Phillips County News, i.e. looking through past volumes of this newspaper, one I was fortunate enough to inherent searching for old stories which peak my interest. I spend a solid eight hours scanning the pages of old newspapers for tidbits from the past that I find interesting …tidbits I hope you find interesting as well. Early on I found out the folks at Hi-line Retirement devote a time, once a week, to gathering to hear the Yesterday’s Phi...

  • Summer of 99

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Aug 6, 2014

    This year’s fair was pretty legit. I enjoyed it even more so than I did last year, due to the fact that I had the opportunity to attend more events. This was the first time I have ever seen a tractor pull. I have to admit I’d never put a vehicle under that much punishment. I will never hop on a bull to face two tons of fun after I’m thrown off like a rag doll. You couldn’t pay me to attempt to break a horse. All those things were cool to watch though. From a distance. Thank the Lord for that st...

  • Marvin Leslie Jones

    Aug 6, 2014

    MALTA-Marvin Leslie Jones, 79, a retired sanitation employee for the City of Malta, went to be with the Lord on August 2, 2014 with his family at his side. The family will receive friends at 7 p.m., Wednesday, at the Kirkwood Memorial Chapel. Services will be 2 p.m. , Thursday, August 7, 2014 at the Kirkwood Chapel. Interment will be in the Malta Cemetery. Condolences for the family may be left at www.kirkwoodfuneralhome.com. Marvin was born February 14, 1935 in Malta to Robert McKinley and...

  • Thomas Boos

    Aug 6, 2014

    MALTA-Thomas Boos, 76, a farmer passed away on August 2, 2014 at his home with his family at his side, after a long battle with COPD. Rosary will be 7:00 p.m. Thursday, August 7, at the Kirkwood Funeral Home. Mass will be 10:00 a.m. Friday at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Malta. Interment will be in the Malta Cemetery. Memorials may be sent to the Malta Volunteer Fire Department, P.O. Box 956, Malta, MT 59538. Condolences may be left at www.kirkwoodfuneralhome.com. Tom was born to August Anton...

  • Loring News for week of August 6, 2013

    Dixie Stordahl, PCN Correspondent|Aug 6, 2014

    Wow, August already! The Phillips County Fair is a recent memory. I enjoyed it this year and am planning to make the 100th anniversary next year! Many trophies were won by the 4H kids in this community! Congratulations on the wonderful projects! And the hamburgers were delicious as usual! A special area has been designated as a memorial to Paul Johannesen in Loring. A shade tree and an apple tree are planted and a bench has been placed so whoever enjoys it can see the firehall, church and...

  • Bethel "Betsy" J. Coe

    Aug 6, 2014

    Bethel "Betsy" J. Coe, 88, passed away on Monday, August 4, 2014, at the Northern Montana Care Center of natural causes. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, August 8, 2014, at the Havre Assembly of God Church with Pastor John Chapman officiating. The family has requested that memorials be made in Betsy's name to World Vision, PO Box 9716, Federal Way, WA 98063, or to Newborns in Need, 3323 Transou Road, Pfafftown, NC 27040. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted...

  • Lula Ellen Duncan Webster

    Aug 6, 2014

    Lula Ellen Duncan Webster left this world on Sunday, August 3, 2014 after an extended illness during which daughter Susan moved back from Minnesota in March of 2012 to help care for her. For the last 19 months Ellen (as she was known to all) also received hospice care. Ellen was born in Dodson, MT on October 6, 1939 but a long-time resident of Fergus County and managed two different businesses in Lewistown. In the 1970s she and then husband, Bill Lindstrand, managed the Dash Inn, and in the...