Pioneer Woman Eva Cashmore Dies After 75 Years of Dillon Life
Eva Cashmore longtime Dillon resident died at her Railroad Avenue home after age related complications at about 75. Born in Lexington Kentucky in 1850 she moved with her family to Missouri and then to Beaverhead valley before the railroad. She married Isaiah Cashmore in 1883 and lived here with church work and Rebekah activities. Surviving husband sister and four stepchildren. funeral at Methodist church with Rev Edward Smith. burial in Mountain View cemetery.
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Dillon
Eva Ane Cashmore
Railroad Avenue
Laer
Isiah Cashmore
Methodist Church
Order of Reibekauhs
Cashmore
In Memory of Mrs Eva Cashmore and Mrs Jennie C Carr
The notice honors Eva Cashmore and Jennie C Carr as faithful followers of Jesus. It reflects on their lives, faith, and the belief that death brings gain and reunion with God. It conveys mournful sentiment and enduring remembrance among friends and family.
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Eva Cashmore
Jesus Christ
Jennie C, Carr
Negro bootlegger arrested at Lima on Monday
Ben Erick, colored, was arrested by Sheriff Mooney during a Lima visit and brought to Dillon the same evening. He pleaded guilty in justice court to selling intoxicating liquor and was bound over to the district court under $500 bond for sentence.
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Ben Erick
Justice Court
Ben
District Court
Table-Setting Contest Returns With Breakfast Table
The second annual table setting contest is set for Saturday May 17 at Paul's Furniture store. Senior girls from the B C H eight domestic science department will arrange tables with china and silver loaned by Hubers jewelry. Prizes will be awarded by Hubers and judges to be announced later.
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Hubers
Paul
Scotty Falconer Faces Moonshine Charge
W. B. Scotty Falconer surrendered at the sheriff office. he pleaded guilty in justice court to dispensing moon shine and was bound over to the district court for sentence under a $500 bond.
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W. B
Scotty) Falconer
Justice Court
District Court
New Red Boot Shop Brings Modern Cobbing to Bannack Street
Bob Rowlands on Bannack Street has opened a modern boot shop with up-to-date machinery. The shop recently fitted up features motor-driven equipment that speeds shoe rebuilding to minutes. A newly rebuilt front and a rear living suite add a bright, homey touch to the establishment.
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Bob Rowlands
Bannack Street
Rowland
Wenger's Lamb Crop Record for Beginners in Big Hole
Cattleman Jules Wenger of the Big Hole visited Dillon early in the week to drive in purchased cattle and report his lambing progress. He has 85 ewes with a hundred lambs now due, contracts for 100 cents per pound, and last year’s lambs averaged 104 pounds, promising over $1,000 from the 85 ewes with wool to cover running expenses.
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Jules Wenger
Big Hole
Dillon
Mrs H D Wecenink Attends Brother's Funeral
Mrs H D Wecenink returned Wednesday afternoon from California to attend the funeral of her brother the late Leslie Thompson.
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Mra
Better Homes Demonstrated Week in Dillon May 12 to 20
A Dillon event showcases home furnishings and domestic science displays from May 12 to 20. Camp Fire Girls supervise bed making at Hughes & McCaleb’s. Mrs Della Phillips demonstrates slip covers at Eliels. Miss Tarant's class stages furniture arrangement at Dillon Furniture. Velma Phillips and domestic science students present kitchen utensils at Waldorf. Marian Leach mentors table setting and sewing displays at Tattersalls. additional exhibits include bathroom displays at Leubben’s and linens at Dillon Dry Goods.
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Better Homes
Dillon
Camp Fire Girls
Hughes & McCaleb’s
Della Phillips
Eliel
Miss Tarrant
Dillon Furniture Store
Velma Phillips
Waldorf Store
Marian Leach
Tattersalls
T. E. Leubbens
Dillon Dry Goods Company
Beaverhead Lumber Company
Eliels
West overflows with praise for education spending
The article argues the West values education, claiming Montana leads per capita in school funding. It cites a MacMillan Financial Statistics report showing the ten highest states by per capita expenditures, highlighting regional pride in educational support.
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Montana
MacMillan
High School Play Delights Audience With Intimate Strangers
The class of 1924 presented Booth Tarkington’s The Intimate Strangers at the High School auditorium last Friday. Paul Judge led as William Ames with Isabel Stuart as Dor- othy Potter. Florence Gist and Johnnie Scully impressed as a modern couple. Martha Featherly portrayed Aunt Milen. Lievel Covert played Henry. Mary Holdin as Vartie. William Dunn excelled as the station agent. Mrs Maxemner and family attended the funeral of Mrs Cashmore.
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Booth
Tarkington
High School
William Ames
Paul Judge
Paul
Mr. Ames
Isabel Stuart
Dorothy Potter
Dorothy
William Dunn
Oll
Wiliam
Florence
Johnnie
Mary Gist
Hugh Scully
Hugh
Stuart
Martha Featherly
Milen
Lievel Covert
Henry
Varttie the Maidy
Mary Holdin
Montana ranchers back high school education highlighted
An article notes Montana ranchers eager to fund high school education and links civic attitude to educational spending. It cites Sunset magazine and the American Council of Education for per capita figures, comparing western and southern states and stressing money signals priorities.
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Montana
Leon Rowland
American Council of Education
Utah
South Dakota
Wyoming
Washington
Minnesota
Missouri
Rotary Plans Tourist Camp Ground at Dillon Corner
Dillon Rotarians discussed early plans for a tourist camping park at Washington and Bannock streets. A spacious community house with no sleeping accommodations, storm shelter, lavatories, electric lights, cooking ovens, running water, and plumbing would make the grounds as complete as any in the state. H. A. Stone of Hecla Consolidated Mining spoke on the Hecla camp and its promising future, with G. T. Paul presiding.
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Washington and
Bannock Streets
Dillon Rotary Club
L. K. Adams
H. A. Stone
Hecla Consolidated Mining Company
George B. Conway
Beaverhead County
G. T. Paul
County Commissioners Adjourn With Appointments Made
A two day county board session adjourned with few actions beyond routine. Commissioners Shaw and Gosman attended from their ranches. J. E. Monroe named to succeed C. C. Thornton on the high school board. George Metlen named county surveyor replacing C. R. Kellogg. The Barneses protested the city dump west of town. attorney Gilbert ordered to confer with city authorities. J. E. Shaw authorized to lease Big Hole Irrigation district grazing lands and collect payments to apply to delinquent taxes.
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Shaw and Gosman
J. E. Monroe
C. C. Thornton
George Metlen
C. R. Kellogg
C. E. Barnes
Gilbert
J. E. Shaw
Big Hole
Local Telegraph Manager Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
WwW. D. Cameron longtime manager of the Western Union office in Dillon's area was arrested in Sacramento California last Saturday after sending a wire to his wife in Butte. He faces embezzlement charges for $800 of company funds.
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D. Cameron
Western Union Telegraph Company
Sacramento
Calif
Butte
Cameron
Dillon
District Court Opens May 9 With Twelve Cases
The May term of the district court opens with Judge Joseph C. Smith presiding. The calendar lists twelve cases only two criminal, jury panel drawn. Schedule includes Oscar Garner misdemeanor May 19 at 10 a.m. and multiple civil matters from May 20 to May 28 across foreclosure, debt, and damages with various parties named.
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District Court
Joseph C. Smith
Oscar Garner
Portland Cattle Loan Co
George R. Featherly
Sheep Ranches and Farms Offered In Dillon Montana
Sheep ranches and small tracts suitable for few sheep for sale priced low. Larger ranches fit two or three bands. Co C Newman offers listings at 20 Telephone Plack Dillon Montana Adv. 19 20. Francis and Dewey Cashmore expected in Dillon from Bozeman for Montana Agricultural College events and Mothers Day plans.
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Co. C. Newman
Dillon
Montana
Francis
Dewey Cashmore
Bozeman
Montana Agricultural College
Mrs Wade Visiting In Salt Lake City Home
Mrs M E Wade of Salt Lake City is a guest at her daughter Mrs A A Elliott's home this week.
Death of Twin Bridges businessman Leslie Thompson
Leslie A. Thompson a prominent Twin Bridges lumberman died at Barrett hospital after weeks of blood poisoning and complications from an infected arm. Born January 27 1871 in New Castle Wisconsin he worked in Dillon and Twin Bridges over 25 years leaving a wide circle of Madison and Beaverhead county friends. Funeral services were held Wednesday with interment in Mountain View Cemetery.
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John F. Bishop
Leslie A. Thompson
Twin Bridges
Barrett Hospital
Mr. Thompson
Madison
Beaverhead
New Castle
Wisconsin
Dijllon
Thompson & Reynolds
Madison County
Mildred Bishop
Joan Fr. Bishop
Dilton
Leonore
Reynolds
Union
The
State University
H. J
Billings and Merrill
Worland
Wyoming
H. M. Weenink
Dillon
Millie Nuss
DePere
Wis
Ellin Kn
Ena Galahan
Frank Birrer
Republican filings set for sheriff and district judge posts
Sam Ditty filed on the Republican ticket for sheriff while Judge Lyman Bennett of Virginia City declared intent to seek the Republican nomination for judge of the Fifth Judicial District.
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Sam Ditty
Lyman Bennett
Virginia City
Fifth Judicial District
Grace Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Events
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church opens with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Classes for all led by Superintendent L. R. Light and Carl Taylor. Mothers Day services at 11 a.m. include all parents and elders. Epworth Leaguers observe Anniversary Day at 8 p.m. with the young folks leading the service. no 7 p.m. program. J. F. McBain visits Bitterroot schools and attends the Missoula track meet Friday and Saturday.
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L. R. Light
Carl Taylor
Epworth
Epworth League
J. F. McBain
Bitterroot
Missoula
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Ong
S. Cashmore
Lima
Scotty” Falconer
Wenger
United States
State
North Dakota
Idaho
Arivena
Nevada
Atecas
A. M. Maxemner
T. Cashmore
Maxeimers
Ford
Edsel Ford
Henry Ford
Ford Industries
Smith
Leslie Thompson
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
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