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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1931
Page
4
County budget proposes a $2000 allocation for gopher control urged by County Agent Robert Clarkson. The plan divides the county into districts with free poison supplied and volunteers to distribute it, including railroads aiding on right of ways. Taxpayers may protest at the next Wednesday budget hearing before levies are set for 1931.
A local notice warns residents of an increasing rodent problem described as a veritable epidemic. Officials urge sanitation, trash control, and reporting of sightings to curb spread and protect homes.
The county board met Monday as budget supervisors for 46 districts. Most budgets cut spending from the previous year, with many trimmed by 75 to 80 percent. Eight districts approve higher expenditures while four districts show smaller or unchanged levies.
Mass times listed for Choteau Bynum and Augusta on the upcoming Sunday. Classified ad then promotes selling property with Chas Klockter of Teton Imp Co Choteau.
Mrs Steve Lindseth will host the Ladies Aid in the church on Thursday August 6. Farmington Home Demonstration Club meeting postponed to August 13 due to Achievement Day at Chateau. Picnic dinner in the park at noon followed by an afternoon program and exhibit of members yearlong club work. Families picnicked with Palmer Peterson last Sunday on the Teton. Mary Jane Lindsey visited Walter De Rusha's home. Tom Groot Jr escorted Peggy Groot home from Bob where she helped at the Dauwalder home. Eleanor and Raymond Geist of Great Falls stayed with their aunt Mrs Joel Otness for a couple weeks.
A group of relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers and son Las lie with multiple families in a Sunday gathering at the Forseth home. Dick Perry owns a young kid and the mother goat belongs to Dickie’s parents. The gas trenching crew is active in Farmington today. East Stanwood visitors L O Satre and J A Sagen arrived Tuesday to see the Forseths and Palmer Peterson.
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