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The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-23
Oil Field Notes +:

Another trouble caused by the cav
ing kootenai has delayed completion
Of the Mortified Reliance we'll on
section 20-26-4 east of Genou.
I. Hobson, Aug. 15.-The test at the
Buffalo Dome Oil company's we'll near
Buffalo is to be completed. Driller VI
rich has just returned to the field and
will drill on through the sands found
in the lower quadrant formation.
A flow of gas so strong as to be
uncomfortable has been struck at the
Cabbage well on tie Bowdoin struc-
ture, e Saco, Montana. The gas
was encountered at a depth of 48O
feet, and has continued to flow with
out reduction in volume since first
struck.
Livingston, Aug. 15.-Drilling for
oil in Potter's basin in the Shields
valley will start within a short time,
according to an announcement made
by Chicago residents, who have pur-
chased the holdings of the Liberty
Oil q Gas company. The Chicago res
ldents propose to pull the casing at
the old Liberty well and start drilling
operations anew. ass
L~ewistown, August IS. H. H.
Schwartz Jr, vicc-presidcnt of the
Hover-Schwartz company returned
Thursday from Cat Creek where he
spent several days looking after the
deepening of the companys we'll to
the second sand. The experience was
unusual and very interesting, he said,
as the drill, instead of getting to the
real second sand, passed through a
fault where this sand had parted, only
three feet of a sandy formation beingI
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-23
TWIN CITY MEN
TO VISIT kelvin
st. Paul and Minneapolis Business
Boosters to Inspect Oil Field While
Touring West and Making Visit to
Glacier National Park; Bill O'Haire
Promoting Excursion.

Great Falls (Leader) August TO-
Three hundred twin city business mer
from st. Paul and Minneapolis will
visit Sunburst and the adjacent oil
fields August %, where special feat
ures will be provided for the junket
party which will come west from
Minnesota, starting next Thursday,
August "a.
This is the announcement of w. J.
O'Haire of Sunburst, who promoted
the excursion. Saturday and Sunday,
August 26 and 27, will be spent in
Glacier National park and the eastern
party will then go to Sunburst Mon
day, August %, when a big program,
including a wild west roundup, will be
put on.
An auction sale of the Sunburst adj
dition at Sunburst will also take place
on this date.
Efforts will be made locally to run
at least a special car from Great
Falls to Sunburst where local men
may mingle with the twin city tour
makers.
Arthur Baalim, Lethbridge oil man,
who was at Sunburst yesterday, states
effort will be made to extend the
proposed trips through the oil fields
to the Canadian side where II rigs
are either operating or ready to drill.
Notice had been received at the
local Great Northern office from Sun
burst that the special train would
arrive here August %.
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tana and all Montana, and if elected
will prove a valuable member of the
House of Representatives, and n
who can be depended upon at all
times to work for Montana and her
best interests.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-23
JOHN C.
For Clerk and Recorder

/ hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of County Clerk
and Recorder, at the coming Primary
election, subject to the vote of the
Republican party. If elected l promise
to continue to discharge the duties of
the office as conscientiously and eco
nomically as l have in the past.
J. H. MACFARLANE.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-23

encountered. However, as soon as the
drill reached this, a thin streak of oil
began rising and came up 200 feet in
the hole. The result of the test proves
up three locations on the "up-side" of
the fault and a well to tap the sand
there was spudded in Thursday.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-23
For County Assessor

| hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office Of County AS
SCISSOR, at the coming Primary cleo
ton, subject to the vote of the Re-
publican party. If elected I promise
to continue to discharge the duties of
the office as conscientiously and eco
nomically as I have in the past
WARREN T. EVANS.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-23
For Sheriff

I hereby myself as a can
didate for the office Of sheriff of
Toole county, subject to the will of
the Democratic voters at the Primary
nominating election.
If nominated and elected I will use
my best efforts for the best interests
of Toole county, and State of Montana
H. E. BENJAMIN.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-23
For Co. Supt. of Schools

I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
to thee ffice of county superintendent
of schools, subject to your wish at the
primary election.
Jeanette Walls, Sunburst, Mont.
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For County Commissioner

| hereby myself as a can
didate on the Republican ticket for
the office of county commissioner If
Toole county for the four-year term.
subject to the will of the electors at
the primary nominating election.
P. J.. NICHOLS.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-23
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
For Sheriff

I hereby myself as a can
didate for denomination to the office
of sheriff of Toole county, Montana,
subject to the will of the Republican
voters at the August primary nomi-
mating election.
J. "SHELT" ALSUP.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-23
For State Representative

| hereby myself as a can
didate for State representative of
Toole county, on the Democratic ticket
subject to the will of the electors at
the primary nominating election.
D. M. BRILLIANT.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-23
For County Commissioners

I hereby nou myself as a ca l.
didate for the office of county COM
of Toole county, for the six
year term, subject to the will of the
Republican voters at the August pri-
mary nominating election.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-23
Candidate for Supreme Court

With 81 years of active practice
both in the courts and as a jurist of
Montana, Judge Lew L. Galloway,
candidate for nomination as chief jus
tice of the supreme court in the Re-
publican primaries August 20, is
rounding out his 51st year of resi-
dence in Montana, coming here with
his parents at two years of age.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-23

Graduating in law from the Uni
versity of Michigan in 1891, he began
the practice of law in White Sulphur
Springs. Returning later to his boy
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Ask for
Houdek's Superior
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Home Product-Made at Shelby
For Sale in Kelvin by
White Cash Store and Kelvin
Mercantile Company
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-25
PLEASANT VIEW

Arnold Varland. who spent few
days in Chicago last week, returned to
his home Thursday evening
Joseph Mater was an Ottawa visitor
Sunday evening. a~
Felicia Maier of Brookheld,l who
spent last week with Hildegarde
Mater, returned to her home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Allen Olson aud daughter
Catherine and Mrs. Frank Maierhofer
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Ed PedGicor and Eunice.
Miss Catherine Olson and Edith
Erickson and Hazel johnson, Messrs.
Bill Degnan, j. NJ. Johnson. and Ar.
ncld Olson attended the dance at the
Auditorium in La Sale Sunday even.
ing, @iMn
Allen Olsen was in Seneca Tuesday.
Parnell Maier attended the X. e.
moeting in Ottawa Monday evening.
Nelson Chapman and Arnold Olson
We're in La Sale "Wednesday evening.
Arnold Olson, Joseph Maier. j. NJ.
Johnson and Hildegardc Maier Gathe-
gino Olson and Eunice peddicord at
tended the d. OF |. dance at the arm.
CRY in Ottawa Thursday evening.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-25
GRAND RAPIDS

The Grand Rapids unit OF the Home
Bureau held an all-day meeting with
Mrs Harry Hagie Wednesday. six
teen ladies were present The morn
ing was spent quilting for Mrs, Hagic.
At noon delicious pot luck dinner
was served. In the afternoon the
regular business was taken up. 1t
decided To hold a food sale in
he store vacated by C. w. Peterson
Wednesday Nov. 20. THIS sale
! going to be held almost entirely
by orders. II you wish a chicken.
cake, pie or ether good thing to eat
'or your THANKSGIVING dinner call
Mrs Frank lehr before Wednesday,
noon ana give her your order. There
il be other articles besides those
ordered for sale. The next meeting
~ill be with Mrs. Agnes OFT Tha
date has not been decided upon. Wis.
tors present at the meeting weyu
iss Belle Davis Of Grand Ridge MIR
Margaret Hacie and daughter, Mrs.
" bic os Ottawa, AMI Miss Margaret
lachek.
h4,es Hasie was pleasantly
iset Sunday evening By six
going mgrried couples from Grand
.d Monday was Mrs. Hag;e $
friday, bit these people helped her
celebrate one day ahead OF time. Five
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-25
MARSE|LLES SHOWS
KEEN INTEREST | N
ALL CLEAN SPORTS
LA SALE COUNTY TOWN SAID
TO TAKE MORE INTEREST IN
THE WORLD OF SPORTS THAN
ANY OTHER CITY IN THE
COUNTY.

Marseilles Is sure some sportini
town, IL the opinion OF many of Thu
sports about this county, but they JUS
won't say so. Yey, for small town
the Paper Cit does more In the sprot
ing world than any other town in the
county.
Just think of it fans, n town witt
some three thousand souls, support
ing a real honest to goodness pro
fessional football team not composed
OF home boys. but hired and played
players from throughout the county
Several Ottawa men wear the Mar
settles colors on the gridiron because
they are well rewarded for their ser
vices.
Next SUNDAY Marseilles will trek
to La Sale. where they will take on
the fast La Sale Shamrock crew one
of the best team in the county. A
team that has calber enough to be
matched with teams like the Peru
Independents is sure some team.
But Marseilles is not only boosting
athletics on the gridiron. hut they are
there in the fighting world, being the
only town in the county TO stage any
boxing exhibitions this winter They
have just put over one neat fight.
under the auspices of Johnny kid"
Harris Association. and plans are he
ing laid for many more good bouts
to be staged in the shelter OF steam
heated buildings during the winter
months. The next fight which will
bring together some OF the best fight
ers in the county is set for Dec. %,
and is open to the general public.
Now the Paper City comes out with
their final big sporting trump, when
they set up their crack basketball
team, the Marseilles All Stars. under
the management of Phil. Kohl. one
of the best basketball players in this
locality. The Stars have in past sea
sons ALWAYS had a crack team and
look like they will have one again this
season.
stars will appear Phil Kohl and Hagy,
at forwards. with Brundage at center
and Van Hoorebeke and Mundel at the
guards With this quintette to rep
resent them the Marseillans believe
they will have one of the best teams
in this locality and will issue chal-
lenge as So
Every one Of the members of the
Marseilles aggregation is a crack
player and promises to show some
stuff to the basketball fans around this
locality.
Although Marseilles is prominent
for a small town in the pro sports and
in the fight world, they are also prom
inent because of their other teams.
The Marseilles high school turns
out some mighty fine basketball teams
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-25

at the home of her uncle, Il, HodgA6n
u Fam Ridge,
Mis- Esther Hates of Grand Ridge
.pent several days last week with her
brother, Elmer, and wife. @ 4
Invitations have been received to
dnotner pre.nuptial event on Sunday
in honor OF Miss Nellie Kuhn at the
home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. II, Kuhn, Mrs. Thomas Kuhn and
Mrs. Noryal Galloway are to be host.
@ .acs. Miss Kuhn will marry William
Muffin on Thanksgiving day. 81
Mr, and Mrs, Collins OF Deer PARK
and Frank Geiger aud daughter Myrtle
aad Miss Anna Geiger were Sunday
visitors at IA VIM Geigcr home. p
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-25

co from his Gatherings ana prancihes
Ia the ring, severed with Varlcolored
ribbons and highest honors,
Submersibles pr lgenltols and the
origin of his name ave my terry. Nor
~ I known who discovered him at
the head of the 6,rhagt cart and
LrUomed him % lam",
One ddr thr., wears ago Submar'
si1ie is nov ,tveu loved of
hoiHos VITO tnu& l1ncy to the geld
ing ~ he y; ned through the fort
eEtcs hauling hage from the stone
barracks ard II, head quarters,
tits tail va, bnkempt gentility
born Of good bleeding was lacking
~ d his gWGm address far from
euct prngmg We his discoverer OBJ
sewcd that : netting that assured
'nm that in &uuwoysiblc was another
equine "Htgma'rcn," Al that was
needed was the proper care and good
grooming.
Az result Submersible babe fare
well tc the buck private that drove
the garbage cart and departed for
his training quarters,
Recently he was the outstanding
figure of the horse shAw. III won
TIE f. A. Clark championship cup for
chargers II was a competitive tess
for army horses ridden By officers
in full equipment, in,lud,nG anhles
and all the other regatta tGat goes
about with a splsndidly TRAPPED up
oaIcer.
He also CAPTURED tn lightEcight
championship for chargers and the
cnsiienge cuG for army saddle horses
o. well as taL,us tourt'. money IN the
heavyweight uo!o class
Even muge honors arr muaic'eu
Tor the for !rr garbage cart RrrFe Il,
the contest ~ has hasNs CEtnr'3
SubmerSlnia wiz 50 pack TO the
avid plains q Kansas with a proud
.rt Of ri,<'s garnishir, 49,. h'i!ie
% v,incipallv r.vCng tha;a viii be the
Clark yell1w l. settle delnt,u; cham.
o; 1pShips
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-25
FOOT BALL INTEREST
ON THREE GAMES
BY Associated Press.

Chicago Nov. 25.-Football interes'
in the midwest today conferred or
three OF today's games--Chicago VS.
Wisconsin, at Chicago; Iowa IS
Northwestern at Iowa City, and Mich
igan VS.. Minnesota at Minneapoli'
Results of these three games will de
termine the champion or perhans h
champions of the big ten conference
Chicago, Iowa and Michigan win er
ter the games indicated and tie
for championship honors. Dope II
dicates that the standing should b
the same after Saturdays games.
The Maroons apparently will
forced to show the most speed as tn
Badgers have heavy hard hittin
team. Northwestern it is believe
will not prove hard for Iowa, Michi-
gan was expected to outclass the Go
piers.
hTe Maroons were reported today
on edge after nearly a weeks drill
in defensive practice against Wis
consin's passes and plays. New
passes and plays were run by the
Badgers and they were reported as
fully prepared TO enter the game
Saturday to upset Chicagos chances
for a tie.
Michigan went through its final
practice yesterday on Ferry field. II
was one of the hardest OF the season.
The linesmen were given a long ses-
sion of blocking and tackling while
the back field was drilled in running
back kicks.
Iowa regulars went through a sue
cessful drill yesterday and made long
gains against the SCRUBS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-25
TAKE NOTHING FOR
GRANTED IN BASEBALL.

Take nothing for granted has long
been an accepted theory as regards
baseball On the diamond no game
is over until hte last man Is out and
YOU are on the big end OF the score
The take nothing for granted the
DRY viii soon be pust as applicable
70 football Il teams all over the coun-
try continue TO upset the dope.
The forward pass and the many
other deceptive formations that have
crept into the open game makes vie
tory uncertain until the final second
of play is over and the whistle has
sounded the finish.
4 few weeks ago Penn flashed u
real surprise by defeating the Navy.
1t was believed Penn had finally ar,
rived, that eIisman had developed n
great team.
Then Penn met Alabama, a team
that had been overwhelmed by Geor.
gia Tech, which had been beaten by
the Navq. Penn was defeated 10
8, in one OF the biggest form rever.
sails OF the year. Then came TO
6 defeat by Pittsburgh.
Penn is now in the dumps. nothing
but victory over the great Cornell
team can restore some of the pres.
tige that has been tossed away.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-25
BASKET BALL I 0
GET UNDER WAY At
0. \. S. NEXT WEEK
AFTER WEEK OF REST STUDENT
BODY WILL SWING FROM FOOT.
BALL SEASON INTO WINTER
SPORTS.

After this week is lover the lights
n the high school dressing room vii
once more beam after shutdown for the
tudents who have been enjoying d
weeks rest from their strenuous
thletic activities OF the season, will
aEm TO get ready for basketball.
When a glorious football season
- brought to q close last Saturday
j the city OF Aurora, whore the lads
rom the East High. OF the Beacon
ity. met and defeated the home.
.uard Coach Newberg made the an.
ouncement that all athletic activi.
les at the high school would be sus.
ended for week 10 set defeat out
tho athletes veins.
So at $3.50 next Monday afternoon.
lily fifty basketball candidates are
expected 70 report TO the coach In
le high school gym. No members of
ie football squad will report until the
.onday after that, when all the little
)ys like Farmer Antram Will come
nth 10 show their wares. But the
III school mentor sure looks for a
d workout next week, in the weed.
out OF the prospective candidates
II the team. However, foxy Dick
as set himself for the occasion by
arrying on system of short games
tournament form. in his gym class.
:, so he has these men pretty we'll
med up. OF course there will be
quite few men out who have not
taken gym, and little longcf time
will be taken with them so they will
all have a fair chance.
The high school mentors plans call
for the continually cutting men on
the first squad 10 report until ii has
down to some fifteen or
twenty real prospective looking men
He hopes to have this work completed
by the end of the week so he can be
set for his football squad men.
Ii reports point true there will be
at least twenty men from the foot
ball squad out for the basketball team,
which, if true, will mean about ten
Of them retained, as the coach will
lot keep a squad OF over twenty-five
men and probably not that many,
Coach Newberg stated that some
'CIS ninety luOhlu5 LldttlIal udo ucSh
lug up In his various gym classes
md he believes that ii the men can
adopt his system OF playing, in short
while. and stick to it, prospects are
ign for a crack team.
The local high school mentors sys-
en- OF play calls for practically no
License and most OF his work 'at-
ributed to working up a strong Of
ense.
In telling OF his system OF play,
Coach Newberg slater that practically
all high school teams work up a very
strong defense. which is just the OPP
1osite from college basketball, where
'Aense is where the coaches put in
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-25
WAGON HORSE WINS
OVER TH0ROBREDS

Old timers of the race track when
reminiscing over freak turns on tho
turf seldom fail TO ring in the story
OF the wagon horse which won a race
over a field OF thoroughbreds at En-,
pire City
To this album of sQuine oddities
may now be added the story OF the
United States army garbage cart
horse who appeared among the kueens
and kings OF American horse world
at the 1922 national horse show and
rose TO stardom.
Recently. New Yorks society horse
enthusiasts received the greatest
thrill in the history of the national
horse how from the brilliant eyhibi.
ton OF thi one lowly unknown. Still
curious is the name OF this equine
meteor--Submersihle.
a chestnut gelding, not so long ago
hitched to a garbage wagon-at FIT.
Riley, Kas,. Submersible today emery.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-25
hundred was played. Lunch "

|oI8 OF had very painful acct
dent while cranking his brothers Ford
% #oa} evening, The crank flew
back and hit Johns wrist. He was
Immediately taken to Dr. Smith who
Was unable % state exactly, but
,t.ught that one bone was cracked.
ME injury is very painful. Mr.. OFT
Is staying with his parents, MIR. and
Mr5 Charles OFT ST., of Grand Ridge,
t2is week.
WORD has been received annouucing
tAc arrival of a baby girl at the home
% Mr., and Mrs. Aayue Woodward OF
Spokane, Wash This Is the FIST iirI
In the family, the Other two children
being boys, Mr., and Mrs, Woodward
made their homo In Grand Rapids for
many years before moving to Wash.
iagton.
Misses Margaret and l.uella Maggie
were among those who attended the
variety shower on Miss Nellie Kuhn
OF the Henry Mullin home in Farm
Ridge Sunday.
Miss Catherine Scherer Of ottawa
pCnt the week end at the f, y, Wakey
home.
The Standard Bearers OF the VI. +,
chgrch met with Miss Vernille Duliau
On Friday evening" A larse number
were present, Much time was spent
the rally to te held in
Grand Ridge on Dec. l and .. After
tae businG's meeting social hour
was spent. Lunch was served by the
hostess.
Miss Loretta Mnhpliey o. Kinsman
ia visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Maggie,
Miss Anna Lucille Sutton of Grand
Ridge was a guest Of Miss Catherine
LeAr Friday and Saturday.
Miss Lacene Hibbs OF Grand Ridge
pom. Friday night at the George
Ddiial home.
Miss Alice Lehr was a recent guest
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-25
FREE TRADER 0URNAL
EMPLOYEES TO FORM
AN INDOOR BALL TEAM

Hub Leaman, an indoor bali en-
thusiast has arranged to organize an
indoor team in this Office. The squad
viii hold their first practice next Fri
day night in the armory when Huh
says he will organize his team among
his fellow employees.
The little compositor will be boss
Of his team mates and viii do the
coaching that rs needed, but there will
be little coaching needed as all the
members OF "huo's' outfit are stars
and don't need advice.
Club, himself. who is crack key
stone sacker will cayort around the
keystone corner in all the teams
games.
When the team is officially organ
formal challenge to some Of the
think their so good indoor teams
around hcge for game And accord.
ing 70 Hub" he Will put team on
the floor that Is due to take fall out
Of some OF the many teams around
this neck of the woods.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-25

Coach Newberg's contention is, "All
their work. To defend his point,
teams start the game even, with a tie
score. to win the game the team must
score; the only way they can score
is by trying to, if they concentrate on
watching their own basket, how can
they score? To win the game they
must score and hence they must put
all their effort into scoring"
With this statement, Coach New
berg also told how his team was going
TO work this year if they are intel.
leCtual enough TO learn the stuff, and
in the end, if they can learn and under
stand their stuff and do it, victory is
theirs, but if not they will have to
chance to luck 10 win their games
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-25

and frequently upsets the Red and
White in their annual tits.
And last but not least, every real
sporting town must have its own golf
course. The Paper City has hers, so
they must be real sporting town ac-
cording to the formula.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-25

Thought for the Day
A gentleman is not so much the
man who forcats himself as the man
who thinks Of otharS
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-02-16

it would cost $75 per month to
get reliable drivers which would
add another $13,500 for the
term.
Now for gas and repairs for
the trucks we can add another
$1,000. We then have a grand to-
tai of $4,000 with S13,956.58
a year to pay with.
As near as can figure it will
take a tax of As mills to finance
this school. If | am wrong let
us hear from some one with the
correct figures, fl | don't believe
in going into anything blind
folded. SO hoping to hear from
more of both sides of the subject
| will leave some space for some
one else.