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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-04
SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF
COUNTY To ASSEMBLE
GATHERINGS WILL BE HELD IN
GRANGEVILLE AND KOOSKIA
THIS MONTH

Annual meeting of school trustees
of Idaho county will be held in the
courthouse in Grangeville on March
10, opening at 1920 a. m, Miss Mar
garet Sweet, county superintendent of
ees also will be held in Kooskia on
March 10.
All trustees of schools in Idaho coun-
ty are expected to attend at least one
of these meetings, to which the pub
lie, also, is invited.
Following is the program of the
Grangeville meeting;
Morning Session
Registration.
General discussions.
(a) Engaging teachers for the com
ing year.
Discussion led by Hampton Tay-
lor, Grangeville.
O) Contracts.
(2) Salaries.
(3) Qualifications.
o. Homes for the teachers.
Discussion led by II C. Sasse,
Ferdinand, and II. C. Matthiesen,
Cottonwood.
(1) Cost.
(2) Location, etc.
(c) Financing our schools.
Discussion led by N. B. Pettibone,
Columbus.
(d) Improving the appearance of the
school plant. Is it worth while {?
Discussion led by Mrs. Emil
School, Oliver, and Mrs. c. l..
Ramsdell, Addison.
(e) Our high schools.
Discussion led by William A. LUIS
tie, Cottonwood, and Fred Lu
kens, Grangeville.
(f) Necessary equipment.
Discussion led by county super
intendent.
% New building.
(2) New furniture.
Afternoon Session
Music.
Address, Forest Service in Idaho
County-S. V. Fullaway.
Music.
Little children in our rural schools
Miss Eva Wiseman.
Organization.
Morning topics reviewed.
Meetings of Teachers
Teachers meetings will be held for
teachers of Idaho county in three see
tons, as follows:
Kooskia-March IS.
Whitebird-March 81.
Grangeville-April 3.
Special programs are being prepared
and every teacher is expected to at
tend the meeting at one of the three
places, it is announced.
Following is the program for the
teachers meeting in Grangcville the
afternoon of April 3, commencing at
l clock:
Luncheon-Palace of Sweets.
Program at Courthouse.
Helping the Children to Use Better
Nellie Hinkle.
Primary Reading-Mildred Hart.
Music in the Rural Schools Wini-
fred Hobson.
What Children Learn by Managing
Their Own School-Ora Buescher.
Successful Seat Work-Miss Eva
Wiseman.
Reading Circle-Each teacher.
Our Contracts, What They Should
Lanningham.
My School for Next Year-Each
teacher.
School Exhibit.
Organization.
During the last two weeks Miss
Margaret Sweet has visited fourteen
schools in the Clearwater section. She
reports that, despite many cases of in
huenza in that country, most of the
schools have resumed work. There
was little snow but much ice along the
roads. Sheets of ice are still
stacked to the height of five to ten
feet along the margins of the Middle
Fork of the Clearwater.
SPELLING CONTEST
The Idaho county Smelling contest
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-04
SPELLING CONTEST

The Idaho county spelling contest
will be held at the court house on the
afternoon of Saturday, March 20 at
2 clock. Every school in the county
is privileged to send two representa-
tives to this contest, one to represent
grades to 5, the other, grades 6 to 8.
War savings stamps and thrift stamps
will be awarded the winners. 1t is
expected that many of the eightysev-
en- districts in the county will be rep
resented. Visitors will be welcome.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-04
MRS. J. T. ORBISON, ONCE
OF DENVER, is DEAD

Mrs. J. r. Orbison, formerly of
Denver. died Wednesday in her home
in Nezperce Funeral services were
set for Thursday afternoon at 2 in
Nezperce. Mrs. Orbison was the wild
ow of J. T. Orbison, who for many
wears operated a store at Denver.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-04
SELECTION
of JURY IN |. v. v.
TRIAL IN DISTRICT
COURT At 10 A. NJ.
Case Against Sandeen to Be
Taken Up First, to Be Fol
lowed by Haroldson Action
Anger to Conduct Prosecu-
ton, While Men Will be De-
Tended by Attorney Griffith

The first l. w. w. trial ever held in
Idaho county will open in the court
house in Grangeville Friday morning
at 10 clock, when case of the state
of Idaho VS.. Gust Sandeen will be cal
led, before Judge Scales, of the dis
trict court.
Sandeen, who was arrested late in
November by Sheriff Eller and Ameri-
can legion men at a highway camp of
Grant Smith & Co., near Whitebird,
is charged with criminal syndicalism.
With him number of other men
were arrested on the same charge, but
all were released except Sandeen and
Gust Haroldson, who also is a defend
ant in the present term of court.
ANOTHER TRIAL SATURDAY
Haroldson s trial is set for Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Both men will
be defended by Atty. e. M. Griffith,
while the prosecution will be conduct
ed by Prosecuting Atty. B. Anger.
Much interest has developed in the
forthcoming trials of the alleged
g Reds Selection of a jury is ex
pected to occupy the greater part of
Friday morning. 1t is considered
quite likely that the l. W. w. trials
will continue into the next week.
District court has been in session all
week. On Saturday, seven men were
admitted to U. S. citizenship by Judge
Scales. j. ~ Tyler, U. S. naturaliza-
ton examiner, of Seattle, was present
at the hearings.
NEW U. S CITIZENS
Those admitted to citizenship were
Christopher Steine, Norway; Anton T..
Peters, Sweden; Harry N. Moore, Can
ada; William Halford, England; Cy-
rus o. Overman, Canada; Herman B.
Ebenhardt, Germany; Carl Schurra,
Alsace- Lorraine.
Judge Scales continued hearings on
applications of Kasper Sommer, Switz-
erand; and Michael Kendzierski, Rus
STA, while application of Alois Sim
beck, Germany, was dismissed without
prejudice.
In the case of Clara E. Rose VS.. B.
F. Rose, up for hearing Wednesday,
default of defendant was entered, tes-
timony heard and decree of divorce
granted.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-04
FEM SOLE OWNER OF
KOOSKIA MOUNTAINEER

81 Lloyd A. Fem has become sole own
'er Of the Kooskia Mountaineer having
Required the interest of j. M. Shaw
h that newspaper. Mr. Fem and Mr.:
Shaw had been partners for several
Years. Mr.. Shaw will retire from the
newspaper business.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-04

John II. Cook, colored, "a years old,
until recently a porter in the Day q
Abramson barber shop in Grangeville,
was shot last Wednesday night in his
home in Spokane, and died shortly af-
terward in a hospital to which he was
removed. His widow, Mrs. Enora
Cook, was held by the police for inves-
tigation. Cook s skull was shattered
by bullet from .3S caliber revolver.
STORY WIDOW TELLS
According to the story told Spokane
officials by Mrs. Cook, her husband
was at home during the afternoon and
after supper had prepared to go to a
meeting of the American legion. He
was a veteran of the world war. Be
fore leaving the house, he was play
ing the monograph and as he was
ready to leave said goodbye. When
she turned around she saw gun in
his hand, and to prevent his attempt
to shoot himself, she said, she Crap
pied with him and in the scuffle the
gun went off. She said she ran out the
door and called for help.
When Cook was found by officers
he was lying on his back in the bed
room on the floor with his arms by
his side and the revolver on his chest
The bullet had entered his head two
inches behind the right ear and then
travelled diagonally across the brain.
Examination of the gun showed one
empty shell, and two full charges
with percussion cap of one of the
latter punctured as if from miss
fire. There were no witnesses Of the
shooting.
FROM JOB TO JOB
Mrs Cook denied having had any
trouble with her husband for a few
days prior to his death, but admitted
having had previous quarrels. Ac-
cording to her statements, he was in
clined to be frivolous and changed
from one Job to another with great
frequency, and it was for that rea-
son she had threatened OF leave him.
She also said he had been acting in
a peculiar manner for two weeks,
saying he complained of hav-
ing roaring noise in his head,
which he said were the big guns at the
front. Neighbors said Cook had been
in happy mood during the day.
Cook was employed in Grangeville
for several weeks, coming here from
Spokane. Suddenly he decided to pack
his grip and leave. It is said Cook
Grangeville was "too slow
for him. Besides being a porter, Cook
was a musician.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-04
FORM DISTRICT
.OF IMPROVEMENT
is FIRST ACT IN
PAVING PROGRAM
Estimates on Cost Of Con
crete and Bithulithic Are
Furnished to City Fathers
Get Figures on Cost of the
Downtown Project, as Well
as Macadamizing Elsewhere

GrangeviIle city council, in extra
session Tuesday night in the office
sof H. Taylor, city clerk, discussed
Pavement of Main street, as well as
|macadamizing of side streets. The
council voted to create an improve
sment district for pavement of Main
street, the district to include en-
Hire blocks bordering on Main street
from the old brewery in the east end
hi town to the intersection of Idaho
zavenue and Main street.
Cost of pavement would be assessed
H. abutting property, on basis of
H. per cent of cost to be charged again
In property abutting on Main street,
And extending half way through the
8block. while lots in the rear of the
block would be charged % percent Of
4.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-04
SENTIMENT is FAVORABLE

4 Committee of the council on Tues,
Sslay called upon property owners OF
&the city to determine sentiment on the
paving question, and reported to the
Council that a few objections were
made to the improvement A meet
zing later will be held at 'ghieh pro-
sperty owners will be granted hear
<ing.
q The council Tuesday night confined
BITS business to the matter of paving
Main street and did not consider IN
detail matchmaking of side streets.
Estimates of cost of pavement, to
include all excavations and grading
swere before the council Estimates
swere prepared by Van Arsdol, Booth
Is Oehler, engineers, of Lewiston, and
Swere based on surveys of the streets
made by Fred Erskine, of Grangeville.
Estimates on Main street include ex-
seavation and pavement from the
sGrangeville Electric Light & Power
sCo's office to Idaho avenue, whereas
ID is propable that the pavement VIII
extend a block east of the light com
.panv's office
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-04
ESTIMATES OF COST


The estimates follow:
For pavement of Main
street from east line of
Aeadow street to west line
of Idaho avenue, material to
ASe of 6-inch concrete, As
feet wide ......... 39,64S.4O
Same specifications, ex-
eept use of bithulithic in
Stead of concrete . fO,474.OO
a For pavement of Main
street from east line of
Meadow street to west line
pf Idaho avenue, material to
feet wide .......... 43,297.34
81 Same specifications, ex-
3eept use of bithulithic in
Btead of concrete ........ A, 43l.3O
" Macadamizing Idaho ave
Duo from Main street to
railroad station, width of
Iacadam, Is feet ...... 4,4O6.OO
81 Matchmaking Main street
20 North and South high
way, by way of street
#nd unnamed street, width
sof macadam, IS feet .... 12,2OS.92
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
a., u,pKg1 QUOTATIONS.
colonel Getty the Hero

colonel Getty OF the Minnehoma
al, gomuanv has the honor OF bring
,,s In the best well not only OF the
r,ov year but also the best vel ever
"r|urd in the Usage or for that mat
ter In the state. ,,,...
II is the no. and the location
IL .be second west Of the northeast
Inner OF the northwest OF l4-Zb-S
,ybich is In what is known as the
s,cvsrs district almost due north
,,,,t or Pawhaslta The well has
heon flowing to the capacity OF the
a IN inch casing and it has shown
an 10 the last report no disposition
~ oYIt IT'S sensational performance.
The well is in the lime and can
,,t bc expected to hold up as well
ss though II we're in the Bartlesville
fsand hui IL has paid for itself by
Inc time this reaches the readers.
I, vill doubtless hold up to sew
eral thousand barrels for the next
month or two and ~ likely to hold
tbo record for some time to come as
Tho big produccr. 1t Will be remem-
bored that the Gypsy OIL company
and McGraw brought in n 1000
barrel we'll a year and a half ago
nut this seems TO bc even better by
five thousand barrels according TO
all accounts.
The colonel is in California but
the chances are he will be with us
very shortly as a s.gnt like his well
~ good for eyes that have been
viewing landscapes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
Gross Production Tax
GrOlring.

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. 1.--Ac-
cordiug to advance figures prepared
by Bruce OFT, deputy state auditor
in charge Of he collection OF the
gross production tax on oil. gas and
minerals. the state received in 1919,
S4,l25,i4O.SD in tax and penalties.
This is between 100000 and $l25,-
600 more than the total of 1913 in
spite Of a decreased production of
oil that is estimated at 5000 barrels
daily.
Gross production tax and penalties
for the II calendar months of 1919
were as follows:
January S1s7,972S9 February
$7l2,6i9.S3; March $lO0l72.29;
Apil S3OS,900.27: May S54S.25Ol7;
June S4O,92y.03; July S25S,S34l5i
August S7Ol,S1S.37; september $780,
000.6s. October S2351372S; Novem-
Der sSl1,275.Si; December $S1.5OO,
(CsumatC1).
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
Bartlett Gets Big Well.

II. L. Bartlett and others have a
showing for a big well located about
the center Of the north line OF the
southwest Of ll-lS+ll on the John
Egan fee. They are IL feet in the
butcher sand at a little over 1000
feet and are through the gas and
In the :Op OF the oil sand, 1t made
one flow but is shut down for casing
and ,ankage and will be drilled in
about tomorrow or next day. II has
the ear marks Of a big producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

we'll Is located 900 rcct west Of well
no. . whcrc the sand was found
1850 feet and I1 near thc Frank
I'm well ON the Thompson farm,
where tNo sand was found at $50
feet Affor jhc carter Oil company
had passed the Lowell of the sand
found in well so ! % did not cN.
pee, a producing sand before the
level of i.S5l feet had been reached.
lu other words This sand was not
expected. ana 10 shows rather uu-
usual irreeuarity OF sands iu the
Hewitt field JOHN EASLEY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
Refinery ~ iiominy Ready For
business

UOMINY. Jan. THE Dunn Re
fining company a branch Of the
Dunn corporation New York, is
ready to begin operations at he lo-
cal refinery. which 1t recently took
over. The plant was put up by the
Wabash Refining company and u
has been idle for year.
The Dunn company plans the al
ditiou OF 10 stills The oil supply is
from wells in the Homiuy and
Wynona districts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
West OF BrlstOw.

The state Cenrer No. / Lowell in
the center OF the southeast Of 2s-
l3-l Is shut down at 1850 feet.
Jennings and others No. Elliott
in the southwest corner OF the north
east Of l9-li-5 is drilling at 2,450
feet.
The Strand oil G. Gas Co. has
rig up for its No. in the southwest
OF 2l-14-6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
NJ Cleveland

At Cleveland.
The Solby Oh a Gns ca ia drill
ing at 9.IOO feet I'm lts No. Little
in l-sO-I
The Sclby and Gypsy arc drilling
at 500 feet I'm thoIr No IL Nurnay y
IN the center ~ N" north hair OF
,lC northwest Of the northwest OF
inc gypsy OF company has a rig
up ior us No. Nccdham In the
southwest corner OF the northwest
o' the northeast " 1907.
i'oFhrn ana others are spudd.ug In
'hoII no. Wult iu the northeast
r,''' OF ---u.'
l"' i''Euo on company rs drill
ITS dt "-' feet iu Its SO. I Hart iu
We northeast corner of the southeast
w l'' northeast "i ll.-0-t
ne irwin state oil company h.
S'u' "oWn Gt 2,'oO feet iu iis No. g
iiuBHoA 10 l---u-'. Nu. Hughes in
.no northwest OF the northeast Of
me uthrASi or ia" #1mo section Is
tug. Ihc same coWrlNs No. .
Moore IN ih' c"nt'r of 'hr south line
vd tle souih"rti or the northeast ot
I---o-' is making loo barrels " oil
az sahd depth ~ from 2,423 TO
~ ieeI IN" company is making
n I"cajloh Tor ljS No. 9 I'm the south
east corner Of the northeast OF the
sam" section
ne Gypsy Na9Sln No ! Perkins
IN lhe northwest corner Of the north
c'8i or l3--O-7 is smut down at $3.50
rect
Slick & Jones are drilling At g.4tO
feet on their No. Strip I'm Tho
northwest corner Of the northeast
Of the southeast nt tho southwest OF
q -.
ucr OF tho southwest OF the southeast
of the Rme section IL drilling at
$500 feet.
Il. GripNcs No. Armstrong In
still making ~ barrels per hour in
The southwest corner OF the south
east OF the northeast Of the south.
was found between . 5Og and 2.7bg
roct. No I Armstrong i'm the north.
west corner Of tho northeast OF the
southwest IL drilling af . 4Oo foot
40. in the southeast corner Of the
northeast OF the southwest of the
same section ls rigging up. Timhorg
arc on the ground for No. I'm The
southwest corner OF the northeast
Of the southwest Of the same section
Catlctt n Davis arc shut down at
$50 feet in their No. / Waters In
the center Of the west line OF the
northwest OF the southwest Of l2-
eos.
The Markham No. Baily in tho
conter OF the southeast Of the north
east Of 23-21-7 is shut down at 400
feet. No. i'm tho northeast corner
Of the section "a making 40 barrels
after a aO.quart shot i'm sand found
between $3.50 and g.3S5 feet
The pcrrv-Wood ana Others Arm
strong No 3 in the southeast curnci
Of 35-2l-f is making Is barrels aft
or a 1OO-uuart shot from sand found
between 2,S15 and o.SGi feet
Cosicu has rig up for No. G
Clark i'm the contcr Of The west limo
or the southwest of the southwest OF
3G-2I.7.
The DaIpoInt oil company is shut
down at 2,G2O feet IN its No De.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
Another Good One in
the Usage.

The Globe OIL company, Mason
and Garter Brothers have completed
the third well and the second in the
Peoples sand in their good lease IN
23-2l-S south Of Usage Junction. 1t
Is making 200 barrels natural and
only partly drilled in. 1t Is located
l.2O0 feet north Of the original we'll
which is in the Bartlesyille sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

wanted small set Of books to
neep. py an expert thoroughly com
p,p.ent 10 prepare income tax re-
AuIns' Admnss' Phone Usage 5225 or 7444.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

.hror information about the ne.
Tna.ow sand oil fields In western
siisnines'ee, a.. iI and soc acreage. 10c rent
wrf,n IN ,errltory geologically approved.
4enn, -Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

ror sale-Commercial oil and gas
Ndses IN Rogers county: shallow
nS"u. 90 II you want leases or blocks
"a acreage address i. q. Box 26S,
NlaIemore, Okla.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

,, For sale, S0-acre leases close 10
T1, ~, production and drilling wells.
r'' r9I' nayou field, Louisiana. Cail
vSss.oM Mayo S Bldg Tulsa. Phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

lease sac sac by owner. oil ana gas
writtar| commercial good title TO be
of IGN ~ on so acres NV OF NV IA
All ana NE IA OF NE ia OF 10
la a., Terms, $4,000 cash, bonus
from s on and gas; drilling 80 days
from uate nte Of contract. Two months
price NV mis- lease will doub.r in
brokers WI have no dealings with
--Adyt fhone Cedar 1906, Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

east corner OF the northwest of the
southeast ~ the same section is
drilling nc G23 feet.
r.g up for its so. Adler m tho
northeast corner Of the southwest ot
4 2t-G
Sinclair has small showing of
OF In i,s No 1 Craven in the south
,1st corner Of the southwest tof
.l--o-G. The line was found at 3.359.
The well is drilling at 3.3Gl feet.
The Co'ugah has q rig up for It's
No. . Naghcr TN the southeast cor.
n"r OF the southwest OF tho north
east Of S2-2O-G
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
OIL AND GAS
leases, Supplies. PRODUCTION, Etc.

For sale-Smail lease surrounded
I6y production. Clarcmore district.
Lloyd, 9l2 South Galveston. Phone
Usage 7sl5.--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

nasyn- or sale or trade, Franklin five
oG0 enSer' good condition, run To-
or or niles ni.es' will sell cheap for cash.
i pp ppl ,rade for city property. +.
AdvY'adtord' Phone Usage 674s. -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

Forty acres in fee near Quinton
gas fields, Haskell county, $3.50.
Usage SIl4, Ala Robinson Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

. Stanley Warfield accountant, aud
ssor. TAX returns. systems, Usage
1905, Box 437.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

] WIll sell few shares Republic Re-
'uuhing stock AT par. Lloyd, 9l2 South
Nd!Ves'on Phone Usage 1915.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

HENRYETTA, Jan. IA 400
barrel well was brought in on the
Newman lease five miles southwest
Of the city this morning. This well
first showed up as a 100000
gas producer at a depth Of 2,l9l
feet, but further drilling through II
feet OF sand brought in the flow
Of Oil, and II Is thought that a great
er flow viii be obtained at a deep
er drilling.
The Henry oil company is down
800 feet in new well in the south
east Of southwest 2l-l1-l2, with the
drill sinking readily through oil
showing shale.
Kimbley y CO., who have 3,000,-
900 gasser near the city which pro-
duced an oil flow at 2,777 feet, are
down in oil bearing sand at a depth
Of 1850 feet with a continued great
er oil production.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

on "-,l ra sell all or any part OF royalty
oust,oI'nWest quarter OF southwest
Tsnso or section l6. township Is,
lwsif ~ II is near the Bnlingslea
49, AT Beggs A location has just
~ MADE otfsetting the northeast
1ssn oi my land. Phone owner,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
win the Oil Men

@ T.. MaEuiro of Philadelphia ia
az Hotel Tulsa. Mr. Murulrc has
been lu the rcnuaylylnia fields Tor
some time and is looking for some
lcaa"s IN oklahoma
Hurry Arncr. who has been laid
M BOO the hospital for the past week.
is out again and looking none the
worse for wear
Jack Grundish Of tho Grundish
OIL company of Cheyenne. WNo.. Is
here looking over tnc oklahoma
field
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
Henrgettd Has Big Well.

HENRIETTA, Jan. l.--Henrye;ta
begins the new year with another
,lsO0.ba oil well two miles south
vi the city. The producer is To-
Gated on the Guy Been tract, and is
being drilled by Wilson. Hawes, ct
al The drill dropped easily through
II feet OF sand when 1t struck pas
dirt" the oil spouting over the top
Of the derrick.