The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-11
MONTANA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Ringling-Activities to be resumed
at Castle, ancient mining camp.
Havre State Bank expects to re-
open soon.
Shalby-Mutua-H eremrichs No.
well comes in as 30-bbl. producer.
Great Falls reduced city expense
$32,127 during year.
Hamilton making survey Of city
with view to greater fire protection.
GenoU-Goosebill dome, Is miles
northeast of here, to be prospected
for oil this summer by New York
capitalists.
Iron Observation-Disclosures Cop
per Co. finds good ore showing. VIII
drive deep.
Hardin to improve bad places in
roads entering city.
Shelby post Office advanced to sec
ond class July first.
Winnett-State Bank of Winnett
files papers of incorporation, with
! $4,000 capital.
Completion of Red Lodge-Rosebud
and Glendive-Fallon irrigation pro-
jects will place $4,000 additional
acres under water.
Sidney-Connecticut seed company
has 300 acres planted to peas.
Shelby will vote August 80 on $780,
900 bend issue to pay city indebted
ness and extend water system.
Poplar-Seven different varieties
of corn being tested this year in
Roosevelt county.
Kalispell - Somers Lumber Co.
doubles capacity Of plant to meet de-
mands for railroad ties.
Shelby - Queen City-Moore well
comes in with production estimated
at 1000 bbls. daily.
Harlem dairymen to bring in car
/ load purebred COWS.
Cat Greek and Kevin-SunbUrst
: fields produced 2,496,386 bbls. oil
during year ended Jan. l, 1924, a
gain Of 265, 462 over preceding year.
Bowers ?O'Dea well, in Cat Greek
: section entered oil sand at 1860 feet.
= Expected to produce 100 ibis. daily.
Handicapped never better for
I bumper crops in Big Horn county.
Construction of Z miles new road
! between head of Kibbey canyon and
: Riceville, final link in standard high
way between White Sulphur Springs
e and Bynum, will be started this
= month.
t Great Falls district shipped 81 cars
n wheat in week.
d BiIlings-Midwest Refining Co
n plans five wells in local field.
Harlem-Farmers of Silver Bow
community donate one day each year
to improving roads leading to Har-
lem.
Montana expects to harvest 60,0OO,-
900 bu. wheat this season.
Kevin-Great Northern laying 500
fit. siding for three industrial build
ings to be erected by Continental Sup
lie ply Co.
Cascade county plans 8-mill ia,
s. cut.
n Great Falls now has free torris
park, abandoning policy of charging
I'd SOC fee.
Malta-5O meen being employed a
d. gold properties at Landusky, nea
here.
y Miles City to erect building for 30
Scouts at tourist park.
Contract let at S53, 077.89 flo
in Weeksville federal aid highway
IT Sanders county.
Chinook-Havre highway to receiv
- $4,326 improvements.
Miles City receiving large shiI
ments wool to be reshipped East.
Great Falls-White. Sulphur Sprin
q highway in excellent condition.
! Six-inch pipe line being laid fro
Sunburst tank farm of III. Pipe Lii
q Co. to Ohio-Emmert lease.
Leasing of $4,000 acres in Sher
B dan county, on Plentywood dome, al
> beginning Of preparations for drill
q ing have launched greatest oil d
- velopment activity northeastern Mo
81 tana has ever known.
2 In past nine years, more than 1OC
900 permanent federal officials ha
been added to the rolls-increasil
- cost to taxnavars S1Q5.5Q1 600