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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-11-25
SATURDAY.

j. J. Thompson was admitted to
Trinity hospital where he underwent
an operation Wednesday.
L. D. Past Millarton agent of the
Standard Oil Co. of that place was q
visitor in the city today.
Robert Bourquin and Louis
Wright left the first of the week for
Florida City, Florida, where they
will spend the winter on the c. L..
Bourquin fruit farm.
Mrs. j. A. May of Dickey and
Mrs. J. F. Runyan and baby Of Mar
ion have been guests of Miss Ger
trude May and Mr.. and Mrs. D. C..
Rand this past week.
Man or woman wanted, salary $36
full time 75c an hour spare time
selling guaranteed hosiery to wear
er. Experience unnecessary. Inter-
national HOSIERY Mills, Norristown,
Pa. 49,.
Miss Margaret Corbett left this
morning for Brainerd, Minn., where
she will receive medical treatment
at the hospital at that place. She
waa accompanied by her mother Mrs.
Margaret Corbett.
The Harren Grocery Co. has had
settlement made with the insurance
companies on the jhre loss Of recent
date. The stock will be sold ami
new stock opened as soon as possi-
BILE. Whether in the same location
or elsewhere has not been decided.
Seventeen experienced players are
out for places on the Fargo r. NJ.
c. A. basket ball team under the
coaching Of Dick Holzer. A strong
schedule is being arranged and In
dications are that the team will be
as strong as the victorius quint Of
last season. Vt,
John r. Nagle has rented his farm
north Of Marion and has moved I'm
to the city to give: his children bet
ter school privileges. He has pur-
chased the Goodroad house, east Of
the Midland railroad, and will de-
vote his time to raising chickens
and garden truck. y.
Misses Julia Anderson ands Thel-
ma Harper entertained q number
OF girls at a "slumber Party last
evening, given at the formers home.
The evening was spent In playing
games, singing, joking and taking
flash light pictures. Each girl pre-
ssented q clever stunt. ~.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-11-25
FACTS ABOUT WHEAT:
TO BE REMEMBERED
Wheat Growers journal

VIVA @As~A
Before the Great War, Russia n
her most prosperous era averaged
$4,000, 900 bushels of wheat. Now
she is almost negligible quantity,
not a producer but a starving con-
sumer.
The four great wheat countries,
Argentine, Australia, India and Can
ada, produced 735,OOO,O0O bushels
of wheat in 1919.
India produced 280,000,000 bus
hels of wheat in 1919 and estimated
43,0O0,O00 bushels in 1920. How
is this for prospect?
An embargo in the form OF 20
per cent non-export' duty in Argen-
tine in 1920 when she was an active
active exporter in 1919, casts ia
mine shadow across the world.
It takes 100000 bushels Of
wheat to feed the hungry of the
non-whsat producing countries ot
earth. Where is it all to come
from? is the question.
The United States produced 940,-
900, 900 bushels of wheat last year
and had an export average for 5
years of 24O,O0O,0OO bushels. With
an estimated yield of 75O,000,000
bushels this year and an export de-
mand for 252,OOO,OO0 to help the
starving world, we wonder how they
are going to get what they want and
how our own kiddies are to fare this
winter.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-11-25
BARRETT URGES FARMERS
TO HOLD PRODUCTS

Kansas City, Mo-. Nov. 2o.-An
appeal for all farmers of the coun-
try to uphold policies adopted by
the annual convention Of the Ma
tional Farmers union here was is-
sued at the closing session tonight
by Charles s. Barrett. president OF
the organizations.
Specifically. the farmers were
asked to support the movement for
Withholding farm products from the
market until prices were again 1t 4
profit paying level.
Unless this movement IL broadly
supported" President Barrett said.
1T will have no effect. It II in the
interest Of farmers everywhere ana
should receive their active supports
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-11-25
BUILDING NEAR WINDSOR.

Ed Hoye, Windsor builder and con-
tractor was In the city Monday andi
states that building In that Vicinity
has been steady ali summer and fall
land indications point towards corr
siderable building this winter ana
| next year. n
Hoye and Sons have recently CONE
|pleted 81 $, 900 eight room farm
house for U. ITilIman at the edges
Of Windsor, also large barn forsJ.
IS. Randolph five miles north ~
Windsor and two harms. at the I aln1
Iof Knauf and ;Knauf E;; Mi
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-11-25
BANKS CLOSE

Bismarck, Nov. 22.-The First
State Bank of Kildeer and the Sc.
curity State Bank of Columbus,
Burke county. closed today. accord
ing to telephone communication re-
ceived here.
o. e. Lofthus. state bank exam
liner, said that his advices indicated
the banks closed because their re-
serves were below the required
amount.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-11-25
HARRY NORMAN, MEL
WILLIE, MISSING

Friends of Harry Forman, son-i1-
law CT A. L. Harper, OF Jamestown
are considerably worried over his
disappearance and the tact that his
whereabouts have not been learned.
Mr.. Foreman who resides FIVE miles
west of Melville and is extensively
engaged in farming, left his home
Friday morning last, to come TO
Jamestown for windmill repairs, and
to do some collecting of threshing &C
counts on the way. 1t is learned
that he stopped in connection with
two collections. and was at Edmunds
where he secured money on check,
which was for $546. He only got
part of the money at Edmunds and
a cashiers check for. the balance,
which was cashed in Jamestown at
one of the local banks, for the pur-
pose of paying some accounts he stat
ed. He left home in an, automobile,
In his old clothes, and there is no
reason financial or of domestic ma
.ture for his disappearance. His ac-
counts are in good shape. His wife
and relatives are, much worried in
regard to his. absence, fearing some
accident or mishap may have oc-
Cured to him. He. was last heard
from in Jamestown, Friday morning
Nov. 49,. Efforts to learn of his
whereabouts are being made by
Jamestown police. Mr.. Forman has
been threshing this fall, he has a
number of threshing accounts due
and has been. farming 1900 acres Of
land. 3
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-11-25

and others only partially matured.
The strawberries Of the everbearing
variety, were grown in the barrel at
one side, of the patch which has been
visited by many people from this
city. The berries have been kept
well covered during the cold wealth
er, e
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-11-25
Hoops TOR hosiery.

Hoops TOR hosiery.
New Home of Northern Real Pro-
oerty Co., 402 Front St. east of
Gladstone Hotel.
Andrew Haas went to Minot yes
terday to attend meeting of the
state good roads association.
The weather moderated SO much
today that the mercury rose to ~
above zero, a real California winter
day.
Helen will be the name of the
little miss born this morning at
Trinity hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gene, Tweed. Mother and daughter
doing nicely.
Leo Gruchalla has received word
from his son, Louis, that he has en-
listed in the army at the Fargo re-
cruiting office, and expects to be sent
to Camp Grant. He will take up the
bakers trade.
Mrs. J. Van Allen is reported as
quite i'll at the home of her daughter
Mrs. John Kurth. She was taken i'll
on the train when returning from
Minneapolis last week where she had
been for a few days.
K Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Blewett left
this afternoon for eastern points.
Mr.. Blewett will visit New York
and Boston on business in interest
of Blewett & Severn while Mrs. Ble-
wett expects to. spend the holidays
in Washington, D. G. visiting rela-
tives.
Robert Gaillard, son Of Mrs.
Charles Brown, former jamestown
resident, appeared in support cf
Harry Morey in The Gauntlet at the
Ruby last night. Mr.. Gaillard has
the role Of sheriff and has been seen
In numerous films shown here and
often in support Of Mr.. Morey
Two marriages took place at the
county court rooms the first Of the
week. Judge r. G.. Mcfarland OH
sciating. On Monday Frances Rich
ards Of st. Cloud; Minn., and Eugene
Sullivan Of Jamestown were mar
sried. Tuesday afternoon occurred
the marriage of Attic Grant and
George Johansen Of Montpelier.
Mrs. w. e. Boise expects to leave
Saturday evening for Roseburg, Ore
gon, where she will establish her
home, ct least for the present, It be-
Ing necessary to seek milder cli-
mate on account Of her health. Part
OF the household furniture Of the
':Jarnestown house has been shipped
west, and g part will lsbe sold. Mr..
Boise remains in this city, but may
3eYentually establish home In Ore
.gon, where his son Eugene resides.
ss w g. Moxon exhibited today d
cluster q strawbe berries ripened In
his strawberry patch IS the north
western part of the eft: Some q
the berries ere fully ripe and red
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-11-25

DOG KILLED SEVEN TURKIEs
One farm family near spiritwood
will be- shy on Thanksgiving turkiea
this year. Last week small dog
belonging to the family killed seven
fine fat turkies. The dog paid the
penalty with its life the next day,
but that did not pay for the turkies,
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-11-25

Corn u the crib. oats IN the bin,
Wheat Is thrashed, barley drawn.in;
Apples are barreled, nuts laidto dry;
Frost d the garden, winter Is nigh.
Father Ia Heaven, thank Thes for alL
Winter. and sprinstins, summer and
h1 -sslseesd

% o d o 20 q o o . '6sst5tEs "a o5soso-o ust
o JAMESTOWN LOCAL. MEMS o
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THURSDAY.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-11-25
MoHALL BANK CLOSES

Bismarck, Nov. 24.-The Mohall
State Bank closed It doors today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09
o,,. MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Tncire Producers for Duncan

Tba Duncan field has a record at
rrescnt Of twelve producing wells
the total daily yield amounting to
o,nroximateiy 5000 barreA The
duncan pool which hgd no place in
r,idcortinent oil history until only
a few months ago is located between
.coAanche and walters covering on
~ about four sections or approx
rately $500 acres. The sand in
which the big production has been
encountered In this field is of a diff
ssrert formation than that found
IN the Comanche and Walters pools
and Is being obtained at much
shaIiower depth.
The following Information has Just
been received from n local resident
N Duncan, concerning the activity
IN this locality: T"here are at least
n,ty wells drilling in this new field
al the present time and several are
aue 10 drill in within the next few
days. All Of the companies are rep
resr,ed, and this is expected to
rroye one OF tho argest pools in this
section Of the state. Many big drill
,eld two years ago for the Ranger
and other Texas fields, are now
focking back here. and some are
mighty glad 10 get back. Buildings
Of all kinds are being built as fast
as material can be had. The de-
r1aN for business property as well
As Akldence, was never as great as
II fsnow, and there is room for many
contractors at this time. Property
is changing hands very fast"
Some of the latest competitions in
the field are as follows. The En-
pire oil & Gas Co.'S No. 4. on
the Surber farm in the southwest OF
Ss-ls-Sw, which reached the top Of
the sand at 1861 and drilled to L.
s74, at which depth II is making
1900 barrels. No. 2, on the same
lease is making 1000 barrels in
sand found from 1851 TO 1894. The
Empire No. I, Houston in the south
west Of the southwenst of 2-2s-sw,
Is drilling at 1880 feet with n hole
full OF water. This reported failure,
however. is not in the Duncan pool
rroner. hut is 2 1-2 miles southeast
Of the main pool. The Shamrock
we'll IN the northwest of 4, which
was reported n few weeks ago as
hole full of water, has succeeded in
plugging the water off and the well
is at present making around 90
barrels of oil. The No. 7, Surber of
the Empire which came in last week
and is located in the southeast of
the southwest Of 33-1s-sw. Is re-
ported TO be making 1900 barrels at
total depth of 1852 feet-the top
Of the sand was reached at 1910
this is the latest big completion In
the Duncan pool.
THE Mc-Man OIL company's No. 1
Stephens in the southwest of the
northwest of S3-1s-Sw, got the top
ot the sand at 1850 and at IL feet
in Is making 500 barrels.
The Planet Petdoleum company's
well in the northwest of 4-2s-Sw,
which is an offset to the Empires
No. 3. Surber. came in with an ini-
tial flow of 1000 barrels.
This pool has additional big pro-
dpcers added to its credit daily.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09

ing Is barrels in sand from 1870 to
The Midcontinent oil company's
No. Z, J. Gibson in the northwest
OF lS-l4-l3 IL making 10 barrels
after a so quart shot IN sand from
2,o0s TO 2.021
The Harvey Crude OIL company's
No. Z, Il. Wcisner In the northeast
of 25-1A-12 is making 10 barrels in
sand from 1887 to 1850.
Emery & Sons No. 5. on the Rcntie
farm IN the northwest OF g-t4-I4 Is
a 10 barrel well in sand from 1891
to 1859, The well was shot with
100 quarts
The Tulsa Institute we'll No. z,
Colbert. is good for IS barrels after
40 quart shot in sand from 1850
10 ass. This is located In tho
northeast Of 22-14-14.
The National oil companys No
22, 4. Anderson in the northwest Of
95-1t.14 ls making s barrels in sand
from 1,l50 To 1.165.
The J. a. Dewitt No. 2, u. Ander-
son In the southeast of S-Ii-15 Is
dry and abandoned at 1905 feet.
The OKLA Iowa No. 6, on the Laura
Anderson In the northeast Of s-14-15
Is good for ~ barrels after "A 80
quart shot In sand from i,i2s to L.
AIS feet
The oklahoma Natural Gas com
nany's No. .. Andy jefferson in the
r-ortheast of e-lt-15 is dry and
abandoned at i.725 feet.
The paraffin oil company's No
:, Eigpond IN the southwest of 26-
1911 has been abandoned at $500
feet
The Wilcox No. 4. IN the southeast
Of 22-l6-1l has been abandoned at
2,o6S feet.
The Wiser oil company's No !
In the southeast ot 14-16-i2 is a
40 barrel well after ten quart
shot In sand from 2,327 to 2,332
feet.
The Minnehoma oil company's
No. ~, Laker In the northeast %
l4-15-12 tx good for 60 barrels after
20 1uart shot In sand from 2,292
to e.297 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09
From, CARRIER

SPECIAL to The World.
CAREER, Okla, June s,-The
OIL Development syndicate No. on
the Jansen farm, southwest 27-23-
Nv, a mile and a half west of Gar
Der, is runt>Ng the 16 n Inch to 500
feet
oxley and others (of wici1ita) No.
J on the Medlin farm. southwest of
s6-2s-4w. a ha.lf-mile weet of Gar
her, has run the 16 " Inch to 525
The Marland Refining company
no; i on tho Stretch farm. a milo
and a half north and a half-mile
east OF town. in the northeast oor-
her 94-23-4w. is under-reaming 10
inch to around 1.550 feet
- Dennis D. Doty and others on the
Hayes farm, a half-mile east of
tuwn, offsetting the famous Red
oross well on the west. moving in
eanie tools. 1t has 100 feet OF hole
made with a rotary. Both cable and
rotary tools will be used in this
wei! II Is in 80 -23-3w.
n. 7. Richards No. / on the Sea
mon farm, southeast 29-23-3w, two
,nhes east of CARRIER. is shut down
syS, $40 feet. L will be deepened.
cnh property was taken over from
eharies n, Griffee.
spuriock, Wyatt & Messmann No.
: on the Hangartner farm, three
S''es east of town, in the northwe est
'',,LS-Sw, is drilling at 740 feet
Two locations are announced for
eslS northwest OF town. The Mar
ana Refining company In s-23-4w,
@uq x, j. Schumacher In 3-23-4w.
me Aubyme OIL & Gas Co. No. 12
Vu me Lynds farm. in the northwest
,SSa'nwest ,Su 1-22-Sw, is on top Of
The big pipe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09
In the Beggs Field

Tho Atlantic Petroleum company's
No. II on the Rearhead in the south
west corner Of the south half of the
routhwest OF la-15-i1 Is making 300
barrels at depth of 3,092 feet ana
is still drilling. The well has grad
ually increased its flow as IL goes
deeper.
Tho Henry oil company and the
Oklahoma Petroleum & Gasoline
Co heve n 50-barrel well In the Will
cox sand In its pave Marsey farm
.ltest In the south half OF the south
Iwest quarter OF 1-14-ll.
The Gypsy oil company N making
a deep test on It's Ora Nash farm No
u, located In tho southwest corner
OF the southeast of the northwest Of
.19-15-11. The 3.216-foot sand has
,been found practically dry, and they
will probably go on to the big lime.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09
Cat Creek Montana.

Templeman oil corporation has
received no news during the past
week from the Frantz corporation
wells on the Cat creek structure
cast of Winnet, Montana, in Fergus
and Garfield counties two Of which
last week were flowing around 700
barrels natural at 1909 feet anN
1,2O0 feet, respectively, Mr. Temple
man says the Chicago convention
appears to he responsible for the
absence OF any late report from that
extensive district as Frank Frantz
has gone to Chicago to Join the
republican president makers in the
big job to be done there this week
and added: "1f the governor is IA
lucky in that regard as he has been
I'm his recent oil operations In Mon
tana and Wyoming, there will he n
real president in the white house
next spring, for he certainly has
great properties In the western
fields" Evidently Mr.. Tompleman
must have had in mind Leonard
Wood.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office; e2<1 w. H PECK Residences 2442

sand with n good showIg and will
be drilled in today
The Red Bank oil companys No.
Marshall In the northeast of the
southeast Of the northeast of s-i6-S
is casing siN-inch at 5000 feet
1t had a gas showing from 2,SG2
10 2,S27 and from 2,sS7 to 2,s97
feet small show of oil The top Of
tho lime was reached at 3.l70 feet
The Oklahoma Natural Gas COM
pany is drilling at 1850 feet in its
test In the northwest Of 22-16-S.
II. y. Wilcox has location for a
tost In the northeast northwest of
tho southwest OF 3l-t6-S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09

Refining company OF Fort Worth,
was In the city on business over the
week end
Joseph Hili of the nm oil & Gas
Co viii leave for California on the
loth of this month to take we'll
earned vacation.
G. T. Strouvelle. general manager
OF the Savoy OH company. left yes
terday for Culver, Ind. where he
Will attend the graduating exer.
cises or his son Charles. ir, who has
been attending the Culver Military
academy They will both return to
Tulsa next week.
W II. Courtney OF the legal do
partment Of tho Oklahoma Pctro.
leum a Gasoline Co. has returned
home from an extended trip over
tho companys holdings In the No.
wata district.
n. X. Moody. vice president and
general manager of the Prairie on
n Gas Co. is In the city from Inde-
pondence, Kan
Y J Bullock Of the Standard ~
Indiana office In Chicago has been
spending a few days At the Tulsa
office looking after business inter
es,s and visiting friends. There l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09
At BristOp

The Shelby oil & Gas Co. is on top
MI ne sand with its No. Thompson,
"nlch Is located in the southeast
.orher OF the northeast OF the south
N sss or l2-15-l0 with a showing OF
so, The sand was reached at n
uepth of 2.535 feet. This well off
Us . the big 20,000.0 900 gasser which
cas- as completed by the Carter Oil
~ same company's No. 3 on the
n.scf lease in the southeast corner
,he southwest of the southeast
.. lO-lb-1o Is also on top OF the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09
At Heipitt

The Humble oil company's No
2 ward in the southeast OF 22-4s.2w
reached the sand at 2,025 and at
2,11l feet Ia making $50 barrels.
Tho well Is still drilling in tho sand
No. Ward In the same quarter
section IN drilling at 2,26l feet and
is flowing at the rate of 400 barrels
The Wolverine oil company's No.
% billiard In the northeast OF 22-4s-
2w is mating 400 barrels in sand
from LAOS to LAOS feet. No. on
this lease is making 320 barrels.
The Skelly OIL company's No. 4
Wallace in the northwest of 22-4s-2w
is making 6l0 barrels in sand from
l,403 TO 1,440 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09
Win the Oil Men

w. G. Selby. vice president Of the
Selby OH & Gas Co. whose home is
in Marietta Ohio. IL spending some
time In Tulsa in the interest OF his
company
T. ". Jones. production man OF
the Atlantic Petroleum company.
has been away from business for the
past week with an infected hand.
and Is at present under treatment
at Neosho, Mo.
Capt. Thomas Lyons. Of Rice A.
LNona attorneys and oil men.
leaves for California tomorrow as
delegate to tho democratic national
convention. which opens the 2sth Of
this month in San Francisco.
q q. Armstrong Of the wenger-
Armstrong Petroleum company, has
feturned home from a business trip
through Kansas.
Dan nancinger has retuned home
fom n business trip to Kansas City.
w. r. Hassott. vice president aad
general manager or the Imperial
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09

The Atlantic Petroleum companys
No. 10 Wishart, in the northeast cor.
ner of the southwest of the south
east of l2-22-4w Is good for 1875
barrels Of high grade oil. The top
OF the sand was reached at 2,22S
feet and drilled ~ feet in.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09

came in the last week, is reported to
be making so barrels daiiy IN tho
butcher sand found at 500 feet a
location To- offset TO the south. and
another nt the east itne of the same
90 has been made
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09
Marion County, Kansas.

The Watchorne OIL company and
others test in the northeast OF the
northeast of 1904 on tho Good
farm has been abandoned at 2,700
feet.
The Argus oil company's No. /
koslanski in the northwest OF the
southwest of 5-21-4 encountered
10000 900 feet OF gas at 2.260 feet
The casing collapsed on deeper drill
ing and the hole was abandoned at
2.270 feet.
Tho Gypsy Oil and Phillips Pc
troleum company's No. Hupp -
the southeast southwest Of 1s-2l-%
Is a rig.
Same parties have a rig up for their
No. l A Beach, in the northeast Of
the southeast OF 20-2l-4.
The National Refining company's
No. Stovall, in the southeast of the
southeast of 2o-21-4 is a rig. No. 7
on the same farm is a rig building
Titus and others No. Miller in
the southwest of the northwest OF
2-21-4 is II rig
Ward and others No. Covert, in
the northeast OF the southwest of rs
21-4 is n rig. No. / on the same lease
in the southeast OF the northwest OF
2S-21-4 is estimated at $50 barrels
in sand from 2,430 to 2.439 feet.
mo. in the northeast Of the north
west OF the same section is a rig
building; No. in tho northeast OF
the southwest Is a rig.
Leroy Adams and others No. /
CLARK IN the northeast of the south
west of 1925 has been abandoned
at n depth OF 2.496 feet
The Ramsey Petroleum companys
No. White in the northeast of the
southwest of 30-2l-5 has been aban-
doned at 2.4i4 feet.
The Watchorne No 3 Joliff In the
southeast of the southwest OF o-22-
4 is rig.
The Eienhurst No. Q Gillett in the
southwest OF the southwest of 10
22-4 Ia a rig. No. 10 in the south
east of the same section is also a
rig.
Same party's No. on the Burton
farm in the southeast of the north
west of 15-22-4 estimated at $50
barrels In sand from 2647 to 2,54s
feet. The well was plugged back at
1850 feet with hole fun of
water No. 13 on the same lease in
the northwest of the northeast same
section is rig.
TIL Buffalo on company's No. S
Clark, in the northeast OF the south
east OF 15-22-4 estimated at 200 bar
rels In sand from 2,541 to ASA feet
Pierce e. Pierce's No. 2 on the
Burton farm in the southwest OF the
northwest OF n5-22-4 Is estimated
at rs barrels I'm sand from 2,543 to
2,546 feet. Water was encountered
at 2.6s5 and plugged back to 2.5t6
feet
Okmulgce County.