The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-06-13
kelvin DURING A Week

J. L. Rookie returned Friday fro,
a trip to Spokane, he says, and fo,n
business conditions much imnrovo
IN That city and states that every
Where he went the people were ta1k
ing OF the Kevin-Sunburst oil fie1f
dynamite, fuse and caps at lob
Mars, Sweet Grass.-Adv.
JULIUS Peters, president, and r. r
Coolldge, manager, of the Homestak.
vi Co., spent several DAYS hero an,
az Sunburst the latter part of las,
week. Their company have secured
considerable acreage in this feld
since 1t was proved this spring and
as they are known as fast operatives
ana producers, it is believed their ac-
tlvltles here will greatly hasten de-
velopment work.
Inc extremely wet weather has
held up building operations whore
easements were being dug and foun-
oatlons laid, but the several crews
OF carpenters are making every min
ute count on the numerous struc-
lures on going up. The foundation
Tor the Power & Paradise pool ha1i
was laid Saturday and frame started
Monday.
All. IhronsOn of Browning was
a visitor here on legal matters We'd
nesday. Mr.. Thronson also owns
land in the district which promises
to be within the large oil section.
Small valves and pipe fittings at
John Mars, Sweet Grass.-Adv.f
John sogn and "slim" Cameron
were looking over Sunburst for sev-j
eral hours last Friday.
russell Hurd, Campbell head drill
and field superintendent, return-
ed Saturday from Great Falls where
ne met Mrs. Hurd who had been visit
ing relatives in Wyoming.
Ed. Hovee, Will Johnson, Charles
and Frank Kinney and their
wives OF Inverness motored through
saturday and visited the oil wells
md the oil towns until Sunday.
Tools of all kinds at John Mars.
ADV.
The M. G. Green pool hall between
he Campbell office and the hotel on
'ront street is nearing completion
nd when completed will present a '
God appearance. The building is a
.ubstantial one with partial base )
1ent and will be equipped with good :
ables and other fixtures for a first
lass parlor. y
John F. Campfire of Helena was
ere on business matters last Fri
ay.
A party of Kevinites attended a "
ance at Telestad Saturday night and r.
spOrt a good time. o.
Z. f. Bloomhuf director of fin A
ice Campbell-Kevin syndicate No.
left for Great Fails for the week
i'd.
Cots, beds and stoves at John Mars
yeet GrasS.-Adv.
Wilfred H. Smith, rancher living
utheast of Kelvin was in a happy
anne OF mind Monday, stating to a
porter hat he was to have a drill
his place by July 1. He gave a
hat Gay to unnamed parties
ting a consideration, it is under
of $500 besides quick drilling
omise. His land is the S of N SILK
4 Sc of NE 31-34-2W.
Electric bulbs at John Mars,
eet Grass.-Adv, +
F. Cooper and L. P. Jackson, II
'minent Montana oil men, we're n,
e Friday and Saturday, looking
sr their interests in the fieldI-
ich is making such a stir through-
the country.
Hiss Margaret Anthony of Lewis-
has taken up her residence at
Campbell's Southview cottage!
will probably remain here for
summer.
L. Thompson, an oil man FRONT
mining town of Butte, was here l.
=
/. J.. Finley, representing the
tern Petroleum Co., was in town
the field Sunday. He has been
'equent visitor here this spring.
it is understood he has acquired -
iderable acreage for his com-KF
Destaffnay of Kalispell was in
n Monday and said he might Clot
some additional acreage In the
Ordo