Sudden death ends life of English professor in Dillon
Professor Edward James Pasmore died at St. James hospital in Butte after uræmic convulsions. Born in London in 1840, he traveled widely, taught music and directed choirs in Denver and Virginia City before settling in Dillon in 1898 as a state normal school instructor. He leaves a wife, a son and two daughters, with a large English estate and life insurance. services held at St. James Episcopal Church and burial followed.
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St. James Hospital
Butte
EK. J. Pasmore
Dillon
Hunter's
Northern Pacific
Washington and
Sebree Streets
St. James Episcopal Church
Edward James Pasmore
London
England
Judge Pasmore
Chancery
Aingera
Sir William Sterndale Bennett
Guiseppe Concone
Victoria
British Columbia
San Francisco
Elawhere
Halcyon
Virginia City
Nevada
Coimstock
Conservatory of Music
Stuttgart
Germany
Denver
Denver Opera’ Club
Port Hope
Canada
West
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Boise
Idaho
Montana
State Normal
Europe
India
Australia
South Africa
W. A. Pasmore
Col
George Folsom
Seatle, Wash
George Ralston
Paymo
Professor Pasmore
Pasmore
East
Thies
Beaverhead Club forms with sixty members amid plans and talks
The Beaverhead Club moves to immediate incorporation with a nine member Board of Managers to file articles in Helena. Members discuss headquarters options including the Poindexter block and Dr. Miller’s home while aiming for a cash funded start with furniture and initial operations.
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Beaverhead Club
Court House
Board of Managers
Secretaty of State
Helena
H. A. Kaiser
Poindexter Block
Poindexter
Dillon
Community Mourns Beloved Professor Pasmore
The community mourns the death of the much loved professor Pasmore whose absence leaves a void felt by a small pupil asking how they will get along without him. The tribute reflects deep sorrow for a man the town wished to keep.
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Professor Pasmore
Charter members named for new club
The text lists extensive charter members including Duke Gist John W Morton Fidel Huber Dr M A Walker Clark Anderson FE C Kreas Dr W V Kingsbury A L Stone William Roe A R Jacobs Geo P Hughes J B Poindexter R L Riley O M Best J H Gilbert Albert Stamm Jnc G Willis Nela Nelson Phil E Poindexter Thor D Olmsted G T Paul Dr F M Poindexter M L Davidson J B McKinney H T Poindexter Dr W C Bagley A F Graeter K W Slack Thos M Selway Ernest Orr J K Morse A A Kennison H A Kaiser Geo W French A J Noyes Herbert Selway Hawley Selway Geo B Conway W S&S Barbour Geo W Murray Theodore Nelson Jas P Murray Dr M A Miller Eugene L Poindexter Matt Orr Geo R Metlen W C Orr J B Logan Edwin Norrin Frank P Birrer Thos Scott John F Orr B N Stevenson C W Robison John S Baker S J Haines A S Johnson Ernest Selway R K F Tattersall
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Duke Gist
John W. Morton
Fidel Huber
M. A. Walker
Clark Anderson
C. Kreas
W. V. Kingsbury
A. L. Stone
William Roe
A. R. Jacobs
Geo
P. Hughes
J. B. Poindexter
R. L. Riley
O. M. Best
J. H. Gilbert
Albert Stamm
Jnc
G. Willis
Nela Nelson
Phil E. Poindexter
Thor. D. Olmsted
G. T. Paul
F. M. Poindexter
Geo. B. Conway
W. S&s. Barbour
Geo. W. Murray
Theodore Nelson
Jas. P. Murray
Dr. M. A. Miller
Eugene L. Poindexter
Matt Orr
Geo. R. Metlen
W. C.orr
J. B. Logan
Edwin Norrin
Frank P. Birrer
Thos. Scott
John F. Orr
B. N. Stevenson
W. Robison
John S. Baker
J. Haines
A. S. Johnson
Ernest Selway
R. KF. Tattersall
Dillon Young People Wed In Butte
A Dillon wedding is held this afternoon at the Butte Hotel. Miss Carrie L. Harrison marries Sylvester D. Hirschman with Miss Oney Harrison as bridesmaid and Fred Conger as best man. The couple will reside in Dillon after a Smoky City visit.
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Carrie Harrison
Sylvester Hirschman
Butte Hotel
Dillon
Butte
Carrie L. Harrison
Sylvester D. Hirschaima
Folka
Oney Harrison
Fred Conger
Smoky City
Scott Cottages
Bears Abound in Yellowstone Park During Outing
A party of young men including Carl Taylor Joe Herman Charles Hansen and Roy Selway returned from a three week Yellowstone Park trip reporting about fifty bears seen. Bears entered camp on three nights stealing lard ham bacon and syrup. Park guards say bears are protected yet multiplying rapidly becoming a nuisance and soldiers note they appear more numerous this year.
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Carl Taylor
Joe Herman
Charles Hansen
Roy Selway
Yellowstone Park
Bozeman
Short Line Extends Yard Tracks In Dillon yards
Work began last Thursday on a new side track extending about 800 yards below the north end of the Dillon yards. The old section house and bunk houses are being moved. About 25 men and six to eight teams grade the ground, with two weeks needed to complete the filling work to depths of 20 to 25 feet. A wool house is expected to follow along the track for wool shippers, likely built by private interests.
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Dillon Yards
STATE NORMAL OPENS New School Year Begins Next Tuesday
The Montana State Normal College starts its eighth year next week with new and returning students. Applicants from twenty counties have secured dormitory rooms as work continues on campus improvements and planned new buildings.
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Montana
Dillon
School of Music to Be Organized at State Normal College
The executive board creates a new school of music within the State Normal College after the death of Prof. KE J. Pasmore. The program will emphasize vocal training for future teachers and offer instrumental and advanced vocal studies to shorten study time at eastern conservatories. Initially two instructors, with a third added later, plus piano, violin, harmony, and music history courses to prepare students for top conservatories. Public recitals planned monthly and regular concerts each year, with a concert grand piano purchased as a first equipment addition.
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Montana State Normal College
Atlantic Street
Campnea
Cornell Street
Union Ditch
St. Louis
Passmore
Professor Pasmore
Normal College
KE. J. Pasmore
State Normal College
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Cabinet of Indian Queen copper ore on Birch Creek exhibited
George Kunzman displayed a cabinet of copper ore specimens from the Indian Queen mine on Birch Creek in his saloon. The collection, secured by James T. Murray, is valued around $200 and features electric lights on each shelf for enhanced display. Included is a notable Queen ore case with among the finest copper formations ever mined.
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George Kunzman
Indian Queen
Birch Creek
James T. Murray
Smith McKnight Visits Dillon From Dell Last Week
Smith McKnight of Dell traveled to Dillon as a visitor last week, staying for a short time in the city. He is noted as a local resident making a temporary stop during a broader regional itinerary.
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Smith McKnight
Dell
Dillon
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