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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
11
In Great Falls readers argue Kennedy's call to harness rivers clashes with Montana's landscape and self rule. They contend federal dam plans threaten Montana's freedom, insisting any future damming be decided by Montanans themselves.
A small town businessman who never joined the Chamber of Commerce finally dies. His family asks Chamber members to serve as pallbearers, noting the Chamber has supported him for years and they wish them to carry him this last little way.
Public advisory urges care with fire during Fire Prevention Week. It cites 1000 daily US home fires, 11 800 deaths last year, 70 000 burns, and 1.265 billion dollars in losses. Practical steps include supervision of children, aiding elderly, careful cigarette and match use, keeping flashlights, repairing appliances, disposing of combustibles, and exiting first before calling the fire department.
A rough tale of a gunman hunt ends in a fatal clash as local lawmen pursue a shooter. Separate items note a Cascade county rural teachers meeting in Great Falls, a baby shower for Mrs. Tom Brown, and moves of the Bob Dauwalder family to Bozeman with MSC attendance planned.
While Bert Coreys traveled in Wisconsin, local Beavers allegedly worked on Bert’s prize cotton, signaling possible unauthorized activity during the trip. The note suggests curiosity or ambition among local youth during the Bert family absence.
The writer reports vandals took six or more five year old trees from the driveway at the bottom of the hill while the Valentines stayed at the ranch and could not stop them. No trees or branches have been recovered. Gardeners still enjoy fresh vegetables and fall blossoms as the first frost remains overdue compared with last year.
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