The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-07-12

; business visitor in Kelvin last Sat
5 urday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. K. Bachant of Grea
Falls were visitors to the oil field
Thursday.
James j. Travis, rancher from Cas-
cade, was a business visitor in Kevil
Wednesday.
David Anderson of Havre arrived
in Kelvin Friday with the view Of
locating here.
w. Humphrey returned Saturday
morning from Great Falls, where he
was on business.
A. B. Cory returned Thursday from
Kalispell, where he spent the Fourth
with his family.
K. c.. Langbell, of Conrad, spent
Thursday and Friday here looking ov-
CT tIC OIL lleluS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Scott spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Great
Falls on business.
H. P. Barker of Malta was in Kelvin
Thursday with the view of buying lots
for a business location.
L. D. Wait of Armour, SD, was in
Kelvin between trains Saturday, COM
ing up to look over the situation.
Robert Cotton returned Monday to
his home in Billings, after spending a
few weeks in the oil fields with a sur
vey crew.
Elmer Taylor, Of the hustling firm
of Taylor & Bakken, draymen, was
at the county seat on business last
Thursday.
George Shaw of the Kelvin Con-
struction company and C. T. Kopsed
spent several days in Big Sandy the
past week.
Moses Fiddler returned Thursday
rom Browning and Glacier Park,
where he took the Indian celebration
m the Fourth.
L. w. Hindmarsh, of Edmonton,
Alta, Canada, spent several days at
levin and Shelby last week. He has
,ept in touch with the new oil field
ince his first trip here in January.
H. r. Cope, who was station agent
t Sunburst last year and who has
OLD considerable royalty in the field
his spring at a very good figure, was
business visitor in Toole county last
eek.
The rain makes heavy-hauling roads
ut the oil men smile in spite of that
.rdship because of the full reservoirs
{ water for drilling. And the sheep
nd cattle men smile for the abund-
ice of feed on range and field that
now assured.
N. O. Miller, of Great Falls, has
zen at Kelvin for several days dur
g the past week in the interests of
e Buhler-Nash Co., sales agents for
ash cars and trucks, a number of
1ich have been sold and are in SER
&c in the oil field.
William Seabrook is having con-
Dan j.. Maher build a new
.lifornia bungalow on his old home
cad in the SW Ia SW Id 19-35-2W.
ans have been working for a week
iIding a large reservoir on Sea-
water appropriation.
J. E. Trudell is now the sole pro-
etor of the Kelvin P~antorium, hav-
!. bought out his partner, Hank
nby, last week. Mr.. Trudell states
It he is prepared to handle all
aning and pressing work, and that
has a new line of samples for tailor
de clothing.
Declaring that the Sunburst field
es promise of being one of the
Attest oil fields in the United States
not in the world, Dorsey Hager,
authority on geology, has
tten an article on the northern
ntana oil situation, the first formal
tement he has prepared since his
wal in Montana two months ago.
!. w. McWhorter, father of E. L.
Whorter, was at Kelvin a few days
week, after spending the Fourth
4 his son at Glacier Park, taking
the frontier and Indian sports.
Sc were quite a treat to n who
spent most of his life in Alabama.
McWhorter expects to return to
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