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It seems these days that more and more people are becoming aware of mental health issues and are not scared to come out and say, "Hey, I need help." Seeing superstar tennis player Naomi Osaka push for more mental health awareness and having the most decorated Olympian of all time with 28 medals, Michael Phelps, admit that he has problems and that, "It's ok to not be ok," has opened a lot of discussion on that subject. We, as a community, are lucky to have a resource right here in Malta,...
The Phillips County Hospital and Family Health Clinic and the community of Malta welcome Sterling Beck as a new Family Nurse Practitioner. Beck grew up in Utah and did his undergrad work there as well. He did his Bachelor's schooling in Arizona at Grand Canyon University, and his Masters work in Indiana through Purdue University. Sterling and his wife, Amy, have three kids of their own and are currently fostering three kids, ranging in age from 16 to one year old. The family moved to Malta...
The Malta City Council approved four resolutions to be submitted to the Phillips County Assessor at their bi-weekly meeting on August 24, at City Hall. The council approved the annual street maintenance assessment of $1.15 per lot front-footage for a total of $118,432.37. The annual street lighting assessment, at a rate of $0.007 per square foot of the lot, for a total of $105,828.06. The annual underground sprinkler assessment, for a total of $3,009.71 for those that this includes, and the annual garbage assessment, for a total of...
Biologists for Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks are expecting that many areas of the region will be challenging for upland bird hunting this fall. However, some areas with good habitat conditions should have fair bird populations for hunters prepared to find them. Habitat conditions, spring adult populations, and recent brood observations vary widely across the region for all species. Most noticeably, the severe drought has negatively impacted vegetation throughout the season and has likely led to a decrease in nest and brood success of all...
Sorry to be gone! Here are last week's and this week's tidbits together! Last week it rained on Thursday and Friday and made a world of difference to yards and the landscape. Welcomed by everyone! Friday was Tammy Voice's birthday so late greetings are sent to her. Terri Cole stayed in Malta with Steve's family so, her car could be serviced on Thursday and on the weekend was visited by daughter Mary and her twin grandchildren and by Heidi Cole from Billings. Sorry, the little bird didn't catch t...
“Get well wishes” to Diane Engel, Sue Olson, and Dianne Simanton, and all who are sick. Big Congratulations to the Whitewater High School on getting the Scholastic Achievement Award from Northwest Energy. This is for high-grade points, also for music and sports achievements. What an honor for a small school. Also, Congratulations to Superintendent Cummings and staff. Whitewater School started last week. It used to begin the day after Labor Day in September. Good Luck to all students. Jeanie Gre...
The moon is waning and soon it will be a new moon, really dark, but great star gazing time! The rains were spotty this week. Every drop is welcomed! The grass greened up a little, and the dust was washed off the trees! The goldfinches have really moved into my sunflowers! They are quite the acrobats, standing upside down to get the seed! I had a hummingbird come into my feeder this week! I was lucky to see it! Cecile Norville spent the week with Nana and Papa Lumsden. Pete Lumsden and Jay Blunt...
I always get a feeling of melancholy this time of year. When I was young it was brought on by the realization that school was about to start again, that the endless days of summer were not so endless after all. Now it’s brought on by those necessary seasonal chores summer’s passing requires, one in particular. We pulled the pontoon boat out of the water last week. We’re not done fishing yet, but we have another boat for that and it’s kept in the garage when we’re not there. The pontoon stays in...
Last Wednesday was the first day of school for my oldest son and new second-grader, PJ. I also had the privilege of staying at home with my youngest son Lincoln, a three-year-old. Lincoln is an inquisitive young lad, who asks over 200 questions a day. Though I used to joke about a talkative person trying to talk underwater, I almost fell over when Linc told us about a scare that he had on a water slide. He said, “I tried to talk underwater.” Thankfully, mom was there to pick him up out of the wa...
Long-time Malta resident and proud Landusky native, Mark Duane Duvall, passed away peacefully and with great courage Sunday, August 22, 2021, after 80 years of sharing his love and kindness with loved ones and those fortunate enough to have known him. Mark was born June 28, 1941, to Ted and Peg (Wright) Duvall. He was a beloved brother and shared a great bond with six siblings, Charles (Ace) Duvall (Arv); Ree Ragsdale (Bob); Winnie French (George); Eva Duvall, Margaret (Honey) Rasmussen...
Elizabeth (Kienenberger) Opland 89 years 11 months and 21 days entered Heaven on August 26, 2021. Memorials may be sent to the Community Church of Malta in her memory. She was born to Walter "Ding" & Fredella "Ruth" (Shaw) Kienenberger on September 5th, 1931, at the family ranch north of Dodson. Survivors include her daughter Kathy (Paul) Eslicks of Big Fork, MT, 3 grandchildren, 5 great-grandchildren, and sister Virginia Eskildsen of Malta. She is also survived by brothers Dean, Bruce, Ted,...
Roberta (Simpson) and Thomas J. Appelhans celebrated their 60th Anniversary and Roberta's 80th birthday at a family dinner at the Melrose Grill in Renton, Wa. On Aug 15th. Roberta and Tom were married in the Malta Lutheran Church on August 12th, 1961. Roberta, daughter of the late Robert and Helen Simpson of Malta, graduated from Malta High in 1959. Tom, son of the late Marie and Thomas P. Appelhans of Dodson, graduated from Dodson High in 1958. After four years in the Air Force, the Appelhans...
As Covid raises its ugly head in Phillips County a dear friend comes to mind. She and her mother both passed due to Covid. In remembering, a story came to mind about the grandmother of my friend. Grandmother was quite a lady. She came from Minnesota to Montana with her family in the early 1900s. The early years were hard with the family living in tents during the summer when their house burned down. In rebuilding the family pulled up fence posts, stood them end to end, and made their home. By the year 1919, she proved up on a homestead claim...
Malta Senior Center BINGO is every Friday at 1:00 at the Malta Senior Center School Hearing Screenings 8-23-21 - 10-30-21. Hearing Screenings will take place in Bear Paw Cooperative member schools from August 23 through October 30, 2021. Children enrolled in kindergarten and first grade, and ninth or tenth grade will be screened. No other children will be screened without parental permission. Please contact the school if you have any questions or concerns, or the Bear Paw Cooperative at 406-357-2269. This service is sponsored by the Bear Paw...
1 years ago- Wednesday, August 31, 2011 Fans, foes gathering forces for pipeline hearing A proposed 1,660-mile pipeline to carry oil from Canada to Texas could be an economic boom for Montana and the U.S. It could also be an environmental disaster, according to opponents of the Keystone XL Pipeline whose designers hope to start building next year. Hearings are scheduled in Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas – the states the pipeline would cross on its way from the oil fields in Canada to the refineries in Texas. M-ettes t...
The overall winner of the high school girl's 5k, 3.1 mile race of 43 runners was Annie Kaul of Plentywood, who cruised over the Airport Golf Course speedily with a time of 19:51. Second place went to Mya Green of Scobey, who ran 20:55 over the course and was followed by third place finisher Jazmin Gorder of Poplar, who ran a time of 21:37. The Malta Mette's placed as follows: Kira Beck was fourteenth with a time of 25:40, Kirsta Meisdalen was seventeenth with a time of 26:23. Megan Morser was th...
Last Saturday, August 28, Marian Hills Golf Course was the host of the 30th Annual First State Bank / Ezzie's Wholesale Golf Scramble. The event featured eighteen four-person teams (divided equally by handicap) that had golfers from Malta, around the county, state, and even golfers from Arizona. "It was a great turnout," said Terri Skiff, representing First State Bank of Malta. "The weather was perfect and the course was in wonderful shape, and everyone had a lot of fun." Team 2, consisting of...
The Malta M-ettes hosted the 2021 Malta Invitational Volleyball Tournament last Saturday, August 28, at the Malta High School Gymnasium. The event featured six teams; the M-ettes, Plentywood Wildcats, North Country Mavericks, Harlem Wildcats, Poplar Indians, and Circle Wildcats. Plentywood defeated Malta in the Malta Invitational's championship game, the scores were 25-16 and 25-16. Circle placed third by defeating North Country 25-21, 25-24 in the third-place match. Harlem was fifth after...
While other Class B Schools kicked off their regular season last Friday. August 27, the Malta Mustangs held their annual Blue and White Scrimmage Game, for the second year at Mustang Field. The practice was open to the public, and the crowd experienced plays that the Mustangs have been working on as the Malta varsity and junior varsity teams mixed and matched their squads to better themselves before their first game of the season on Friday, September 3, against Huntley Project. After Malta ran...
HELP WANTED Hunting Access Technicians 1 - (21142064) Two openings for Hunting Access Technicians - Field positions in Northeast MT, mid-August through mid-December. Weekend and holiday work required. Work schedule Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, 10-hour days. $14.79 Hourly. Benefits Package Eligibility: Paid Leave & Holidays, Retirement Plan Duties Meet with landowners to discuss area rules Utilize GPS units for public and private land signing Place boundary and trail signs Distribute permission slip books, maps and signs Install &...
LEGALS INVITATION TO BID Snow Removal Contractors Being Sought Snow Removal Contractor Proposals are being sought for the 2021-2022 winter season for all in town Malta Schools including the Elementary, Old Gym, Middle School/ High School, and the Head Start Building. Interested contractors may obtain a bid sheet from Superintendent Matt Genger or Jana Moran in the Central Office of the Malta Middle School/ High School. Proposals are due by Friday, September 10, 2021 by 3:00 P.M. in the Business Office of Malta High School. 654-1871 (Published...
The carcass results from the 2021 4-H and FFA livestock show at the Phillips County Fair are complete. Carcass results are eligible to be submitted to the Steer of Merit program, sponsored by the Montana Stockgrowers; Symbol of Excellence program, sponsored by the Montana Pork Producers Council; and Montana Certified Lamb program, sponsored by the Montana Wool Growers. For meeting individual carcass requirements, youth winners and the breeders of their animals receive a certificate from the spon...
American Prairie is expanding public hunting opportunities on its deeded property for the 2021-2022 hunting season. The conservation organization is increasing public access by enrolling thousands of additional acres of its private land in the Block Management hunter access program managed by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP). This move boosts the total inventory of property open to hunters to over 69,000 acres. In addition, American Prairie is pleased to announce 20 members of the public have drawn a bison harvest opportunity and 18 members...
Publisher's Note: This is the correct information about the in-person and online field day event that was published last week. We apologize for the misprint in last week's edition of the Phillips County News. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Hunter Education course dates have been set for Glasgow. An in-person classroom course runs Sept. 13-17, and an optional online field day, for those that completed the online course, will be offered on Sept. 17. All hunter education classes are free of charge. In-person, instructor-led hunter education...
