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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1958
Page
5
A columnist urges voters to exercise real scrutiny this election year. The piece warns that high turnout means little if voters choose without understanding candidates and policies. It criticizes voting out of habit or peer influence and emphasizes evaluating each candidate’s stands before voting.
Iver Mathison stayed away about 30 miles from Roy due to snow and reached home on the 21st. Dick Dauwalder flew to Miles City for lunch with his sister and brother in law, using time to build hours for a commercial license. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. Billy McManus in Chateau and baby William Alfred McManus, seven weeks old. Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Crary returned by plane from Honolulu with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. O'Neil. Acantha notes a correction about the Saterlies, and Mrs. Mary Smith hosted guests Helen MacIntyre and children from Glasgow. John Loeffler of Conrad dined with daughter and family Jim Hightower Jr.
Mr and Mrs Otto Krause dined with Mr and Mrs Jake Gutshall in Pendroy last Wednesday night. Mrs Sidney Hanson and daughter Sandra flew to Butte and stayed with Mr and Mrs Jim Freeman family over the weekend. Mrs C W Johns of Pendroy was a Chateau business caller Tuesday. Paul Mathis hosts his cousin Martin Mathis and wife from Waverly Missouri this week. Floyd McFarlane hosted his brother Jim and sister Bessie Livingston of Belle Fourche South Dakota, and Clifton McFarlane and family visited at Jim McFarlane's home before they travel Sunday to Boulder to visit Gordon McFarlane.
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