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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
4
Pendroy residents report a busy week with visits to Great Falls Helena and Missoula. Notable items include church group meetings ball practice, various dinners and visits, a coal miners baseball game at Pendroy, graduation attendance and two scholarship wins for Elizabeth Sorenson and Patty Campbell.
Montana entomologist Dr. Harlow B. Mills urges farmers to apply grasshopper poison bait carefully. Use about 20 pounds per acre with a mechanical spreader for even coverage, keep lumps away, spread in morning when temps are 60 to 90 degrees, and reapply if needed while safeguarding livestock during storage and handling.
Mr and Mrs C L Fulbright spent Sunday at Fairfield with friends Harold Wellenstein spent the week end at Helena All Farmers Union members are asked to come in Wednesday and help clean their hall The P M Camphbell family and Mrs Jones motored to Great Falls Wednesday
The girls 4-H club will hold a health meeting at the Bush home on Thursday afternoon June 8. All interested parents and community members are invited. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kline of Leonida Michigan visited their aunt Mrs. Alice Stoffler last week while returning from a coast trip.
The county agent's office announces a slip cover construction event at Bynum L D S hall on Wednesday June 7 starting at 10 o clock. Attendees should bring article to cover two or three pins scissors chalk material pre shrunk if unsized and a paper sack lunch. Similar meetings are planned for Dutton and Greenfield community hall.
Attorney General H. J. Freebourn ruled that an 18-year-old youth committed to the state penitentiary by a district judge and held until age 21 is being held illegally. The youth, initially sent to Miles City Industrial School but deemed incorrigible, is not a felon due to juvenile delinquency. The matter will be reviewed by the board of prison commissioners.
In an opinion for the state Board of Equalization Attorney General H J Freebourn held counties may include estimated tax delinquencies in budgets and levy taxes accordingly for the next year. The 1987 law prohibiting this practice is unconstitutional. The opinion notes the law prevents paying constitutionally directed obligations and delaying payments increases the tax burden.
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