The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-06-27
kelvin DURING Week.

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Louis p. Donovan of Butte was a
Kelvin visitor Thurday and an inter
ested spectator of the oil camp city
and the progress in the field. Mr.
Donovan is an attorney. member OF
the firm of Nolan & Donovan.
! I. 0. Woare, edilo' OK The Chester
Reporter and formerly a publisher
of a paper at Galata, Toole county,
was at Kelvin Monday last week,
Mr.. Woare reports an increased in
terest in oil development in his part
of the state.
G. j.. Shanahan of Harlowton was
a business visitor in Kelvin between
trains Wednesday. He is one of the
many unit holders Of the Gordon
Campbell-Keyin Syndicate No. 1 and
is a great booster for Mr.. Campbell.
He expects to visit the field again
next month, when he will drive over
with a party from his city.
And still they come! e. S. Bowden
of Taber, Alta, Canada, arrived in
the Oil Center City Wednesday. He
represents the Golden West Coal Min
ing Co., and plans on putting three
big Giant trucks to work in the field.
After spending a few days here he
expressed much satisfaction with de-
velopment progress here, saying that
what had been done since the strike
here this spring was remarkable.
They not only come to Kelvin, but
after a visit to this hustling oil camp
they can't seem to stay away. c. T..
Kopseng was over from Big Sandy
a day a week before las and return-
ed again Wednesday. He no doubt
will take advantage OF the opportun-
tiles so plentiful here.
A.. =. Corey lett Wednesday for a
brief visit to his home in haIispeIl.
Mr.. Corey has a valuable piece OF
land just east of the Aloe we'll and
is watching developments in the field
with keen anticipation.
Landlord Wilson of the Thomp-I
son hotel at Sweet Grass was hereI
with a party Wednesday,. The oil
fever as some call it, is taking eff
feet farther north each day and
Judging from the activity Of some Of
the larger concerns it is we'll might
be and as a result Mr.. Wilson'S en-
a brisk business in the hotel.
B. G. Porter has been confined
to his bed with rheumatism for
days. His mother of Eureka
arrived the first of the week, motor
from Dunkirk.
Mrs. T. c.. Power arrived today
rom Fargo and Joined her husband
or a brief visit. They will visit
park and other points, and
alter will establish their home in this /
part of Montana.
l.. P. Jackson, the well known oil
nan, is in the city looking after BUSH
less. He is a guest at the "Hotel
'ullman" and friends say that he
nd Jack Reynolds have a contest
S to who can sleep the longest--ofI
MORNING.
t. f. Russell and D. A. Critics oil
avre were visitors of Kelvin and the 4
IL field Saturday. 1t is understood =
ley made extensive deals for acre
sc.
M. E. Beck of Shelby, H. B. Lake,
Great Falls and G.. l.. Emmons,
.eolobist, were Kevin-Sunburst Wis
ors Sunday. Mr.. Lake is a Great
alls broker AMI a director of the
Oil company, who are putting
'wn a well two miles north of
evin.
Il. M. T%rescott, Leo Victor, Dewey
eele and E. F. Sanders of Choteau
otored to the big oil field Sunday.
Prescott is editor of the Mon
nan at Choteau. They found so
iSA VI lHIGlGSL utI0 lila LH6y re-
over until Monday.
w. l.. Baker returned Sunday from
eat Falls where he spent two days
business.
Mr.. Bradford who looks after the
rnham interests in several fields,
d A. ]. Findley of the Western Ex-
company, were here Mon-
Y.
Thomas Sedivy, a mercrant Of
ngham, was here looking over the
vn with anticipation of locating.
J. G. Hoff of Winchester, Wash,
ned the Kelvin camp last week.
is an experienced we'll contractor, -
ring operated two rigs III Wash- =
ton for IL years, drilling deep
ter wells.
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