The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-05-05
kelvin DURING A WEEK

HdkluS Lu0 LIlp ny CdI.
Jesse Reynolds, IN old timer of Cut
Bank, has Joined the old fortune
seekers at Kelvin,
A. T. Reagen made abusiness trip
to Cut Bank Tuesday.
A canvas of the town has convinc-
ed baseball fans that Kelvin could
have a fast team this season and an
organization for that purpose is ex-
pected to be perfected in a few days.
Come to Kelvin May IL.
Don't miss the boxing match, the
ball game nor the dance-a1l at Ke-
vim the day and night of May IL.
E. L. McWhorter is Kevin's first
licensed real estate broker and oil
man. He located here last fall and
is manager of the Kevih-Sunburst
Realty Co., with offices on the main
street. Since the strike he has been
busy supplying the demand for roy
atty and leases. Charles of Sweet
Grass, who has accumulated consider
able interest in the new field, has
been here since early spring and con-
templates opening a brokerage office.
The first attorney to pitch his lot
here was r. J. Reno1ds, a lawyer who
practiced at Winnett during the de-
velopment of Cat Creek. He makes
a speciality of oil and titles.
Following the extensive reno
vations made by H. G. Knapp for
restaurant at rear Jack Sohn and his
crew of painters painted the inter
ior of the Goeddertz place and the
improved effect is pleasing to the
patrons. Mr.. Goeddertz will soon
put in a new plate glass front, the
Courier is informed.
KeYin's Importance as the center
of the oil boom and the great amount
of automobile traffic here has prompt
ed Jack MCGOWAN of Popular to start
the erection of a building for a gar
age. The location is on the coroner
north of the lumber yard and the
building, which will be 34x50 feet,
was started Monday by Contractors
Fr~edickson e Shaw, and Mr.. Meow
an expects to be open for business in
a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goeddertz, Jr.,
were passengers to Great Falls We'd.
nesday afternoon.
Capt. E. D. Birkholz and Tony
Freng of Shelby motored to Kelvin
Wednesday.
Party consisting of John Dwyer,
Claude Babcock, Gerald Porter, Jack
Sohn, and others the reporter sayeth
not to the contrary, took in a dance
at the county seat Wednesday even
ing.
E. B. Coolridge, manager of the
Homestake, has been a frequent WISH
tor here on business connected with
his company. He is making his head
quarters at Sunburst in preparation
of %spudding in of Homestead No. 1,
which will be within a few days, as
all necessary tools are on the site.
H. M. Clark, who has held the G..
N. station for a number of years,
has been swamped with work since
the Campbell well came in, freight,
doubling many times. He has an eff
cient assistant in the person of j..
A. Raitor, operator.
Miss Florence Knapp returned to
her home at Sweet Grass Monday af-
ter residing in Kelvin for some time.
Dan J. Maher, the contractor, is
one of the first to put up a new resi-
dence. He began its construction
the first of the week on lots just
north of the school house.
Sheppard & Edgar of Sunburst
were here Tuesday and Wednesday
building brick chimneys for the new
Office buildings of the townsite COM
pany and w. L. Baker.
VIM. O'Haire is this week complet-
ing his new residence at Sunburst.
James Shelton, who adopted Kelvin
as his business home following the
asJ nroaf in NToroh re ft1rnnd tN tho