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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1926
Page
10
Local residents and guests frequent Dillon this week with numerous motor trips and business visits. Notables include Rev Father F X Leschner and J H Sheser of Grant, J L Nyhart of Blaine, Nap Goyer from Bannack, John Peterson from Horse Prairie, Charles Hansen of Dell, and Nicholas Adders of Reichle. Several ranchers including Andrew Williams and Everett Riley visit, while Drills and ball games resume at the Normal College courts.
A Dillon weather study reviews U S Weather Bureau data from 1898 to 1927 noting very few days at or above 90 degrees. June July and August show the heat most often, with detailed tallies for years and maximums. Ora Mudd of Billings visited Dillon on his way from Camp Lewis to his parents.
Missoula reports the start of construction on a university women’s building with a projected cost of 110000 dollars. The project aims to expand facilities for student housing and academic departments, signaling growth for the campus.
A baby boy was born Wednesday, June 30, at Barrett hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Caskin of this city. Clair Cosgrove, Utah graduate, opened a root beer stand on Idaho street near the library, drawing crowds during warm weather. The Continental Oil truck and H D Weenink’s car collided at Idaho and Glendale. only a bent fender reported.
Valley county farmers will import purebred dairy stock by carload. Hamilton Apple prospects are best in years. Three cheese factories and three creameries are doing heavy business. Mrs. R. C. Chandler returns home to Hamilton after visiting Dillon with Mrs. H. C. Graves. Tom Olmsted Jr. returns from the university at Ann Arbor to spend the summer in Dillon.
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