Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-11-09

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That a thousand wells will be drilled
IN the KevinSunburst field during ths
la2S. season Is the prediction of Fred
Ford. Of Tulsa. Okla, production SUI
perintendent for the Gladys Belle on
company In five states OF the mid-con-
tlnent and southern fields. who has
been In Montana In connection with the
Gladys Belle activities in this state.
Transmission OF crude oil from the
Cat Greek field through the pipe line
OF the Mutual OH company during
September was 216,071 barrels a drop
OF approximately $4,000 barrels from
the transmission In August according
to report received from the company
by the state public service commission
at Helena.
There probably has been little or no
loss OF wheat through lack OF storage
facilities though nearly every elevator
In northern Montana Ia filled to over
flowing and the a shortage 10 n
that is worrying grain dealers and ele
vator men. according to Jared Watkins,
elevator and warehouse Inspector for
the Wa Finance corporation.
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Fl. g. Sears OF the Albert Dickinson
Seed company OF Chicago. who has
been In Miles City for several days.
purchasing certified Grimm alfalfa
seed. announced that he bought a SUI.
flcient quantity OF certified seed to
complete his large car load which con-
stitutes the first full load OF certified
alfalfa seed ever shipped from Miles
City.
Black Magic held the spotlight for d
week after having developed gusher
proportions recently. Despalred Of IA
a big producer. Black sfa gle has re
vived the west side of the field around
Kelvin. and winter will see two and
possibly three more producers on the
west side with every promise OF ar
enormous development program in ths
George A. Sutherland and o. P. Tins
ley OF Hysham recently sold to Charles
Dowlin of Forsyth. and Moore & Near
OF Billings, 1855 head Of lambs and
ewes. Mr.. Sutherland disposed OF ASK
and Mr.. Tinsley 400 10 Mr.. Dow
lin, the price being 10h cents pea
while the Billings firm tool
Mr.. Sutherland's 500 ewes at an aver
age OF $3.50.
The plan discussed 1t the AIssouls
meeting OF good roads boosters from
Ill parts OF Montana. was endorsed In
is entirety at the meeting OF the weSo
Montana executive committee OF
he Yellowstone Trail association, al
Whitehall, according TO Charles II
Roberts. secretary Of the chamber OF
of Missoua, who returned
'ecently from the meeting.
Mrs. F. b. Harrington, living sir
niles northwest of Havre is cooper
ting In establishing a county poultry
demonstration farm on her place. II
the aim Of the county extension ser
ice to cooperate with Mrs. Harrinx
on In developing a poultry demonstra
lon farm where all of the practices
( poultry husbandry will be carried
n according to instructions received
Miss Harriet Cushman, poultry
peclalist Of the Montana State college
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Montana completed over 400 miles OF
,deral aid highway the last fiscal year
hIch earns for the state eighth place
n the amount Of such highway com
Ieted, according to an announcement
ade by the bureau OF public roadi
The announcement shows /.
lat owe 10000 miles Of highway were :
,mpleted in the United States by fed
me 80, 1922.
Roosevelt county has one farmer
no ranks high In the proper keeping
farm records and accounts. Mr..
lillian Mcbride, a resident of the
oneer community, north of gilbert,
n. received second honors In a state
mpetition, In which a large number
farmers record and account books |
re inspected, for having the most 6
and well kept record Of his
IN operations
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John p. Edwards, president
the Stais Bank Of Commerce and
der and director of many enterprises
Forsyth and Rosebud county Mon
Ii. has been appointed by the Am.
can Red Cross 10 take charge az
tie Director of the Roll Call cam
for the State of Montana This
in accordance with a new plan OF
tie organization with Red Cross
ldquarters' office at Forsyth for the
IN ColI ssxuf oAorsad hx tho k-a-o-