Memories for Wednesday, September 14, 2022

10 yrs ago

Sept. 19, 2012

Commissioners Hold Mill Static

The County Commissioners gave approval of the budget for the 2012-2013 fiscal year. Commissioner Richard Dunbar said the county could face a “day of reckoning” five or six years down the road if prices of natural gas don’t rebound.

Get Those Wheels Back For Freddy

Barbara Dunbar wrote of her concern after the bike belonging to her brother, Freddy, was stolen. He had saved for a long time to gain the funds to purchase the bike.

There’s a New Vet in Town

Dr. Justin Howard has joined the staff at the Milk River Clinic east of Malta.

Voice Needed for Abused Kids

Brenda Rummel, President of Prairie CASA, appealed to the public for help in speaking for abused and neglected kids in the court system.

Mustangs Down Wolves

Despite penalties, the Mustangs were able to defeat the Cut Bank Wolves, 27-6, in a non-conference battle on Homecoming day.

Royalty Reigns

Crowned King Garrett Giblette and Queen Brenna King were chauffeured in the Homecoming Parade.

MOI Walks Near the Wildlife

Clients at MOI were treated to a walk through the Bowdoin National Wildlife Refuge, due to the gracious assistance of the Members of the Malta Trails.

At the Villa

Expendables 2

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25 yrs ago

Sept. 17, 1997

Cross Country Busy Keeping Pace

Members of the Cross Country team, with Coach Natalie Parker, were pictured following a meet in Glendive. The members of the newly formed Cross Country Team were Sarah Faaborg, Julia Hammar, Cheryl Kaasa, Lindsey Webb, Katie Veseth, Jennifer Martin, Barb Waters, Bethany Atchley, Amber Diemert, Angie Roberts, and Stacy Solberg. The team placed third for Class B teams.

Youth at Work

Youth Probation Officer, Bob Michael, and Supervisor Teena Schorr reported the probation program for delinquent youth had served 777 hours in community service since April.

It’s In the Cards

In whist, Helen Water won high, Anna Slater, low; high to Norman Haugness, and low to Palmer Carlsrud. In pinochle high was won by Clara Veseth; low by Cliff Munson, traveling prize went to Jerry Hanson, and serving was “on the house.” In bridge, Margo Rush took first and Duane Compton was second. *Hang in there, Margo.

A Prize Catch

Billy and Darlene Froman had caught a 16-pound Northern Pike at Nelson, along with 10 and 12 pounders.

Team Work

Leeann Pekovitch and Cheryl Keller were proving to be solid reasons the M-ettes would be Class B contenders this season.

McKeon Recognized By Governor

Former Malta graduate, Jim McKeon, was one of 84 state employees who have received the prestigious Governor’s Award for Outstanding Performance. He works with the Dept. of Revenue in Helena and is the son of Willis and Laura McKeon.

First Ever For the Class of 1943

Whitewater Class of 1943 held their first ever class reunion: Lila (LaFond) Hamilton, Bertina (Fjeldheim) Evans, Dorothy (Brown) Grabofsky, Martha (Halvorson) Arrizabala, and Bernice (Peterson) Boyd.

At the Villa

excess baggage

Starring Alicia Silverstone

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50 yrs ago

Thur. Sept. 21, 1972

Oxarart Carried the Mail

Greg Oxarart, Mustang halfback, carried the mail for good yardage in the 16-0 win over the Choteau Bulldogs.

Verdict Not Guilty in Murder Case

A jury found Janice Werk, of Hays, not guilty of second degree murder, but guilty of voluntary manslaughter, in connection with the death of her 22-year-old husband, Charles Werk.

Centenarians Honored

When Centenarians were honored across the nation, Malta’s own Bessie Helland, was among them.

Hot Bargains

Ken’s Thriftway was advertising 12-oz. wieners for 59 cents; pork roast for 49 cents a pound, and Old Faithful bacon at 29 cents a pound.

They Iz Hitched!

There will be a wedding dance for Gene and Nancy Peigneux at the Miner’s Club. Everyone welcome, see you on September 30th.

Trading Cowbelle Duties

Incoming Cowbelle Reporter/Historian, Eva Oxarart, thanked Doris (Joe) Nicholson for the great job she had done in keeping the Cowbelle’s and others informed as the outgoing officer.

At the Villa

Thur.-Tues.

The Godfather

With Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, James Caan,

Richard Castellano & Diane Keaton

Wed. Nite

“WHEN EIGHT BELLS TOLL”

Starring Anthony Hopkins

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75 yrs ago

Sept. 18, 1947

Deposition Taken

Guessing it wasn’t a pleasant day; depositions were taken in a suit against John David, filed by Mike Denoma for medical bills in the amount of $500 and damages in the amount of $100,000. Mr. Denoma, of Saco, stated he was injured in an altercation over a fence.

BUYS CAFE

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hervol, former residents of Dodson, have purchased the Success Lunch from “Soapy”Anderson and have taken possession.

SHEEP SALE

The North Montana Sheep Sale will have 250 Rams and Ewes offered for sale, in Havre, MT.

GLASGOW TEAM WINS GAME

The Glasgow VFW baseball team took a lopsided game from the Malta Club by a score of 24-2. Pitcher Gene Seel received an injured finger, and Charles Frye, the manager substituted. R. McCollum wrenched a knee sliding into second base, and Dwayne Raymond was credited with one run. A few regular players played on Sunday, the lineup was recruited for the game.

Share Your Art Skills

A prize of $50 is offered for a new design for automobile metal license plates. This was offered by the Montana Chamber of Commerce.

AT THE VILLA

Fri.-Sat.

Wild Bill HICKOK Rides

With Constance Bennett & Bruce Cabot

Sun.-Mon.

Carnival in Costa Rica

Starring Dick Haymes, Vera-Ellen with Cesar Romero

Tues.-Thur.

“Rebecca”

Starring Laurence Olivier & Joan Fontaine

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100 yrs ago

Working on the Roundhouse

With new track delivered, and lumber having arrived, it wouldn’t be long before work would commence on the Bowdoin roundhouse.

Ouchy!

John Schoolcraft was arrested on a charge of biting a man’s ear off. *Is this where “case file started” first originated?

No, It’s Not Duck, Duck, Goose

Duck dinners were in season for members and guests of the Milk River Rod and Gun Club at the Lake Bowdoin club house.

Traveling Rancher

H. G. Robinson had returned from St. Paul, where he accompanied a shipment of cattle.

Here Come The Mustangs!

Malta High School was to have a football team. Thomas Rau, manager of the local light plant volunteered to coach the boys.

Pick Dem’ Ears

County Agent H. L. Lantz advised farmers to pick their corn for the corn show, which was to be held in Malta on November 9, 10, and 11.

The Queen May Be From Phillips County

Miss Nora Stubblefield was elected “Miss Phillips County” and would attend the state fair at Helena. She would serve as a representative of the county, and a candidate for the title of “Queen of Montana”.

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118 yrs ago

Frank W. Murray had taken over the editorship of the Malta Enterprise, replacing H. G. Smiley. However, Editor Murray was indisposed the first week, due to the high altitude, and C. E. Stevens, a former editor had taken over. Editor Stevens was a newspaperman of the “personal journalism” type, and an ardent republican. His story of the current democratic convention and choice of candidates made good reading. He listed the opposing candidates and made a brief statement. Commenting on one he said, “No other would take the job.” Of another, “Don’t like his ancestors.” Of another, “Can’t be trusted.” Of the candidate for coroner, he said, “He can’t tell a corpse when he sees one”.

Beer Buying Buddy

Jack Smith had sold his interest in the Green Front Saloon to Casselberg and Lamkin.