August 15 through 21, 2019
Tutt, tutt
It’s been an awfully long Winter for residents of Granite County but thus far, the wildfires have been small, isolated and easy for our Forest Service to snuff. Photographer Pat Clayton took this photo, he has a Gallery next door to the newspaper.
Upper and Lower Valley Masons working and now playing together
“I bet you want to know why we wear those funny hats,” joked Pat Hughes who six years ago joined the Flint Creek Valley Midget Patrol of the Shriners, which includes Masons from both the Drummond and Philipsburg lodges. The Shriners funny little cars, which were a highlight of the Flint Creek Valley Days Parade also have a history. The cars are from the 1940s and 50s according to Hughes and they were donated to the community by the Bitteroot Valley Shiners about four years ago.
Looks like a good weekend for a party
It’s little Philipsburg’s biggest fund-raising event and it’s a blast!
A party the whole family can enjoy. The popularity of Philipsburg’s August Concert has folks returning year after year. The 2019 all-day event takes place at Winninghoff Arena on Saturday, August 17. The gates will open at 11 a.m. and the main show will run from Noon to 7 p.m.
It’s personal responsibility.
His opponents made fun of him when, in the early stages of the 2008 presidential election, Barrack Obama suggested that perhaps the best way to help a collapsing environment would be to properly inflate your tires.
But he was right. The fate of the earth seems too large to contemplate a personal solution but really, that’s the only answer that lay before an individual. Once again, Granite County has abandoned most of its recycling programs because there isn’t a way to make a profit.
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It’s been an awfully long Winter for residents of Granite County but thus far, the wildfires have been small, isolated and easy for our Forest Service to snuff. Photographer Pat Clayton took this photo, he has a Gallery next door to the newspaper.
Upper and Lower Valley Masons working and now playing together
“I bet you want to know why we wear those funny hats,” joked Pat Hughes who six years ago joined the Flint Creek Valley Midget Patrol of the Shriners, which includes Masons from both the Drummond and Philipsburg lodges. The Shriners funny little cars, which were a highlight of the Flint Creek Valley Days Parade also have a history. The cars are from the 1940s and 50s according to Hughes and they were donated to the community by the Bitteroot Valley Shiners about four years ago.
Looks like a good weekend for a party
It’s little Philipsburg’s biggest fund-raising event and it’s a blast!
A party the whole family can enjoy. The popularity of Philipsburg’s August Concert has folks returning year after year. The 2019 all-day event takes place at Winninghoff Arena on Saturday, August 17. The gates will open at 11 a.m. and the main show will run from Noon to 7 p.m.
It’s personal responsibility.
His opponents made fun of him when, in the early stages of the 2008 presidential election, Barrack Obama suggested that perhaps the best way to help a collapsing environment would be to properly inflate your tires.
But he was right. The fate of the earth seems too large to contemplate a personal solution but really, that’s the only answer that lay before an individual. Once again, Granite County has abandoned most of its recycling programs because there isn’t a way to make a profit.
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