Pioneer Livingston Senator Hefferlin Dies After Illness
State Senator Charles S. Hefferlin a Livingston pioneer business leader and builder of the Hefferlin Opera House and Electric Auditorium died after a two week illness. He was reputed the wealthiest man in Park County and is mourned by local officials and business associates.
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