The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-14
MINES AND MINING

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HE IDAHO WYOMING OIL CO. OWNS 5000
ing oil fields. and two. drilling rigs costing
upwards OF $1,000, and the land and rigs are
well WORTH sooo per gear to the
which would flow as strongly as ever it we
would let it. This. would pay 3 per cent
dividends on our entire capitalization after
deducting all expenses This small flow alone
makes stock worth at least SOC per share.
and will prevent YOU from losing money me, s on
times what you now have to pay Tor IT,
There is no better investment than this in
America. You can't lose anything and the only
question is how much you viii make II
we strike a large flow gusher every Zoe
yoh invest should reasonably net you at least
SO. The company has not positively ordered
to charge 15c for the stock, and we are
going to continue selling at 10c per share until
March L, unless they do.
We refer you to Governor E. w. Hunt or
Idaho, Frank Martin, attorney general OF that
state; H. j.. Neal, cashier of the Capital state
Bank; Joseph Perrault, surveyor general OF
Idaho; all of Boise. or any bank in Boise or
Pocatello. idaho, or any bank, Bradstreet or
Dun. Mr.. f. H. Evans, Kasota building, MIN
neapolis, told lis this week that our president.
G.. r. Shaw. was one of the best business
men he met in the west; that he knew nearly
all OF our y. officers and that t. we t cspla 1 @
tell you that our officers and directors are hrst'
class men and will make money for our stock
holders if any one can.
United States Senator W. A. Clark of Mon
tana owns two sections of land adjoining ours
and has a well down 10 feet His easing ga Is
say gypsum is always found Gaping OH ana
that he will get a large flow, when he gets
through it, United States Senator c. d:
Clark of wyoming has two three thousand
acres of land in our fields; he has three rigs
working and has already secured one 1o-barrei
tor of Nebraska, Joseph Chanselor. the Cali:
fornia oil king who is worth $4,000, 900, and
who made it all in two years in oil alone; Hon.
W. ]. Bryan, Stephen 3. Elkins of West N1r-
GINA and many other well-knoHn are
heavily interested in these fields. We think
over 100 rigs will be working there before
Prof. Wilbur G. Knight, state geologist OF
wyoming: Professor Mitchell. state geoloGlst
Edinburgh. Russia Egypt, New York and from
all over the world say, we will get tremendous
flows of oil in these fields if we go ID, dee,
enough. Our large rig is capable Of drilling
an sS-inch hole $500 feet deep, and we are
going to get a large flow of oil or gushs e,
when he get to the THIRD sand, which vii
be in 800 or 400 feet more
We have received several letters thls wee
good enough to print as ,,ns Oh Gn
Minneapolis, MINI. Gentlemen:-I accidental
" picked up circular which I noticed Lynn
in the postofice and was about TO throw
away when happened to notice the name Q
Fossil and on a little inspection | lcarne
that the property described vas on the yer !,
ments Of fossils from Fossil Mountain, mort
of the present station, when was a boy an
before the oregon snort line was Dullt L 1t
member well the oil shale, coal groupings, o
in springs, etc. and | remember wadng
some small streams which run into Twin cree e.,
which had q black ooze in the bottom and til
peculiar smell the wind had. We boys notice
it and did not know what made the smell
have learned since and know now that 1T wa
corning your company. its prospects, the la
est news concerning the oil fields. Have r.
ceived circulars from oil and mining companie
many times and have never been much int
csted until I saw your circular. The FAX
that I have rim over the very ground u
describe and remember the indica lions just &
You have said in the circular has intereste
II me considerably in your company. Please gi'
me the number Of rigs approximately Torkir
drilled deeper than yours? I am not incline
to invest in every such company but if yoI
replies are favorable ! am going to buy stot
Here is another :-co1fs1. Ill. Feb. ., 100
| Dear sirs:-Your letter is at hand and co
| tents duly noted and on receipt of this plea
| have now. I figuring on selling hor
to get the 1000 shares with but your mott
as get buyer and L will keep adding to Il
stock till 7 get the 1000 shares even if
sell TWO horses, but please send certificate +
| 100 shares anyhow to start with. Yours f
business, F. 4. Thienel.
! Remember that the price of this stock "
go to 15c per share March LIST, if not soone
| 81. 900 isn't too much to invest in this compan
There is probably less than 10000 shares mo
| era1 times in the next few weeks If
! don't strike oil and if we do it will go Q
Of sight. We will get a large flow or
| gusher when get to the THIRD sand a
every man who invests will make none
Don't let this opportunity get away from y
or you will regret it forever. We are. will
to give you more than value received for 50
money. We do not need much more We
liable to strike oil any minute. If you cs
to telegraph any of our references and yc
replies are not favorable this company W
pay for your kilograms We have standi
offer of free Transportation to and from F
sill on condition that # we have made s,
least $10O worth of the stock. Don't )
want to go to Wyoming these condition
Il We can't be fairer and we ca
; do more. Make all checks drafts, NOR
orders, etc. payable to the Idaho Wyom
Oil Co., Loan & Trust building, Minneapol
Mimi
P Separations at wells have been
layed two weeks owing to nom arrival Of c
load Of casing.