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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1901
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner is the official county paper published weekly in Beaverhead County. Editor and proprietor F C Kress oversees subscriptions priced in advance per year.
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The passage laments a murder target who served and protected free institutions. It notes sorrow deepens as shame before the world and calls for turning to God for guidance amid national tragedy and reverent reflection on civil liberty.
Mrs M Rush, niece of the deceased, challenged the signature on a will saying it resembled her uncle’s handwriting. She compared the signatures to a letter from her uncle, and the documents were reviewed by Judge Knowles. Henry Mueller testified he drafted the will at Schmidt’s request and kept it safe until Schmidt’s death. The court ruled the will a genuine document.
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An official scrutinizes a disputed land matter in Miautana involving a district clerk and the governor. The discussion covers ownership claims, filings, and procedural steps amid a tense sequence of filings and notices.
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