Fese For he Living 7
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1941
Page
7
The fragment shows a 1941 copyright line from News Syndicate Co. Inc. no readable event or person details available to summarize further.
Hannah Griffin, a 65 year old widow, aims to honor her late husband John by launching a "chain of praise" for the living. She writes letters to customers, friends, and townsfolk who praised him, hoping to keep his memory alive and support others in need. The plan faces sister in law Florrie’s skepticism about risk and motive.
Henry Frith a Billings lawyer living near Huntley helped rescue settlers marooned on rooftops as floods from an ice gorge swamped Huntley in spring 1881. He and Muggins Taylor organized a rescue boat operation, then news of continued Indian activity prompted a patrol eastward with Sid Erwin and McClure to verify reports.
A woman contemplates selling her late husband John’s sanctuary to a trusted benefactor and imagines the outcome. She imagines Florrie’s reaction, noting the humor in a millionaire owning all the garages in America if he wished, then proceeds to mail the letter.
After a morning sighting, Taylor Erwin Frith and McClure defended stations and tracked 19 Indians camped near Bill Deal's place. The posse rode to Huntley to pursue. The Indians escaped but were later intercepted near the Missouri river and compelled to surrender.
Mrs. Dave Stone of 1214 Eighth Ave. So. in Great Falls Montana reports ten years of illness with gas headaches dizziness and fatigue. After doctors found female organ trouble she tried Chinese herbs receiving quick relief including better sleep and restored ability to work.
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