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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1934
Page
7
A first person narrator recalls a memory of Editha Caswell, a murder trial, and a pivotal night at Uncle Bert’s ranch. Fourteen cowpunchers face an acquittal amid a cattle sheep war, a sheep herder’s death, and a doomed romance as Editha declares lasting love before their parting.
Advertising copy claims a 50 cent size product relieves and prevents pain by acting on the cause. It suggests long lasting effects and no narcotics, marketed as modern medicine. Sold by all druggists.
The Montana state board of education met in Helena to act on a contract between the State School of Mines at Butte and the PWA for a new residence dormitory. Dr. H H Swain announced that the loan and grant maximum is 300000 dollars, though not all may be used.
R J Carmichael, Bitter Root grower near Corvallis, harvested cabbage three times in January for 1500 pounds and expects 300 more. Heads weigh about four pounds and are firm and in good condition. Carmichael sent a specimen to Missoula to prove quality. Fort Benton mayor P J Sweeney received bond approval for a water plant. Leigland and Lease moving equipment for Havre Great Falls road bridge work and starting Fort Benton plant.
H D Fisher, 71, of Missoula, a rancher, faces first degree assault charges for wounding Harold Cromwell, 21, near Arlee last September. Fisher says self defense. Cromwell claims Fisher fired as Cromwell announced quitting. C C Main, whose wife and 11 month old died in a fire that destroyed his home, is recovering in Havre. Kendrick Junior appears in the excerpt delivering a taunting line about a train and a ranch with a daughter in law, reflecting local press tone.
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