Rich facts hint at upcoming senatorial race in Sweet Grass County
The note from Sweet Grass County reports that after and Richards will run just ahead in the senatorial race next Tuesday. It also mentions new Montana publications Hartford Pioneer and Jefferson Valley Zephyr as district papers, plus an odd umbrella ad and a pension law forbidding prepayment or security for pensions with a $100 fine for violations.
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Engagement Ends After Corkscrew Suspicion in Provincetown
In Provincetown Mass Mary M Seely and Jason Hodges were engaged for 43 years until last Thursday when Hodges drew a corkscrew from his pocket with a handkerchief. Mary says she is glad the discovery was made, as she had suspected for 35 years, and the blighting of two young lives is described as heartrending.
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Sweet Grass county plan moves through state legislature
The Helena Herald reports officials will remove Northern Pacific from delinquent lists as the railroad seeks to designate a single county for court actions. Big Timber and Livingston factions clash over politics while Sweet Grass county advocates push for a 3,000 square mile new county from Park and Yellowstone with Big Timber as seat.
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Opposition to Sweet Grass county proposal fades in Livingston
The article notes only light opposition among Livingston residents to forming Sweet Grass County. It recalls the campaign arc, says divisionists won on November 8, and claims capital opposition in Park County is minimal, with critics seen as of small calibre and largely veered from two years ago.
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