The frontier town of Glasgow, Montana, was marred by tragedy on May 18, 1903, when Deputy Sheriff Jack Faul Williams was killed in the line of duty. His death, a result of a daring prison escape, shook the community and highlighted the dangers faced by law enforcement officers in the early days of Montana's history.
Deputy Williams, a dedicated officer serving the Valley County Sheriff's Office, was responsible for maintaining order and security at the county jail. On that fateful day,
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