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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1917
Page
9
The article notes July has been unusually dry, with rainfall far below average based on U S Weather Bureau records. It cites the driest July in twenty years, comparing 1917 to 1910, and mentions local observations from N J Birrer and Milton Nay visiting nearby towns.
State Forester John C. Van Hook appeals to sheriffs, game wardens, and the public to act immediately upon fire discovery. He notes 2500 firefighters at work and urges use of mattock, shovel, and ax, stressing rapid containment until rain arrives.
Herman Krogman from Helena attended business matters last Saturday. J W Nattrass from Butte was in town Saturday and spent Sunday with his family on the bench.
Lewis T. Eaton of Billings Polytechnic Institute cites Dr. P. P. Claxton urging schools to stay open and keep students in college. He says the nation will need scientists, skilled workers, and cultured citizens for postwar reconstruction in agriculture manufacturing and culture.
Stockmen reference earlier correspondence about stock driveways in Dillon Montana. Mr. Lantz, Chief of Field Division, notes details from previous messages.
Montana Forest Service official John B. Somers informs stockmen that he will be in Dillon on August 9 to discuss necessary trails and driveways in Beaverhead and Madison counties. The meeting will be held at the Dillon town hall to support the stock raising industry. The supervisor urges attendance due to the issue's importance.
Armstead residents report travel to Dillon for appointments and shopping. Local activity includes fishing, railway work updates, and visits from relatives and businesses. Red Cross fundraising outlines a $100 cash donation plan and a hospital equipment purchase with society funds. A Bannack game recap praises the Armstead team and catches, with local players highlighted.
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