The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-09

birthday of Mrs. Tony Freng, Mrs
Dolan's mother, and of Mrs. Apper
son, Mrs. Freng's mother.
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The following young men from
Shelby left last week for Fort Doug.
las, Utah, for a three weeks attend.
ance at military camp: Cecil Daley
John Lepper, Ralph Benjamin, War
rem Evans and Floyd Slower.
Road construction on the federal
highway west of Shelby has beer
started. More than six and a hall
miles of road will be bilt through the
flat where the roads have always been
in bad condition on account of gumbo
and alkali conditions.
The W-B Garage on the north side
run by Truman Boss and Sam War
mock have secured the agency for
Chevrolet cars and a carload will ar
rive this week for distribution. They
will also have the agency for the
counties of Glacier and Pondera.
The California company, subsidiary
of the Standard Oil, have moved into
their new offices adjoining the Shelby
Promoter office. They have four Of
flee rooms, and will maintain a large
force at Shelby. The company expects
to make this their principal office and
headquarters.
A new restaurant building is being
erected in Shelby on the east side of
the Shelby Promoter office by H. c..
Brown, a restaurant man of Roundup.
The building is 24x60, will be fitted
up in first class condition to receive
the increased business that is flocking
70 Shelby since the oil strike.
Shelby, Aug. 4.-Sheriff Alsup was
at Sunburst Friday and arrested j..
Rheinberger Of Casper, Wyoming, on
information from Sheriff Marquist of
Casper on a charge of theft Of q Ford
automobile roadster. The prisoner was
brought to Shelby and is in Jail await
ing the arrival of Sheriff Marquist.
Lloyd Mason was also arrested by
Sheriff Alsup at Sunburst yesterday,
on complaint of Miss Henderson, liv-
ing west of Sunburst. 1t appears that
Mason removed her shack from her
homestead, she notified the sheriff
that the same was missing, and the
arrest followed. Mason was given a
hearing before John Bett, justice of
1eace, and bound over to district court
N $500 bail.
During the past week several new
have announced their in
to run for office at the prim-
ary, and have their petitions filed
With the clerk and recorder. They are:
7or representative, Republican, Michel
Iasquet; Democratic, D. M. Brilliant.
Tor county superintendent, Republi-
an, for reelection, Miss Josephine
doberly. For sheriff, Democratic, Eu-
,ene Mallette. For assessor, Demo-
ratio, Theodore Morand, Devon.
The following civil actions were
lied the past week with the clerk of
curt, Malcolm P. Lyon: Peters & Co.
John Danielson, foreclosure. Pet
ars & Co., VS.. Thomas A. Halverson,
oreclosure. James A. johnson VS..
'arl w. Rogers, quiet title. Hennepin
Co., VS.. James Mowat, fore
Losure. P. B. Haber VS.. Fred w.
Iaisman, foreclosure. John Ford VS..
-braham Kyland, foreclosure. Doug
IS Parker VS. Lee II. Turner, fore
Shelby, Aug. Mrs. Just Johann !
N Of Dunkirk died at The Sacred :
cart hospital at Spokane, Monday, >
an operation for cancer. The
was brought to Shelby by her
N, Ralph and services were held at :
Ie Methodist church here, interment
the Shelby cemetery. Mrs. Johann
n was So years old and has resided
the ranch, ID miles from Dunkirk,
+ the past 10 years. She is survived
her husband and eight Cleve,
alph, Andrew, Arthur, Walter, Byrl,
ienert and Francis, all living at
A sister arrived from North
.kota to attend the funeral.
The following civil actions were
ed the past week with Malcolm P.
-on, clerk of court: P. B. Haber VS..
ed w. Haisman, ctux foreclosure.
hn Ford VS. Abraham Kydland, ct al,
reclosure. Douglas Parker VS. Lee
!rner, ct al, foreclosure. Kate w.
lies and Jos. R. Kingman. trustees
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