The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-06-20
kelvin DURING Week

] E. o. Adams of the Gas Ridge ter
ritory, has made his second model
oil derrick which is on display at the
White Cash store. These are in de-
mand for window advertising dis
plays for oil companies and the
affairs.
A. G. Abel Of Kalispell was here
Wednesday. Mr.. Abel formerly
owned land in Toole county and is
much Interested in the oil develop
ment here.
Mr.. Hughes of Spokane, formerly
connected with Joe Baker and as
sociates in Lewisrown oil promotion,
has been at Kelvin for the past week.
VIM. O'Haire, who is kept busy
selling lots at Sunburst and attend
ing to his extensive land and roy
atty holdings since the second pro-
Queer came in, was in Kelvin last
"Wednesday.
VIM. Hanrick Of Great Falls open
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a lot on Front street Saturday..
John Dwyer returned from Shelby
Wednesday and Friday evening left
for Glacier park where he will take
his old summer job at driving a
stage. John spent all the spring at
Kelvin and his old pals regret he is
to leave just when things are boom
ing.
Sam Tweetee, the Browning mer-
chant, returned home Wednesday
after spending some time in town
and the field.
G. c. Stebbins and Jack Reynolds
were prominent business visitors in
Kelvin Friday. Mr.. Stebbins is pre-
sident of the Gladys Bell Oil com
pany, now drilling on site neal the
Sweet Grass hills, and who, as re-
ported in the Courier last week, will
enter the local field with drilling
operations.
L. P. Jackson the we'll known oil
operator of Roundup, was in Kelvin
Friday. He is interested in ACREAGE
and operations in the Kevin-Sun-
burst field.
j. S.. Gordon who recently pur- =.
chased the White Cash store from :
e. Dutton, is moving his family
into the Dutton residence.
A. J. Finley left Thursday for
Great Falls after spending several
days in the field.
Big timber has arrived for the
Homestake company for it's location
IN 26-35-3W.
w. G. Williams of Canada is said 4
be building a building on Front +
for a hardware store. i
M. G. Green has purchased two
residences lots and expects to build
/ house later.
A party consisting of J. H. Turner,
George Coleman, Lew Felger, Joe
Sondike, and G.. w. Heathershow,
# McGraw, Alta, Canada, motored
o Kelvin Sunday. These gentlemen
we're much pleased with develop
nents here and predicted the field
would be a great one in the near
uture.
A change of managers OF the
ocal lumber yard Of the Monarch
lumber company took place last
aturday when VIM. Under, who
as been with the same company at
'odson for years, took charge.
amuel McCrea, the retiring man
ger who has conducted the business
uring the spring rush and boom
i'll be given another yard.
The building being erected north Of
le townsite's office is owned by
Iyde Scott of Edmonton, Canada,
I'd he will open a clothing store,
is said. Mr. Scott is expected back
lis week.
R. S. Homesley is gathering his
,rses from the range, having
ade arrangements to sell them in
-
Miss Minnie Day of Minot, N. D.,
IS accepted a position with the Gre
rdon Campbell-Kevn syndicate
}. 2, and has arrived and taken !
her duties. TO
Jack Sohn has built himself a Gu
ngalow on the lot west of the city A
rage. Ed. Rookie has erected TWO wit
all bungalows on Quality hill Gre
ich will be rented. NJ.
Mrs. Geo. Macleod of Lethbridge 10
,ns q restaurant in the R. G. Leh- -
.,- +o5ou GhO