One Nation, Under God
One Nation, Under God
The 2009 Malta M-ette volleyball team, front row, from the left, Danielle Lett - Manager, Jayla Graham, Jaci French, Shannon Salsbery, Lauren Buechler, Kaycee Granlund, Ramona King, Colette Stine - Manager, and Coach Pat Sargent. Back row: Jessica Pankratz, Alexandra Pratt, Katie Czeda, Jessica Cole, Raelynn Howard, and Courtney Howard.
Five generations in family of Mrs. Pansy Blunt of Malta were together recently for this picture. Mrs. Blunt is seated left next to her is Mrs. Arvid Drydahl of Wagner, her daughter, holding young Dyke Kalanick, her great-great-granddaughter. Standing, left, is Mrs. Floyd Kesler of Cascade, a former Malta resident, and granddaughter of Mrs. Blunt, and Mrs. Tim Kalanick of Fort Benton, also a former resident, and the great-granddaughter of Mrs. Blunt.
100 years ago
October 30, 1919
Richard Aldrin lost a thumb and received a serious eye injury when a shotgun accidentally discharged.
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Bowdoin Lake was frozen over to the disappointment of the duck hunters.
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A marriage license was issued here to Jacob Rudd and Miss Signe Carlson, both of Malta.
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A farewell surprise party was held at the L.C. Edwards home in honor of Henrietta and Essie Battram.
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A fire was extinguished in the rear of the Arcade Meat Market. Buildings on the entire block were in danger for a period.
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William Driver had returned from service overseas. Enroute to Montana he stopped in Minnesota where he was married. Mr. and Mrs. Driver plan to make their home on a farm south of Malta.
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Leon Reed had greatly improved the appearance of his shop on Front Street in preparation for the Christmas season.
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A married people's dancing club was organized and the first of a series of Saturday night dances was held at the Oddfellows Hall.
75 years ago
November 2, 1944
On Stricken flattop
Gay Sterns of Whitewater was serving on the aircraft carrier "Princeton" in the recent big-scale naval battle in the Phillips archipelago. Relatives in Phillips County have received no word concerning him since the battle.
Two Malta girls enlist in the Waves
Enlistment to two Malta women in the Waves at the Navy recruiting state headquarters in Helena was reported by Chief Petty Officer Dan Colton, Navy recruiter for this area.
Colton said the recruits were Frances S. Schlieve, 20, and Alice A. Tank, 20. Miss Schlieve is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Art Schlieve, and Miss Tank is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tank.
Battle Wounds are fatal to Williams
Cpl. Edgar L. Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Williams of Landusky, died in Italy on October 14 of wounds received in action, the adjutant general of the United States Army informed his parents.
Prior to his induction into the Army, He had engaged in farming with his brother, Francis B. Williams of Landusky, and had been employed by the Little Ben Mining Company there. He was 26 years old.
50 years ago
October 30, 1969
Neighbors replace feed lost in recent fires
Neighbors and relative surprised the Howard Barnard family last week with a potluck dinner. They also brought loads of feed to replenish the feed supply the family lost in a fire in mid-October. About 50 people attended and the evening was spent visiting and playing cards. The Barnards lost about 200 tons of hay in the fire.
25 years ago
November 2, 1994
Malta to host Falcons
The Malta Mustangs will play the Florence Falcons Saturday at 1 p.m. here after advancing to the quarterfinals with a 34-20 win over the Cut Bank Wolves.
The Mustangs wracked-up 381 yards of offense, T.J. Wasson running for 190 yards on 21 carries and three touchdowns; Donnie Kaufman picked up 121 yards on 17 carries with one score, and Mike Morris had 59 yards on 12 totes.
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