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Your Community, Your News E-mail: [email protected] July 23, 2014 Vol. 93 No. 21 Crazy Days Mustang in Malta on Loring Moose on the loose Foundation to Saturday host annual Watermelon eating contest at 11 a.m. fund-raiser How fast can you eat a slice of wa- termelon? One of the highlights for this Shortly after the school burned Saturday’s Crazy Days in Malta will down in Malta in 1996, The Mus- be a watermelon eating contest with tang Foundation was put together to D JUDQG ¿QDOH RI DQ DOO DJH FRQWHVW LQ provide money for teachers and fac- which the winner will win a television ulty with items that needed replacing from Albertsons. after the devastation. Since then, the There are going to be several age foundation has offered scholarships categories for the watermelon eating to graduating seniors giving out over contest – in which prizes will be deter- LQMXVWWKHODVW\HDU PLQHG±ZLWKWKH79FRQWHVWWREHWKH “That is basically what we do now,” exclamation point. said Mustang Foundation Secretary “Come down and enter yourself, en- Melissa Dunbar. “It is a great resource ter you kids, enter everyone you know,” for these students as they start their said Albertsons Store Director Cheryl lives after high school and seek higher 9RHJHO education. “ 9RHJHODGGHGWKDWHDFKHQWUDQWLQWKH To help fund the scholarship pro- contest would most likely be given a gram, the Mustang Foundation has door prize just for participating. been holding a fund-raiser and this The day will also include kid’s games \HDU¶VHYHQWLVWKHWK$QQXDO)XQG – see the Find the Dinosaur entry form raiser for the Mustang Foundation. on page 3B of this week’s PCN – and screaming deals from area merchants The event will be held at the Stock- – see just about any ad in this week’s man Terrace on Saturday, August 16 paper. at 6 p.m. “This Saturday is going to be a lot of A highlight of this year’s fund-rais- fun in Malta,” said Juli Snedigar, Ex- HULVDUDIÀHLQZKLFKWKHOXFN\WLFNHW ecutive Director of the Malta Chamber holder will win a bronze statue created of Commerce. by world renowned Western sculptor 7KHNLG¶VJDPHVZLOOEHKHOGDW9HW- A “stranger “ visited the Loring Colony last week according to Joe Hofer. This buck and a doe visited for Jay Contway. Contway, a Malta High eran’s Memorial Park downtown – awhile before pushing off to greener pastures last Tuesday. Picture courtesy of Joe Hofer. Note to Joe, see School Alum, donated his talents to aside from the Find the Dinosaur which more of your photographs next week in the PCN. the Mustang Foundation following will be at local merchant’s shops. The WKHVFKRRO¿UHLQ ZLWKKLVVWDW- winner of the Dino Find game will be ue entitled “Mustang,” his rendition DZDUGHG LQ 'LQR 'ROODUV ZKLFK of the school’s logo. After Contway can be redeemed at participating busi- Gaylord LaFond has seen it all in his 93 years made the statues for the foundation, nesses. The festivities start at 10 a.m. he broke the mold, literally. on Saturday and run until 3 p.m. Gaylord LaFond can “We cut the back off. “This is a huge statue,” said Dun- “This is a day for the merchants to say something that many I remember my dad had EDU³+HRULJLQDOO\PDGHRIWKHP give back to the community with good residents of Phillips never drove one before and all but 10 have been sold. We only deals, promotions and door prizes,” County cannot. He is a and we went down the old have nine left. It’s is a really beautiful said Snedigar. Malta native born and gravel road and he said piece of artwork. The only ones left There will also be games hosted by raised and he has been ‘What side of the road do local groups including the Cattlewom- are the few he has and the ones that en and Walleye’s Unlimited. around for 98 years, since we drive on? Is it the right the foundation has. ” If you would like to be a vendor at May 14, 1916. When side or the left side?,’” Each of the Mustang statues are Crazy Days, or would like to volunteer asked if LaFond was a LaFond reminisced. “Dad numbers, the Mustang Foundation your time to run games, please contact candidate for the PCN’s didn’t drive very much.” owning busts one through 10. -XOLDW Senior Spotlight, we at Like the debacle of his Tickets for the event, which include WKH QHZV RI¿FH ZDQWHG IDWKHU ¿QGLQJ WKH ULJKW WKH0XVWDQJUDIÀHDUHSHUFRX- Dodson AMX to hear anything LaFond side of the road, LaFond SOHIRUDFRXSOHZKLFKLQFOXGHVD felt like telling. has had many stories that membership to the Mustang Founda- and Speedway For one thing LaFond involved him facing dan- tion for one year. has not only seen Malta ger and overcoming it. Besides the bronze mustang, the revved for Sunday built building by build- One incident happened see MustangSDJH$ ing, as it turns out, La- in Chinook, while LaFond The Dodson Speedway and AMX is Fond probably helped went to the mines in Chi- revving motors and preparing for ac- produce many of the nook, with a friend. tion at the upcoming Dodson Fair. The sidewalks we walk on It turns out that a few AMX races will be held Sunday, August and buildings you step cables hooked up to a 3 following the tractor pull. The event will be at the grandstand/arena and ev- into on a daily basis. truck were in a bind. eryone is encouraged to come support When asked about his “This guy and I decided local AMX race enthusiasts. memory of Malta when to go down into the mine The Fair Board approved the reduc- he was younger, LaFond and we couldn’t see day- tion in registration for early registration responded. “There were light, it was plum black,” and at this time there are quite a few quite a few log cabins.” he said. “You could hear commitments from local car owners as He went on to say that the guys pecking the coal the streets were all gravel on the sides.” well as from those out of town. Photo by Pierre Bibbs As with all AMX events, if there are and many residents had They continued their trek any vehicles still running a Powder Puff horses and buggies. Gaylord LaFond is the founding owner of Malta’s Ready Mix and has down the mine and heard race will be held and there are three “My mother and I used lived in Phillips County since his birth on May 14, 1916. someone running a line. ORFDO ZRPHQ ZKR DUH WRVVLQJ WKHLU to peddle whistles,” he He felt the line moving registration fee in at this point, with the said. “We lived out in a to get the cows and walk around the under his leg but couldn’t possibility of a driver from North Da- IDUP¿YHPLOHVRXW´ hills, but I wouldn’t want to ride a see it, due to the darkness. kota as well. Though his family used a single horse.” “I said ‘STOP THAT TRUCK!” Pre-entry fees will be $40 and can horse with a wagon, LaFond, did not It may be needless to say, but La- LaFond said. be paid to Millie Kindle, Treasurer or like riding horses. Fond was much happier when his But they couldn’t hear his shouts. Kari Hould, Secretary. We hope to see “I never did like horses,” he said. IDPLO\ SXUFKDVHG WKHLU ¿UVW DXWRPR- So LaFond did want anyone else your faces in the seats at the grandstand “My sisters used to ride them all the bile. would, he ran. That was a good plan One of the these “Mustang” sculp- when the rubber and dust meet with time but I’d rather walk a half mile +LV IDPLO\¶V ¿UVW FDU ZDV D WXUHVWREHUDIÀHGE\WKH0XVWDQJ speed and old friends. Ford Model T. He was around 16. see LaFond, page 3A Foundation in August.
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H: 91° L: 64° + / + / + / + / + / + / Precip: 30% Precip: 30% Precip: 0% Precip:0% Precip: 0% Precip:0% Precip: 0% PAGE 2A - THE PHILLIPS COUNTY NEWS - WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 2014 OPINION & EDITORIAL LastL weeksk off Reality TV has Summer has mee turned me into a ready to hunt know-it-all by Parker Heinlein His Own Drum Outdoors columnist by Mark Hebert It seems summer only just arrivedd For most people, the term Reality and it’s almost time to start huntingg 79FRQMXUHVLPDJHVRIWKH.DUGDVKLDQV7 again. beingb annoying, Paris Hilton mindlessly ,ZDVIXOO\LQVXPPHUPRGH¿VK ÀDXQWLQJKHUZHDOWKRUWKHER\VRIÀ Duck garden, and keeping the house cooll DynastyD doing any and everything in upmost in my mind -- when I checkedd PLQXWHVEHVLGHVEXLOGLQJELUGFDOOV the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parkss And let’s be honest, there is very website this morning. I had appliedd OLWWOHO ³UHDOLW\´ LQ 5HDOLW\ 79 0RVW for a number of special permits overr ofo the shows are scripted from the the last couple of months and wantedd openingo scene until the conclusion with to see if I’d drawn any of them. Itt whateverw problem the “stars” were turned out I was unsuccessful in myy facingf is solved and squared away, attempt to draw a sheep tag, but thee wrappedw in a pretty red bow. drawings for elk and antelope tags aree But there are a handful of shows, real still pending. oro scripted, that I watch in my down That was timet and with the conclusion of each all it took to shows I know more and more about a change gears. VSHFL¿FV WRSLF XQWLO , NQRZ GHHS LQ Although mym heart, I am an I’ve got a H[SHUWLQDVSHFL¿FH ¿VKLQJ WULS ¿HOG¿ planned for Take the show tomorrow and StorageS Wars a bumper crop forf instance. My of tomatoes, familyf have been corn and beans Letters-to-the-Editor watchingw this coming on in seriess since day the garden, all I Dear Editor, seat belt laws, hunting laws The expectant mother has also people like you and oneo and when we could think about was hunting. This is a Letter to the Ed- and endless numbers of committed the same acts as me. Once conceived every- sits and watch a new episode, my wife, , KDYHQ¶W KXQWHG VLQFH WKH ¿UVWW LWRUZULWWHQ E\P\ laws to protect all our peo- WKH¿UVWPRWKHU/LIHKDVD one should certainly have daughterd and I are expert at knowing of January. It’s been a long wait. Itt mother, Mae B. LaFond, ple. We have educational soul in both cases! the right to life by law and ZKLFKZ ORFNHUV FRQWDLQ D SUR¿W DQG always is. in heart felt support of her programs to help ourselves It costs money to pass good educational programs whichw are junk. All it takes is a quick )RU WKH ¿UVW IHZ PRQWKV DIWHU WKHH stance on pro-life. I wish to say no to drugs, not to laws and it costs money are needed in that direction. camerac pan through the storage unit VHDVRQFORVHV,ORRNIRUZDUGWR¿VKLQJJ to share her letter because I drive when intoxicated, etc, for educational programs Society must hold on their anda soon one of us will say: and the return of warm weather. Inn strongly fell the same. etc. It’s all good. to protect both born and caring and respect for their “That is a good locker, lots of dust the spring I plant the garden, put thee Darlene C. (LaFond) A newly born, unclothed unborn babies. Never was life and other people’s life. anda packed well,” says the 11-year-old. snowblower away and check to see iff Froman baby is found in a garbage money spent for a better What could be more ter- “Yep,” says my wife. “Look at the the lawn mower still starts. Malta can or in a wastepaper bas- case. People make and have rible than to have to stand OHJVO RQ WKDW WDEOH GH¿QLWHO\ D )UHQFK Then all of a sudden the Fourthh Good Education Pro- ket, abandoned by its moth- made us a great nation. before God some day and ProvincialP dresser.” of July has come and gone, thee grams needed to support er, we gasp in horror and Do you suppose President you know he knows you “If the price is right, take it,” I follow. Yellowstone River turns green againn right to life cannot understand what Lincoln’s mother knew he deliberately destroyed your ³%XW³ DQ\WKLQJ RYHU LV D ZDVWH and it’s nearly time to start packing a Editor, kind of a mother could do would be a great man when baby or helped some one anda they should drop it on someone shotgun and chasing the dogs. Yes, we are all pro-choic- such a thing to her baby! A she was pregnant, or Louis destroy a baby? else.”e 6XPPHU LV ÀHHWLQJ 7KHUH DUHH es. “We choose for our- mother-to-be has her baby Pasteur’s or Dr. Spock? We Mae LaFond This type of jargon will ooze from only six weeks left, much yet to do,, selves.” We are also a “car- aborted! Does the same have to be grateful that they Malta usu until the buyer of the storage locker and much that just won’t happenn ing society.” We pass drunk number of people gasp in were given the right to be comesc back to dig through the treasures this summer. I doubt I’ll get back too driving laws, drug laws, horror? If not, why not? ERUQDQGSHRSOHOLNHWKHP he/sheh has bought. Nine time out of 10, Flathead Lake, cross the Beartoothh thet three of us are pretty accurate (that +LJKZD\ RU JR FUDSSLH ¿VKLQJ RQQ timet we are wrong, we just pretend like the Tongue River Reservoir. I’m nott Viewpoint iti never happened.) JRLQJ WR KDYH WLPH WR ÀRDW WKH %LJJ Pawn Stars is about the same as +ROH ¿VK WKH 0LVVRXUL RU SXW XSD D SStorage Wars and the three of us can new fence around the garden. EPA muddying things on Waters of the U.S. ddetect a forged presidential signature in And I’m OK with that. In less thann By Bob Stallman, President meaningless. a heartbeat (most of them are penned two months I’ll be hunting grouse onn American Farm Farming exemptions—EPA of- bby their secretaries) Same deal wirh the prairie and in the mountains. Withh Bureau Federation fers assurances that all farming AAmerican Pickers. We know what to a bit of luck I’ll draw an antelopee and ranching exemptions are being ppay, when we are getting price gouged tag and get the opportunity to crawll Americans expect straight talk preserved under the rule. But those aand when we are getting a deal. We through the sagebrush and pricklyy from their government. If our gov- exemptions are extremely limited mmake the checkers at grocery stores pear in pursuit of them. ernment says something, you ought when it comes to activities in juris- ccrazy as we try to haggle prices…that Later there will be ducks andd to be able to take it to the bank, as dictional waters. That’s why the ex- iis not how retail works, we quickly pheasants to hunt in the marsh, andd the saying goes. emptions will not protect most or- rremember. elk and mule deer in the Breaks. The Environmental Protection dinary farming and ranching from 6RPH 5HDOLW\ 79 VKRZV PDNH PH There will be days, for sure, whenn Agency is not meeting that expecta- permit requirements if ditches and a know-it-all in a different way. The I’ll miss the warmth of summer, thee tion. Instead of making things clear ORZ VSRWV LQ IDUP ¿HOGV DUH UHJX- sshow Deadliest Catch has taught me SXOORIDKHDY\¿VKRQP\OLQHDQGG when it comes to how the proposed lated, as they will be under the pro- tthat if I ever thought I could work the the taste of a tomato picked freshh “Waters of the U.S.” rule would af- posed rule. GGHFN RI D FUDE ¿VKLQJ ERDW LQ 'XWFK from the garden. fect farmers and other landowners, Under the rule, federal permits HHarbor, I was really wrong and should But not as much as I miss huntingg the EPA is muddying the waters. would be needed for common farm- bbe slapped in the back of the head for right now. It’s Complicated ing activities such as applying fer- eeven contemplating it. Those guys The wait is almost over. Two Supreme Court rulings have tilizer or pesticides, or moving cat- mmake John Wayne look like a sissy. Parker Heinlein is at limited EPA’s and the Corps of En- tle, if materials that are considered Another show that I have learned a [email protected] gineers’ authority under the Clean pollutants would fall into regulated llot from is Cops …bad boys, bad boys, Water Act to waters that are navi- low spots or ditches. Farmers can’t wwhat you gonna do? . After years of JDEOHRUKDYHD³VLJQL¿FDQWQH[XV´Bob Stallman, president of the American wait for federal permits to fertil- wwatching the show I know that more 3KLOOLSV to navigable waters. EPA claims theFarm Bureau Federation and a beef cattle ize or protect their crops from pests ooften than not drunk men go to jail rulings “complicated” the permit-and rice farmer from Texas. and diseases. Permits also would be wwithout shirts – or very many teeth – RRU LI D SROLFH RI¿FHU ¿QGV VRPHWKLQJ ting process. The reality is not all tency to the process is the opposite of required for activities such as plow- &RXQW\ that complicated: The agencies dis- ing, planting and fencing in these iillegal in your pockets that the old straight talk. eexcuse of “these aren’t my pants” isn’t like the rulings and are simply trying We Read the Fine Print new “waters of the U.S.” unless a 1HZV to write regulations that allow them farmer has been farming the same JJRLQJ WR À\ DQG \RX DUH JRLQJ WR EH When regulators show up on farms iincarcerated. WEDNESDAY, to do what the Supreme Court has and ranches, they won’t be look- land for decades, raising hurdles for said they cannot do—regulate nearly beginning farmers. Finally, what watching Reality has JULY 23, 2014 ing back at talking points to decide ttaught me is that chronicling the day- VOL. 93 NO. 21 all waters. whether farming requires an expen- Landowners could be in for a rude EPA has said that it only wants to awakening—faced with penalties or WWRGD\RSHUDWLRQVDWWKHRI¿FHVRIWKH sive federal permit. They will use the PPhillips County News would, indeed, (USPS 430 320) bring “clarity and consistency” to regulation. So let’s take a look at the lawsuits for the very things EPA says the process. That sounds reasonable. the rule doesn’t cover. Farm Bureau mmake for great television. Watching Periodicals postage paid at ¿QHSULQW tthe four of us freak out for six days Good talking point. The only prob- Ditches—The rule regulates ditch- is dedicated to preventing that from Malta,MT. OHPLVWKHVWDWHPHQWGRHVQRWUHÀHFW happening, and we thank those lead- wwondering how we are going to put es as “tributaries.” EPA claims that RRXW DQRWKHU QHZVSDSHU PLQXWHV Published every Wednesday at what is in the proposed rule. The the rule would exclude ditches, but ers in the House and Senate who, in Malta, Mt. 59538 regulation will automatically regu- a bipartisan manner, are standing up aafter the last one was put to bed would the so-called ditch exclusion only hhave so much drama and intrigue that late countless small and remote so- for farmers and other landowners. covers ditches dug entirely in “up- tthe show’s rating would be through called “waters” that are usually dry :HKRSH(3$RI¿FLDOVZLOOUHDGWKH Subscription Rates: ODQGV´7KHUXOHGRHVQ¶WGH¿QH³XS- tthe roof. You probably disagree with In County - $35.00 Annually, and, in fact, look like land to you and lands” (so much for clarity), but we ¿QH SULQW:H KDYH DQG WKDW¶V KRZ PH7KLVLVIDUPRUHWKDQD³FODUL¿FD- mmy last statement, but what you would Mailed; $25 if picked up at know that uplands are not wetlands, we know it’s time to Ditch the Rule! hhave to agree with is that each of you tion.” It is a dramatic expansion of RI¿FH and most ditches are “wetland” at Bob Stallman is president of the wwould love to own a Pierre Bibbs Out-of-County - $40; federal power. Expanding the federal some point along their length. That’s American Farm Bureau Federation bbobble-head (bought at Wal Mart, no Out-of-State - $45. government’s jurisdiction under the just one reason Farm Bureau believes and is a beef cattle and rice farmer lless.)Wouldn’t you? Out-of-Country - Call for Quote. guise of bringing clarity and consis- the narrow ditch “exclusion” will be from Texas. Maybe I’m not such a know-it-all. Sorry No Refunds Thanks for reading and Aloha. on Subscriptions Letters/Guest Column Postmaster: Send address Policy The Phillips County News changes to Box 850, welcomes letters to the editor and guest columns. Malta, MT. 59538 All letters — typed, written or submitted electronically — must include author’s Telephone: (406) 654-2020 name address and tele- FAX: 654-1410 phone number for FRQ¿UPDWLRQSXUSRVHV All opinions are welcome, EMAIL: [email protected] although libelous or scur- rilous submissions will not be published. The Phillips Publisher/Editor County News reserves the Mark Hebert right to edit all letters for Sports Editor clarity and brevity, and the decision whether to publish Pierre Bibbs is at the discretion of the 2I¿FH0DQDJHU&RS\(GLWRU Phillips County News. Debbie Solberg Letters of thanks are offered at a reduced price 2I¿FH0DQDJHU&RS\(GLWRU on other pages of the Vikki Truelove Phillips County News. THE PHILLIPS COUNTY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 2014 - PAGE 3A Education campaign to help Montanans quit smoking Continuing with the success diseases doctors see every or visit www.cdc.gov/tips to try to make cigarettes more at- of last year’s landmark national day,” said Tim McAfee, M.D., view the personal stories from tractive and more affordable — tobacco education campaign, M.P.H, director of the CDC’s the campaign and for free help particularly to youth and young the U.S. Centers for Disease 2I¿FHRQ6PRNLQJDQG+HDOWK quitting. adults. Control and Prevention (CDC) “The former smokers in these “These ads are effective in Smoking remains the leading is airing a second series of ads ads give voice to the more than bringing to life the devastat- cause of preventable death and LQ IHDWXULQJ UHDO SHRSOH 16 million Americans who are ing effects of smoking, helping disease in the United States. It who are living with the effects suffering from smoking-related people quit and never start,” kills about 480,000 Americans of smoking-related diseases. chronic dis-eases each and ev- says Mary Lou Broadbrooks. each year. For every person The newest ads in the “Tips ery day.” “As a County Health Nurse, who dies from a smoking-relat- from Former Smokers” cam- The ads feature smoking- I know all too well the ter- ed disease, about 30 more peo- paign tell the story of how real related health conditions that rible toll of smoking. Phillips ple suffer at least one serious people’s lives were changed people don’t commonly asso- County Coalition for Healthy illness from smoking. Nearly forever due to their smoking. ciate with cigarette use—in- Choices is committed to help- 70% of smokers say they want In Montana, 1400 residents die cluding gum disease, pre-term ing Montanans know the real- to quit. 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together, and today they have “I worked with a fellow Without beind able to read a LaFond close to 60 grandchildren. named Jeff Pressley,” LaFond square, you’d have a crooked continued from page 1 As far as the secret to being a told the PCN, when talking house, he continued. however, LaFond tripped over great father, LaFond gave a fa- DERXW KLV \HDU FDUHHU DV D One of his favorite hobbies a railroad tie. miliar but true answer, “Love carpenter. is playing Texas Hold ‘Em He then thought, maybe he your wife again,” he said. Pressley taught him one and LaFond still owns a retail could grab the cable, but the His family is his most prized thing that every carpenter EXLOGLQJRQQGVWUHHWWKDWKH cable was moving too fast and possession. should know. hopes to sell in the near future. QHDUO\FKRSSHGKLV¿QJHUVRII His wife Mae was an ex- “He showed me how to read He got up and kept running cellent homemaker and was a the square,” he said. towards the opening and ulti- bookkeeper for LaFond while CRAZY DAYS mately escaped. Even though he owned and operated the an overhead railroad tie nearly Malta Ready Mix, starting in knocked him out. WKH ¶V+HLVWKHRULJLQDO SATURDAY JULY 26TH Another experience was owner and operator of the Downtown Malta is the place to be for games, food, when LaFond was working on Malta Ready Mix and he sold vendors and in store specials. Stop by for bargains DEXLOGLQJDQGQHDUO\IHOO¿YH it around thirty years later. and join in the fun of Crazy Days! stories off of a 40 foot scaffold, Through that company, La- while working on the grain el- Fond has provided concrete All kids come down to evator in Loring. That elevator for most of Phillips County “Dig for Money in the Straw” still stands today. and it’s surrounding areas. sponsored by First State Bank He believes that his close He was a valuable part of calls with near certain death, building Catholic churches in 10:00 a.m. Ages 4 and under was the main reason he came Dodson, Saco, Whitewater, 10:30 a.m. Ages 5 to 7 to have a faith in God. Lodgepole, Hays and the bell 11:00 a.m. Ages 8 to 10 Along with his faith in tower at St. Mary’s in Malta. Christ, LaFond noted that mar- He also built his beautiful OUR HOURS ARE CHANGING rying his wife was the most brick house he lives in. Effective August 15, 2014 the First State Bank lobby important and drive up will close at 5:00 pm on Friday’s. LaFond’s wife of 73 years was Mae (Svien), who was Lobby hours: Monday-Thursday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. a Saco Native. The couple Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. met when LaFond worked at Drive up hours: Monday-Friday 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. Westland, a local gas station in 1940 and were married that Saturday 8:30 am to 12:00 noon. same year on October 13. There is one secret to a suc- cessful marriage, according to LaFond. THE FIRST “Love your wife,” he said. When asked about his wife, STATE BANK who passed away last October, P.O. B OX 910 - MALTA, MT 59538 LaFond responded, “She was (406) 654-2340 OR 1-800-356-7545 a good family woman and I WWW.FSBMALTA.COM loved her the whole time. She helped me with all she could.” DDEPOSITSEPOSITS INSURED INSURED TO TO $250,000.00 $250,000.00 The couple had six children
Two changes to Is your computer running slow? Have you had it checked for viruses, malware, spyware or Malta School’s adware? Call and have your computer cleaned bus routes to improve performance $W WKH -XO\ 6SH- Call PHILLIP WRIGHT cial School Board Meeting of the Malta School District, the (406) 301-2241 or 2251 Board of Trustees approved bus URXWHVIRUWKHVFKRRO \HDU7KHUHZHUHWZRVLJQL¿FDQW changes to bus routes. The Content Route and the We also sell computers at very competitive prices! Loring Route were eliminated. The Southern end of the Lor- ing Route, up to the Assiniboine Online home loans- Road, was absorbed by the P. T. A. North Wagner Route. The North too good to be true? Bridal Shower for Wagner Route will begin at Pat Mandi McGuire Doucette’s, and continue east and south toward Malta. The Phillips and Lance Webb route will continue to service Transit 6XQGD\-XO\WKDWSP Green Acres, and then proceed Actually, yes. Authority at the north to Assiniboine Road and 654-5301 Malta Lutheran Church back to Malta. 311 S. 8th Ave. E. The Zortman, Strater and National online lenders may try, BUS SCHEDULE South Wagner Routes remain but the lending programs that work in unchanged. Malta: Monday thru Friday Those families no longer ser- larger cities or states simply don’t work 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. viced by District buses are eligi- in our rural communities. Fortunately, Tuesday: Saco Granite or Bronze ble for Individual Transportation Independence Bank is here to help. Call PHILLIPS TRANSIT to inquire Contracts. about our periodic trips to Billings, MONUMENTS Do not hesitate to contact Mr. Before you click, call or stop by and Great Falls, Havre, Glasgow, Fort & MARKERS Kuehn at the School if you have talk with Andrea Lien (NMLS#473302), Belknap & Lewistown. Available through questions or concerns. Out of town trips require advance IRKWOOD your local Independence Bank notice and rates vary depending on K destination and number of riders. FUNERAL HOME lender today. 654-1132
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Bobby Lee (Bob) Big Sky, Montana and Kodiak, Alaska. He is survived by his mother Mary WESTSIDE FOOD COURT 654-1355 Kodiak was 5XVV +DOORI%LOOLQJV VWHSIDWKHU5XIXV Perkins his favorite 6KHOOH\ 5DPLUH]RI0DOWD KLVEURWKHUV SODFH WR EH LW Tom (Sandy) Ramirez of Billings, and Ed NOW SERVING: Bobby Lee (Bob) Perkins passed away ORIGINAL BREAKFAST SANDWICHES was truly his (Kristen) Ramirez of Big Sky and by four at his home in Kodiak, Alaska on July home and he nephews, Joe and Tommy Perkins, James Open from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sun.-Thurs. and +H ZDV ERUQ -XO\ LQ 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. Fri., & Sat. considered his and Luke Ramirez. Also surviving are his Ontario, Oregon to Carol Lee and Mary many friends very special aunt Aggie (Don) Petersen of Jane Perkins. there to be his Kalispell, Montana, and his uncle H.D. Piccadilly Bob attended schools in Saco, Montana family. Hendrickson of Saco, Montana. Pizzas & Sandwiches! and Northglenn, Colorado. He worked in Bob was Cremation has taken place. Memorial Broaster Chicken the building construction trade, primarily preceded Services are being planned for Kodiak in as a drywaller but as a construction cost in death by the near future and in Big Sky at a later HVWLPDWRU LQ KLV ODWHU \HDUV$ FRQ¿UPHG his father, a date this summer. FREE DELIVERY ON PIZZA AFTER 5:00 P.M. bachelor, Bob spent his adult life between Friday Special Fish Sandwich $4.39 brbrotherother DaDan,n,, aandnd hishis onlyonly sisisterster TTammy.ammyy. Please call in advance for Chicken orders of 16+ pieces Mark Robert School in 1978 and received a football and Gun Club, and Boy Scouts before that. scholarship to attend Eastern Montana He loved working in his shop and always Haugen College. had a project in progress for his home or WESTSIDE CASINO 2Q 'HFHPEHU for other folks in the community. Mark 2Q-XO\0DUN5REHUW 1981, he married Billie always lent a helping hand when one was Haugen went to join the Lord. R. Zier in Malta. They needed. He is dearly loved and will be 654-2663 Services will be held on Tuesday, moved to Chinook missed by all who knew him. -XO\ DW DW WKH LQ ZKHUH WKH\ Mark was proceeded in death by his son Chinook High School auditorium. proceeded to raise three Chad Haugen, mother Sharon Haugen, his FREE Complimentary Drinks for Players! Arrangements have been made Hours: 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. children. Mark spent immediate grand folks, Mark and Ruth with Edwards Funeral Home many years farming Haugen and Bob and Alene Walen. of Chinook. Condolences for and ranching south of Mark is survived by his wife Billie, NOW IN CASINO E-Z Play Lotto the family may be left at www. &KLQRRN+H¿QLVKHGRII his two children Will and Shaylan, his - edwardsfuneralhomemt.com. his career with a variety grandchildren Brooklynn, Harley, and 0DUN ZDV ERUQ RQ -DQXDU\ of jobs some of which took him out of Bridger Haugen, his father Gordon (Linda) 1960 in Havre, Montana to Gordon and state, but he always returned to Chinook Haugen, his brothers Mike (Denise) and Sharon Haugen, the third of four children. which was his home. Matt (Lori) Haugen, his sister Linda(Tom) 0DUN HQMR\HG KXQWLQJ ¿VKLQJ ULGLQJ Mark was very active in the community, Tangen and several nieces and nephews. motorcycles and anything to do with being as a member of the Eagles Club, the Rod 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. 2 for 1 (no drink tickets) outdoors. He graduated from Malta High
Closer to 40 Birthday Party for P-Nut Saturday Larry Gordon :KHQ KH UHWLUHG LQ KH PRYHG EDFN Latray, Patrick (Lizzy), Maryann, AJ, Dre, to Malta.,so he could be with his family Alex, Gabe, Izzy, Tori, Tia, TJ, Karley, and Drink Specials start at 6 p.m. until close Weston DQGIULHQGV/DUU\ORYHGWRKXQW¿VKERDW Weston. Four great grandchildren Dominic, and spend his retired days at his son’s Hailey, Bella and Willis. He is preceded Meet ya at the.... MALTA-Larry Gordon Weston aka mechanic shop. The true loves of his life in death by father Gordon Weston, Mother MINT “Santa”, 67 of Malta, Mont., Passed away of were his children, grandchildren, and great Eveleyn Weston, his wife Debbie Weston, natural causes at his home in Malta on July grandchildren, and family. He will be deeply and one grandchild Bobbie Lee. $FHOHEUDWLRQRIOLIHZLOOEHKHOG missed in so many Phillips County Dining Guide RQ$XJXVW DW DW7UDIWRQ 3DUN ways. in Malta, Mt. Condolences for the family He is survived by Great Northern Hotel, Restaurant, may be left at www.kirkwoodfuneralhome. his three siblings, Lounge, Steakhouse & com. For any information please contact Sister Sharon (Bill) Ester (Weston) Kolczack at Barker, Coffee Shop RU(PDLODW Sister GN 2 SOUTH 1ST ST. E. MALTA, MT [email protected]. Lillian PHONE 654-2100 Larry was born on (Chuck) 2FWREHU WR Romano, Gordon Jauquin Weston and Serving Breakfast until and Eveleyn Ione (Braden) Brother Weston in Sanger, CA. Byron Noon on Weekends! The oldest of 4 kids they (Sherrie) were raised in California Weston. GN Chicken To Go until 1969. Larry worked Six HOURS: as a logging truck driver Available 7 days a week til 8:30 p.m. children Mon. - Sat. 6 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. ZKHUH KH PHW KLV ¿UVW Ester Sun. 6 a.m. to Noon *LIW&HUWL¿FDWHV$YDLODEOH wife Pat (Stone) Weston. They moved to (Cal) Kolczak, Nevada had 3 kids and Larry worked as a Lana Weston, Jay heavy equipment mechanic. They divorced (Jess) Weston, in 1984. Larry then met the love of his life Kandace (Derek) Debra (Ford) Weston, she had two kids that Oshio, Becky (Tim) Westside Restaurant KH DGRUHG WKH\ PDUULHG LQ DQG WKHQ Siewing, and Willy together they had one. Thurman. Fourteen Hwy. 2 West - Malta, MT 654-1555 Larry worked hard his whole life. He grandchildren moved to Alaska in 1996 where he worked Akasha (Kyle) FEATURING: Daily Breakfast, on a mine and fell in love with the state. Lunch and Dinner Specials! Solberg-Bruckner welcomes family to Malta Best Salad Bar on the Hi-Line HOURS: 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily - Later with reservations
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Mon. - Thur. 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Fri. & Sat. until 10 p.m. Don’t forget Sun. 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. our Salad Bar 140 S. 1st ST. E. - Malta, MT Hitchin’ Post DAILY SPECIALS: Stop in for a Great Mon ...Liver & Onions Breakfast Anytime Try our old-fashioned Tues. Pork Chops MILK SHAKES Wed. .Taco Salad HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (YD+6ROEHUJ%UXFNQHUIHHOVEOHVVHGDQGKDSS\IRUKDYLQJKHU¿YHFKLOGUHQWZRJUDQGFKLOGUHQDQGRQHJUHDWJUDQG- Thur. .Chicken Fried Steak Sundays 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. daughter here in Malta last week. The picture shows her sitting in front of them.(From left to right the picture shows Audrey Fri. ....Salmon Hwy 2 East - Malta, MT 59538 and her dad, Ryan Gildon (Shreveport, Louisiana), Tim and Vivian Bruckner (farm at Harb), Denise Gildon, (banker in Viv- Phone 654-1882 ian, Louisiana), Orvin & Thea Solberg (Malta), grandson Tony Solberg (college at Billings), Evelyn Hammer (teacher near Sat.. ..Salisbury Steak Send Jamie your thoughts and Seattle), Marvin & Sharon Solberg from Maryland. (Marvin works in Washington, D.C.) They drove to Fort Peck after church ideas on Facebook! Jul. 13; later to Viv and Tim’s farm at Harb for a barbecue and some horseback riding; to Orvin & Marvin’s organic farm at Harb and at Jimmy Murdock’s organic farm south of Malta THE PHILLIPS COUNTY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 2014 - PAGE 5A and family with a special cake Dean and Carol Kienen- trouble so stayed overnight his surgery. Dodson News and other treats. Everyone was berger were called home from with Bill and Marilyn Henry. Birthday greetings are sent VILLA THEATRE by Eldora Henry welcome and many relatives vacationing at Fort Peck with On Tuesday she had some tests to Robert Bear the 3rd and were present to help celebrate. her brother by illness of her and after Tillemans repaired Willard Mortenson. Willard Mortenson was hon- Congratulations Willard! PRWKHU/LOOLDQ9RQ6WHLQ her car she returned home in They say mothers really RUHG IRU KLV WK ELUWKGD\ RQ Terri Cole went to Billings Dora Henry was in Havre the afternoon. know how to push our buttons- Sunday at the Lutheran Church on Thursday to conduct some Monday for medical appoint- Pete James is home and get- --because they installed them! social room by daughter Diana business and see family. ments and experienced car ting around pretty good after
bbaledl d andd theh hhaybetb iis gettingi closel AAnniversaryi iin Rapeljelj over theh week-k biebi andd AAydend Richaui h spent a ffew daysd Loring News WREHLQJVZDWKHG7KHEOXHÀD[LVVWLOO HQG,WKDVEHHQLQWKH(UÀHIDPLO\IRU in the Loring area visiting Tom and Di- blooming beautifully and the peas are DFHQWXU\VRWKH(UÀHVKDGDIDPLO\FHO- xie Stordahl and Barbara Cowan. We by Dixie Stordahl putting on pods. It is the super moon ebration! took a road trip to Turner Cemetary PCN Correspondent again when the full moon is closest Josh and Jake Obie and Jamie Ander- on Saturday and visited Dad and then -- July 14 -- to earth for the next three months, so son, formerly of Whitewater, stopped by Tim Loring Woman’s Club will be held check it out. Tracey Hanley and family and Kenny Cowan’s to see Keith and Tim for a Wednesday & Thursday Congratulations to Jason and Tri- and Brenda Clark and family represent- few minutes. on July 16th hosting. July 23rd and 24th Loring Lutheran Church will be at sha Morrison on the birth of their son, ed the north central area of Montana at The Pete Lumsden family all met at 9:30 on Sunday with Cindy Clark of- Kage. Mick and Paula Morrison are the the Huntley Homesteader Days. the Fourchette Bay south of Malta for 7 PP.M..M. RRatedated R ¿FLDWLQJ grandparents. -XO\ a fun weekend on the Missouri River. Ellie Norville spent the week with Looks like Loring has a new resident. Lots of range in weather this week, Jackie Lageson of Boston is visit- her Grandma Carol and Grandpa Pete. Mark Lageson has a mobile home near KRW GHJUHHV FRRO GHJUHHV ing her sister Cindy Clark and brother Carol took her home to White Hall on the stock yards. Welcome to the neigh- windy, calm, rain, fog, and lots of Mark Lageson for a few days. Thursday. borhood, Mark! VPRNHIURPWKH¿UHVLQRWKHUFRXQWULHV Get well wishes to Twilla Johanne- The ditches are being swathed and Kenny and Brenda Clark and fam- and states! Much better today! son who has had gall bladder surgery ily took in the Prairie Bell Farms 100th Scott and Roxanne Cowan and Deb- and is on the road to recovery!
Gloria Corona and the Lawless family daughter of Sean and Shelby Moore. outhouses? I have a port-a-potty which is Whitewater News with members of the congregation at- Many of the Werk family from Dodson all right but I guess its time to modernize tending. attended. Sean works for Hammonds. and get running water. “You never miss by Helen Austin Patty and Steve Young had fam- Sally Austin took Janice Reichelt to the water till the well runs dry,” as the PCN Correspondent ily visiting last week. This includes Ann Billings for appointments and they vis- old saying goes. How true! I am going Friday, Saturday, & Our sympathies go out to Sue Haag and Taylor (Ed Anderson’s mom), Jackie ited Janet Brown also. to dig a well. Wish us luck! Uncle Otto family on the passing of her mom. Haags Durham (Ed’s sister), Sammie Anderson This is a tribute to Mom and Dad and could “witch a well,” just shake a stick Sunday July 25th- 27th lived in Whitewater for years and Pastor (Ed’s daughter), and Shelby and Shae DOO 3LRQHHUV 7KLV -DQXDU\ DERXW and see where water was located. I can’t. Rated PG13 Haag is pastor of Malta’s Hi-Line Apos- (Jackie’s daughters). Hope they liked seven months ago, I moved to this house Also I have not had television since 7p.m. IN 3-D tolic Church. Members of his church at- Whitewater. in Whitewater. It had electricity but I I came. So I have a real appreciation of tended a retreat at the former Youth ranch There was a baptism at the Lutheran have lived here this long without running Mom, Dad and all pioneers! Guess we all AllAll SeatsSeats $8.00$8.00 outside of Whitewater. It was hosted by church on Sunday for Baby Lili Grace, water or a sewer. Do you remember the do, don’t we?
Mustang ments and then a slew of door you can buy an arm’s length of some people scholarships in President Darlene Kolczak, continued from page 1 prizes to be given away. There WKHPIRU´VDLG'XQEDU the past.” 93 9DQ 6DYDJH 6HFUHWDU\ DUH RQO\ WLFNHWV DYDLODEOH Live music will be provided The Mustang Foundation Melissa Dunbar, Treasurer Bri RWKHU LWHPV WR EH UDIÀHG RII IRU WKH VWDWXH UDIÀH DQG WKH on the night by classic country QRZ KDV VFKRODUVKLSV WR Sims, Lecil Demarais, Mike on the night include gift cer- winner need not be present to band Latigo and dinner will grant seniors leaving Malta to Rappold, Amanda Ziegler, WL¿FDWHVIURPORFDOPHUFKDQWV win. include a rib dinner and all the attend college and are named Toni Ziegler, Kristin Millican, two Family Activity Ticket “You will also be given a raf- ¿[LQJVFRRNHGE\7LQD0H\HU after the people who have do- Deanna Arnold, Stacie Siman- packets good at local establish- ÀHWLFNHWDWWKHGRRUDQGWKHQ to be followed by dessert. Din- nated them. Each of the schol- ton or Kris Kuehn. ner includes one free drink arships can be found online at 7LFNHWV IRU WKH UDIÀH PD\ as well. KWWS PDOWDNPWXV XQGHU also be purchased at these es- Tuesday, Wednesday, & ³7KDW LV EHQH¿FLDO IRU Mustang Foundation. tablishments: First State Bank, Thursday July 29th-31st those parents with senior For more information on the Independence Bank, First Se- Family Matters students because those kids UDIÀHRUWRREWDLQPRUHLQIRU- curity Bank, Equity Co-op, Rated PG13 JHW¿YHH[WUDSRLQWVRQWKHLU mation about the fund raiser, Ezzie’s Wholesale, West Side 7 p.m. IN 3-D Thursday, July 24th thru scholarship applications,” contact any of these Mustang Self Service, Hardware Hanks All Seats $8.00 Saturday, July 26th said Dunbar. “That has won Foundation Board Members: RU9DOOH\'UXJ CRAZY DAYS SIDEWALK SALE!! OPEN LATE THURSDAY 5-7 P.M. 50-75% OFF ON CLEARANCE ITEMS NEW MARKDOWNS ADDED THIS WEEK COME IN AND CHECK THEM OUT!! Find us on Facebook
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3 SISTERS CRAZY DAYS 25% OFF STOREWIDE SATURDAY JULY 26TH Come check out our clearance table! PAGE 6A - THE PHILLIPS COUNTY NEWS - WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 2014 FARMING & AG Part 13, Case Models 12-20, 15-27, 22-40, 40-72 A weekly column by Chuck Cecil Case introduced a series of four cross-mounted engine tractors about 1920. Each was identified by the Case name, and by drawbar and belt horsepower. The 12-20 had twelve HP on the drawbar and 20 HP on the belt. It was rated at 1,050 RPM. All had cast iron frames, and all moving parts were en- closed. The engines were four- cylinder, valve-in-head with a gear driven cooling fan. Case engines of this series had re- movable cylinder barrels. The show-piece was the 15- 27. It established a reputation for efficiency and depend- ability. In tractor tests it won -LP.QXGVHQ2ZQHU%URNHU awards in plowing and in fuel costs. Sharon Wombold - Broker For example, in 1920 at Dennis Bebee - Sales Associate Melvin, IL, the fuel cost for Carly Bishop- Sales Associate the Case 15-27 was 42 cents Web page - missouririverrealty.com per one acre of plowing. The [email protected] nearest competing tractor safe in saying that it will last implement requiring 12 to 15 weighed over 21,200 pounds, Hwy. 2 West Box 409 - Malta, Mt. Ph. (406) 654-2273 FAX (406) 654-2555 recorded 54 cents. This was at least 50 percent longer than horses. It could also power with about two-thirds of the based on kerosene fuel at 21 the average tractor.” a 32x54 threshing machine. weight on the driver wheels. This 2,240+/- sq.ft. The 15-27 was equipped The engine speed was rated at All Case tractors men- home on 39+ acres is cents a gallon. In the National Plowing with a belt pulley 16 inches 850 RPM. tioned above were equipped DQDPD]LQJ¿QG0DLQ in diameter, width suita-ble The Case 40-72 was a road with steel wheels with bar ÀRRUOLYLQJDQGDZDON Contest at Fargo, ND in 1921, this tractor plowed one acre at for a 6- inch belt and a speed and farm tractor with a draw- type lugs. The transmission RXW EDVHPHQW ZLWK of 900 RPM. Since the pulley bar pull of 12,000 pounds. provided two forward speeds ERQXV URRPV DQG a cost of 29 cents compared to the average of all competitors was mounted directly on the One of its features was a lock- and a reverse in all models. SOHQW\RIIDPLO\OLYLQJ crankshaft, full power was ap- ing differential that would An interesting option was VSDFH 0DQ\ QHZO\ (there were over thirty) of 35 cents. This was based on kero- plied to belt work. activate if one driving wheel an acetylene headlight. It at- UHPRGHOHG IHDWXUHV The 22-40 was suited to the was stuck, or would spin. tached to the right hand fend- LQ DGGLWLRQ WR VHYHUDO sene cost of 11.8 cents per gal- lon. larger farms. It could handle a The engine had a bore of er and was adjustable so that QHZ RXWEXLOGLQJV four-bottom plow, two eight- seven inches and a stroke of the light could be directed PLOHV:HVWRI0DOWD$VNLQJ $/ The Case Company stated in advertisements: “We feel foot tandem disk harrows, eight inches, with an engine ahead or to the rear of the three grain binders, or any speed of 750 RPM. The 40-72 tractor. 5('8&('0DOWDED\VHOIVHUYLFHFDUZDVKRQDFRPPHU- FLDOORWZLWKQXPHURXVXSJUDGHVWKDWLQFOXGHQHZSXPSV “Kids to Fish” program allows youths to borrow gear IXUQDFHZDWHUVRIWHQHUDQGVWHHOURRI7KLVEXVLQHVVLVDYDLO- A popular Montana Fish, and reel manufacturers and Youngsters are required to HINSDALE DEOHMXVWLQWLPHIRUFDUZDVKLQJVHDVRQ -/ :LOGOLIH 3DUNV 5HJLRQ WDFNOH UHWDLOHUV ' * 6SRUWV sign out the equipment and re- *RXVH (QJUDYLQJ program that allows children :HVWHUQ LQ *ODVJRZ DQG turn it in good working order Gun Sales &R]\EHGURRPKRPHZLWKDORQJWHUPUHQWHULQSODFH7KH WR FKHFN RXW IUHH ¿VKLQJ URGV Stromberg’s Sinclair and the within a reasonable amount of SACO EDVHPHQWLVXQ¿QLVKHGKRZHYHULWKDVJUHDWSRVVLELOLWLHV and tackle is in full swing Big R store in Havre give FWP time. About 400 of the fully- 5 &¶V'DLO\*ULQG 3URSHUW\ LQFOXGHV D ODUJH IHQFHG EDFN\DUG DQG LV ORFDWHG again this year. substantial discounts that help rigged rods are available for MALTA RQ D FRUQHU ORW 2ZQHU 0RWLYDWHG 5('8&(' WR The “Kids to Fish” pro- keep the program sustainable. free public use. 3KLOOLSV &RXQW\ /L- *( gram lets youngsters check New loan-er sites have been Fishing rods and tackle are brary RXW¿VKLQJURGVDQGUHHOVDQG set up this year at the Ag Land currently available to check DODSON 0,66285,5,9(55($/7< basic tackle at 48 different Co-op store in Wolf Point and out at these locations: $O¶V7RZQ &RXQWU\ sites across Montana’s Hi- the Tire-Rama store in Rud- Store Line. Nationally known rod yard. THE PHILLIPS COUNTY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 2014 - PAGE 7A Bear Paw Food and Ag offers food safety and marketing training 2014 Marian Hills Bear Paw Development Cor- Network understands the dif- sometimes daunting process of es and will begin at 9 AM and Men’s Golf League poration’s Food and Agricul- ¿FXOWLHVWKDWPDQ\IRRGHQWUH- developing a homemade prod- conclude by 1 PM on August Team Pairings for Event on July 10, 2014 ture Development Center will preneurs encounter in bringing uct into a commercially viable %HDU 3DZ 'HYHORS- be holding a “Concept to Con- new food products to market. retail product. We are very ment is located in downtown sumer: Developing Your Food 6LQFHLWVSDVVDJHLQLP- excited to be able to provide Havre in the Ryan Building at Product for Market” training plementation of the Food Safe- a training opportunity like this 6HFRQG$YHQXH6XLWH FRXUVH RQ $XJXVW ty Modernization Act (FSMA) in Havre and are hoping for To register, or for additional This course is open to anyone has been underway and rapidly a great turnout,” said Tiffany information, please contact interested in developing a food changing food safety expecta- Melby, Bear Paw FADC Pro- 7LIIDQ\0HOE\DW RU product as well as those who tions and regulations through- gram Manager. by email at tmelby@bearpaw. may already be in business but out the country. The Montana The training course will be org. To register online please would like a refresher course FADC Network wants to take taught by Jan Tusick of Ronan, go to https://lccdc.ecenterdi- on the ins-and-outs of food a proactive approach to these who serves as the Mission rect.com/ConferenceDetail. safety management and plan- changes by offering relevant Mountain Food Enterprise action?ID=196. ning. The course will cover and necessary training to food Center Director and has exten- This training course is spon- basic food safety regulations, manufacturers and produc- sive experience in food safety sored by the Montana Depart- food labeling guidelines and ers across the state in hopes management and planning. ment of Agriculture Food and requirements, perishability, of making the transition and 7KHFRVWRIWKHFRXUVHLV Agriculture Development pricing, and introductory mar- compliance process easier. which includes training mate- Center Network and Bear Paw keting strategies. Not only does Concept to Con- rials and lunch. The training Development Corporation. “The Montana Food and Ag- sumer cover basic food safety will be held at Bear Paw De- riculture Development Center regulation but it also covers the YHORSPHQW&RUSRUDWLRQ¶VRI¿F- 4-H Premium list, Phillips County Fair, 4-H Program of Events SATURDAY, JULY 26, 2014 8:00 a.m. SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 2014 9:00 a.m Judging will take place in the 2014 4-H Horse Show at Malta Pa- following order: - Beef Show- 11:00-4:00 Steel Building Ex- vilion manship, Market Beef (19), 8:00 a.m. hibits open Breeding Beef (1) Round Robin Showmanship THURSDAY, JULY 31, 2014 DP± SP 9:30 a.m. 3:30 p.m. 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 4-H Interview judging begins + ))$/LYHVWRFN6DOH 4-H Trophy Presentation Registration: 4-H - Steel - Steel Building – Building. Weigh scale opens at 10:00 a.m. – 8:30 p.m. 10:00 a.m. SP Steel Building Exhibits open 4:00 - 4:30 p.m. Judging of Sheep Showman- Exhibitors may pick up prop- SP VKLS0DUNHW DQG%UHHGLQJ 6:30 p.m. erty in 4-H Building Weigh Scale Closes for Ani- (8) Parade of Champions - Grand- mals to be weighed stands 3:00 p.m. See you at the Fair! 4:00 p.m. Small Animal Judging – Judging will take place in the &DWV 'RJV DQG 3RXOWU\ following order: Swine Show- (3) manship and Market Swine (38) SP± SP Its Always Good To See A FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 2014 Steel building open to public ZKHQMXGJLQJLV¿QLVKHG Friendly Face Free Puppet Thank you Double thanks to all the vol- Tom Willson Show unteer fire fighters, friends Invites You To See There will be a free puppet and neighbors who assisted Him And Save At show entitled with the fires on the Rothie “Spacebacon” at the Phillips place this past weekend. Jim Taylor Motors County Library on Monday, Thank you, once again, for In Fort Benton July 28 at 1 p.m. dropping what you were Tom has been a sales All ages are welcome! doing and helping out. We representative at Jim Taylor Motors for some time now. See you there. very much appreciate our He has been a Fort Benton resident for 44 years, and community! previously worked as a hunting and fishing expert at Scheels in Great Falls. As his past customers can attest, Tim and Vivian Bruckner he prides himself on his friendly service. Stop in for a cup Curt and Felicia Bruckner of coffee and allow him to help with any automotive needs, or give Tom a call, either at the dealership or on his cell phone at 406-621-5592. THANK YOU Thank you to the Coali- tion of Healthy Choices for awarding me with the (CG2;SFIL+INILM Samsung Tab 3, a screen FORDFORDFORD protector, a $50.00 gift card 252022525222000ST.CH0ST ST.STT.. CCHARLESHHAHARLARLR ES FORTFOF RTRT BENTONBENBENNTON to Radio Shack, and a bag 622-5491626222-5454491919 oror 1-800-823-24381-1--8008800-00-823-248823-3 2244388 with my design from the Above the Influence Logo Contest! RENTALS AVAILABLE Alana Ostrom *Low Income Housing *All Utilities Paid Sponsored By *Laundry Room *Playground “Your Ag Service Center” *Landscaped *Clean & Convenient Rent Based on 30% of Income Saco Dehy, Inc. CEDARVIEW APARTMENTS 1-888-595-3249 * 1-406-527-3266 * Shop 1-406-527-3341 Grain Cleaning, Fertilizer, Livestock Feed/Minerals Phone 654-2746 for TTY 711 - TDD 1-800-833-6388 Auto/Truck Parts and Lumber Fax 406-654-1842 310 S. 6th St. West - P.O. Box 1625 Malta, MT 59538 2014 Marian Hills Woman’s Golf League
We have all your dĞĂŵWĂŝƌŝŶŐĨŽƌ ǀĞŶƚηϵ:ƵůLJϮϯ͕ϮϬϭϰ dĞĂŵηϭ&ŝƌƐƚ^ƚĂƚĞĂŶŬ vs. dĞĂŵηϱŝƐŚŽƉƵŝůĚŝŶŐ͕/ŶĐ͘ Barb Galt Cheryl Moore Fair Grooming Rhonda Waters Ghost Player Brianna Math Kaycee Howard Supplies Renee Wasson Karey Bishop Karmen Kuehn Heidi Lulloff
dĞĂŵηϮ&ŝƌƐƚ^ĞĐƵƌŝƚLJĂŶŬ vs. dĞĂŵηϰůĂĚĞƐ Grooming Supplies Jamie Ulrich Kayla Howard Grooming adhesive, show sheen, wash Gail Cummings Donna Young Tyanna Dunbar Ann Sautter mitts, steer cards, mane n tale, wood chips, Ghost Player Linda Smith and lots more to choose from! Cyra Mears April Knowles Accepting Applications dĞĂŵηϯ/ŶĚĞƉĞŶĚĞŶĐĞĂŶŬ vs. dĞĂŵηϲWdŝƚůĞŽ We also have KayDel Stiles Lynne Nevrivy Sheep halters, & beef and pig sticks! Eunice Simonson Lois Waters PHILLIPS VILLAGE APARTMENTS Sascha Cole Nancy Salsbery Stop by and see us! Kari Kienenberger Rena Math Janice Reichelt Elena Sudbrack APARTMENTS FOR RENT: Full line of show & One and Two-Bedroom Apts., Electric grooming supplies dĞĂŵ^ƚĂŶĚŝŶŐƐ Points ,ŽůĞWƌŝnjĞƐ ǀĞŶƚηϴ Heat, Carpeted, Garbage, Water and 1 Bishop Building, Inc. 63 Low Gross: Barb Galt 43 for the 2 First State Bank 60 Low Net: Eunice Simonson 31 Sewer Provided, Laundry Facility 3 PC Title Co. 55 C2P Pin #4 Barb Galt fair! 4 First Security Bank 53.5 C2P #7 Cheryl Moore 5 Blades 50.5 Rental Assistance Available 6 Independence Bank 49.5 This institution is an ALL STRAW HATS equal opportunity provider & employer ARE 20% off Kids & Adults MANAGER: Scott Peigneux 2I¿Fe located at 906 S. 6th St. E. #12 Malta, Montana 59538 Equity Co-op 428 S. 1st East - Mt.-654-2240 Phone 654-1284 Free Air Hose available 24-7 PAGE 8A - THE PHILLIPS COUNTY NEWS - WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 2014 It's Crazy Days!! YESTERDAY’S PHILLIPS COUNTY NEWS MEMORIES See you downtown. Compiled by specials from participating and Hardware: Stainless Steel Headline: Malta Still Mark Hebert merchants. 6LQN (OHFWULF ,FH Growing Check out the fun activities and great sales July 28, 2004 But, the highlight will &UHDP )UHH]HUV DQG If a person who has not 10-years ago be a visit from live Disney MHS Graduates, come and get been in our little city for some this weekend. characters including Mickey your free graduation pictures! time were to come here at this Shop locally and support our area merchants! Headline: New Malta and Minnie Mouse, Donald This week at Malta City time they would surely feel Superintendent is settling in Duck, Pluto and Goofy along Hall: Girls! Girls! Girls! elated over the number of new Fair tickets available in our Lobby Almost one month into his with other characters. Wrestling National City Hall at buildings and private residences new job as superintendent of The special events get 9 p.m. Three big matches: that are going up here every For you convenience we have an ATM the Malta School District, Kris underway at 10 a.m. when Gorgeous Georgia vs. Marge day. Up on the hill in the Harry located at Little Ott’s Sinclair on Hwy 2. Kuehn is settling in and taking Disney characters and their Clancey Cosner addition where was an “observe and learn” attitude. companions appear on Front 9LRODWH 5D\ $PHULFDQ once a barren prairie is now He is already enjoying Street to greet shoppers and Champion) vs. Marlene dotted with new dwellings and the luxury of having an children. Schmidt (Champion of Europe) private garages. The walls for First Security Bank “administrative team” to )URP SP WKH 0DOWD Also Tag Teams match the new H.M. Kirton residence 6(0DOWD073KRQH consult and bounce ideas off Rotary Club will host the General Admission: Adults are up, and carpenters are 0HPEHU)',&'HSRVLWVLQVXUHGWR of, a luxury he didn’t have at Rotary “hay hide” in which &KLOGUHQFHQWV rushing this building into an \RXQJVWHUVVFUDPEOHWR¿QG early completion. Mayor the Highwood School District where he was superintendent for in hidden money. July 27, 1939 Caselberg’s new concrete 9LVLWXVDWRXUZHEVLWHDW ZZZ¿UVWVHFXULW\PDOWDFRP three years or at Opheim before Free rides on the Malta Fire 75-years ago UHVLGHQFH LV SDUWLDOO\ ¿QLVKHG that where he was principal for Truck will be available from Headline: Free Playground and will soon be ready for two years and a science teacher SP DQG 0D\RU *DUU\ Program Gets Under Way occupancy. Laramy’s are for seven. Adams will be giving rides in Lloyd LaFond, director of building a new ice cream Headline: Malta Swim Team his antique car. the newly-organized Phillips manufacturing plant in the rear ITS FAIR TIME! ZLOO WDNH WR 6WDWH RI )W Headline: Siren silent for County Recreational program, of their store and work on the Benton now announces the average number QHZ9DUHQ\6KDG\/D9HVFRQWH IN DODSON, MONTANA JULY 31ST THROUGH AUGUST 3RD )LIW\RQHRI0DOWD6ZLP Malta’s siren won’t be of people that the program garage is progressing. Team Members who competed wailing anymore except at 9:30 UHDFKHG GXULQJ LWV ¿UVW ZHHN Additional Locals: We in the divisional swim meet p.m. curfew hour. was about 100 and wishes understand that Norman First State Bank has: Grand Pass tickets, concert tickets and at Round Up last week have The siren was reactivated to emphasize the fact the Ronning is making preparations carnival tickets to take in all of the great events happening at TXDOL¿HGWRFRPSHWHDWVWDWHLQ about a month ago when a freak participation in the program is to start a store in the Norwegian Fort Benton this week. bolt of lightning hit a tree at the free. settlement north of Lovejoy in the 99th Annual Phillips County Fair. Malta took the second place courthouse that sent a charge LaFond also stated that the the near future. Mr. Ronning is WURSK\ LQ WKH UHOD\V ¿QLVKLQJ of electricity into the dispatch program was assisting the a good business man and will no behind Sydney. center blowing out a printed Malta Golf Club …a tennis doubt enjoy a liberal patronage. Join us Friday morning at the 4-H circuit board in a radio console. program has been stated at On Sale: This week at stand for a free breakfast, sponsored July 26, 1989 The damage to the console the Malta tennis courts, which Trafton-Dorr Co., Muslin 25-years ago prevented dispatchers from have been repaired …LaFond and Crepe Underwear at by the First State Bank. Headline: It’s Dizzyland in SDJLQJ¿UHPHQDQGDPEXODQFH is arranging horseshoe pitching D SHUFHQW GLVFRXQW DQG Malta, “Crazy Day” is Saturday crews via the pagers they wear and said that pits would be Children’s Romers and Wash Downtown Malta will on their belts. As a result, the made in the vacant lots east of Suits are Half Price. Take a tour through the exhibits and become Dizzyland for a day siren was activated to alert the Robertson Plumbing Shop. Additional Locals: T.C. when the Malta Merchants host personnel to emergency calls. On Sale: Salad Dressing, Penny, the moving picture barns and let the exhibitors know “Dizzyland-Crazy Day” on TXDUWMDUFHQWV magnate, was in a Glasgow what a great job they do. 6DWXUGD\-XO\ July 1964 bound passenger on the delayed The promotion will feature 50-years ago Thursday, July 23, 1914 1R7XHVGD\PRUQLQJWUDLQ See you at the fair. some sizzling sidewalk sale On sale at Jacobs Plumbing 100-years ago The First State Bank of Malta, member FDIC. PHILLIPS COUNTY – PHOTO MEMORIES
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Photo courtesy of Phillips County Montana, Memories on Facebook. 6LQFHUHO\3HWH¶V)DPLO\ PHILLIPS COUNTY NEWS CROSSWORD Questions in bold are taken from last week’s Phillips County News Headlines ACROSS 48. Punching tool Card of Thanks 1. Perish 49. Day-time tv’s 4. Abdominal Mr. Donahue Thank you to the FMDH staff that provided care muscles (abbr.) %RULQJ for Orlie. You truly go above and beyond in living 7. Recede %DNHU¶V up to our mission statement. To all who offered 10. Wing dozen encouragement, support, food, cards and memorial 13. Long time 'LFWDWLRQ money, we can't say thank you enough. 14. Adjoin (abbr.) $GROHVFHQW )L[HGFRP- We are truly blessed to live in a community 17. Crest pensation nature where people are appreciated. 18. Pillowy 3UHMXGLFH Thank you to Kirkwood Funeral Home for your ,QDÀXWWHU +HDULQJSDUW caring and attention. Thank you to the Legion and %UDVK 6RXQGUH- &RPPXQLRQ ceiver VFW groups from Saco, Hinsdale, Malta and Helena. table 60. Hotel Your military service was a fitting tribute to Orlie's life. &DORULH 7URWWHG Thank you again to everyone. (GLEOH 64. Drowse The Orlie Linn Family 'ULQN ([WUDRUGL- 31. Tires nary 33. Having to do 68. Bake un- 2014 Season with the navy shelled eggs 34. Dinero 69. Toy Fridays & Saturdays 36. Furrow *UHHQZLFK 7:30 pm 38. Crimson Time 39. Type of par- 74. Gain Sundays 4:00 pm ent 8QGHUJDU- Brought to you by the 40. Highs ment Fort Peck Fine Arts Council 6DQWDFDOO 76. Malta ac- Bringing you live theatre for 45 years www.fortpecktheatre.org wds.) tresses ‘break Reservations call 406-526-9943 6QDN\¿VK a___’ at Fort 5HVRUWKRWHO Peck Theater 46. Lode yield 77. Workout 47. Luau dish place 48. Liable 78. Slide on PLAYING: %ODFNVWRQH *URZROGHU 5DLQ\PR snow July 25, 26, 'UDW 86. Revolutions per minute 14. Sky 79. Last day of the wk. 27 6RXWKE\HDVW 87. Slippery frigid 16. Eccentric $I¿UPDWLYH 5HYROYHV 88. Insult 19. ___ Macinnes, Aug. 1, 2, 3 &DHVDU¶VWKUHH author Aug. 8, 9, 10 61. One of the three graces DOWN &OLIIGHEULV 63. Italian “dollars” - &RUSRUDWLRQ DEEU 64. Girth 1. Winter mo. 7URSLFDOHGLEOHURRW 66. Relating to the sun 1RWHRIGHEW $YHQXH 67. Headed 3. Traps 2UGHUHG 68. Canonized 4. Phillips County artists 30. Preparation (abbr.) 70. Pop (plr.) awarded for efforts in ___ 31. Heat unit 9LVLRQ WKH,QÀXHQFHFDPSDLJQ /HDUQLQJLQVWLWXWLRQV 73. Boater 0\WKLFDOORJJHU3DXO 34. Gambling debts %ORVVRPLQJ 6. Eye infection (SRFK Playing Aug 15-17; 22-24; 29-31 78. Make dense 7. Airport abbr. 37. Cow’s spikes 81. Radioactivity unit 8. Happen to 39. Regional plant life Box Office Hours: Wed.-Sun. 12-4pm 6HUYLQJGLVK 9. Disney character BBB FDOODWWHQWLRQ Fine Arts Council )RUW3HFN07 83. Potter’s oven 10. Allures 44. Environmental pro- 84. Bard’s before 11. Fib tection agency (abbr) THE PHILLIPS COUNTY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 2014 - PAGE 1B Phillips County News Sports Play ball: &URVV¿UH Supporting our Young People Westside in all their Activities! Restaurant “Good Food at an Affordable Price” Malta Dairy Queen Private Dining Room Available Grill & Chill 654-1555 HOURS: Daily 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Phone 654-1051 Later with reservations Hwy 2. E. - Malta Hwy 2 West - Malta, MT Supporting All 3 Sisters County Sports and Activities “Affordable Gift Shop!” Coffee & Smoothie Bar DQG:L¿ We Deliver! PCMS Michel of Joliet, who dialed Serving Phillips, Blaine continued from page 1B LQ EHIRUH ¿QLVKLQJ ZLWK 101 1st St. a time of 8.44. Runner up was 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. M - F and Valley Counties on Sunday winning the Box Malta’s Nick Cebulski, who 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat. FODVVZLWKDWLPHRIDI- KDVDWLPHRI DIWHUGLDOLQJ 654-2529 Phone 654-2040 WHUGLDOLQJLQ7KHUXQQHU in a 8.80. up was Swift Current’s Greg Riley Lander of Sidney and Mackay, who dialed in a time the Lloyd boys of Glasgow had ART’S RI DQG¿QLVKHGDW a great weekend in junior rac- The No Box Pro winner for ing. Saturday was Swift Current’s /DQGHU ¿QLVKHG ¿UVW 6DWXU- FURNITURE & CARPET Randy Koop, who had a dial day, with a time of 8.96, after “Finest in Furniture LQ WLPH RI DQG ¿QLVKHG a dial in of 8.99. Lander was Supporting & Floor Coverings” in 7.009. Runner up was Sc- also Sunday’s runner up, with 126 So. Central Avenue obey’s Dylan Cromweel, who a time of 8.98 and a dial in of Local Malta MT 59538 had a time of 6.88 after dialing 8.87. in a 6.90. Blake Lloyd won Sunday’s Sports Teams! 654-2251 Sunday’s No Box winner Junior class, with a time of Phone 654-2022 was Ronald Stahl of Glasgow, DIWHUGLDOLQJLQ Photos by Pierre Bibbs who had after dialing in at Garret Lloyd was Saturday’s Top Left: Terry Ray (front) and Duane Lloyd (Back) square off. Top UDQWKHUDFHLQZLWK Junior runner up, with a time Right: Rick Starkey spins his wheels for showmanship. Bottom: Nick- a .0374 reaction time. Runner of 8.07, after a 8.13 dial in. named the Spectical Man, Syl Schied of Billings, pops a wheelie while taking off down the track. up was Dylan Bergos of Malta Last weekend featured the ZKR¿QLVKHGDWDIWHUGLDO- track’s largest group of Super ing in 7.14. His reaction time Pro class racers, thanks in part ZDV to the racers from the IHRA ƚɃȺȹΎƟȯɁ˴ΎƜȷȳɁȳȺ˴ Saturday’s Sportsman class Summit Super Series, a four It’s Crazy Days went to Mandi Turner of track race. ƥȽɂȽɀΎƧȷȺΎ˱ΎƨɀȽȾȯȼȳ Central Avenue Havre, who had a time of 9.07, The track’s next action will Pit Crew after dialing in 8.99. The run- be a three day event starting ner up was Bobbie Jo Wilkins, August 30 and ending Sep- Phone 654-2331 654-2522 also of Havre, who had a time tember 1. In this event, racers Hwy 2. East - Malta, MT of 7.98, after dialing in 7.89. will all race for the Iron Man Sunday’s winner in the Classic trophy in their respec- Sportsman class was Ralph tive classes. 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C. 390-3460 30 S. 3rd E. - Malta Westside Self Service Casino & Deli First Security Bank THE PLACE TO GET Member FDIC Deposits Insured to $250,000.00 Piccadilly Pizza Smash Hit Subs & Phone 654-2221 - Malta, MT Cinn a.m. on Street Your Friendly Bakery Bank The First State GN Bank of Malta The Great Northern Proud of our Area Hotel and Restaurant Youth! “For the best dining in town” P.O. Box 910 * Malta, MT Phone 654-2100 (406) 654-2340 or Proud to Support 1-800-356-7545 Our Community! Member FDIC Farmers & Ranchers Lumber Company Independence BANK MEMBER FDIC Proud to be a supporter of Phillips County Sports For real security, spend Box 1086 -137 3rd St. E. - IRU\RXUKRPH¿UVW Malta, MT We have all you’ll need! Phone (406) 654-2700 654-1412 Phillips County Insurance CHMS, P.C. For all your insurance needs! Certified Public Accountants Phone 654-1200 654-1575 Malta, MT 59538 THE PHILLIPS COUNTY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 2014 - PAGE 3B ing an individual on a motor- a possible break-in to her resi- cycle was chasing cows east of GHQFH 'HSXW\UHVSRQGHGWRWKH PHILLIPS COUNTY SHERIFF’S LOG 1HOVRQ5HVHUYRLU LQGLYLGXDOQRW ORFDWLRQ FDVH ¿OH VWDUWHG IRU located. Burglary. 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WKHLU SDWLHQW ORFDO (07 &UHZ security checks on businesses in SP/DNH:LQG$GYLVR- SP)HPDOHUHTXHVWHGWR responded to the call. the Malta area. ry remains in effect until 9 p.m. speak to a Deputy regarding the SP UHFHLYHGUHSRUW- PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE THAT A TAX DEED Parcel Number 0000485300 314 South 2nd Avenue West, or prior to the date on which the MAY BE ISSUED Described in Phillips County Malta, MT 59538-8975. County Treasurer will otherwise NEED A VEHICLE? 7UHDVXUHUV7D[6DOH&HUWL¿FDWH The property tax lien was issue a tax deed, a tax deed may To: 11-4239-17-3-32-06-0000 S17, subsequently assigned to be issued to the purchaser on the Resident / Occupant T30 N, R30 E, A M&B TRACT IN ZINVEST LLC, P.O. Box 22243, day following the date that the Tim Starkey will be 550 S. 2nd Street East NWSn: 17 Tn:30 N Rg:30 E Billings, MT 59104. redemption period expires or on Malta, MT 59538 Described in Litigation Guarantee The amount of interest and the date the County Treasurer will glad to Help! A tract of land in the NW1/4SW1/4 costs are as of the date of this otherwise issue a tax deed. Windy Ridge Properties, LLC of Section 17, Township 30 notice and will continue to accrue The business address and Tim currently sells new GM Cars, MT: Mark Smerker North, Range 30 East, M.P.M., until the date of redemption. The telephone number of the County PO Box 435 situated and bounded as follows: County Treasurer as of the date of Treasurer who is responsible for Trucks, Cadillacs and a great Malta, MT 59538-0435 Commencing at a point 20 feet payment will calculate total amount issuing the tax deed is: north of the northeast corner of that must be paid for redemption. Phillips County Treasurer, 314 assortment of previously Windy Ridge Properties, LLC Lot 1, Block I of Survant’s Addition As of the date of this notice, the South 2nd Avenue West, Malta, 175 Cayuse Lane to the Town of Malta, Montana, amount of tax due is: MT 59538-8975. (406) 654-1742. owned vehicles. Havre, MT 59501 thence north 140 feet, thence TAXES: FURTHER NOTICE FOR THOSE east 210 feet, thence south 140 $4,489.73 UNKNOWN INTERESTED When you are in Great Falls, Windy Ridge Properties, LLC feet, thence west 210 feet to the PENALTY: $ 75.00 PARTIES OR PERSON LISTED drop in and see Tim about that PO Box 435 point of beginning according to INTEREST: $ 946.98 ABOVE WHOSE ADDRESSES Malta, MT 59538-0435 plat of the Townsite of Malta, COST: $ 801.20 ARE UNKNOWN: new vehicle you’ve been wanting! Montana. Reference Deed: Book TOTAL: $ 6,312.91 The address of interested party Unknown Interested Party 32 of Deeds, page 94. Property For the property tax lien to be is unknown. 3900 10th Ave. S. - Great Falls, MT 59405 Address Unknown Address: 550 S. 2nd Street East, liquidated, the total amount listed The published notice meets the Give us a call at 406-761-4900 Cit Malta, MT 59538. in paragraph 6 must be paid by legal requirements for notice of a Cell (406) 799-0282 - Toll free 800-761-4998 Motor Companyy Pursuant to section 15-18- The property taxes became September 29, 2014 which is the pending tax deed issuance. or visit us on the web at citymotor.com 212, Montana Code Annotated, delinquent on June 1, 2011. date the redemption period expires The interested party’s rights in E-mail: [email protected] NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: The property tax lien was or expired. the property may be in jeopardy. As a result of a property tax attached as the result of a tax sale If all taxes, penalties, interest, and Dated: July 23, 2014 delinquency, a property tax lien held on July 14, 2011. costs are not paid to the County exists on the following described The property tax lien was Treasurer on or prior to September (Published by the Phillips County real property in which you may purchased at a tax sale on July 15, 29, 2014, which is the date the News July 23, 30, 2014) have an interest: 2011, by Phillips County Treasurer, redemption period expires, or on AL’S MINI STORAGE Tons of summer inventory! Hwy.2 East (Next To Pavilion) Huge Selection! 6 Different Sizes Hours 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tues.- Fri. AllSteel, Totally Enclosed! 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday Security-Fenced& Lighted! Clean Drives, No Mud Call TOLL FREE 1-888-623-2222 WWW.ALSMINISTORAGE.COM (406) 323-INFO (4636) Call BOB EREAUX at 654-7070, 654-1406 or 654-2389 for all your vehicle needs! We’re here to serve you! 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DP UHFHLYHGUHSRUWLQJ SP 9DOOH\ &R 62 UH- hicle was broken into on 1st Ave Probate No. DP-2014-17 a one vehicle accident, no inju- ceived a report of an erratic : SURSHUW\ZDVVWROHQIURPWKH NOTICE T0 CREDlTORS ULHVWRWKHRFFXSDQWRQ+Z\ YHKLFOH ZHVWERXQG RQ +Z\ YHKLFOH 'HSXW\ UHVSRQGHG WR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the above FORVHWR'RGVRQ 5HVHUYH'HS- IURP+LQVGDOH 'HSXW\UHVSRQG- WKHFDOO FDVH¿OHVWDUWHG named estate. All persons having claims against the said deceased are required to present their claims within four uty and local MHP Trooper re- HGWRWKHFDOO YHKLFOHPDWFKLQJ DP 0DOH UHSRUWHG PRQWKVDOWHUWKHGDWHRIWKH¿UVWSXEOLFDWLRQRIWKLV1RWLFHRUVDLGFODLPVZLOOEHIRUHYHUEDUUHG VSRQGHGWRWKHORFDWLRQ FDVH¿OH &ODLPV PXVW EH PDLOHG UHWXP UHFHLSW UHTXHVWHG WR 9LUJLQLD 3DQNUDW] 3HUVRQDO 5HSUHVHQWDWLYH FR &ROH description not located. PLVVLQJ SURSHUW\ 8QGHUVKHULII Amestoy & O'Brien. P.O. Box 128O. 113 South 2nd Street West. Malta. 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DATED this 14th day of July. 2014. )LVK *DPH DVVLVWDQFH ZLWK 11:11 a.m. PC Hospital re- 9:33 a.m. Deputy reported ERDWHUV RQ 1HOVRQ 5HVHUYRLU quested an ambulance for a 9LUJLQLD3DQNUDW] a four wheeler on the railroad 'HSXWLHVUHVSRQGHGWRWKHFDOO JURXQG WUDQVSRUW WR +DYUH OR- Personal Representative tracks in downtown Malta. information passed on to Game cal EMT Crew responded to the SP UHFHLYHG UH- (Published by the Phillips County News July 23, 30 & August 6, 2014) Wardens the following day. call. porting a personal vehicle trans- 9:38 p.m. Deputy performed DP UHFHLYHG UH- port of an individual to the hos- a welfare check on a vehicle porting a male lying in the ditch SLWDO FDOOHU UHTXHVWHG KRVSLWDO DORQJVLGHRI+Z\MXVWHDVWRI HDVWRI0DOWD 'HSXW\UHVSRQGHG EH QRWL¿HG LQIRUPDWLRQ SDVVHG 0DOWD DOOIRXQGWREHRND\MXVW WRWKHFDOO PDOHIRXQGWREHWKH on to PC Hospital. stopped to make a phone call. hitchhiker reported earlier and 7IO L?'HPCN?>2I2;E?2B? SP 0DOH UHSRUWHG D 9:46 p.m. Deputy reported an all was okay. VLWXDWLRQ LQYROYLQJ D MXYHQLOH abandoned vehicle near the Old VLWXDWLRQ RFFXUUHG LQ %LOOLQJV +Z\ +Z\ -XQFWLRQ RZQHU $ILN ?HNIH!B;FF?HA? Deputy handled the call. not located. SP )HPDOH UHSRUWHG 10:34 p.m. Juvenile report- PUBLIC NOTICE Jim Taylor Motors “IS” the a vehicle speeding and throw- ed individuals throwing trash LQJURFNVLQWKHGRZQWRZQDUHD RXWRIDYHKLFOHQHDU:HVWVLGH MONTANA SEVENTEENTH 'HSXW\ UHVSRQGHG WR WKH FDOO JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, 'HSXWLHVUHVSRQGHGWRWKHFDOO COUNTY OF PHILLIPS vehicle located and was not individuals located and cleaned speeding at that time. up the mess. IN THE MATTER OF THE 1:00 p.m. Deputy reported a ESTATE OF GRACE m. July 17, 2014 NESSLAND, DECEASED. 6:18 a.m. Male reported a Probate No. DP-14-18 *IQ?MN.LC=?>"?;F?L HELP WANTED KLWFKKLNHU RQ +Z\ ZHVW RI 0DOWD 'HSXW\UHVSRQGHGWRWKH NOTICE T0 CREDlTORS PERIOD. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Malta School District that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Job Announcement PUBLIC NOTICE Representative of the above ON ANY NEW FORD, CHEVROLET OR GMC! Position: Elementary Custo- named estate. All persons having NOTICE OF FINAL BUDGET claims against the said deceased dian MEETING are required to present their claims CHECK THESE LOWEST PRICE EXAMPLES! within four months alter the date of Contact: Kris Kuehn, On August 12, 2014, at 7:30 p.m., WKH¿UVWSXEOLFDWLRQRIWKLV1RWLFHRU NEW 2014 FORDFORD F150 SUPERCABSU XLT 4X4 in the school board conference said claims will be forever barred. MSRP...... $41,150 Superintendent room the Trustees of Saco School Claims must be mailed. LONGLONG BED,BED, 5.0L Flex FuFuele V8, Bluetooth, Discount Price...... $38,200 NNXHKQ#PDOWDNPWXV District #12 A & B will meet to retum receipt requested. to: CD/MP3,CD/MP3 Keyless Entry, FRQVLGHU WKH ¿QDO EXGJHW IRU WKH Brenda L. Nessland. Personal Rebates...... $ 5,250 7HOHSKRQH 2014 - 2015 school year. Representative. c/o Cole. Amestoy SYNC, The meeting may continue from & O'Brien. P.O. Box 128O. 113 Alloy Wheels, Your Price...... $32,950 Deadline: Until Filled day to day until the budget is South 2nd Street West. Malta. adopted. Montana 59538. or tiled with the #N0171.. Effective: Immediately Any taxpayer in the district may Clerk ofthe above Coun. appear and be heard for or against DATED this 14th day of July. SAVE $8,200 :DJH '2(SOXV%HQH¿WV any part of the budget. 2014. * You musmumustt financefinance witwithh FFord Motor Credit, and trade in a 1999 or newer vehicle for this low price. Hours: 30 hours per work Dated: July 21, 2014 Brenda L Nessland, NEW 2014 FORDFORD EXPEDITIONEXPEDITIO LIMITED 4X4 MSRP...... $57,065 Apply by: Application may District Clerk: Kathy Siroky Personal Representative 5.4 L Flex Fuel V8, Heated and Cooled Dual Power (Published by Phillips County (Published by the Phillips County Leather Seats, Rear Air Cond., 6 Speed Overdrive Discount Price...... $53,957 be picked up in the Central News July 23, 2014.) News July 23, 30, & August 6, Transmission. Keyless Entry, Rebates...... $ 6,000 2I¿FH 2014) Rearview Camera, HELP WANTED Alloy Wheels, Challenge Price...... $47,957* RUDWZZZPDOWDNPWXV Tow Package. WANTED TO BUY #N0145. SAVE $9,108 7KH3KLOOLSV&RXQW\6KHULII¶V2I¿FHis hiring for two part- * You must finance with Ford Motor Credit for this low price. Wanted to buy: 14 or 16 WLPHGLVSDWFKSRVLWLRQVRQHSHUPDQHQWSDUWWLPHDQGRQH¿OOLQ wide mobile home. NEW 2014 CHEVY SILVERADO 2500 CREW CAB 4X4 The shifts will vary and include all shifts to cover for sick leave MSRP...... $59,845 Call 406-365-8900 and vacations. Computer experience is required. The wage is 6.6L Turbo Diesel V8, Heated, Dual Power Discount Price...... $55,344 Leather Seats, Keyless Start, Keyless Entry, FOR SALE $14.08 per hour after the probationary period. Applications are Bluetooth Wireless, CD/MP3, Rebates...... $ 5,500 available at the Dispatch window and will be accepted until OnStar, SiriusXM Satelite Challenge Price...... $49,844 FOR SALE: SRXQG Radio, Alloy Wheels, bags Coarse Softener Salt. July 31, 2014. EOE Tow Package. Milk River Cooperative, #NDT144. SAVE $10,001 ,QGXVWULDO5RDG0DO- WD HELP WANTED Shopping around and negotiating FOR SALE Carquest is looking for part/full time help. The job as a lot is time consumingg and stressfull. FOR SALE: For Amana High Ef- RIEHQH¿WVDQGGLIIHUHQWRSSRUWXQLWLHVWROHDUQDQGH[FHOLQ Save time, money and your sanity on your next vehicle purchase. ¿FLHQF\IXUQDFHV-DFX]]LSXPSV WKHDXWRPRWLYHDQGDIWHUPDUNHW¿HOG-REGRHVUHTXLUHDYDOLG water softeners & water softener drivers license and either a high school diploma or a GED. Its a shortshort drivedrive to UnbelievableUnbelievable Savings. CallCall or come in now toto salt. Call Farmers & Ranchers 654-1412. ,ILQWHUHVWHGSOHDVHJRWRFDUTXHVWFRPFDUHHUVDQG¿OORXWDQ DSSOLFDWLRQ$Q\TXHVWLRQVSOHDVHFDOO DQGDVN FOR SALE for Amanda Starkey (CG(CG2;SFIL+INILM2;SFIL+INILM FOR SALE: Small house on large lot. New roof. HELP WANTED FORD CHEVY & GMCMERCURY 1HHGV¿[LQJ3OHDVHFDOO 2520 ST. CHARLESCHARLLES )257%(1721&$//12: )257)2557 %(1721 &$//12: Now Hiring HELP WANTED jimtaylormotors.comji t l Looking for part time Immediate Opening for HPSOR\PHQW"'DLU\4XHHQLV various shifts at offering opportunities. PUBLIC NOTICE Stretch’s Pizza. Applications available at 21 Construction Inc., PO Box 1288, Malta MT 59538, 406-654-1203, submitted a Malta Dairy Queen. permit application to the Department of HELP WANTED Environmental Quality (DEQ) for a 6.2- PUBLIC NOTICE acre opencut mine permit for the LaFond Coaching Position Site in Section 5, T30N, R30E. The sand 0DOWD(OHPHQWDU\6FKRROWK MONTANA SEVENTEENTH JUDI- GDWH RI WKH ¿UVW SXEOLFDWLRQ RI WKLV and gravel would be used for various con- CIAL DISTRICT COURT, PHIL- notice or said claims will be forever struction needs in the area. Soil material and 6th Grade Girls LIPS COUNTY barred. would be stripped for reclamation, up to 9ROOH\EDOO&RDFK 80,000 cubic yards of sand and gravel In the Matter of the Estate of Orlie Claims must either be mailed to excavated, and the site reclaimed to 6WRSDWWKH'LVWULFW2I¿FHDQG P. Linn, Deceased. the personal representative return grassland. The hours of operation would receipt requested, at Box 7152, pick up an application or Probate No. +DYUH0RQWDQD RU¿OHGZLWK be unrestricted. The estimated date of FRQWDFW7DG6FK\HDW the Clerk of the above Court. ¿QDOUHFODPDWLRQZRXOGEH7KH Notice to Creditors application is posted at http://searchop- Dated this 10th day of July, 2014. encutpermits.mt.gov/. For more informa- HELP WANTED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tion contact MGC Consultants (406-794- the undersigned has been appoint- Pamela D. Linn, Personal represen- 2037) or DEQ Opencut Mining Program ed personal representative of the tative. above named estate. All persons (406-444-4970). First State Bank has an having claims against the said de- (Published by Phillips County News immediate opening for a ceased are required to present their July 16, 23, and 30, 2014.) claims within four months after the REQUEST FOR PUBLIC MEETING teller. This is a full time '(4LVDFFHSWLQJSXEOLFPHHWLQJUHTXHVWVIURPSURSHUW\RZQHUVXQWLO2QO\RQHUHTXHVWSHU position with PUBLIC NOTICE single owner, or per set of owners, of one or more parcels will be accepted. Submit this form and H[FHOOHQWEHQH¿WV NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ZULWWHQFRPPHQWVLIDQ\WR'(42SHQFXW0LQLQJ3URJUDP32%R[ +HOHQD07 Applications will be accepted ANNEX 0901. PUBLIC NOTICE XQWLOWKHSRVLWLRQLV¿OOHG BID SOLICITATION On July 8, 2014, the City Council ,UHTXHVWWKDW'(4FRQGXFWDSXEOLFPHHWLQJDERXWWKH/D)RQG6LWHLQ3KLOOLSV&RXQW\ of Malta passed a Resolution of Intention to annex the property PUBLIC NOTICE The Malta Public Schools, described as Lot 3B of Amended Name (print or type): ______District 14A, PO Box 670, Malta, 3ODW 1R $ RQ ¿OH DQG RI MT 59538 will receive bids for record with the Phillips County HELP WANTED school bus transportation until Signature: ______Clerk and Recorder. The City Clerk 4:00 PM local time on the 5th day shall accept written comments The City of Malta has a position RI$XJXVWDWWKHRI¿FHRIWKH approving or disapproving the Address: ______opening for City Clerk/Treasurer. Clerk, Malta Public School. Bids proposed extension of the Applicant must have at least two will be publicly opened, read aloud, boundaries of the City of Malta, years of experience or experience and accepted for consideration at from real property owners of the City/State/Zip: ______LQ FORVHO\ UHODWHG ¿HOGV PXVW EH the August Special board meeting, area proposed to be annexed, bondable, have a valid Montana scheduled for 7:00 PM August 5, for a period of twenty days after driver’s license or the ability to 2014 at the Malta Middle/High WKH ¿UVW SXEOLFDWLRQ RI WKLV QRWLFH Date: ______Phone: ______E-mail: ______obtain one, achieve notary public School Teacher workroom located The City Council shall consider all FHUWL¿FDWLRQ DQG KDYH D ZRUNLQJ in Malta, MT. Bid documents may written communications received EH REWDLQHG IURP WKH RI¿FH RI A copy of the application can be viewed at http://SearchOpencutPermits.mt.gov. DEQ must hold a knowledge of the principles and E\WKH&LW\&OHUNDWLWV¿UVWUHJXODU practices of modern public admin- the Clerk, Malta Public Schools. meeting after the expiration of the ƉƵďůŝĐŵĞĞƟŶŐǁŝƚŚŝŶϯϬĚĂLJƐŽĨƚŚĞĂďŽǀĞĚĂƚĞŝĨƌĞƋƵĞƐƚĞĚďLJƚŚĞĂƉƉůŝĐĂŶƚ͕ŽƌďLJĂƚůĞĂƐƚϯϬйŽƌ istration. A complete job descrip- Submit your offer on the Bid Form twenty-day period. This meeting provided in the bid documents. ϭϬ;ǁŚŝĐŚĞǀĞƌŝƐŐƌĞĂƚĞƌͿƉƌŽƉĞƌƚLJŽǁŶĞƌƐǁŝƚŚŝŶŽŶĞͲŚĂůĨŵŝůĞŽĨƚŚĞƉƌŽƉŽƐĞĚƐŝƚĞ͘ tion and application is available shall be held on August 12, 2014. DW WKH FLW\ RI¿FH GXULQJ UHJXODU Your offer will be required to be At this meeting, the City Council business hours. Position is a full submitted under a condition of shall make its decision on whether DEQ use only: /DQGRZQHULVRQOLVWSURYLGHGZLWKDSSOLFDWLRQBB<BB1 ODQGRZQHULVRQOLVW WLPHSRVLWLRQZLWKEHQH¿WSDFNDJH irrevocability for a period of 30 to annex the property described as Wage DOE. The City of Malta is days after submission. Malta Lot 38 of Amended Plat No. 187A. SURYLGHGIRUSXEOLFQRWLFHBB<BB1 landowner previously submitted a Request For Public Meeting an EEO employer. Applications Public Schools reserves the right )RUPBB< LQLWLDOVBBBBBGDWHBBBBBBBBBB are due by 5pm August 1, 2014. to accept or reject any or all offers. Dated this 8th Day of July, 2014. (Published by Phillips County (Published by Phillips County News July 16 and 23 2014.) (Published by Phillips County (Published in the PCN July 16, News July 16 and 23, 2014.) News July 16, 23, and 30, 2014.) July 23, 2014)