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    Chicago couple joins state’s hospitality industry

    By Erin Madison
    Essex, Montana (AP)

    Brian Kelly fell in love with Montana when he first visited the state 22 years ago.

    He came out from Chicago to visit a friend who was going to the University of Montana.

    “I had a wonderful trip and it just never left my mind,” said Kelly, who now calls Montana home, along with his wife and their four children.
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