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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1973
Page
2
A poem by Gwenn P from Dayton laments a fallen son in wartime, questioning the price of conflict. It reflects grief, faith, and the ache of memory as a parent asks why sons die and whether war is worth the cost. The piece ends with a refrain about them sleeping forever.
The Choteau freshmen lost 64-53 at Conrad after leading 38-35 through three periods. The junior varsity squad also dropped two games in the same trip, while unrelated note mentions Roman soldiers bringing nettles to Britain for cold protection per the National Geographic Society.
The Power Pirates struggle as Belt defeats them 63-42 and Dutton beats Power 43-40 in a low scoring pair of games. Dutton also beat Brady 67-57 while Augusta beat Stanford 68-59 and Centerville defeated Augusta 64-44 shaping 8C standings.
I thank all my friends for cards gifts and letters while in the hospital with a broken hip The prayers for my recovery were appreciated May God bless each one of you Gothenburg Nebraska May A Nelson
Kathryn VanDeBerg defends Hutterites in a letter to the editor praising their hospitality and charitable nature. She condemns condescending behavior by outsiders and urges tolerance, noting moral lessons about charity.
Advertising tips echo a famous era urging business owners to advertise boldly. The citation frames self promotion as essential to growth, likening neglect to winking at a pretty girl in the dark and urging wise, visible outreach.
Sunday outing in Benchmark saw Mr and Mrs Albert Carlson and others snowmobiling with light snow. Skating at Dick Arensmeyer reservoir followed by Browns as supper guests. Trinity Lutheran Church potluck and program. Farewell dinner for Rev Jerome Meyer at Greenfield School as he leaves Power and Fairfield for Wisconsin.
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