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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1926
Page
4
The underclassmen beat the senior team 12 to 0 on a cold snowy day in the school’s first spring football game. Yale and Yost scored the touchdowns for the underclassmen in a well attended, well played contest on the local field.
The annual kite contest scheduled for today has been postponed two weeks because of inclement weather. Many entrants have prepared impressive kites and the delay should allow youths to refine their designs and aim for records at the rescheduled meet.
A Montana forest survey shows predatory animals killed more mountain sheep goats and deer than hunters. Hunters caused 1195 casualties among elk while animals caused 91. Deer losses were 3994 by hunters and 4458 by animals, with bears and grizzlies also listed.
Justice Callaway argues that state game and fish laws protect Montana’s outdoor heritage and outlines land owner rights versus public fish and wildlife. He notes the origin of wardens, clarifies trespass rules, and asserts fish are public property while landowners cannot claim rights to aquatic life.
Landowners hold exclusive possession of land but not the fish or wild game. Statutes set penalties for trespass and enclosure damage, but do not bar fishermen or hunters from crossing private land to reach public waters or lands when permission is not granted. Ownership of fish or game requires licenses and abiding by rules. private property cannot be taken for private use without compensation. Public waters and access rights balance with property rights, promoting cooperative access and prudent stewardship.
A continued report notes investigators search for a former associate of Goretti and mentions a Swiss worker for Pesanti who vanished soon after Pesanti disappeared, a detail not yet verified.
Miss Mayme Adams returned yesterday after a five year absence spent in the Orient. She did clerical work in Honolulu and Shanghai and has many friends in Dillon ready to welcome her home.
William Dunn writes that his trip aims to secure financing for Bannack development and to involve the International Smelting Company of Salt Lake City in a large scale project. He urges county commissioners to consider road construction as part of supporting Beaverhead County mining growth and reassures his continued cooperation.
Mrs. Florence Backus of Dillon and Mrs. Walter Brearley of Rockford Illinois, along with two Dillon brothers Lee and Guy, accompanied the body to Dillon. The funeral was held from the Methodist church at 2 30 PM with Rev Carl Knudsen officiating. Interment followed in Mountain View cemetery with pallbearers H L McCaleb Isaac Edinger W W Hawkins W C Orr Louis Anderson and J H Gilbert.
Advertisement claims Catarrhal Deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation and promises restoration of hearing. It asserts Halls Catarreh Medicine eliminates catarrh or deafness caused by it and notes over 40 years of sale by B J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
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