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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1901
Page
2
The 1901 Dilton Eraminer urges preserving public domain for settlers by repealing the desert land act and ending scrip. It calls for mandatory five year homestead residence and strict commutation limits to curb land speculation and promote agriculture.
The attorney general’s office endorses using a supervisor in each district where a full board cannot be secured to manage county roads. County commissioners statewide are expected to adopt this approach until the Geiger road law is clarified by future legislation.
A faction within the Deilo ctalle party rejects core principles and divisions rise as Democrats face internal strife. The dispute centers on Cad and Cad options, with potential impacts on upcoming elections and party cohesion.
Fragmentary text hints at a debate about shaping Morigna into a prosperous state. References to governance and power suggest concerns over who will control wealth and policy, with phrases indicating opposition to elite takeover and calls for broader public involvement.
Dispute erupts over right to panpe at the head of Waaep and hittings creeks as Caitlewmen and others claim grazing rights. Cattle and sheep are said to have suffered losses while authorities and locals debate proper herd boundaries and access.
A Beaverhead County sketch outlines tensions between cattlemen from Grasshopper Creek who fenced Buffalo and Swamp Creek ranges and a band of sheep feeding in the center of the area. It describes warnings ignored by the sheep owner and hints at aggressive actions and legal rights over public lands, urging readers to form a fair view of the conflict.
Poindester, ROH Butler and six others filed to record the America placer claim of 100 acres near the Columbia oil site. The area, tied to the first local oil claim, has drawn rapid activity with about 10,000 acres located in months. Enthusiastic oil builders have largely appropriated land between Smiallhorma canyon head and Hot Sprogs in Ryais canyon.
Palinish reports theft of his hay derrick and rigging from the field last week. The thieves allegedly loaded rope and other gear onto horses and dragged the wagon road out, sparking concern for further losses and vehicle damage.
Notice to creditors and claimants of the estate of Meloisee detailing that all debts will be settled as the estate goes out of business. Notice is given by the administrator directing creditors to file claims and stating a three month deadline for the process.
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