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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
7
In 1910, Montana's hunting season closed with many deer elk and mountain goats killed around Dillon. Proposals to cut deer limits shorten the season and reform fishing laws aim to protect small fish by requiring catch limits and returning undersized fish to streams. The measures will be discussed in the next legislative session.
In a discussion at Butté the Deer Lodge area of 604 square miles was shown to be the smallest county in Montana, with Silver Bow close behind at 1,017 square miles. The note compares county sizes, state area, and potential populations across the region.
Acting Governor Allen’s quarter year and biennial report lists totals for domestic and foreign corporations and related fees. Notable sums include notarial commissions, certificates, railroad ticket agents licenses, official bonds, and miscellaneous items, with biennial totals reaching 131,870.35.
Teachers of the state will be entertained at Billings when the State Teachers association meets on the 27th. A reception at Ellis club house opens the event, with banquets at Northern hotel and Grand hotel for male and female members respectively. Miss Clara Robison and Miss Hildegard Palmstrom coordinate art and music instructors to form state level branches. The preliminaries are set, aiming for a highly successful convention.
Helena Record reports residents along the Ruby branch of the Northern Pacific Rail way in Madison county protest slow schedules and poor connections. Four thousand people rely on service from Whitehall to Alder, with trains running six days a week and none on Sunday, making travel to Helena lengthy and mail delivery irregular compared with former stage days.
W. P. Jahnke returned from Chicago where Oreway Mining stockholders unanimously elected the old board and officers and tendered thanks to management. The company is financially sound to complete development and stock, priced at 10 cents, is expected to rise after January first as the tunnel advances past 1200 feet.
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