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Patty Simons, owner of Patty’s Floral and Greenhouse, saw what a group of people were doing in Big Sandy, Mont., and decided it would be a good fit for Phillips County. The idea was to have students at local schools paint or draw pictures of iconic locations throughout the county, pick some winners and award some prizes. Simons got together with Kathy Bagley at Malta’s Art Spot to hammer out the details and a short time later, when the contest had run its course, nearly 50 entries were sub...
The 24th Annual Phillips County Healthcare Foundation Dinner and Auction was held last Saturday in Malta's City Hall building. While the event was shorter in duration this year, the event was filled with plenty of suspense. It was the first time that local Valley Drug owner and Phillips County Healthcare Foundation Board chairman Greg Ziegler, hosted the event. "Honestly I was nervous going into it and it went way better than I could've ever hoped for," Ziegler told the PCN. "A big thanks to...
At last Tuesday night Malta City Council meeting, Phillips County Sheriff Scott Moran gave his quarterly review of the year thus far, a concerned citizen quizzed about the new speedbumps around town and change to a $3 monthly fee on waters bills was discussed. Sheriff Scott Moran presented his third quarter run-down and discussed some law enforcement statistics tabulated since the beginning of 2015. Moran’s statistics showed there have been 293 new cases started so far this year – down slightly from last year, 1,411 total calls for service (on...
When Horizon Resources first started thinking about purchasing Malta's Little Ott's convenience store, they had one person in mind to run the gas station if the deal could be had. Chris Kinkelaar is the new manager of Horizon Resources on Highway 2, but she isn't new to Malta. "I am originally from Winifred (Mont.) but lived here in Malta after I got married," Kinkelaar said. "We lived here from 1986 to 1995." Kinkelaar started working at the mine in Landusky in 1988 for Pegasus and then worked...
The Malta School District held their monthly meeting last Wednesday and heard reports from all three school principals as well as a lengthy discussion on how student activity funds are distributed and spent. During the Elementary School report, Principal Theodore Schye said that nearly 95-percent of parents showed up for the school’s recent parent teacher conferences. Principal Schye said the Veteran’s Day Concert held last Wednesday, which lasted about 35-minutes, was well attended and the fifth grade band made their debut and played five song...
Welcome to the world, Danilo. It’s much bigger than the hospital where you were born, and even bigger than Atlanta where you’ll live with your mother and father. Parts of it are scary, but most of it is wonderful. See as much of it as you can. There’s little doubt you’ll get to know Montana, my corner of the world. You have a passel of relatives out here. It’s where your mother was born and raised. She left to see the world, met your father, and found a home in the South. We’re still waiti...
On Monday night, about a dozen members of the Malta public -- including the mayor and several council members -- met with John How of KLJ (billings) a company doing a study to help identify housing issues in north central Montana. He asked that we post this survey -- Vibrant Futures - Housing Survey -- to the PCN website in hopes people will complete it and, in turn, give a better understanding of housing needs in the area. The survey is 18 questions long and Your input is extremely valuable to the process. Link: https://www...
Dear Editor, The lost art of defrosting your windshield before driving in the winter time I grew up and have spent most of my life living in the north country. It has always been a common practice to start your vehicle 20 minutes before you leave the house so that you can see out your windshield while driving 4,000 lbs. of steel down the road that you are sharing with other drivers and pedestrians of all ages. It also helps quite a bit to avoid those other obstacles such as trees, power poles and road signs. It makes it a lot easier to see the...
I met a kid from Sweden and I acquired the knowledge that hedgehogs run wild in his hometown. It is with a heavy heart that I inform you of my plans to move overseas and live with the hedgehogs. Gatsby and I are a fierce duo, it’s common knowledge that our favorite things include drinking beer, meeting women, and spending cold evenings watching reruns of Parks and Recreation. Could you imagine the type of guy I’d be if I could go hoard hedgehogs in Sweden? On second thought, I think I’ll stay in Bozeman, for the sake of my sanity. With all t...
Life throws you a curveball sometimes and all you can do is either take a swing or leave it alone with hope that the umpire makes a call in your favor. I had a curve ball the other day, a furry, disease carrying type. My wife Susan knew something was up when the peanut butter on our set up mouse trap was licked clean. (Don’t worry it’s the plastic type and would only scare PJ if he tripped it.) There was no possible way PJ could lick the peanut butter off without it snapping and Bruce isn...
Carolyn Marie Knudsen Judge passed away in her sleep surrounded by family on November 11, 2015 at Barrett Hospital and Healthcare in Dillon, Mont. Carolyn was born May 29, 1932 on the family homestead located about halfway between Malta and the Missouri River Breaks. She was the third of George Victor Knudsen and Mary Margaret Bibeau's 10 children. Carrie attended a one-room schoolhouses (Ester Lake and Phillips) through the eighth grade and graduated from Malta High School. Carolyn soon met...
On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month 1918 fighting between the Allied Nations and Germany ceased with an armistice. The “war to end all wars” was coming to an end! One year later President Wilson proclaimed November 11th, 1919 as the first commemoration of Armistice Day (what we now know as Veterans Day) saying “To us in America, the reflections of Armistice Day will be filled with solemn pride in the heroism of those who died in the country’s service and with gratitude for the victory, both because of the thing from which i...
Polly Solberg was in Havre on Thursday for vehicle repair and shopping. Dean and Carol Kienenberger attended the Healthcare Foundation Dinner and Auction on Saturday in Malta. Dora Henry attended a COA meeting on Wednesday and a Lunch and Learn-on Thursday at the Little White Church. It is good to see Wink Cole up and about and driving around again. Also good to see Herman Dolphay out at some things again. Always nice when the “old timers" are seen at things. Congratulations to the students i...
Pete and Carol Lumsden hosted their granddaughters, Ellie and Aubrie Norville, this week while their parents were in California for class.They all attended the Lutheran dinner in Malta on Thursday and visited Ruth and John Flansaas. Dixie Stordahl attended the junior high basketball games with Turner Tornadoes on Thursday. Kia Wasson and Beau Simonson are the kids that played from the Loring area. Dixie Stordahl visited her mom on Sunday, and was surprised to see the Cross Country 4-H Club in pl...
There was a joint church service for Whitewater and Malta on Sunday at the Lutheran Church here in Whitewater. It was well attended and was followed by a delicious Harvest Dinner. Linda Berg and her brother from Canada went to Billings for her appointments. Junior High Basketball began their season with a tournament here in Whitewater. Teams from Nashua, Dodson and the Mavericks from Whitewater, Saco and Hinsdale participated. Jeanie Green went to Ohio to visit her Uncle Mickey Ivanovitch and...
Shawn Marie Loy and Shaun Michael Carnahan are proud to announce their engagement and upcoming wedding. Shawn Marie is the daughter of Melissa Domme and Jeffery Loy of Helena. Shaun Michael is the son of John and Kari Carnahan of Malta and Terri Merwin of Flaxville...
Malta Senior Meals Thursday, November 19th - Pulled Pork Sandwich Friday, November 20th - Meatloaf Tuesday, November 24th - Hot Turkey Do you have a November birthday? Please let us know when you sign in for dinner - You may be the winner of the November birthday 10-meal certificate. Angel Program Now until 11-19. Applications for the Annual Angel Program are now available at the Malta Food Bank and need to be completed and returned not later than Thursday, November 19. Please remember that only clothing and shoes will be purchased by the Angel...
The Phillips County Hospital and Family Health Clinic recently held their annual meeting at the Great Northern on Tuesday, October 27, 2015. This year PCH was honored by being awarded and recognized as being one of the Top 20 Critical Access Hospital in the United States by the National Rural Health Association as well as being recognized by iVantage of being in the Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals in the United States. iVantage compares data reported from Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services, Esri (geographic data collection), and the...
Each year, Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) establishes a National Outreach Project with a partner organization. The goal of the National Outreach Project is to get each student actively involved to work toward a cause within the community. The Malta Chapter chose to be a part of the Lead 2 Feed movement by hosting a Halloween themed dinner on Wednesday, October 28. We began to plan the event in August at a planning meeting. The goal was to establish a summarized...
Once again, the Rotary Club is sponsoring the Postal Office Coloring Contest. The contest is open to students and home school students served by the Malta Post Office, in grades three, four and five. Our theme this year is It’s a Charlie Brown Christmas. Please use a plain, 8.5x11 inch sized piece of paper for entries, no tracing allowed. Prizes will be awarded to all three age groups. The deadline for turning in the entries is Monday, December 7 and on Tuesday, December 8, we will have pictures with the winners....
1 years ago November 18, 1915 Local News The fire department was called out Sunday evening to extinguish a fire at the old county jail building across the track on the north side. The alarm was turned in at about 7:30, just the time when nearly all of the fire laddies were at church or the picture show, and most of them claim they did not hear the bell. A few of the faithful, however, responded and the fire was soon put out with the chemical engine. The fire was started by a tramp, who was...
Billy Rae Holman Favorite Meal w/ Dessert: Stuffed Porkchops w/ Birthday Cake Dream 2 Week Vacation spot Spokane, Wash., to have quality time with my sister and niece. Favorite Hobby: Cooking and Baking Favorite Animal: Cat Favorite Movie: American Sniper 2 things on desert Island: My husband because he knows all the things we could make-do with. And an airplane...
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October 30, 2015 11:53 p.m. Deputy performed security checks around Malta. October 31, 2015 3:28 a.m. Lake Wind Advisory remains in effect until 9am today. 7:17 a.m. Lake Wind Advisory is canceled. 9:49 a.m. Deputy received a report of trespassing by hunters; information passed onto local Fish & Game Warden. 12:40 p.m. Local Ambulance reported to the football field for the playoff game vs. Deer Lodge. 1:01 p.m. Male requested assistance with a vehicle blocking an alley behind a local residence; Deputy responded to the call; owner located and ve...
Saco's Howard Pippin found the above message scrawled across a piece of wood from the old grain elevator that was knocked down two weeks ago. The message reads " Galvin Lunde, Vienna S. Dak., Jan 14 1951, 4-1-51." Lunde was the construction boss on the building meaning it was built in 1951 and not the 1940's as previously reported. Another point of clarification is GB Excavating out of Saco, owned by Greg Broadbrooks, were the ones to take down the three elevators in Saco and he is the one in...