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1888 TAX ADVERTISING LIST
CITY OF HENDERSONVILLE

Continued from page four)
Shepherd and Powers, 5 houses
Second Ave, S37.S1.
Shepherd, W. R. and Couch
(Col.), house and lot Shaws Greek
road, $1,000.
Sherman, Louis, house and lot
Church St., $93.60.
Sherman, Lewis and P. B., 2
buildings Main St., $168.00.
Shipman, H. ", house and lot
Cold Spring Park, S26.72.
Shipman and Justus, l building
7th Ave-, lot S. Main St., $500.
Shipman, T. j., house and lot
9th Ave-, $26.53.
Shipman, S. E., house and lot
Pace St., l lot Jonas St., house
and lot Beach St., S75.14.
Shipman w. E. Est, house and
lot Oak and Jonas, $1,000.
ShprintZ, H., house and lot Oak
St, 7 houses Geneva St., 2 houses
Justus St., houses and 4 lots 1st
Ave, 2 lots Allen St., $1,000.
SILVER, C. w., 3 lots Sylvan
Heights, $23.42.
Simms, Kate A., l lot Locust
St., $500.
Sinkoe, l., lot Washington St.,
$32.4O.
Smith, Alice D., 2 lots Alamance
St., $4,000.
Smith, Miss Carolyn, house and
lot Justus St., $21.60.
Smith, Rud and Sinkoe, 8 lots
Washington St., $3.50.
Smith, ]. N. and Ruth Camp, l
house and lot 9Th Ave-, $4,000.
Smith, Mrs. Maurie ", l lot
Caswell St., $4,000.
Smith, w. A. and wife, 2 lots
3rd Ave, 1 lot Spring ST., A 1-2
acres Swamp land, 1 lot Crab
Creek St., 1 lot Willow road,
S66.45.
Smith and Wilkins, 2 acres Rev
is land, $4,000.
Smith, Walker, house and lot,
South Main St., house and lot off
Pace ST., $69.01.
Smith, William B., Is lots Oak
Grove Heights, $3.50.
Smyster, Jno. D., 1 lot Temple
Terrace, 1901.
Spears, Anna r. Especially
house and lots N. Main and Hy-
man Ave-, $4,000.
Station, H. V. and L. R., 1 lot
Willow St., $40.
Station, L. E., 1 house and lot
off 9th Ave. on Alley, $1,000.
Station, R. H.. l house and lot
Main St., S159.36.
Station, Mrs. r. H., 2 houses and
lots Grove St., $1,000.
Station, Mrs. r. H., 2 houses
and lots 9th Ave. W., $4,000.
Station, Mrs. R. H., ! lot 7th
Ave. E. and Grove ST., $4,000.
Stepp, D. E., l lot Jersey St.,
1901.
Stepp, D. E. Admir-, 1 house and
lot Hebron and Willow, $4,000.
Stepp, D. F., 2 houses and lots
7th Ave. E., $500.
Stepp, Mrs. F. o., 1 house and
lot Barker St., S21.60.
Stepp, J. X, l house and lot
7th Avenue East, $4,000.
Stepp, J. NJ, l lot Fleming ST.,
$1,000.
Stepp, J. NJ, l house and lot
Main St., $4,000.
Stevens, Mrs. Sophie NJ, 1
house and lot 7th and Main Street,
$408.00.
Stewart, Mrs. S. NJ. l house
and lot Second Ave-, $500.
Stone, L. E., 1 house and lot
back of ]. A. Rusher place, $500
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COLORED. LIST

Allen, Luther, l house and lot
Beach St., $11.17.
Allen, Minnie j., estate, one
house and 3 lots Ash St., $16.80.
Altman, James, estate, l house
and lot Ash St., alley, $40.
Alverson, Mary, estate, l house
and lot Cherry ST., $3.50.
Anderson, Rev. R. B., 1 house
and lot 9th Ave-, $33.01.
Austin, Abraham, l house and
lot Beach St., $7.81.
Austin, Ernest, l house and lot
Beach St., $751;.
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Stowe, C. w. S., l house and lot
Willow road, $1,000.
Strider, L. P, l lot Ninth Ave.
West, 1914.
Summey, Jno. Lewis, l lot Da-
vis-Corbin, S4.21.
Sutherland, Z. R. Trustee, l
house and lot Lenox Park, $4,000.
Sylvan Heights, 5 lots Sylvan
Heights, $49.22.
t
Tatum, r. E., l house and lot
corner Patton and Haywood
$4,000.
Tatum, r. E., 1 house and lot
Justus St., $11.50.
Taylor, Mrs. James L., l house
and lot Highland Ave-, $61.12.
Taylor, j. l.. Jr., and o. B. Gro
well, l lot S. Main and Church St.
$75.01.
Taylor, Jno. B., 2 lots 4th and
Taylor St., $3.50.
Templin, Mrs. J. NJ, 1 house
and lot Park St., $40.
Tenny, Mrs. Josephine H., one
lot Hebron St., l lot State Street,
$16.80.
Thagard, Mrs. G. c., l house
and lot Second Ave. E., $15.01.
The Ada Corporation, lots Hy-
man Heights, $500.
The Collateral Corp, houses
and lots Main St., store building,
$4,000.
The Federal Corporation, 5 lots
and small house Fassifern Court,
$4O.21.
The Loxahatchee Co. Especially,
8 houses and lots South Church
St., $l14.00.
Thompson, G. T., 2 houses and
lots Beach St., $500.
Thompson, G.. X, 4 houses and
lots Oak St., $3.50.
Thompson, j. c., 1 house and
lot Hebron St., 1901.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.,
l house and lot Park St., $500
Thornton, Mrs. Cora, 1 house
and lot 9th Ave. W., $4,000.
Todd, j. H., 1 house and lot
Curry St., $500.
Todd, ]. H., 2 houses and lots
Haywood road, $4,000.
Toms, Chas. French Sr., one
house and lot Cherry St., $3.50.
Toms, Chas. French, Sr., one
house and lot Church St., $500.
Toms, Chas. French, Sr., one
candy kitchen 7th Ave. E. and
Maple St., $48.00.
Toms, Chas. French Sr., one
house and lot Railroad Avenue,
$12.61.
Toms, Ethel P, 1 lot Second
Ave. West, $500.
Toms, Ethel P, 4 lots and
buildings 7th Avenue E., $4,000.
Toms, Fred NJ, l house and
lot S. Main St., $4,000.
Toms, Margaret E., l lot 7th
Ave. E., $1,000.
Toms, Margaret E., 1 lot N.
Main St., $48.00.
Toms, Maurice, 2 houses and
lots east of depot, $3.50.
Toms, Maurice, l Shell filling
station, 7th Ave. E., $3.50.
Tucker. Geo. w, 1 lot First
Avenue West, $4,000.
Tut, I. c., l lot Hyman Heights
$1,000.
Twyford, Mrs. V. W., 1 house
and lot S. Main St., $4,000.
Virginia Carolina Realty Corp,
l house and lot 4th Avenue West
and Taylor St., $51.01.
Valentine, G. H., l lot Justice
St., $1,000.
Valentine, G. H., 1 house and
lot Justice St., $S7.12. ,
Vaughn, Mrs. Annie. l house
and lot 7th Ave. E., $500.
Victory, H. H., l lot Second
Ave. W., $4,000.
Waldrop, J. c., IA lots Rose
mont, $28.56.
Waldrop, Mrs. j. G., 2 houses
and lots Washington St., 2 lots
Allen ST., S80.56.
Waldrop, Mrs. j. NJ, house and
lot, 5th Ave-, $145.04.
Waters, w. H., 2 lots 9Th Ave-,
2 lots Wofford Div, S42.40.
Ward, Mrs. Mary, house and lot
Cherry St., $3.50.
Warren, Chas H., 2 lots Sylvan
Heights, $500.
Warren, Isabel S., 1 lot Sylvan
Heights, 1901.
Warren, Jas. D., l lot Sylvan
Heights, $3.50.
Washington, Booker and Kalin,
l house and lot 7th and Whitfield
St., $4,000.
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witness. IN,
! Morris, Mitchell, estate, nous
es and lots Second Ave. near R.R.,
1912. ~
Murray, Francis, estate, a lots
near colored cemetery, $500. -,
Neill, Mrs. J. w., / house and 90
lot First Ave. w., $500.
Nichols, Mary and John, one ID
house and lot Oak ST., S7.20.
Owens, Laura, 1 house and lot. . !,
Beach St., 2 lots Beach St., 1920
Owens, Odell, house and lot IA
Sixth Ave. West, $500.
P
Parks, Nero, l house and lot d.
Ash St., 1901.
Pilgrim, Chris, 1 house and lot ~
Fifth Ave. East. $3.50.
Poole, Lille, trustee, l house ,a
and lot Ashe St., $l1.41.
Potts, Katie Lee, house and =,
lot Valley St., 5000.
! Powell, Cecil, 2 houses and :.
lots Caswell St., $4,000.
Price, A. j., ! house and lot
First Ave. West, $500.
Price, Minnie, lot Whitfield St.,
$3.50.
Quarles, Edgar, l lot Whitted
st. and Sixth Ave-. $500. ~
R
Rankin, w. A., / house and lot a
First Ave. West, $10.21.
Rankin, Will, house and lot .o
Whitfield St., $3.50.
Rector, Anna, 1 house and lot ..
First Ave. East, 1901.
Roberts, F. T., 1 house and lot :
First Ave. West, $16.4O.
Robinson, Gustava M, house =,
and lot Oak St.. S9.01.
Robinson, William, house and
lot Whitfield St., s14.40.
$
Sample, Jane, 1 house and lot,s
Ash St., $3.50.
Sans, Mrs. Charlie, / house and y
lot Ash St. Alley, $500.
Seawright, Gus, l house and n
lou CneFTy d., @0.oo.
Shaw, Sam S., 2 houses and II
lots Eighth Ave. E. in rec, $9.01.'
Shelton, Henry, estate, ! house rE
and lot Whitfield St., $7.81.
Shelton. Ollie, / house and lot
Valley St., $500. Cd
Smith, .Addie P, l house and
lot Beach St., $40. oF
Smith, Tom, l house and lot
Locust St., and 9Th Ave, $500. u
Stikes, w. c., l house and lot
Maple and Beach St., $2.40. -
Stoone. Juanita Owen, house
and lot Seventh Ave. West, $780,"
Summey, Frances, l house and
lot Valley St., $1,000.
Summey, William, / lot Justice
St., $781. 81
Tate, Annie c., / house and lotI$
Beach St., $15.01.
Thomas, William, l house and ~
lot R.R. Ave-, $9.01.
Thompson, Burley, / house and
lot Oak St., $15.01.
Thompson, Samuel, i house and'r:
lot Beach St., $40.
Townsend, Priscilla B., house =
and lot William St., $4,000.
Walker. D. A., 2 houses, and
lots Harris St., $3.50. 80
Wheeler, Mary and Noah, 1
house and lot Locust ST., $14.40. oL
Whitley, Lola, estate, l house
and lot Sixth Ave. West and -.
Oak ST., $500.
Williams, Charlie, 2 houses and =
lots Justus St., $22.21. -
Williams, Jane, estate, houseoi
and lot Seventh Avenue West
$1,000. '-t2U
Williams, Jessie, l house and
lot Harris ST., $7.81. a
Williams, John, houses and
lots north side of First Avenueai
West, S24.00.
Wright. Richard, 1 house and
lot Brooklyn, $1G.S0.
y
Young, H. H. and Annie, one
house and lot Ash St., $1,000. ~
Young, Mary, house and lott
Cherry St., $3.50.
Young, Walter, house and lot .
Beach St., s7.S6.
1888 coLoRED DISCOVERY,
Grumpy, D. c., l house and lot,
city, R. R. Avenue, 1920. III
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hi EXCHANGE for Building &
Loan s-oca. Ford sport coupe
and W..,vs-knight sedan, both
in firs.-c.asS condition; or will
sell for casl. George Massey,
Phone 565-j.
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1t isn't necessary to commit
suicide. Just let a gangster be
arrested and offer to serve as q
witness.
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PALMETTO INN. 42s Fifth ave-
nue. west-Cool, airy rooms,
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,EcIAI BARGAINS Five

SPECIAL BAKGAIINo =
room Single bungalow, price
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house, just outside city $685.;
About Is acres and small
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ders and Rector, American
bank.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Complete
stock on hand. Midcity Tire
Co., 210 Fourth avenue west.
Phone l21.
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INTRODUCING VITROLOx per-
manents. Special for a limit
ed time. SIS. Deluxe Beauty
Shoppe, next to Carolina thea
tire. Phone 916.
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Morris, Mitchell, estate, nous
es and lots Second Ave. near R.R.,
1912.
Murray, Francis, estate, a lots
near colored cemetery, $500.
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31-Transportation

GENTLEMAN wishes transporta-
ton to Richmond, Va, Sunday
Morning. PIT Third avenue
west.
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I5-Houses
WANTED

Room and board by
i 49, .'." middle age man. Prefer
traS.- Gome close to Main
News. '4'N' care Ilnes-
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PLENTY OF COLD all the time.
Extra cold when you need it.
Beauty, conveniences, depend
able performance and year
round economy. Norge Rollator
refrigeration. Sold on easy
terms. BrunSon's
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ORR'S CAMP Two miles east
of Hendersonville, One to four
room cabins for rent. This
camp for sale.
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TOURISTS AND VISITORS well
come. We appreciate the Won
derful business you gave us
this summer and hope to have
the pleasure of serving you
again next season. Shorty, S
Pig N Whistle.
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1888 BACK TAX DISCOVERY
DR.. A. c. Tebeau, II lots Rose
mont subdivision, $29.92.
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Neill, Mrs. J. w., / house and .
lot First Ave. w., $500.
Nichols, Mary and John, one H.
house and lot Oak ST., S7.20.
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RYE GROUND Fridays and Sat-
urdays. Highland Lake Mill.

BANANA SPLIT Special 15c.
THOMPSON'S. Curb service,
booths. North Main street. =
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Owens, Laura, 1 house and lot
Beach St., 2 lots Beach ST., $500
Owens, Odell, / house and lot u
Sixth Ave. West, $500.
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Farrow, D. w., 3 1-2 acres
Ewart pond, $26:4O.
Gale, w. E., l. lot, $5.28.
Geraty, Helen L., 1 lot Whitfield
St., l lot S. Main St., $14.52.
Geraty and Foules, l lot South
Main St., $4,000.
Gist, Lottie, / 2 lots, Columbia
Park, 1924.
Goldman, Nathan, 2 lots Lenox
Park, 1892. 81
Cover, A. NJ, l lot King St., l
lot Main St., $26.40.
Gray, Jas. w., 1 lot Crab Creek
St., $36.96.
Gregory, R. P!, 2 lots Maple ST.,
$43.44.
Griscomb, H. F., 4 lots Toms
Hill, 1884.
Harris, Mrs. j. NJ, l house, and
lot Marlborough St., $10.56.
Hendersonville Auto Co., l lot
near sub station, lot Edney ST.,
1898.
Hendersonville Investment Co.,
l lot 3rd Avenue East and King
St., 1884.
Hendersonville Lumber Co., 2
lots Rosemont subdivision, 1894.
Howard, A. j., estate, lot 9TH
Ave, $23.11.
Hughes, M. L. T., 2 lots Felix
Lake subdivision, Temple Terrace,
$500.
S. R. Hyder, 2 lots 7th Ave. E.,
$16.51.
Imperial Securities Corp, one
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Landrum, William, / house anc
lot Harris ST., $500.
Lawrence, Dave, l house ano
lot corner Beach and Ninth Ave.
$7.20..
Lewis, jamie, l house and lot
Beach St., 5000.
Lewis, Olive, l lot Valley St.,
$50.
Logan, Mary, 1 house and lot
corner Ninth Ave and Oak St.,
$40.
Lowrance, Dock, l house and
lot First Ave. w. and Justice ST.:
$500.
Lynch, J. j., heirs, house and
lot Third Avenue West, $8.40.
Lynch, Maggie, l lot Alamance
St., $3.01.
Nc
Mcclure, Annie, / house and
lot corner Beach and Eighth Ave,
East 1898. .
Maxwell, W. D., 1 house and
lot Ash St., $15.01. r.
Merritt, Cappie, house and
lot Barker St., l house and LOT
Cherry St., $500.
Miller, Mrs. w. A., l house and
lot Fourth Ave-, l house and lot
Pace St., $27.60.
Mills, Butler, 2 houses anG lots
Valley St., $25.44.
Mitchum, James, 1 house and
lot Whitfield ST., $8.40.
Mitchum, Nancy, l house and
lot Whitfield St., $500.
Moffitt, Mamie, l house and
lot Caswell St., $22.51.
Morris, Charlie, l house and lot
Justus St., $14.00.
Morris, Mrs. Leila, l house and
OF Beach St., 1920. y"
Evening star., 1934-08-25
Time Spent Primping.

CHICAGO.-Actress are the
worst, wealthy women pretty bad, but
even the average woman spends one
eighth of her time primping. The
CoSmeticians' Society estimated the
time spent in Identification, ranking
wealthy women as spending one-sixth
Of their time and actresses at least a
fourth.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-07-14
Waller TEST
GOES DOWN At
RAPID RATE

Drilling at a pace that will put
cable tool crew in line for re-
cognition, the ID. L. Postelwaite out
fit on the Barmac-Brunning No.
well in swA swA 1-sl-5E. In the
Waller area Of Out Bank field, this
week turned in a total depth Of
1900 feet.
With the sand expected az around
$500 feet. this well will shortly
have the spotlight OF the petroleum
world. II IL regarded by many as
highly prepostrous to expect the Cut
Bank oil sand 10 continue south
ward another five miles but the
biggest operators in the area ex-
press their belief in the possibility
by taking some $4,000 acres Of
leases in the Waller district, going
as far as 10 miles south OF the
Barmac test on the south side Of
the Marias river.
The spotlight otherwise would
rest on the Annand-Hu
No. ! we'll In NWN SEX
10-32-6W. which lost four joints OF
pipe so feet when the string drop-
ped last week. II was necessary TO
Coneiaued ga Pags FwuFl
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-07-14
Texas Company Vel In
North End Of Field Flows
III Barrels h 19 Hours

FLOWING 121 barrels of crude
! in the first 19 hours, Kearns
No. / well of The Texas company
furnished the most spectacular
completion of the week in Mon
tana's newest oil field, Cut Bank.
Location is in SW14 NW14 %
35-6W, South of Texaco-Long
No. l producer, a 5O-barrel well.
1t is in the central portion of the
so-called North pool of the field
opened up by the Tribal pro-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-07-14

This is also ia the central west
portion Of the field.
Out Of 10 tracts only one went
begging" That was lots and 8
and swA S4-s4-eW. 254.ss acres.
Tract 8. Nwx and Lots s and Q.
Sec. 34-34-sW, 260.2s acres. was
bid in by John w. Coburn. attorney
OF Cut Bank. for 81 per acre.
Tract 8. Roland Harper allotment.
Eh NEH, M EWM. SEA SWM
WI SEA Sec. 81; NwN NEN
Sec. 2s-s4-eW, a2O acres, was bid
In By Charles d. Fist at Sis per
acre. /
Tract 9, John Harper allotment,
p u SEA- Sec. 81; Eh NEM, EWA
NEA, MI SEA M 81 SEA
Sec. 2S-34-6W, $40 acres, was bid
in by w. r. Mcdonald Of Browning
for 81 per acre.
Tract 10, Donald Hagerty allot-
ment. SWA sen SIS NWA sEA
Sec. 1e, s4-eW, 60 acres. was
bid IN for 81 per acre BY Charles
d. Fist.
The sale Melted the RlackSeet
Indians q total Of S25.122.24. The
Indians are nov getting royalties
on three wells on tribal lands and
allotees are getting royalties on
eight more wells. there being IL
producing wells within the reser-
walton boundaries.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-07-14
OIL RUNNING
THROUGH New
CUT BANK LIN

Twenty days from the day
the contractor broke ground,
international Pipe Line COM
pany was running on into it's
new pipe lime from Cut Bank
field 20 sunburw3. a distance
Of 50 miles,.
The Texas company affiliate,
started filling the line on Thursday.
It takes about 5000 barrels to FIJI
the line. Cut Bank OIL for delivery
to Imperial OH company is now
run directly from the field to sun-
burst, thence through the Illinois
Pipeline company line to Coutts for
delivery to the Maple Leaf Refinery.
The International line was built
for that company by Roger Moore,
contractor, OF Shelby. The route is
direct east from the center of the
field, avoiding the precipitous walls
Of the ''rimrock" as Il drops down
to the level Of Sunburst Operators
say that the terminus Of the line
ID 30 much aower than the field
that It win virtually act as q
syphon, once the oil starts flowing.
continue6 en- Paes Four1
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-07-14
0lR-HIELL
PROGRAM
DEVON FIELD

Announcement was made this
week that G. Leonard Smith and
associates of Denver have taken over
Operations of Bruce Radi@an in
Devon Eiafd, prospective new
shallow pool on the east flank Of
Kewln-Sunburst and win immedi-
ately undertake the completion OF
the Radigan well and four others.
The Radigan well on the McDon-
ough farm, in NWN NWA 1888
2E, Is now swabbing. II was drilled
70 1887. Radtgan pulled his
5-3/fe when Smith took Il over.
plugged backk to 1857 where he
pulled up the 6-inch string up one
Joint and began swsbbing. believing
that OH will develop in the sand at
that horizon. This was the ex-
peFience In the discovery well. the
Mowatt No. /. SEX 7-ss-zE.
New operations are:
Smith,. M. Halverson No. /,
NEA SEA 1S-s3-2E. rigging up.
Smith-Lake City B. & T. Co. No.
1, NWK SEA i7-3s-zE. rigging
up.
smith-EckhOlt No. / SEX s-ss-
2E. Moving In.
smith-Federai Eand Bank No. /,
NEM SEX 11-s3-1lE. Spudding in.
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NEW TEST IS
SCHEDULED On
HILLS DOME

Bow and Arrow structure, on the
west side OF the Sweetgrass Hills,
is due for another immediate test
by r. B. Kyle and associates, financ-
ed by Canadian capital.
The first well, spotted by Ralph
Arnold Of Los Angeles, was drilled
in a giant fault and was a dry
hole. The new wen, spotted by
g. q. Howard Of Shelby, will be
aome distance west of the fault
on the Doc Clark farm.
Definite location has not yet
been made. However the weM ts
said TO be fully financed and the
lease block completed.
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EuH V1Ag 4&AA - AaU a@aS W.
veloped in the competitive bidding
OF British-Ameriean company.
through Consolidated Gas company,
and The Texas company. The Texas
company did not get q lease. but
forced J. W. johnson, bidding for
Consolidated Gas. TO go 10 Ss1 per
acre on one tract, $50 per acre on
another and $3.50 on q third.
other leases In which TexaeO was
not interested, sold for nominal
bids as low as 81 per acre.
Johnson, representative Of Britt
and Toronto Pipeline
company IN Montana, nae assumed
c obligations for n Of the 81 wells
by acquiring five tracts on which
are several offsets Texaco's. The
choice lease effects TexAc0's Ant
RIM farm on tina west. It is lot
s and NEM NWM 54-36~6W.
$3.50 acres. This lease brought ISL
per sore.
Lott 8 ana Z. sEK NwA and
NEN swM 2a-Ss~gW. 1885 acres
adjoining on the south OF the
above lease, and having . string
OF offsets to Texaco wells, brought
$50 an acre.
Lots s. 6 and Z, Sec 10-34-6W,
1851 acres, west Of the A. p. Con
producers, brought SIS an acre.
Lot 3 and 81 SWM Sec. 1884
6W, and Lots and 9, Sec. S-34-
sW. 1908 acres, brought $3.50.
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|sazfs.s from an dthaRwass ''dry
hole. Acid will reduce the ratio
or dry Aoles 20 q place wAsre cper-
atora cas- make 3 lot Of money IN
ksvtn sunbust, lease owners claim.
ozs 81 the veteran operators Who
has F@newed drilling is Lon Crum-
iegs whn has taken over the Fry
berger leass In the west central
part CT the field.
q. 81 Operating egmp@ny (Crmm-
lew ms& s0nal Is starting . well IN
81 mM sWM z4-sS-SW. FRY
b@s ne. 4
Esmasd "a Pass Esss1
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TWO PRODUCERS IN CUT BANK
THIS WEEK--F|v DRILLING N
THIRTY FOUR WELLS DRILLING

nut Bank production, already nearing 1000 barrels per
Aday due to higher this coming week with total
of seven compilations in many days
Three wells completed during the past week and fve
are ready for comprehensive drilling in today.
While Texas company completing flowing well in
the field the Kearns farm Par Oil company
was completing producer the discovery oil farm
the Haines in EW1A SW14 2-342W The Par well drilled
to 2915 feet Oil rose and it swabbed 20
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ducerS.
Judging by its initial perform
ance, this is perhaps the best
well completed in this field by
Texaco which has q producers
with an average initial of about
SIS barrels per well.
Texas company has in excess of
$4,000 acres in the field and has
eight active wells in the field in
a 50-well program for 1884.