The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-07-19
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in the political history Of this coun
ty, unofficial returns Of Tuesdays
primary election Indicate that Jean
2. Gerlough has won the republican
nomination for the 2-year term for
county commissioner by a margin of
9 votes over David Weigand. The
same figures show that Tom Ander-
son Of Ferdig has defeated ]. G.
Kiehlbauch, incumbent for the re-
publican nomination for the 6-year
term. The result was in doubt un-
til tonight when returns coming in
from Seewald precinct, the last to
report gave Anderson the verdict
Kiehlbauch was Z votes behind un-
til chat time, and seewald gave An
derscn 5 votes. KiehIbaugh /. The
total vote was, Anderson All, Kiehl-
baueh 406
Returns from seewald also assur-
ed Gerlough Of victory. as there he
received A votes I'd j for Wiegand.
The total vote in this race is, Ger
lough S94, WiegaDd, SIS.
After receiving a sizeable early
lead from Shelby w NJ. Fulton, re-
publican candidate for the state leg
islature, saw the lead overcome by
steady gains in OUTLYING precincts
for Everett A. Rice, who finally won
out by the comfortable margin Of 70
votes Rice had 1876, Fulton S73.
For district judge, r. M Hatters-
ley Of Conrad and John w. Coburn
of Cut Bank ran nip and tuck race,
Coburn getting 31S votes to S12 for
Hattersley. The latter, however, was
nominated for judge. securing heavy
votes in Teton and Pondera coun-
ties
ERICKSON WINS OUT
Helena, July 19-Goy. ]. E. Erick-
son, Albert Angsman and w E. Har-
mon votes crept steadily but slowly
up as the results Of Tuesdays prima-
~ election in outlying precincts be
came known. These races, Erickson
against Roy E. Ayers for the demo-
cratic gubernatorial nomination:
Angstman against Justice A. p
stark for the republican nomination
to the supreme court for the six-year
term, and Harmon against Frank
Cone for the same party's choice as
candidate for secretary of state,
were the only ones in doubt afte-
the city vote reported
In 1,S51 precincts, the governor
Thursday night had vote OF 1858
to Ayers 23,272, majority o. 426.
The missing precincts ara scattered
through Fl counties, whore the re-
turns will not be available until the
county. canyassing boards meet sons
time this week. Several were in ses-
sion Thursday
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ihe well was placed on the pump it is
estimated it will have a production Of
10 barrels a day.
The American Oil-Jones No. |, in
section 9-34-1 west found showing
If oil at the ElIis4Madison contact at
the depth Of 1857 feet. It was shot
with 20 quarts Of nitro at this depth
ana the pipes collapsed and they are
now swedging It ont. If this shot does
not bring the desired results the wen
viii be drilled deeper.
A 500-barrel wen, cmfwyshrJ .avb
The largest completion Of the pasr
month is the well in section 12-34-2
west brought in last week by J. John
son, Independent operator Of Mon
tana and California. and his associa
Ees, W, j. Beager. H j. Hayes, VIM
Flemming and number Of Great
Falls and Bozeman men, This well !
to be good for 500 barrels at
The least
T. M r. Oil company, at ? direct
ars meeting held in Havre July II,
elected j. Fl Agen 81 Shelby presi-
dent Of the company to succeed E. X
cheadle, Jrs res gned. Arthur Cavan
augh was elected to fill the vacancy
left on the board By the resignation
if 4. M. Onhad Of bingham. This
company has a commercial producer
On its Morton lease ia section 24-34-2
west and intends drilling another
we'll inln aaiately ca the same acreage
John Plapgens retnrned to Kevin
he latter part of LAST week from
wyoming where he has spent the
aef ranr Mr. planane Al again am