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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02

search out similar latent wealth, I
look upon this as a big thing to the
Cat Greek field and a tremendous in
centive to operations in the entire
state"
Stone Thinks Significant
The situation was also regarded as
significant by Charles j. Stone, con-
sulting geologist, formerly active in the
Cat Greek field and now operating in
the northern fields.
Il am inclined to believe that the
productive area may prove to be rather
significant phases to the situation. It
shows, first, the Importance of thor
ough development of a field and the
reward of a p%ainstaking test. 1t proves.
too, the fact that the best wells in a
field are rarely if ever the best ones.
1T is a lesson that will mean much
to the development of Montana fields.
1t should be a greatly encouraging one
to operators in northern fields"
A gala event will be made of July
fourth when the Frantz corporation
will drill in their No. Is well on the
NEA SWI NEA section ~14-15-29e.
according to a report from Winnett.
This will be the eighty-fifth producer
in the field and the third big gusher
of 10000 barrel capacity to be brought
in, in the last 30 days from the second
sand.
To-day. at 1916 feet. the bit reached
the first sand where a $50 barrel flow
of oil was encountered the report
reads. This will be cased off and
drilling continued until the second and
heavier producing sand is encountered.
Superintendent Lou Sonntag announces
that without serious mishap the second
sand will be reached prior to next
Tuesday and for the benefit of the
thousands who will visit the field that
day will withhold the actual drilling in
until the afternoon of July 4.
Natural Amphitheater
1.-THE location where this spectacular
scene will take place is ideal for the
event being situated in the center of
q natural amphitheater. The sides of
the derrick house will be removed and
on the sloping banks encircling the
we'll the spectators will be in a posi-
ton to get a close view of the occur
renee.
According to the announcement of
the officials of the company, the IS
will also drill their well into
the second sand on the same day. The
big gushers of the Mid-northern and
Frantz. which have been on the roar
for several days. will also be open for
inspection.
"The oil men have arranged a big
to take place in the field.
will be a wild west show. a
double header ball game, races and
sports of all kinds.
The celebration as arranged for
Cat Greek is an unusual one and per-
haps another one will never be held
like it. For many it will be their first
and last opportunity to witness the
actual drilling in of a 10000 barrel
we'll"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02

Dearly we love our fellow man, and
ardently we admire the justly famous
American dollar quoth the lease
hound SIMULTANEOUSLY as he leaned
back in the lobby chair.
'Joyfully then, have | and my as
Sociates. oil men all. launched our
latest little venture upon the high seas
of high finance" he continued. There's
still room on the ground floor for a
few humanitarians, but ! warn you.
son, that if having money in the bank
keeps you awake nights, you better
stay out of this proposition. We tell
you before hand that we're out to
make ourselves wealthy.
The idear is that of two Burbanks
of Oildom. and under the name of the
National Distilling & Paper company
were going to minister to suffering
and thirsty nation.
While putting through a million
dollar oil deal the other night, the two
amateur Burbanks were impressed
with the possibilities of breeding up a
cross between a vacuum sweeper and
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
G ADVERTISING


Notice is hereby given. that on the
26th day of June, 1922, the city council
Of the city OF Great Falls. Montana.
adopted q certain resolution of inten-
ton to create a special Improvement
district for the purpose Of making the
viz:
Resurfacing the wood block pave
ment on First avenue south from the
west line Of Park drive to the east
line Of Sixth street and Park drive.
from the south line of First avenue
north to the north line Of Central ave-
nue and from the south Inc Of Cen
trail avenue to the north line Of First
avenue north. and Second street from
to the north line Of Central avenue
and from the south line Of Central
avenue to the north line OF Second ave-
nue. south. n Third street from the
north line Of Central avenue and from
the south line Of Central avenue to the
north line Of Third avenue south and
Sixth street from the south line Of First
trail avenue; the resurfacing to be
with a coating Of bitvmen n sand:
all of which improvements are to be
made In accordancs with the plans and
specifications TO be prepared by the
and to be adopted by the council OF
said city, and which plans and speci-
will then be on file In the Of
flee of the city engineer. to which ref
erence Is hereby made. The estimated
cost of constructing said Improvement
Is four thousand dollars $4.000.00) for
the improvements herein described,
of which the Montana Power company
will be assessed tor approximately two
forty dollars (S240.00) and the
property in said district will be as
sessed the sum Of three thousand seven
hundred sixty dollars s $4,000. for
tho entire district. which cost and ex-
pense are to be assessed by 4 special
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given. that on the
26th day Of June, 1922. the city council
of the city Of Great Falls. Montana.
adopted a certain resolution Of inten-
ton to create a special improvement
district for the purpose OF making the
following improvements In said district.
viz:
Improving by grading and paving
Of Twentieth street to the west line
Of T~wenty-first street and Twentieth
avenue north to the south line Of
Fourth avenue north; the paving to
be with n Of the following named
types Of pavement to be selected after
f for, f tss eho aos . oPs D.1In Of =, bids <. t9 bern
the following. to-wft: Slx-inch REIN
forced concrete; two-inch Warenits
bitulithic on q finch Portland cement
concrete base; two-inch Waxrsnite btu
stone base; n and one-half-inchWar-
renite bitulithic on . three and one
half-inch bttuminous concrete base. all
OF which improvements are to be made
In accordance with the plans and speci-
engineer Of the city Of Great Falls, and
to be adopted by the council Of said
city. and which plans and specifications
viii then be on file in the office Of
is hereby. made. The estimated cost Of
constructing raid Improvement is ten
thousand three hundred dollars
($1O. 100000 for all of the improvements
herein described II any one Of the
above-enumerated types Of pavement
Is used, for the entire district, which
cost and expense are to be assessed
by a special assessment against the
property embraced within such special
improvement district.
Each lot or parcel Of land within
said special improvement district be-
tween Twentieth street and Twenty
first street and facing or abutting on
Third avenue north to be assessed for
part Of the whole cost Of making
and constructing the improvement
herein described on Third avenue north
which its area bears to the area Of
SUCH entire district, exclusive Of streets,
alleys and public places: and
all cost and expense Of making and
on Twentieth street shall b. |
borne n paid by the lots and parts Of |
ON each side thereof to the center
Of the block N each side thereof, zach |
OF said lots. parts Of lots or parcels
OF land to be axsessed for thai part Of |
he whole cost Of making and con- !
structing the improvements herein de- |
scrtbed on Twentieth street which it,
area bears TO b T . Of such entire
district, exclusive Of streets, av0nues. |
alleys and public places; provided. |
owever. thet each square foot Of land
within any corner lot shall
double the amount Of TN cost and
sxpe1ea Of making the improvements
llong TNontieth street that = square
foot ~ any inside lot shall bsast that
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
CURB CONSTRUCTION.
Office of City Engineer,
CH~AA EAIIA Ak-A>

June 30, 1922.
Notice Is hereby given that the City
Montana, At fits regular meetings on
June 18th and June 18th, 1922, ordered
concrete sidewalk and concrete curbing
to be constructed on the following
named streets n
Concrete Curb:
On both sides of Seventh Avenue
South from Second Street to the Chi
cago. Milwaukee n st. Paul Railway
between Tenth and Eleventh Streets,
On both sides of Sixth Avenue South
On both sides of Fifth Avenue North
from Twelfth Street to Eighteenth
Street.
On both sides Of Fourth Street South
from Sixth Avenue to Seventh Avenue,
inclusive. in blocks 47s. 4so, 4si, 1872,
and 204;
Along the front Of lots 8 to IA. both
INCLUSIVE. In blocks AT. ass. ass. 457.
and 179:
Along the front Of lots / TO Il. both
inclusive, In blocks 47o. All, 472. 473. 474.
AIS and ATS:
Along the front Of lots 10. IL IL. Is
In block 4s7:
Along the side of lots / n Il in
block 415:
Along the side Of lots and s in
block ats.
Concrete walk:
On the east side Of, Fifth Street from
Ninth Avenue South to Tenth Alley
South.
Along the side OF lot / in block sos.
Concrete Walk and Curb:
On the west side Of Second Street at
Avenue South,
Along the side Of the south "a feet of
lot 5 in block sos.
The names Of the street along which
said concrete sidewalk and curb are
constructed appear upon the
Of the Council Of the above
dates to which reference Is hereby made.
All concrete sidewalk and curb re-
naming unbuilt at the expiration Of
thirty 500 days Will be built by the
City and all costs assessed as a special
to the abutting property in ac-
cordance with the provisions Of Ordi-
nance No. S93.
M. l.. MORRIS.
City Engineer.
tFirst Publication, June 80. 1922
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
NEWS OF MONTANA OIL FIELDS
To Spot New Well
on Kremlin Structure

A new location will be made by the
Kremlin Petroleum company, drilling
on the Kremlin structure, west of
Havre. according to A. H. Perkins,
president, who is in Great Falls.
The new location, which will be
about three miles south of the well
being drilled on section 2S-33-12 east.
The new location where operations will
be begun in a short time will not af-
feet the present operations, Mr.. Per-
kins said. This work will be continued.
A difficult fishing job is confronting
the company on its well, now being
and it will take some time to
recover the tools and clean out the
hole, according to Mr.. Perkins.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
RADlOSTATION
GIVES DRuLERS
LATEST MUSIC
Arthur Nyland's Receiving Set
Entertains Mortified
Oil Men.

Linking the wonders of the air with
the wonders Of the earth is what neigh
bors Of Arthur Neyland, a rancher of
Genou, call the Mortified Oil Radio
station" in honor of the Mortified
Oil company well being drilled a half
mile away, which is now claiming first
place in the attention of every farmer
whose land lies on the structure.
In addition to the interest which at
taches to the set of Arthur Neyland as
probably the only oil we'll radio station,
is the fact that it is virtually entirely
home made. Mr.. Neyland, who has a
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
EXPECT Is WELLS
GOING BY FALL
L. X. Devlin Visits Kelvin Field:
Says Ohio to Drill
Fifty.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Havre, July IL. K. Devlin re-
turned Wednesday from Shelby and on
his return trip he stopped at Kelvin.
Mr.. Devlin reports that there are
IL or Is derricks in Kelvin so far and
that Is are expected before fall. The
only producing well is the Sunburst
well. which produces from $50 to 200
barrels in 20 hours. While Mr.. Dew
lin was there, however. the pump was
out of order at the Sunburst we'll and
operations had ceased temporarily.
The Ohio Oil company has contract
ed to drill some 80 wells in the Kelvin
vicinity, according to Mr.. Devlin's
statement.
Business conditions are excellent in
Kelvin. Each derrick employs nine or
ten men working three on a shift with
a full 24-hour working day.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
Undersheriff Joins
at Kelvin
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
Lewistown, July 1.-Guy r. Slocum,
who has been undersheriff during the
incumbency of Sheriff w. r. Woods
Jr., Thursday e~veHing retired from
that office and will go to Kelvin. where
he will be associated with Jim Mac
Gowan. one OF the large operators in
that field and former engineer for
Gordon Campbell. Mr.. Slocum was
formerly with the Milwaukee engineer
ing force, is a graduate of Purdue and
until he went into the sheriff's office
was deputy clerk of the district court
under J. L. Martin.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02

FOR SALE-Drug store; Druggists at
tending convention should arrange
ahead of time to investigate this
thoroughly while in Great Falls.
unless you nave the money and mean
business. Write, giving full details as
to identity and responsibility, in first
letter. Box 11s Tribune.
BIG MONEY FOR YOU-Agents make
$1,000 to $500 per day. Distributors
Mile MultiplIers." Guaranteed pune
ture preventive, and tire protector.
Write today. Tire In-sole Manufactur-
ing Company. Findlay. Ohio.
FOR SALE = General merchandise
stock, building and fixtures; will in
voice about s2,Ooo.oo; good farming
. territory; no competition. Teton
County Colonization Co, Choteau,
Montana.
FOR sALE-Well located residential
grocery, will sell stock, fixtures,
Business netted $1,000 last year. Rent
of building SIS per month. P. O..
Box 915.
WANTED-Party with car willing to
invest $500 with services in a profit
able business, assuring large profits.
Address Box 132 Tribune.
FOR SALE, MEAT MARKET
Up to date; s12. 900 year cash business.
Price S1400. Worden Cash Market,
Worden, Mont.
WANTED-To hear of a general store,
dry goods. variety or hardware store
on sale, in live community. Jones,
335 So. Central Park Blvd, Chicago.
WE HAVE all sizes of rooming houses
for sale, some at bargain prices and
easy terms.
Watson Lam Co. Phone 64s2.
TEN-ROOM close in. north side rnorn-
ing house, beautiful place. Must be
seen to be appreciated. No trouble to
show.
FURNISHINGS Of II rooms, equipped
for housekeeping. good income. Rent
$50. Price $500. 514 Third ave. north.
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Hansen 6 DOrman
REALTY TRANSFERS

Helen c. Allen, single to Katherine
Holmes, lot Is, block 334, Great Falls.
81.
r. e. Hassard to Gertrude E. Has
sard, NWANWA, section n, township
220, l E., 81.
Joe V~etersneck, married, to Antonio
Netersneck, lot 5, block 2s6, Great
Falls, 81.
her husband, lots / and 2 and 3, block
IA, Arlington, 81.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
OIL NOTES

Operations on the Mortified Oil
company well in section 2O-26-4 +. on
the Genou structure. has been DELAYED
slightly. awaiting the making of a new
band wheel. according to trustees of
the company. This work was being
pushed to completion Saturday and
drilling will be resumed this morning.
The well is now more than 1000 feet
down and the situation IS encouraging,
according to officials of the company.
The Louis Oil company on section
1853 w was 775 feet down Satur-
day night. according to a telegram re-
ceived by W. r. Greedy of the COM
pany. The work is progressing well
and there are some slight showings of
oil. the driller. II. A. Whittekind. re-
ported. Oil men in the field are look
ing TO the Louis well as the next well
to come in in the field and considerable
interest is taken in it in giving addi-
tional knowledge of the conditions in
that part of the field.
Breaking of a part IN the pump on
the Sunburst producer being operated
by the Ohio Oil company has DELAYED
pumping and with many wells depend
ing upon it for a fuel supply. Oper-
ators expect that early repairs will
prevent operations being delayed.
W. NJ. Fulton, who is drilling on Sec
tion 1912 w. arrived in Great Falls
Saturday for a brief stay and to make
arrangements in connection with his
development work.
Seven locations in addition TO the
well being drilled by the Ohio Oil com
pany on the Reibe lease in section
W. are reported to have been
made by the company: Claire Steven
son No. 1. section 1852 w; O'Hanna
No. I, section 26-36-2 w; Swayze
No. /. section :34-36-2 w: Sander
No. 1. section 1-35-2 w: Barr No. /.
section 1852 w; Davey No. 1, sec
ton 34-36-2 W; Davey No. ., section
w.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
WHOLESALER MOVES TO kelvin

SNtrIaI 10 Inc Tribune.
Choteau, July Harry Adams,
promoter of the Adams Oil company,
has recently closed a deal in which he
will install tanks and equipment at
Kelvin for a wholesale oil business.
The demand for a wholesaler at
Kelvin has prompted Mr.. Adams to
nov the station and tanks from Farm
ington. Choteau will be Mr.. Adams
headquarters.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
IMPROVING FROM OPERATION

Mrs. Glen Smithson of 1908 Second
avenue north. who underwent an op-
Grafton at Columbus hospital Friday
evening, is improving.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
BONDS

New York. July Liberty bonds
closed: 3hs s100.O6; first Is s10O.2s bid
second As $4,000 bid; first AIS S1oo.24'
second 4As $4,000; third 4As 500. 0S.
fourth ANS sl0O.32; Victory Ans s1oo.A
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
Deaths and Funerals.

BRANDEL-Joseph BRANDED, age So
years. of Highwood, died in this city
last evening. The body will be forward
ed from the O'Connor chapel to
Dubuque, Iowa, Monday morning for
burial.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
BUSINESS CHANCES

LEARN the candy business and be in
dependent. We have a real money
making confectionery store and the
owners are willing TO teach o how
to manufacture all kinds of candy.
This place always and is now making
money and Is just the place for a
couple hat are willing to work. We
would be pleased to have o call
and look this place over as 1t will
stand a full investigation. Watson
Land Co. 7 Second street north.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
Deaths and Funerals.

CRANE-Mrs. Cora Crane, age "a
years. wife Of C. l.. Crane. residing at
Arlington. died in the city Saturday.
The body is at the w. H. George chapel.
Arrangements of the funeral will be
announced later.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

o SALE-Four good young horses.
about 400 lbs. Part time to good
party. POS Sixth street, north.
BROOM house. Apply, 1920 Contra.
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NOTICES
This is am Age of

Specialists
The man or firm who does one thing
better wins. We are devoting all our
attention toward just one thing and
doing that the best of all.
Hansen & DOrmam
High class ladies and gents ~tailors.
10 Thisted Bldg, over the Hub.
We make the garments here and
guarantee satisfac tion. Let us show
you.
ARE YOU interested in dogs, hunting,
fishing. Send for free copy illustrat-
ed outdoor magazine. Sportsman's
Digest, Isl Cincinnati.
PAINTING-First class work guaran-
teed. You can well afford to brighten
up when you get my price. Call 1915.
EXCAVATING, jobbing and contract
ing. Johnson Brothers. Fon 7762.
712 Third avenue south
STETSONS rebIocked ard cleaned.
Watson, the Halter.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02

incest equipped cigar store in
Great Falls at less than half of
inventory value.
THE GLENWOOD
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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02

W. NJ. Fulton, who is drilling on Sec
tion 1-34-2 w. arrived in Great Falls
Saturday for a brief stay and to make
arrangements in connection with his
development work.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-06
Four Women Stand Out in
Probe of Taylor Murder
Camera of Police Investigation Into Death of Film
Director Shows "Close Up" of Famous Film
Stars-Hollywood World Real Stage
With All People Movie Actors.

Los Angeles, Feb, SIN the pie,
tufe' lie Ia Hollywood. as shown by
the camera oi the police inyesiiga.
ton into the murder oi William Des'
mond Taylor. there Is the closeup
OF four young women,
This Is the homo OF the studios,
large wooden buildings. most oil
them. and the home OF the Cinema
stars A strange new home. a
laughing, sparkling, unbeiieyably
pretty new world.
Here you may see men and
women, faces painted even as the
piutes and the Sioux, riding in gay.
eolofed motor ears. walking IN
gaudy blatant, blazing sports
clothes. iugging funny looking dogs,
carrying strange pets, carrying on in
weird ways.
Here all tho world Is really a
stage and all the men and women
moyie actors.
There are men in golf suits who
cannot tell 4 caddy from a niblick.
or a bunker from stymie; men III
riding togs who think a horse has
something 20 do with a wagon;
men in khaki and pu,tees who be.
lieye the greatest battle ever fought
was filmed by Griffith.
And out OF the press OF these.
step tho four women in the Taylor
murder. Mabel Normand. Mary
Miles Minter. Edna Purvianee and
Claire Windsor.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-06
Victory Notes Now
Accepted for Taxes

Washington, Feb. 5.--Sccretary
Mellon has issued instructions to in
ternal collectors, it was announced
today, to accept Victory notes in
payment of income and r-ofit taxes
due March Is. Notes of either the
434 per cent or 5A per cent series
will be taken as result Of the or
der which was issued under the pro-
visions of the last tax law.
In connection with the announce
ment the secretary said:
Victory notes, in orGer to be ac-
cepted in payment OF taxes March
Is, 1922, must be in coupon form
an must have all unnatured cou-
pons attached, that is to say, cou-
pons for June Is and December IS,
1922, and May 20, 1928. Settlement
for accrued interest on the notes
from December Is. 1921, the last
interest payment date, to March Is,
1922, will be made by check from
the federal reserve bank direct to
the taxpayer. Victory notes in reg
istered form will not be acceptable" ;"