Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-02-03

would form an East closure, as at Cut Bank.
The only question was whether the seacoast
DOES swing Eastward
We were informed that there was SIX
FEET of sand at the Montana Power Gas COM
pany's Simero oil producer, in Section 5-33-5W.
A mile west the sand was ELEVEN feet thick;
another mile west it was TWENTY feet thick
and so on thickening to the west. Our well was
spotted in RANGE FOUR WEST A we'll To-
Gated in Township 80, Range 4 West-East Of
the Simero weII-would likely miss the sand,
else get only gas. But we were gambling on the
theory that the seacoast did not run north-and-
south, but that it SWUNG EASTWARD.
Before we could drill down to the sand to
prove this theory, the Texas company well was
completed, revealing 81 feet of sand of which
10 feet was saturated with OIL In Cut Bank
field the district where the 3I-foot sand is ex-
pected is as far west as Section 14-34-6W.
The Texas company well is FIVE MILES
east of the area named. It is one mile East of
the easternmost producer in the main Cut Bank
field. 1t is TOO FAR EAST TO HAVE ANY
SAND, if the coast did NOT swing eastward.
Yet is HAS a 31-foot sand proving Howards
theory is CORRECT. That leads us to believe
that the principal producing area in South Cut
Bank viii be found as at main Cut Bank, in
the contours ABOVE the Texas company we'll
Located as it is, we expect our well spotted
by Howard in NV IA Section 20-32-4W to be
in about the same location with regard to gas
pressure as Tarrant's Miller well in Cut Bank
field the largest flowing well in that field With
the water pressure KNOWN to exist in the
Marias river district, we have every reason to be-
lieve that we will get pressure that will pro-
vide MANY flowing wells
PROFITS GO INTO DIVIDENDS
We have the ideal location of the structure
as we see it. ONE well such as we expect will be
worth many times our total capitalization. One
thousand acres of oil land is enough to make
us tremendously rich, yet it is not SO much that
the rentals are burden. Neither are we burdened
by overhead, or heavy officers salaries In
other words, it is intended that the income Of
Producers Development Syndicate is going into
DIVIDENDS
We have a prospectus under the Federal
Securities Commission regulation which gives
every pertinent detail of our capital set-up de-
scription of properties and detailed information
which will confirm the statement that this com
pany is intended to pay a tremendous profit.
with the discovery of OIL
The trustees of this enterprise are men who
have been connected with the Montana oil in
dustry for many years past; men whose res
possibility is well established, and whose man
ageInent may DC reled upon 10 give efIlcienr OPP
erations.
If there is any investor who desires to join
us, we will be very glad to provide him MAP
Of the South Cut Bank Nose, copy Of our
prospectus and a geological report on the struc-
ture. If after satisfying himself as to these de-
tails he desires to invest, he may do so providing
he acts Immediately
The Unit costs 500 NTH a royalty "insuy-
ance" precision zOtich nS1ves unit holders dtv5-
bends ont of GROSS INCOME from sale of OIL
This viii be fully explained to any who IN
1uires.
ANY ER-SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE
RETURNED BY RETURN MAIL