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Widow Rebuilds Life With Chain of Praise For Living
After the death of her husband, Hannah Griffin creates a plan to honor his memory by sending letters praising people who helped or inspired him. She starts a living chain of praise to uplift others, replying to mourners and ex clients while seeking purpose and independence. Her first notes honor the ex governor, Mrs Morton, and Don Hewitt, a talented but troubled young man, as she explains how Johns kindness shaped their futures.
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Hannah Griffin
John
Hannah
Florrie
Mercy
Mrs. Griffin
Mr. Hewitt
Don Hewitt
Judith Morton
New York
Don
Billings Lawyer Aided Rescuers During 1881 Indian Raid
Henry Frith of Billings, living near Huntley, organized a rescue with Muggins Taylor during a spring flood when settlers were marooned on Huntley houses. They saved residents from rising waters as news spread of Indian incursions near Pompey’s Pillar and Stearns.
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Henry Frith
Billings
Huntley Country
Montana
Frith
Huntley
Huntley Flat
Baker’s Battlefield
Muggins Taylor
Bluffs
Taylor
Robinson
Pompey’s Pillar
Stearns
Guy
Sid Erwin
Forsyth
McClure
Sta
Millionaire Offered to Buy Village Garage
A woman writes to a wealthy man asking him to purchase her late neighbor John's sanctuary garage rather than sell it to a stranger. She muses about how Florrie would react, noting the unlikely but possible transfer of the business and the humor in asking a financier to take over.
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Hannah
John
Florrie
Indian Chase Around Huntley Escapes Pushed to Missouri River
Station keeper recalls Guy passing that morning as Taylor Erwin Frith and McClure defend routes and scout. They discover an Indian camp near Bill Deal’s place and count 19 warriors around a fire before Indians are pursued to Huntley and later forced to surrender near the Missouri River.
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Tion
Young Guy
Taylor
Erwin
Frith
McClure
Huntley
Bill Deal
Missouri River
Truth Revealed by Herbal Trial in Great Falls Woman
A Montana woman, Mrs. Dave Stone of 1214 Eighth Ave. So., Great Falls, recounts ten years of gas, headaches, dizziness, sleep trouble, and back aches. After doctors suggested female organ issues, she tried Chinese herbs on friends’ advice, reports dramatic relief and renewed energy, endorsing the remedy.
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Dave Stone
Eighth Ave
Great Falls
Montana
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