The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-02

also look after business interests
Ten cents a dance, Saturday night
John McManus and wife motored
up from Conrad Saturday and took in
the dance at Liberty hall Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell, ac-
companied by Margaret Anthony,
spent the week end in Glacier Ma
tional Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Smeltz of Great
Falls arrived in Kelvin Tuesday and
will spend a few days looking over
the oil field.
A. S. Palmer, manager of the Cali
fornia company returned to Great
Falls Thursday after spending the
week in the field.
Dance Saturday night, good time
assured. adv
H. B. Lake returned to Great Falls
Thursday after spending a few days
looking after his business interests in
Kelvin and the oil field.
R. A. Boone of Casper, Wyoming,
arrived in Kelvin Thursday and will
spend a few days looking over the
Kevin-Sunburst oil field.
Harvey Taylor, partner in the Red
Ball Transfer company, left Wednes-
day for Saco where he will spend a
few days visiting with his parents.
Benny and Hans Thomson spent
several days at Kelvin, Sunburst, Con-
rad and Great Falls last week, look
ing after their interests in the oil
field.
Jim MacGowan and a party of
Kevinites are sojourning in the Ola
cier park, leaving for that place with
the Lincoln car and camp equipment
last Wednesday.
Mrs. T. J. Power and four children
arrived from Fargo Thursday and
with her husband have taken up their
residence in the new bungalow north
of the school house. III
John Chase and Mrs. M. Smith Of
Dupuyer bought the Kelvin Hotel Cafe
the Greer brothers, and are now
prepared to give good service along
with the best Of meals.
George Cox severed his connections
with the Pioneer Barber shop and left
last Tuesday for Great Falls. Joe Gill
bert of the same city has become a
partner of B. F. Dreher in the shop. 4
L. r. Pyke, proprietor Of Pyke's
Welding works, motored to Havre
Saturday where he will attend to a
few business affairs and also secure
some new machinery for his shop in
Roy Hurd, driller Of the Gordon /
Campbell discovery well now on KEEL.
in Syndicate No. 2 Lincoln well, left
Wednesday for Great Falls, where he
will spend a few days looking after
BUSINESS interests.
And Kelvin continues to improve
md grow. A substantial step in the
light direction was recently made by
hyde Scott and Tony Stipietch when
hey put in cement walks in front Of
heir restaurants north Of the town
lite company's office.
H. Mccullough motored up from
Friday and canvassed Kelvin
Sunburst in the interests of an
lectric lighting system for which he
!, district salesman. He is moving his
eadqarters from Choteau to Kalis-
ell and become one of the incorpor-
tors of the Mosby Electric company
f that city.
Kevin's citizens all made a rush for
'ront street, Friday evening shortly
fter supper in response to much
nooting, yelling and the rushing
bout of an automobile Z filled with
hite-robbed figures resembling, up
4 a casual glance, the famous K T.
(. of history and more recent times.
bout the time some of the more
Imaginative of the crowd were either
lady to charge and give the mystic
Gus paraders fight OF call up Sheriff
Shelf Alsup, the cal was brought to
sudden stop in front of the Liberty
Ieatre and one of the ghost-like gun
en- arose and announced in a loud
1t solemn that Harold Lloyd
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