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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-27
CASPRESSURE
FORCES FLOW
In WAITE WELL
rs to 100 Barrels of Oil Gushes
From Casing and Pump
ing Started.

Agitation of the gas in the Waite
Oil company well on section 1882 "
Friday resulted in a flow of from Is
to 100 barrels Of oil with gas pres
sure. according to Harry Waite, in
charge Of field operations of the com
pany. who was in Great Falls Tues
day from the field.
Two inch tubing has been run in the
well and this was in place when the
pump rods were being run. The re-
suit was the flow Of gas and oil. prob
ably cleaning ont the hole before it
stopped flowing, according to Mr..
Waite.
The oil had been steadily increasing
in the hole since the time it was drill
ed in about the middle of November,
and at the time the tubing was run
the oil stood within 80 feet of the top
Of the easing, following the placing of
the we'll on the pump, it pumped 90
barrels of oil in four hours. A gas
engine will be installed to handle the
pumping.
The rig from the Waite well is being
moved to the offset of the California
company on the south, J. W. Elliott,
also having the contract for this well.
The other offset to the Waite we'll is
the Haggerty lease this part of it be-
ing held by r. Bradley. He has not
yet begun any action toward drilling
the offset.
The Waite Oil company will drill
it's next well as a direct offset on the
north to the present we'll. This work
will be begun next spring. The com
pany has planned to drill the offset
this fall directly on completion of the
first well. but cold weather. and the
lack of water for drilling will cause a
postponement in its plans. The first
well is being connected up with the
Illinois Pipe line.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-27
2 Falls Campfire
Girls Honored by
National Awards

National honors in Campfire Girl
work have been awarded to Miss Myrel
Stenson and Miss Marjorie Stephens
of the Kiciuva camp, Of which Miss
Edith johnson is the guardian. She
announced the awards made by the
national organization in New York city
Tuesday. Uba, while the lowest honor
that is awarded in Campfire work. is
yet very difficult to obtain. Miss John
son stated. This was awarded Miss
Stenson on her work in keeping a count
fire meetings for the last year. Miss
Stephens won the Keda honor on a
count book also. That her record
showed deep thought and excellence was
the comment of national officers. who
informed Miss Johnson Of the award.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-27
BEARSDENO OIL
WELL INDICATES
CRUDE AT 500
Crew Prepares to Drill Into
Deeper Sands for
Production.

With the hole at 500 feet, the well
being drilled by Kenneth Fraser Of
Great Falls and associates on Bear S
Der has encountered thin sands in the
Colorado with two showings of oil and
one of gas, according to a report re-
ccived Tuesday night by Frazer IN a
telegram from John Holman, field SUI
perintcndent.
The report of showings in the Colo
RADIO. while not conclusive at all. was
taken as encouraging by Mr.. Frazer
and his associates in the drilling oper-
atoms, since the Colorado does NOT
usually Weld even showings of oil IN
the northern fields. 1t was without
even colors in the Brown well, drilled
eight miles north, which had a How
of from two to five barrels OF OH III
the kootenai. 90
A gas sand is expected at about yVO
feet, and is expected to be reachea
within the next week or more. inere
is expected to be from $40 to 9UV feet
more of Colorado before opening the
Kootenai sand.
The drillers set 1914 inch casing the
first 900 feet. The hole is now stand
ing M so well. however. that 1O-inch
casing will probably be carried to 100
feet. M. Frazer said. The last 90
or 100 feet Of the Colorado usually
caves so much that it is expected that
S-inch will then be set to be carried
into the Kootenai.
The Bears Den structure IS IN
northern Liberty county, the we'll beng
in section 1865 e. The structure
is regarded as interesting. due to the
fact that it has sleeper dips than are
usually prevalent in structures of this
area. The drilling operations are fin
anced by associates of MI. Frazer,
largely Great Falls and Butte men.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-27
News Boys Guests
Of Great Falls "

Today is open house day at the 7.
nj. C. A. for news boys of Great Falls,
according to announcement made by
association officials Tuesday. Satur-
day all Boy Scouts will be guests of
the "Y.'' Next Monday boys employed
at the A. G. M. smelter will be especial
guests of the boys department. AL
umni of the local high school who are
home from various colleges for the
holidays have been invited to use the
s'Y'' basket ball courts tonight.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-27
Legion Auxiliary
Sends Baskets to
Boys in Hospital

Christmas boxes packed by members
Of the Women's auxiliary to the Amer
lean Legion were sent out last week to
base hospitals where soldiers are con-
fined.
The boxes contained, nuts. candies,
toilet articles and reading matter, pur-
chased with funds solicited from mem
bers Of the organization. Boys were
remembered i'll California, Colorado,
Arizona, Utah, Minnesota Illinois and
the Montana hospitals at Warm Springs
and Fort Harrison.
The feat of looping the loop with q
flying boat has been accomplished by
an English airnan.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-27
Drilling Resumed
on Berglin Lease

Work has been resumed on the
Berglin lease in section 1882 W,
bv the Western Petroleum Explora-
ton company, after a shut down dur
ing the cold weather. The drillers
have about 100 feet TO underream and
carry casing. The hole is at 1927 and
the Sunburst sand of the Kootenai is
expected any time within the next 30
feet after the drillers again begin to
make hole.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-27
G. N. GENERAL AGENT
LEAVES FOR ST. LOUIS

J. S. Book, general agent for the
Great Northern railway at Great Falls
has left for st. Louis on a visit of a
couple of weeks. He was accompanied
on the trip by Mrs. Book and they will
visit at the homes Of relatives while in
the middle west.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-27

QUITS GRtDIRON

Portland. Ore. Dec. 26.-Ted Faux.
former University of Washington foot
BAN player who coached this years
great A~Iultaomah Amateur Athletic
club eleven here, is leaving Portland
for Tacoma to enter business. He
probably will coach u high school or
college team there.
The MuItnomah club has not yet
named a coach for 1923.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-27
NEWS or MONTANA OIL FIELDS
Oil Permits
Are Received at
Falls Land Office

Two Oil and gas permits were re
ceived Tuesday by w. +. Bennett. reg
lister and receiver and special disburs-
ing agent of the Great Falls land Of
flee. The permits were to Iisadore
Sturrick, Great Falls, 253 acres, Sec
tons 30, 81 and 32-26-9 e; Edgar G.
Rasbach, 800 acres in sections %, 80
and 33-19-12 e.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-27
JAPAN IMPORTS HUGE
QUANTITIES OF FERTIZER

Neutrality-suspicious. Of The As
sociated Press Besides enormous
quantities manufactured here, nearly
3.OO0.0OO tons of fertilizer valued at
approximately 100000 yen are i'm
ported into Japan yearly. Bean cake
heads the list. More than a million
IONS being brought in every year.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-27
PEOPLES OIL AND GAS CO.
FILE AS COMMON LAW TRUST

An agreement and declaration of
trust of the Peoples Oil and Gas com
pany was filed with County Clerk John
II. Moran Tuesday. 1t is to operate
as a ommon law trust with f. A.
Hood as trustee. The others who
signed the agreement are G. w. Murch,
j. j. Wuerthner and NJ. +. Stewart,
all of Great Falls.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-27
Finance Problems
of Poultry Show Up
at Committee Meet

Questions of finances in connection
with the recent show held by the
Great Falls Poultry g. Rabbit associa-
ton were discussed at the meeting of
the executive committee Of the organi-
2aiton Tuesday night at the CONNER
cal club rooms. Problems of meeting
the deficit from the show were taken
LID. -
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-27

Sleeping rooms built in the tree tops
are one of the novel features Of a
California mountain resort.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-27
Two Oil Leases
Are Transferred

Oil leases from John C. Quigley to
the yirsille Oil company involving :.
900 acres Of land in township 81 north
range 3 east were filed Tuesday at the
office of John E. Moran. county clerk.
Another lease Of 100 acres in town
ship % north range 4 east from Guy
E. Beatty to s. l.. Cook vas filed.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-27
Me- raw VIII Stick
to Front Ball III

New York, Dec. 26.-John J. Nc
Graw. manager of the world champion
New York Giants, declared Tuesday
there was no truth in reports he q
considering accepting the presidency of
the National Exhibition company-the
Giant corporation-and retiring from
active management of the club.
He admitted that Charles A. Stone
ham. president. had asked him recently
whether he would be willing to accept
the presidency. but he said ne had NOT
taken the question seriously and he did
not believe Mr.. Stoneham had put it
seriously.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-27

The first organized attempt TO
establish oil wells in the United King
dom was but five years ago.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-27

To clean a dirty hardwood finish
apply kerosene, let it remain until dirt
is softened her wipe off.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
PelsE TWINS 1T oAk.
MONT TuEsulY NIGHT

Ths nssse Esias" tasm ,As Esst
attraction al Diekssn's nld wia.sr
Lvce1m Csarve. whe will appear 81
OaAmoni auditerium % n.xs Tues.
day evening ss 7;<S o'cleca
Being one oi the 6vs bic stsfae-
siens e0%s~d In the eonrss. "rhs
Psass Twin." shanld oAss Q iaest
delightful nsvot 10 the sniest.ln.
men, public ~ . hsadline a.tsas.
.ion. iar they promise TO be one Il
the best pamhers IN the ca0ue.
The Peace Twins are ~ much aliks
~ "two pess In q pod" and ,hes.
yoaas ladie. ~ill dsl,sh, all Allie
10 a program II vocal daeis, short
plays monolosues. tesdinss. ukelsls
sonxs aud slever impetsors ,,ons
Buy yout sessn ticket now u
yea ss s~s,. :. already A.sas, ..,y siasls
admission blr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
LOCAL CHAMBER ELECTS
ITS DIRECTORS DEC. lS

Al speeial meeting II t b r
Chambet u Commerce, held 10 the
American Legion Hall jasi Friday
night, Tor the purpOss ol sectlog =
II hyr To nominate ~
caadida,es if iifeetof. nrx, TesT
The meeting w.s largely attend
cd 4nd W A Clement, Hunrrt
Ray, v J Johnson " " Brat.
ton and J : Johnson werr elected
The committee net saturday morn
lug ani nominated the following
n. .srIye old dirtctor- III +
Co~an, Geo Collins Jr Lester
Roger, Harry Wynn-. II Bysn.
h A Pegton + : Hail, " o,
Hsk- \ Gslberusn X A. Free.
man, " A H,rad1~, John i.ss,a.
are lh* ,s,ars IA brlgs t. nsge
Taylor II Weaver Geo, EIesarr
Hubert Ray, " J Johnson. "
A Clement. J \ Johnson, W VI
Brstton. Geo Davidson X l. Rice.
r II Gns.by. aud " Il. Petty
Zach member ,n good standing
~lll hr entitled 10 vote Tor twelve
Dut II the above twenty four au
nest Monday night December ~
g, whleh umn.Ahs regular monthly
meeting 6I the tnanhe' ~f}i '"f1s
hrId IN the American Legion hall
1t ! 81 Every member oi h
Chamber should lry and be prssen,
At this meeting and help elect the
dlftc,or Tor next yraf Also al
tins meeting iull account II the
yrsf- business viii he gwen. aud
business ior nsHt year
discussed Meeting PROMISES 10 he
al Interesting one and Il - hoped
rsvt y III -mhet w4i, bee present ......
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
IS NOW IN THE AIR

The shop early slogan rhlct
10 20 much in evidences during Dec
smber n sseh year, is being otsefv.
sj more generally /. time goes 90
tn the best interest oi every one
concerned.
The merchant, the clerk and the
shopper each dsriye direct benz.
dt rom timely shopping Vrrlly
the early bird catches the worm
and the early shopper has the choice
oi the selections aud IL waited on
by the clerk ~ho has not become
worn out by the csassI-.- grind 81
the last lev day- before Cht.tmas
All II the stnrrs are displaying
seasonable In-rchsndl-r suitable ior
Xms sl!,s AID tho shoppers are
buyius safls"s sasn asaa! .
There seams 30 be tendency ~
MAKE this more practices! CHRIST.
mas than 10 many years Among
tbs wlds variety II thlus- alteady
being bought Tor present. are dfe-.
patterns, coats, suits shoss, htt..
caps, beds. -lgvss. furniture and
hardware. automobile accessories,
and a multitude Of other things
ard n e.7afae s.. waai,l, Aa, ha
Chnsim.s Tor the KID lies w,thou;
candy and fruits
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
ElEcTnc LIGHT Plant
kcllm N OPERATION

kyl Don't they lock soodf rhi,
vac the expression heart an eli
sides reesaay night about six
o'sioeh when the electric lights we're
turned % after beies eui ta .
wsek.
! Tuesday night. December 8. The
ssnsfstos which has been 10 eon.
slant use since the plant was in,
stalled sevenseen years ago. harned
os, and icfs the torn in total dsrk
nsss. All consumers were extreme
ly glad TO Gee them 90 again and
are grateful fnr the unsirins Efforts
oi City Electrician w. n. Adool
and his assistants Tor the sfhcisn,
work done In getting the new gene
tatcf installed sooner than al 6~l
predicted
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
GOVERNMENT sonOs

II yoe have any United States
Boads and dssire The meney on
them: bring them 10 lbe f,ss Nat
ionAl Bank and ws will pay you
New York prices iot them II you
desire TO buy Uaiged States Bonds,
sse rwtA ssiI' them so ssa< IA ssa
have any War asvinss stamp. ws
vii! b. glad TO Gil out blAnas 90
you can get the cash and interest
on them the 6rst Of January.
II appears 10 us that the pro.
.2sc.s Tor good business in the near
future are bright. The indications
ere that shs isrmes will receive
good prices ios their corr. the, the
prices paid Tor tobacco will BE- bet
Ter than received by the gfouer.
last year aud We look TOR - ID.
vaneed price In nales during Jan.
usry aud February II you need 10
borrow money on youf tobacco o.
10 carry over your mules until the
marketing season. remember the
fiut National Bank. oi Dickson.
viii be glad 10 loan IL to you, u
10 our policy 10 help the farmer
whenever possible. believing ihA.
HE prosperity means the prosperity
Of all.
II you ore selling OF buyias real
estate remember ve write the dsed
aud take the notary public scknow.
iedsnsn. ios you Tree Of ehsrs.
During the Christmas season you
arc especially nyis.d 10 max. your
cell at home 10 Our ladies' and
s-nslsmcns rest rooms and 10 make
the Fifs, National Bank building
yout headquarters wbsn in Dickson.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Piu Henslee, PRECEDENT.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
Baptist Church Notes.

The y, Y P. u voted las, Sun.
day nigh, TO play Old Santa Claus
to Mary Soc Hes.on, q littls girl in
ths Bspiis, Orphanase. near Mach.
vile. The Young people have plan.
ned sn interesting program tor neg,
Sunday evening. ths -i7th fhey
are sorkins hard In making the
preparation and they will doubtless
have . worth while service.
The Chrstnas .sasoa 10 nsss. 10
Keeping with the true spirit u The
time. ws should not tAink much
about what We silI ct. hu. ~
should think more about vhst vs
csa give. The Baptist Church will
have = pre- Christmas service nest
Sunday At tbs II O'Clock hour. and
the pss,os vill preach ircm the tat;
Il, 10 More Blssssd 10 1--WE Thsn
20 Receive. Everyone 10 invited
10 attend this and all other services.
Pub Dept
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15

This is 10 notify all persons vko
have closets on their premises n
pat sane In proper condition ~
considerable complaint has come
TO me of late from different parts
n town of clo.e.s exposed 10 public
view There IL an ordinance r.
auirins all closets 10 Be closed In
rear With . door.
Within = lev days | will make =
personal ipspeetioa OF oil elossts
and .oose 10, kept in accordance
xi,h The Law. will have immediate
attention
J r. Wilsou. Marshal.
Come 10 and sse The wsikips and
talking doll that We will give swsy
on D~c. 23nd GILMORE PHAR-
MACY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15

You csnno, afford 10 mice 4 ser.
vice OF Flrs, Bsp,,., Church adv
Llsh, your business house OF
residence with Banner lisni elobes
sod rs Aystt Drug Co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
REQ" scoTT WINS Cur;
BaTak new GRO CAPT.

A very pretty and Interesting Ell
ereis< tn connection sisk athletics
oil iiekson Central High sehcel.
wss h~ld In The audi.orinm Friday
N anias II vas . summing ~ oi
activities as sesa from the Tridircn
the past sesson, ~ veil A. the ether
three yeArs tha, football has been
or The athletic calendar ot this
institution
The pr,ncipsl feature Of the ~
srcise Vas the awarding oi the hand.
soms loving cup siven by the enter.
piisins 6rm oil Clsmore Pharmacy
30 the moe, valuable athlete and
sridiron star on Central Highs
ros,ef, After earnest consideration.
the iudges awarded the coveted
trophy TO Weldon Red, Scott.
Young Scott received 4 glad hnd
al Spontaneous applause at the sis.
nal Of bic name in connection With
The award. Led by ch.ss.lsader
Johnson, the entire school body
gave 6hecn rah's ios the young
sridifoo s,as and athlete In sisniiy,
iIs their shearsy approval Of the
iudses The presentation speech
Vas made by Joseph y. Crosby,
sss.sssRs- cssa:ee u 4Ae First. Ssissc-
al BAnk, vho. ~ Il we're. introdue.
I'd football 10 Dickson, playing in
the Er, game TO be seen here. ~.
Crosby acquitted himself in . moe,
pleasing manner in making the
presentation. being chesred most
heartily al the close Of his remarks.
Follo~ins .hs silver cup. others
awards we're made, Carlton Scot,
vas siyen = ssick pin for having
participated Tor al least come part
d the periods in the twenty games
played 10 the Tour ;ssrs al Dickson
Central High Alec. another pin
vas awarded John Nicks Tor having
participated in eighteen straight
ssmes without being out d the
lineup a. much ~ second. Let
tefs were slso awarded the follow
ing Carter Page, L. Holley. Capt.
Donessn, Eioks, Locke. Corbiu,
Rissins. W Scott, Bryan, euss.
c, Scott, Won Bergen, Chapman
and Sensing. Clark Leech. . srada'
ate al 1871 n, also received a letter
he q, tvo times being captain Of
the football team and once captain
oi the baseball club. /, vas alec
voted TO award other valuable alma.
meter stars. whose records were not
At hand .ust at that particular time.
Coach Herman Pratt uss present.
4 a beautiful ever sharp pencil by
captain Dolessn In behalf Of the
football sleven. a. a token oi esteeua
AMI euHea4~1c~ ,.ssy, tsiA lac 4Ae.s|
lesdef.
lhe electins u = cAptain TO pilot
he 1873 machine through the grid.
iron ha,i.es W. slso . par, M the
Friday norpinss prosrsm. and this
oi honor cam. to Jane.
tGamh-rl Bryan Bfysn ~as night
on The heels Of W Scott Tor tie
trophy, and his work on the grid.
iron. espseiaiis lei, The iAs. Two s~a.
sons hs. been indeed com nendsbls,
and he has a brilliAn, future q,
ma akins oo~ oi th" b-st halt.ha eks
in prep circlss uext ysar
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15

los T-Clo,n purse wi,h ten and
tsen,y dollar bills Finder return
tn ,h. oRce and sill give 3lo re.
saFd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15

Light your business house or
residrnc, With Banner light globes
y old by Mysl, Drug Co
W. are agents Tor the Genuine
Victor vietrolA See US bsiot. YOU
buy--CLEMORE PHARMACY
Ny stock ot groceries ia not 80
large. hut always fresh and fms.
When in need Of groceries, poultry
and esss, will be glad 20 sell YOU
A, u. Enslish
HAY FOR sALE-Flra.clss.
hay Will deliver in lots II 1890
pounds and up Tenn. cash HAY
can be seen al my residence. IN
south Dickson III " Sanders,
3A Scott street. Dickson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15

Give her Vicitos this Christ
mas-CLEMORE PHARMACY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
Walkef-Re p.

Mf Herman walker and Miss
Lima y Reep. both young peopl.
OF the Jnnrs Creek nrlanborhood,
were united IN marriage las, sstur-
dav evening al the home II the
hyit. = parents Mt and Mss r. y
Rssp, Rev ? u Aklry. OF The local
N X Church. officiating
Thar friends wish Tor them much
future happiness
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15

Remember thst A p knslish
c.n surps yeu w'lh tia, One Isl
hen ior NmA- dinner
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
Recital Of Charlotte.

Mise Cooley ana Miss Miller
masic ssA expression teachers in
the Chariot. High school. w,ll pre-.
sent their popils in Joint recital in
the Charlotte Hlsh ssaool auditor
ium Friday nlshf Deeembtf ff, AZ
Z 0 cloek.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15
Tom Thumb Wedding"
at Oakmont Friday Night

A unique entertainment The
Marriage " The Midseta ~ The
Tom Thumb Wedding will be
given At Oakmont School Friday
night, Dec 18th. 4 representative
from Kansas City directs the play
bt.t the east will be made up from
pupils OF ossmont School IL has
been auccrssiully presented "a over
SN towns
An admission Of 2Sc Jbc and Shc
vii hr charged Reserved seat
tickets on sale =, the Clrmafe Phu
macy A pe, cent u the proceeds
will ~ tn Oskmonl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-15

FOR SALE--ODe cir cool" 0a.o.
line Rnsine. 6H p s,,h wood
sas combined. Will s.ii CHEAP.
For further Information. ere W. r.
Mathis. Blacksmith. Dickson.