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The 4th Annual Phillips County Proud event will be held in Malta on Saturday, September 21 on a night which will include a goodwill donation feed, music by DJ Travis Rhoads, and special recognition of “those who make a difference” in Phillips County. “When this event was started, people and families honored were those who have had a ranch, farm or business in Phillips County for 100-years or more,” Ranchers Stewardship Alliance (RSA) Executive Director Paula Enkerud told the PCN. “Last y...
Items discussed at the first September Malta City Council meeting including the approval of Sunday’s Suicide Prevention Awareness Walk, the approval of a new Rodeo Arena Committee, and a report from Phillips County Sheriff Jerry Lytle. Phillips County Health Department’s Jenny Tollefson was at the night’s meeting and said that, if approved, this year’s Suicide Prevention Awareness Walk will start and stop at Malta High School gym and make its way through the streets of Malta with registrations starting at 1 p.m. ahead of the 3-mile walk wh...
Malta Public School's most recent school board meeting took place last Wednesday, September 11, and at the meeting's outset, Board Chair Mark Knudsen remembered that fateful day in 2001 when the United States was attacked and nearly 3,000 people lost their lives. "I hope everyone had a chance to take time today to recognize this day 18 years ago," Chairman Knudsen said. "It is a very, very sad thing in our history, a lot of lives gone...I hope everyone had a chance to say a prayer for them and...
The newest display at the Phillips County Museum was a bit of a trick to get into place. The massive taxidermy piece pits two bull elks against one another, their antlers locked in battle, just the way they were found in seven years ago in the South Phillips County's Larb Hills by Will Carlson. "This is a great addition to the museum," said Phillips County Museum Board Chairman David Rummel. "But it was a community effort to get it up there." The "up there" Rummel refers to is a good 10-feet in...
Hanging in the halls of the Business Center in downtown Malta is a painting of a grizzly bear and no matter where you stand, the animal is looking at you. Andy Scott painted the grizzly bear shortly after moving to Malta and many who have seen Scott's paintings will agree that he amazingly captures a feeling on canvas and his talent is seen in all of his works of art. It was 18 years ago when Scott was 17-years-old and a senior at Powell High School in Powell, Wyo., that a tragic wrestling...
University of Montana researchers, pharmacists, nursing students and physical therapy students will be coming to the Malta City Hall in Malta on Tuesday and Wednesday, October 1 and 2 to conduct free health screenings for all participants as part of a study on wildfire smoke and how it affects human lungs. Each person tested will be able to take their results home with them. These screenings will be done in conjunction with the University of Montana’s School of Pharmacy and researchers looking at the health effects of wildfire smoke. W...
As September weaves its way into October, the folks over at Westside Self-Service in Malta have decided to throw a hootenanny as a final sendoff to the 2019 summer with a block party for both children and adults alike. "The main part of this event is the kid's games and family time," Bridgett Ereaux, who owns Westside Self-Service with her husband, Bob Ereaux, said. "I have been getting ideas for the games all year long and Bob has been building them for me." Games Bob has built in preparation...
I can’t get a stretch of trail out of my head. It must be the season. I haven’t been there for years, but years ago I walked it many times every fall. The stretch of trail I keep seeing isn’t particularly scenic or rugged. It’s not near the beginning or the end, but somewhere near the middle. While it’s deep in the mountains and only a couple of miles from the top of the divide, the timber is so thick there you’d never guess what’s ahead. It’s not an official trail -- marked only by faint b...
MALTA- Marie Jane Wasson, passed away at Phillips County Hospital on September 12, 2019 of natural causes. Funeral services were Monday, September 16, at 11 a.m. at Kirkwood Memorial Chapel. Condolences for the family may be left at www.kirkwoodfuneralhome.com Marie Jane Blunt was born on June 1, 1924 to Alfred and Pansy Blunt, she was raised and educated in Phillips County. During her life she worked at Phillips County Hospital, a paper mill in Camas, Wash., a drug store and on the family...
Robert (Bob) Humbert passed away on August 12, 2019. Born January 9, 1951, to Clarence (Butch) and Ruth Humbert in Malta, Mont. Bob was a 1969 graduate of Malta High School and served four years in the navy. Bob attended bricklaying school in Liberal, Kan. Returning to Malta, he built the rock wall around the pond at the Tin Cup. He spent many years living in Nevada working in construction before settling in Lewistown. Survivors include sisters, Phyllis (Jim) Montgomery, Ore.; Linda (Duane) Leiker, Kan.; Leila (Jim) Sintler, Malta; Mary...
Sympathy to victims of hurricanes; terrible. We should help them. Get well wishes to Shirley Dunbar, Mr. Higgins, Andrea Lien, and Steve Young of Whitewater. Also to Lois Bruckner, my friend, of Malta. P.C. Museum presented the Historic Walk. Pioneer Annie Dunbar was portrayed by Jeanie Green. Annie came to Montana from Scotland to Malta in 1911. Some remaining grandchildren of Annie are Dixie Moore and family and also Shirley Dunbar and her family. Others are Margie Maloney and family of Great...
Whist On September 3, Harvey Smith outplayed the rest of the field on his way to 45 points and a first place finish. Leonard Leader and Clarence Jacobson were knotted at 37 points, to tie for second, and the traveling prize was awarded to Lee Stevens. On September 10, Ken Ruzicka and Ron Lundman tied for first with 44 points each and the traveling prize was awarded to Leonard. Pinochle Al Kroll’s 6,510 vaulted him to a first place finish and Ron Lundman was next best with a tally of 6,150. The traveling prize was awarded to both Al and Ron. O...
Malta Senior Meals Thurs September 19th Breakfast Fri September 20th Dill Salmon Tues September 24th Shepard's pie Grief support group in Malta A Grief support group will be starting in Malta on September 25 at the Senior Center and will continue on Wednesday from 10:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. Please call Tammy Hubany (920-572-0161) or Dianne Salsbery (406-654-4675) with any questions. GPDM hours change Great Plains Dinosaur Museum has a change of hours to Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and closing for the season at the end of...
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 September 19, 1919 Sergeant Pressley, Phillips County tallest solider, had returned after two years in the army, one year of which was spent in AEF. ◘◘◘ Amos Kelley was in town taking a rest after his summer’s work. He had cut six tons of alfalfa to the acre in three cuttings and had leveled 140 acres for additional hay land. ◘◘◘ Egil Solberb had arrived in San Francisco after army service of two years. ◘◘◘ Wallace Coburn was in Malta between picture making jobs in Hollywood....
Malta Elementary School (MES) was recently recognized and awarded an "Exemplar School" by the Montana Behavioral Initiative (MBI) which established an awards process to recognize teams and schools who meet exemplary standards for promoting positive school climate and school safety. "Thank you for all your work and commitment to success for all our Montana kids," the letter from MBI stated, citing Malta Elementary as a "Gold Level Exemplar School." "A group of us traveled to Bozeman this summer...
Our area was saddened again by the death of Marie Wasson on Thursday. Her funeral was on Monday. She lived on the North Bench Farms the whole time I was growing up! Then she and her husband moved to Malta. David Clark and his grandson Ryan celebrated their birthdays together at the home of Kenny and Brenda Clark with a great dinner of homemade pizza and cheesy bread and birthday cake! Guests at the gathering were Grandma Janice Erfle, Tracy, Hannah, and Austin Hanley, Kyle, Barrett and Avery...
Tom Appelhans, who grew up in Dodson, was here with his wife, Roberta (Simpson) from Kent Washington for her 60th High School reunion and was around visiting old friends. Terri Cole is doctoring in Billings for her foot problem and other medical issues. She still must wear the "boot' and does not seem to be improving. Many were in Billings for the funeral of Ann Holman this week. The community sends condolences to her family and friends. Work is being done at the First Security Bank for the chan...
We will be starting up an informal (some discussion and some instruction) grief support group this fall. Our once a week meeting is to provide support for those who have lost a loved one. It will be held at the Malta Senior Citizen Center on Wednesday mornings from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. beginning the 25th of September. By educating ourselves, by sharing our experience and learning about grief we are able to better deal with our loss. In our experience, we have heard many reasons why a person won’t consider going to any sort of support g...
A joint Official Visit of the Order of Eastern Star of Montana was held on Thursday, September 12th. The Malta Sacajawea Chapter #37 and Hinsdale Riverview Chapter #80 were hosts to Elaine Robinson of Superior, Mont. Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of the OES in Montana, accompanied by Worthy Grand Patron Earl Bricker of Moore, Mont. The evening started with a soup supper and fellowship at 5:30 p.m. and the meeting was at 7 pm. Sacajawea Worthy Matron Jenny Oxarart and Riverview Worthy...
Montana 17th Judicial District Court Phillips County In the Matter of the Name Change of Laurice Geraldine Mangis Laurice Geraldine Mangis, Petitioner. Cause No. DV-2019-18 Notice of Hearing on Name Change This is notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from Laurice Geraldine Mangis to Mary Geraldine Mangis. The hearing will be on October 15, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Phillips County. Dated: August 28, 2019 /s/ Yvonne Laird DISTRICT COURT JUDGE (Published by Phillips County News...
HELP WANTED Job Opportunity Owners looking for the right team members to fill our staff Students (minimum 16 years old) looking for a job that works around school & activities with time to study and summer college pay incentive. Adults looking for PT or FT shifts which works around day or night schedules. Advancement opportunity into management/leadership role. Casual work environment needs dedicated team members who work well with customers and teammates. Please visit Dairy Queen for application and ask to speak with Sarah, Sandy or Troy. The...
The North Country Mavericks are now 3-2 after they picked up three last week. They were able to overcome two Class B schools in Malta and Wolf Point and Bainville of Class C. It may have been Malta's home opener but it was North Country's Night as the Lady Mavericks volleyball team bested the M-ettes 3-1 on Tuesday, September 10, in Malta. The set scores were 25-23 (NC), 25-23 (NC), 25-22 (Malta), and 28-26 (NC). "We made some amazing saves, we did a good job talking on the floor, our passing...
The Malta Mustangs are now 2-0 in 2019 after a strong 50-19 win over the Conrad Cowboys on Friday, September 13, at Mustang Field. "It feels good," Mustang senior Tanner Smith said about their two-win start. "I don't know what else to say. Everyone is executing. The line is blocking perfectly. The holes were huge. You couldn't ask for a better hole from the lineman." The Mustangs head to Wolf Point on Friday, September 20, to take on the 1-1 Wolf Point Wolves. The Wolves lost to Baker 34-13 on...