The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-10-23

A. Beardslee of Great Falls, anc
who is heavily interested in the Kevir
field, was here last week looking after
business matters for a few days.
Mrs. Ada Smith has moved her resi-
dence property from the south part of
the city to a location facing the Mon
arch Lumber company on the north.
Miss Sarah McHale was in Kelvin
last week getting out bills and litera-
ture for the big republican rally held
here Wednesday evening.
Myrtle Dahlen, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo Dahlen, who is attending
high school in Cut Bank spent Satur-
day and Sunday at home with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Jones and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Wray
and son were visiting in the north
end of the county Sunday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid of Kelvin was en-
tertained last Friday by Mrs. E. J.
Engle at her home a few miles east of
town. Mrs. Engle was assisted by Mrs.
Fred Gremmert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef More left last
Sunday for Colorado where they will
make their future home. Mr.. More has
been engaged in drilling in the Kelvin
field for the past six months.
Judge Roy E. Ayers spoke to a
large audience at Sunburst Friday
night in the interest of the democratic
party. Especially Judge Ayers urged
the support of Judge j. E. Erickson
and Senator T. J.. Walsh.
Del More, A. H. Anderson and w. J.
Elliott who have been looking after
business matters at Edmonton, Cana
da, for the past few days returned to
Kelvin the latter part of the week.
The retiring officers Of the Kelvin
Civic Club were entertained at a ban
quet at the j. L. Rock home last Fri
day evening by the new officers re-
installed. All present report a
splendid evening. /
w. D. Craig, president of the Queen
City Oil Company, accompanied by
F. Sommerville and Mr.. McNivens,
who have been spending some time in
the Kelvin field looking after the hold
of the Queen City, departed Sun
day morning for their homes in Re
gina.
Kelvin was well represented at both
and Sunburst last week to see
hat wonderful picture that George (
had secured, "The Covered
This was indeed a great pic
,ure, and Mr.. Beaverton is to be cred 7
ted with the good pictures which he
s showing to the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Seabrook,
Who were married in Great Falls last Q
week, returned to Kelvin the latter {
oart of the week and have taken up
heir residence on the Grooms home i
'tead a few miles north of Kelvin.
gill was passing out the cigars last e
week and he and Mrs. Seabrook were II
ecelving the congratulations of thier n
many friends. t
Judge John j.. Greene was in Kelvin A
he latter part of last week shaking
ands with his many friends here.
he Judge is very optimistic over the
ampaign and feels that he has an ex- D
client show of again being elected at
general election. He left here for
unburst where he delivered an adj
ress Friday evening. q
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w. H. Whitson of Marion, Indiana,
rother of Irwin Whitson, employed
the Montana-Giant refinery, arrived T,
lst week for a visit with his brother.
II. Whltson is a man of deep educa-
on, having taught in some of the
lrger universities in the east. He was ~
resent at the Kelvin public schools /"
ne morning this week and gave a :,
olendid lecture to the students which D
as greatly enjoyed.
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The statement of the Sunburst State r,
ank appears in this issue of the Re- tn
ew- 1t will be of interest to YOU to in
ok this up and read it carefully, and
e II you can place your money in a r,
Ter bank anywhere than that of the m,
lnburst State Bank, and you can al
avs rest assured, under the guidance A.
cashier Nat Taylor, that you are
'allng with an institution that the
'ople OF Toole county can feel proud. ne