Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-26
MEET SPECIAL
FROM EAST AT
HAVRE TONIGHT
Minneapolis Visitors Start In
spectiOn of Oil Field
Monday.

Minneapolis visitors on the Sunburst
special to the northern oil fields next
week will include former Governor
Burke of Devils Lake, n. D., according
to word received by o. l. DeSchon:
editor of the Montana Oil Journal, who
is representing w. J.. O'Haire of Sun
burst in the Great Falls arrangements.
Other visitors will include many mid
die west men interested in Montana
developments.
Plans announced Friday were for a
program starting tonight when OHalre
and the Sunburst delegation of welcome
will meet the special at Havre. They
will the train to Glacier
park, arriving there Sunday morning
and going by automobile to st. Mary S.
Lunch will be had at Sun camp. The
party will arrive in Sunburst at 5
O'Clock in the morning and the Sun
burst residents will greet them in wild
west fashion TO the crack of six shoot
ers. The Cut Bank band will head the
reception committee. The trip to the
oil fields will start at 9 O'Clock and
will include the spudding in of the j. II.
Adams well. There will follow a visit
to a drilling well, to wells where fishing
Tor TOOLS Is uUuGT way anu thOh Z
every producer in the field.
The party will return to Sunburst
at 11:30 and the wild west will begin
at / o'clock. There will be 30 wild
horses, five of which are outlaws that
have not been ridden at any OF the
Browning or other northern Montana
r~oundups. Twenty wild steers will be
ridden and roped and $1,000 in prizes
has been hung up for the events. Cut
Bank and Sweetgrass will meet IN O
baseball game and at 7:30 there will
be a 10-round 60 between Paul Letting
well, lightweight title holder of Alder
ia, and Mike Cassidy, flyweight cham
pion of Canada, to meet at catch
weights. Paul Clevenger is promoting
the fight.
Letters from Minneapolis say that
there will be about $50 visitors. Some
of these who had announced their in
tention of making the trip were:
J.. F. Sinclair, banker; S. l.. Ogden
provision company, Chicago; Senator
r. 8. Hogan. Billings; 20 physicians
connected with the Dox-Beauvais Oil
10 stockholders of the Kelvin
Colonel Oil company; Walter T. Bou-
tell, Boutell Brothers Furniture COM
pany, Minneapolis; ]. d. Barrett and
Nose Zimmerman, horse dealers, st.
Paul; r. z. Schendel, president Cont
mental bank, Minneapolis; A. H. Van
Slyke, banker, Minneapolis; F. n. Hegg
general contractor, Minneapolis; E. o
Nordstrom, Washburn-C Crosby company
Minneapolis; Slyde Burdick. Wash
burn-Crosby company, Minneapolis.
Andy Hogan, Union Central Life In
surance of Minneapolis: ". f. Corner,
real estate, Minneapolis; Leo Levy,
Midway Harness company, st. Paul;
Charles Chapman. w. ]. Moulton com
panv, Minneapolis; w. J. Jalley, Arti-
fetal Ice company. Minneapolis; Dan
Grady, attorney, Fondulac. Wis; D. K.
Elder, real estate, st. Paul; Harry
Braunstein, wholesale clothing COM
pany Minneapolis: Mr.. Clingman, Min
neapolis: e. L. Gunberg, real estate,
Minneapolis; Fl. W. Fillmore, c., M. Il
st. P. railway. Minneapolis.
Louis Fillmore, O., NJ. & st. F., Min
neapolis; DR.. Wells, dentist, Minneap-
oils; DIR. Weithoff, dentist, Minneapo-
lis; Axel Eberhart, attorney, Minneap-
oils: DR.. Maze. dentist. Minneapolis;
Sam Simpson, lunmberman. st. Paul
John Campbell, capitalist, Cloquet,
Mimi; former Governor Burke, Devils
Lake, s. D.; A. A. White, banker. st.
Paul; Connie Osborne and wife, Min
neapolis; r. c. Cathey and wife, in
vestment brokers, Minneapolis; Il. NJ.
Foster, Minneapolis.