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Saco School welcomed grandparents and special people through their doors last Wednesday for a breakfast in their honor followed by singing, skits and family portraits to help remember the occasion for years to come. "I don't think there is anybody left out in town," Saco School Superintendent Gordon Hahn told the crowd before breakfast was served. Over 100 people piled into the school's cafeteria as the chow line snaked through the west entrance, went all the way across the length of the room's...
The Phillips County Farm Bureau (PCFB) held it’s first Annual meeting last week and bureau President, Tom DePuydt, told a story of a young man named Joe Lindquist. Lindquist homesteaded in the Content Community located in the southern part of the county. He told of the struggles and hardships of Joe and other homesteaders of the time. They had the freedom and opportunity to take a risk without any guaranteed security. It was a time when most were sustained by basic moral and religious concepts. The same beliefs the Montana Farm Bureauhold. I...
With the auctions complete and the bellies full of Ray J’s BBQ, a Montana cover-band will take to the stage at the Milk River Pavilion in Malta as the closing act of the Malta Trails, 4th Annual Brewfest this Saturday, September 26. Groovewax, with members hailing from Belgrade, Bozeman and Billings, will follow Phillips County’s Warren Taylor on the stage this Saturday and the band has promised to deliver a good time as the closing act. “People can expect a fun, high energy show with lots of dancing,” said Groovewax member Cindy Damjano...
At the September Malta School Board meeting, a resolution to hold a sale was approved as well as a new fire-suppression system to be purchased at the high school and several new staff members were hired and or reappointed to previous positions. An obsolete property resolution was passed at the meeting. Jane Knudsen, Malta School's District Clerk, said that resolution allows the school to hold another sale of unneeded or outdated items. The sale will take place on Wednesday, October 28 and will include various tools, office equipment and...
The Northeast Arts Network 2015 - 2016 series in Malta will feature four performances and kicks off on Monday, October 19 when Wylie Gustafson and The Wild West bring their Country-stylings to town. Gustafson is a native Montanan singer/songwriter who lives the songs he writes. With three decades of writing, recording and performing under his belt, Wylie has matured into a dynamic talent, and has become one of the few authentic voices of the West. For over the last 25 years, Wylie and his band, The Wild West, have performed their refreshing...
I spent the morning in the wake of a dog hunting shaprtail grouse on my public land. On the way back to town I listened to Aaron Flint, host of the radio show Voices of Montana, preach to the choir. He opened the show with a reference to Kerry White, who had called in the previous Friday to lament the closing of roads on public land. White, a state legislator (R-Bozeman), is an old friend of mine. He’s also a motor-head. If he can’t ride a four-wheeler or snowmobile on my public lands he cri...
I attended a leadership training and strategic planning for the National Association of Counties September 10 and 11 in Washington DC. NACo's steering committee chairs, officers and regional representatives met to provide input and guidance on advocating for issues important to counties. While in DC, we had a Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILT) briefing on Capitol Hill. We heard from Senators and Representatives on the importance of PILT to counties. It was well attended by congressional staff and...
For the women: Hey girls, I hope everything has been going great for you! I had a pretty awesome week, school is finally slowing down and getting easier. Hailey, we talked on the phone earlier, and it sounds like you’ve been pretty content with life, I’m so proud of you! Jada, you need to keep in contact with your big brother a little better… I’m sure you’re just enjoying life as well, I love you! Nikki, I pray to God for you everyday, you’re growing up so fast, and I can almost guarantee that your big brother misses you more! You three, are...
Last Wednesday I had the pleasure of covering the Grandparents and Special Person Breakfast at Saco School. The food smelled wonderful, the cafeteria was at capacity and the smiling faces at each table was a wonderful way to start the week (being that Hump Day is my Monday.) It did my heart and mind good to see so many families enjoying each other’s time elbow to elbow with their neighbors. Growing up, I adored my grandfathers, Bud and Buck, but never knew my grandmothers. Grandma Hebert died four years before I was born and Grandma Caddell d...
Gladys Astrid Crites Thackeray, 86, of Havre, died Saturday, Sept. 12, at Sweet Nursing Home in Chinook after a long illness. Funeral services are scheduled for Friday September 18 at 1 p.m. at Community Alliance Church, 925 Eighth St. in Havre, with Pastor Tim Zerger officiating. Burial will follow in Highland Cemetery. Holland & Bonine has been entrusted with services and arrangements. Please visit Gladys' online memorial page and leave a message of condolence for her family at...
MALTA-Arlene M. Anderson, a homemaker, died Wednesday, September 16, 2015, at her home with her family by her side. No services are planned at this time. Cremation has taken place at the Hi-Line Crematory. Condolences for the family may be left at www.kirkwoodfuneralhome.com. Kirkwood’s of Malta is in charge of arrangements. Arlene was born October 7, 1933 in Turner, Montana, the daughter of Peter and Selma (Mellesmon) Skones. After her schooling she married William (Sonny) Anderson on May 8, 1950 in Turner. They moved to his uncle’s farm at...
Elsie Edna (Math) Jacobs age 73 of Glasgow, Montana passed away September 16, 2015. Elsie was born to Henry and Edna Math in Havre, Montana. Elsie married Wayne Jacobs January 21st, 1958 in Whitewater, Montana and to this union four sons were born. She loved being a rancher’s wife, canning, cooking, and crocheting, as well as participating in 4-H. Elsie is survived by her loving husband of 57 years, Wayne Jacobs; four sons, Clarence (Irene) Jacobs, Clinton (Cindy) Jacobs, Dale (Lori) Jacobs, and Wesley (Michelle) Jacobs; a brother, Ben (...
News flash! We are all sad to hear that North 40 in Whitewater is closing. This means that the Senior Citizen lunches will no longer be available anymore either. We enjoyed the lunches. It is closing due to a lack of employees. Part of it was for sale, but there were no buyers. If interested call Gary and Barb Anderson, or if you are interested in managing it, this could be possible as well. Hope the North 40 is open again soon. Get well wishes to Pastor Steve Hagg, forme r Whitewater resident,...
Malta Duplicate Bridge Club Wednesday, September 9, saw Margo Rush and Bonnie Millar capture first place. Less Solberg and John Norgon tied with Keith Stine and Byron Ereaux for second place. Monday winners were Malcolm Clouse and Cathy Salsbery. Second was awarded to Nellie Ereaux and Madelyn Anderson....
The American Red Cross blood drive was Thursday, September 10, at the Malta Lutheran Church, with the quota set at 47 and it was missed by one. Forty-four pints were collected with two deferred. There was one first time donor, two two gallon donors, one three gallon donor, one four gallon donor, one five gallon donor, and two six gallon donors. Donors were from Malta, Dodson, and Harlem. The next blood drawing is Thursday, December 3, 2015, at the Malta Lutheran Church....
There have been some reports of scams created to rip people off, but this local was no fool. Cora Maxie brought in the latest issue of the Reader’s Digest that her husband Jim has been getting for 71 years. His sister, Mary Olson, bought a lifetime subscription for him as a High School Graduation gift in 1944. A lifetime subscription of $25 was considered a lot of money back then. The probable scam is this summer they received two renewal notices! Cora stated, “they weren’t falling for that because then Reader’s Digest would have them hooked...
Senior Meals Thursday, September 24th - Hot Ham & Cheese Sandwich Friday, September 25th - Dill Salmon Tuesday, September 22nd - Roast Pork - printed menu change September birthdays - don't forget to let us know when you sign in. You could be the lucky winner of 10 free meals. Card times Monday Bridge Club The Bridge Club meets every Monday at 6 p.m. Whist Whist is held every Tuesday at 1 p.m. Wednesday Bridge Club The Bridge Club meets every Wednesday at 1 p.m. Thursday Pinochle Pinochle is held every Thursday at 1 p.m. Friday Bingo Bingo is...
The 47th Annual Milk River Wagon Train is in the books and according to Wagon Boss Zane Gray, the trip was well attended, the weather held out and the reception the train received when it reached Malta was outstanding. “I was really happy so many people turned out to welcome us,” Gray said. “It was really nice to see that many people out there again.” Zane, teamed with Trail Boss and brother, Jesse Gray, was Wagon Boss for the first time this year and he said that it was a fun time. “The weather actually wasn’t too bad and we didn’t get...
8 ANTELOPE HUNTING OUTLOOK Montana antelope populations are continuing to recover and grow from previous years' winter kills and low fawn numbers in central and eastern Montana. This year, there are even a few more special licenses available reflecting that improving status. Successful antelope-license applicants may recognize increased fawn production in many areas as populations respond to this year's favorable weather and habitat conditions. Montana's antelope archery season will close Oct. 9. The general rifle season for antelope will...
1 years ago September 23, 1915 Baby boy Mr. and Mrs. Fred Messerly are the proud parents of a baby boy born last week. Local News Items The Saco Detachment of Company G will on October 29 give a big Halloween Masquerade. Plans for making this dance the crowning event of the season are underway, a big crowd will be prepared for. Clifford Movold was in from his homestead last Saturday. He says he would rather farm than play ball any day. Editor Johnson of the Malta Enterprise had the misfortune...
Tom Golik Favorite Movie: The Green Mile (1999) Favorite Meal: Steak and Eggs Favorite Hobby: Fishing in the summer with the mosquitoes or sitting in the icehouse fishing in the winter. Favorite Book: The Bible Favorite Sports Team: Pittsburgh Steelers Bonus Question: All-time favorite Steelers are Terry Bradshaw and Troy Polamalu...
Bonus Question: All-time favorite Steelers are Terry Bradshaw and Troy Polamalu G.L. Jones G.L. stands for God Loves Favorite Movie: Thunder Road (1958) Favorite Meal: Goulash Favorite Hobby: Hot Rodding Favorite Book: The Bible Favorite Car: Hudson Hornet Favorite Sport: NASCAR Bonus Question: All-time favorite NASCAR Driver is Bill Elliott from Dawsonville, Ga....
The Phillips County Community Foundation is bringing two great professional advisors to Malta to share their knowledge about “Planned Giving.” Planned giving is a method of supporting charities that enables donors to make larger gifts than they could typically afford to make directly. Some planned gifts provide a life-long income to the donor, others use estate and tax planning techniques to provide for a charity and other heirs in ways that maximize the gift and/or minimize its impact on the donor’s estate. Planned gifts may produce signi...
The Mustangs traveled to Roundup On Friday night on the Panther's homecoming night and came home with a 28-22, come from behind win to run their season record to 2-1 with conference foe Poplar coming to town this Friday. Mustang's head coach Nick Oxarart said Roundup came out with a great game plan against Malta, adding the Panthers used their size to their advantage and were pushing the Mustangs around pretty good the first quarter or so. The Mustangs trailed early and coach Oxarart said the...
It was a tough week for the young M-ette volleyball team as they dropped two games, both in straight sets, to Poplar on Friday and then Glasgow at home on Saturday. "It didn't go so well today," senior Riley Mortenson said. "But we played a lot better tonight. I felt today we communicated and played more as a team. Yesterday (against Poplar) we seemed really slow when we were warming up and we didn't get going." In the third set, Malta looked to be working on a comeback and though they trailed...
