The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-06-06
kelvin DURING A Week

for a week with a severe attack OF
rheumatism which put a foot out of
commission and compelled him to
stay indoors for a couple of days.
Jack Sogn and his crew of painters
have completed repainting ana de-
corating the interior of the Albert
Goeddertz, Jr., home.
e. L. McWhorter, Kevin's original
royalty man, returned Friday from a
business trip to Great Falls.
l.. C. Stevenson, head of the Sum
burst Oil and Gas Co., that are putt
ing down what is expected to be the
second producing well in the Kelvin
Sunburst field, was a passenger to
the Falls from Sunburst where he
had been all last week watching pro-
gress at the we'll on 34-36-2W. He
is said to be well satisfied with pros
poets and predicted an early COM
pletion to oil sands.
Dynamite, fuse and caps at John
Mars, Sweet GraSs.-Adv. Al.
George Shaw and Moses Fiddler
motored to Cut Bank and Browning
on Saturday, returning the first of
the week.
Perry Porter, rancher short dis
lance southeast of Kelvin, was taken
seriously i'll Saturday, requiring the
calling of a doctor. He was reported
somewhat better Monday.
l.. Luchinger, manager of the
Kelvin drug store, returned Saturday
from a week trip on a business mis-
sion to Great Falls and other Mon
tana points.
j. H. Bonner of Helena was in
Kelvin Saturday looking after his in
terests in several leases he has on
Tools of all kinds at John Mars,
Sweet Grass.-Adv. At.
MI and Mrs. Gordon Compbell
motored through from Great Falls
Monday afternoon, running into the
storm at Choteau and getting here
at midnight. They were accom-
panied by C. F. Bloomhuff.
H. c.. Closer of the Continental
Supply Co., of Billings was an arrival
from the south by car Tuesday morn
ing.
VIM. Seabrook left for Great Falls
Saturday to bring up a Hudson car
that had come from his home in Cali
fornia.
Cots, beds and stoves at John Mars
Sweet Grass.-Adv. At.
Mr.. and Mrs White, prosperous
ranchers of the Fort Benton section,
spent Sunday here.
A. w. Charles made a business trip
to Shelby last Thursday in connec-
ton with oil land matters.
I. w Hanson and H. c. Stapleton
of the Three-in-One were visitors at
Kelvin Wednesday evening from
Shelby.
oil land in this section. Mr.. Bonner
is employed in a department Of state
at Helena.
Henry Hagen and several other
Cut Bank men were Sunday visitors
at Kelvin, and among other things
witnessed the spudding in of the
Harry Wilson well northwest of this
city.
James R.. Chiffon of Baker arrived
last week to join the e~ver-increas-
ing throng of men who are making
history for Kelvin and it's oil field.
He is a cousin of Gordon and John
Campbell.
Electric bulbs at John Mars,
Sweet Grass.-Adv. At.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller have
taken up their residence in a country
dwelling near their old ranch south
west of Kelvin.
T. J. Power was ~transacting bust
ness at the county seat Wednesday.
MI. Heyn of Heyn & Kelley, Great
Falls photographers was at Kelvin
Thursday to take views OF the Oli
Center City and of drilling operations
in the field.
J. E. Greer of Edgemont, S. d., is
among the many new arrivals this
week to cas-. their lot in Kelvin.
Charles Orchard, identified with
Montana and Wyoming oil interests,
and Ray Craig, field superintendent
for the Mid-Northern at Cat Creek,
were here Thursday. Their frequent
presence here denotes n increasing
interest in the Kevin-Sunburst field
by big oil men.
John Campbell made a trip to
Canada last week.
Otis Thompson arrived from Kali
ispell last Wednesday for a stay in
the Oil Center City. He and his
oor,-o,u baua oytnnciUa holdings