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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1929
Page
2
At a October 24 1929 meeting the state fish and game commission announced an open season on martens in Montana. The season runs December 15 1929 to February 28 1930 inclusive. Licensed trappers may take martens during this period. The fur market is unusually high due to scarcity.
Montana state fish and game department reports October license and fee revenues totaling 23883.30 with allocations to the fish and game fund and the biological fund. Details include resident licenses 16672.00 non resident 2404.50 general non resident 240.00 limited non resident 480.00 and other income such as trapping licenses shipping permits and fur dealer fees.
Ishbel MacDonald daughter of the British Prime Minister travels aboard the No 6156 engine with her father’s party across Canada from Niagara Falls to Toronto Ottawa Montreal and Quebec while Prime Minister Mackenzie King hosts Viscount Willingdon in Ottawa. She speaks to the Women’s Canadian Club in Toronto and assists in election campaigning with her father.
Mr Fay Gransberry brought back a truckload of apples after an trip to Bitter Root valley. Mr and Mrs Kasper Houser traveled to Dillon while Mr and Mrs Allen Lambson drove there Tuesday. Frank and Carl Kambich are building a bungalow on their Rock Creek ranch. Mrs J R Campbell and two children visited Butte recently. Several locals hunted deer with no kills reported. Elizabeth Rieber stayed at her Dillon school break home. Dod and Mrs Frank of Lima visited the Campbells at Shady Glen. Measles affect some children though school remains open. Miss Ann Tadovich from Deer Lodge visited the Tadovich home for the weekend.
Fragmentary note indicates a person was declared dead at the scene with the report continuing from page 1. Details such as identify, location, and circumstances are not provided in the readable text.
In a football clash Normal wins 40 to 0 led by Rosenbaum who breaks through Idaho’s line for repeated 6, 10 and 15 yard gains in the second half. Ballard and Robertson contributed, while Idaho tallied 350 yards from scrimmage to Normal's 84.
Bird against Eva Bird acting as administrator of the late Frank Bird faced trial Monday. The jury reported its verdict at 8 30 PM after about two hours of deliberation. The case of H M Telford was also noted in court.
Armistice Day festivities will be celebrated here with Coach Brick Breeden of the high school officiating as umpire for a game to be called at 2 30 p m The double holiday plus the hunting season closings will attract many local sportsmen and nim rods plan mountain sorties.
The annual Red Cross roll call begins with officials urged to contact Chairman Lambert Eliel or treasurer Georgia Matthews to send memberships to support local chapter efforts.
Continuation from page 1 outlines efforts to secure full cooperation from communities in county health initiatives. It emphasizes engaging residents, aligning with state programs, and improving outreach and participation for lasting public health impact.
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