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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-17
The Standing
TOday's Game

TOUNNA 6NMVN. Boston at New York. Chicago at Detroit, . Cleveland at St Louis. Philadelphia at Washington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yestcr,lnN,s Results.

Boston 1, New York 2, Brooklyn l2, Philadelphia ,. Pittsburgh 12, Cincinnati 6. Chicago 4, St Louis 3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-17
.C THE
 
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YesterdnN,s Results

Yesterdays Results. Boston 1, New York 0. Cleveland 2, St Louis 1. Chicago-Detroit (cold weather). :. Philadelphia Washington G o l d weather.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-17

Runs batted in-Terry g.. Ruth 8, Jordan. Two base hits-Terry, Lee Home run-Ruth. Sacrifces-Mel- lon 3. Left on bases-New York G, Boston 2. Bases on balls-Off Brandt 3. Struck 'out-By Hubbell 4, A. Smith 1, Brandt 5. Hits-On A. Smith (UrbanskD. Passed ball. Mancuso. Losing pitcher-Hubbell Umpires-Rigler, Stark and Pinelli. Time-1 .45
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-17
The Standings:
.VOtIEy'S Games,

-POucy "H"VSs New York at Boston. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Pitsburg at Cincinnati. St Louis at Chicago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-17
A27 lO2 475 1904

8ZJ 4VH I'D I3U9 |iigh single-Peg Moore, 121. |IIjgh three-N. Williams, 323.
 |IIigh game-Plumbers Brass. 493. |Iigh totaI-C. L. & F., 1346.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-17

374 397 .390 1161 High single-127, Moriarity. High three-351, Moriarity. High game-S97, Wax. High total-1165, U. I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-17

Davis batted for Hubbell in 7th. / Score by innings:- New York 1000 O02 O00-2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-17
pHrLADELt,P,,Jt
Roland batted for Davis in 4th.
Errors-Wilson Ale

Score by innings:- Brooklyn .......... 1903 OO2 1O3-l2 Philadelphia 900 300 00O--
Evening star., 1935-12-18

5721 9Th ST. N.W-Large front room
adjoin. bath, overlooking beautiful wooded
WANT lady TO take sunny. 2nd-floor. front
room. adjoining bath; use of kitchen and
phone; SIS mo Phone Adams 7ll6
Evening star., 1935-12-18
TUBERCULOSIS BECOMES
SOUTH AFRICA MENACE
Toll Among Natives Creates
Problem Demanding Fed
eral Attention.

PRETORIA, South Africa CP).-Tu-
berculosis, which has wiped out one
fifth the colored population of the
Union of South Africa, is developing
into a national problem which, au-
thoritieS state, must be handled by
the federal government.
THE problem has become too big
and too expensive for any municipal
tty," says DR.. j. o. Heyns, officer of
health, in his annual report.
"The colored population, unlike the
Europeans in this country, have not
developed resistance to the disease.
They do not like fresh air, love
overcrowding and lower their vitality
with drink and exposure"
Evening star., 1935-12-18
HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS 3 SERVICE
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
sALE-NusCELLANEOUS.

"AGueTtisements under this head
tho are presumed to be from pTt.
cate individuals. SnleSs the GdueT-
tisement gives firm HGns or
business address or states the tOord
Dealer. Members OF the public
who md dealers masqHerGdiHO In
this column az priUdts tHdtUiduGls
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for tHpestigdtton."
Evening star., 1935-12-18

DOLL CARRIAGE wicker, large: pair new
bed pillows; reasonable. 123 st. ne.
ELECTRIC RANGE. tables, sewing ma
enlne oed room suite and rugs. 5107 45th
Evening star., 1935-12-18
INsrRuMENrs-RAnIo.

1OOAS<4A ING IN OIAAEAGN \ A0-@ESEAOAOs
PIANo, Bay. s75; Exceltone S75; PianIsta.
S45. Radios. Smiths Transfer & storase
Co, 1913 You st. NV. Phone North 3343
PIANOS. upriEhts. to be sold for less than
ords sHsrEsI qqon ons sNoraEe NoTtS SS
APARTAGENT-SIzE UPRIGHTS, priced for
quick sales. one-third below regular prices;
only four left at this great reduction
These instruments can be rented and rent
s 0S as Gn So ons RWHrl ea Grand IDEhs ts
slightly used grands Pianos. ali Sizes for or
Worch. lilo q. Home Of the = Hsrdman oman
piano, used by the Metropolitan Opera co,
for 15 wears. 191l-1926.
oIANos-Brand.new, small size, mahogany
benches. These pianos are the latest and
most I1s 1 popular models and Just the Eight
KITS. 1880 G st. (near 14th st.5. '''
PIANO-Knabe small mahogany upright.
perfect condition; looks like new; will ac-
@ Potomac @ oesa. ~ i3ss frving fsh 0aer S. ne FhOne
have several bargains in
repossessed grands. any of which are real
values at the prices We are asking for
Sogany% % BABY Grand used eaG' only ''fs months ms
be purchased for the exact amount Of the
of S1ol; this piano is one of our latest
and best selling models and a wonderful
value at this price. Others, including sew
eral period models, S170, $500. S21O, S275
and up. kits, 1880 9 st. (near 14th ST..
have few good, recondi-
and up; some fine makes and all guaran-
teed. Pay 81 weekly; free delivery in
D. c. and suburbs; also several players at
$40 and 500. KITS. 1880 @ st.
size William and Mary
period style baby grand. S170; q late
model piano and in splendid condition;
ideal for small home or apartment. Pay
S5 down, S1.5Q weekly Kits. 1880 @ st.
(near 14th ST..
PIANOS FOR RENT
Evening star., 1935-12-18

LOCAL INSTITUTION desires salesman ex-
2erleneed n finance and investment. Ad-
dress Box 371-V. Star Office.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

DOMESTIC AGENCY, Dec. 24I9, 1928
\ 9th, furnishes cooks maids, g.h.w.; men,
women. any capacity; quick service.
RUPHERS' EXCHANGE HouSeworkers
.nousemeni ref. Dec. 1851. 1887 1lth NV,
Evening star., 1935-12-18
WANTED-ROoMS.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.

JEWISH GIRL wants single room or single
room and board with Jewish family. Ad-
dress Box 462-V. Star once. 49,
Evening star., 1935-12-18

1419 COLUMBIA RD. Apt. 5-Sleeping
room Tor one or two gentlemen; private
apartment
Evening star., 1935-12-18

AIR COMPRESSOR. a. C., .S35: Mall grind
err S45: Welding torch and truck. $50; two
spray guns. half a. c. motor. $40. 2OO7
Evening star., 1935-12-18

ANTIQUE china glassware, bric-a-brac.
slverWsre prints, paintings paisley
shawls and other articles too numerous to
mention; make appropriate Christmas glits;
prices reduced. Murray Galleries. 124
20th ST 2O'
Evening star., 1935-12-18
WANTED-SALESMEN.

LOCAL INSTITUTION desires salesman ex-
perienced in finance and investment Ad-
oress Box 371-V. Star Office.
MEN-IF YOU CONSIDER
YOURSELF AGOOD SALES
MAN WITH AN ESTAB-
LISHED RECORD OF AC-
COMPLISHMENT, WRITE
US YOUR OUALIFICA-
TIONS REGARDLESS OF
YOUR PRESENT LINE. 1T
MAY PAY YOU BIG. LET
US PROVE TO YOU WHAT
WE HAVE DONE FOR
OTHER statesmen. OUR
BUSINESS is WELL ES-
TABLISHED AND sue
CESSFUL. REPLIES CON-
FIDENTIAL. ADDRESS
BOX Sex, STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1935-12-18

JUNIOR DRESSES SIZE II AND I3
only; reduced from S14.95 to $685.,
NEEDLECRAFT FRoCKS 1919 F st. NV,
Room 20S.
CoLoNIC IRRIGATToNs. PHYsIoTHER-
residence or mine Cali District 1870 ON-
HEMoRRHOIDS ERADICATED By Ny
{,TI. sEn method; results effective for NE:
@RcRs " SHas' 1853 colaSm5ia calgSs5i rd Ads3s aaHs oaas
GIRL WILL TYPE AND ADDRESS ENVE-
1EoiPes EiDeoln Christmas 46f5 cards at home P59ne
TRUsSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
money-saving prices; ut and satisfaction
guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman
s pTus % sore No Sr 'qST so5 ss 9h st. TaR nR
and No. z. l1th and 9 sts. NV.
tSeTs agN is PGATa 5aso US tbsA bAMY NIX
SPlity t9 ob bsS,nari pay high prise; The orester
M9rds @ @a1d s fS5 as stasa S as ps ss
Ss aF:s.I oS sS o55SSs q e dssfR Ss
S2EFsr Sns eGF Gha1P 1Gaes v T %s S SS2 ..S
s6spn lSbsT g BbGT Ozsa Gs % i7 1fGS iiS
RUPTURE REPAIRED WHILE you WORK.
E4amlnatlon py appointment (no charRe),
TAKOMA CLINIC. Phone Georgia 1896.
TU-RA-HE INDIAN HERB MIXTURE
Wonderful for gassy. acid stomach, iudi-
gestion. nervousness. lack of pep, consti-
patton. Clears the complication Ready to
use. soc box reduced to 26c. At your drug
store or TU-RA-HE Co. 1925 18th St NV.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE TEKNDERGARTEN
1922 Mass ave n W., school OF dancing and
nursery; hour, day or week; $50 TO $50.
PERMANENTS, $1.95.
Finger waves I5c; manicures, 15c; sham
poos, 25c. etc. MABELLE HONOUR SYS-
TEN. 1910 N. Y. ave. NV Met 7778.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
ROOMs-UNFURNIsHED,
tContinued.)

LARGE. bright warm Ink room; sinI
can arrange kitchenette: old countrylik
home; minutes drive to Capitol SIS
one fare Phone Lincoln 4S36-J.
Evening star., 1935-12-18

RUGS-Imported rugs in Oriental and
S14 ;96 up: scatters. 99c up. Open 8 am.
to 8 pm, except Sunday. Bargain Rug
Mart, 423l 9th st. NV, (e6 oeorgia ays.ls
Evening star., 1935-12-18

GAS RANGES. reconditioned, burners
SooO UP; slde-oVer ranges. SO so up: 1
large ELECTRIC range. Atlantic 22OS
Evening star., 1935-12-18

BED AND SPRING. beautiful; sacrifice
leaving town. 1927 18th st. NV. Phone
Adams Rh46
Evening star., 1935-12-18

DIAMOND RING lady's. 2 small, perfect
white cost; earrings, real pearl; must
sell DOS Flower ave. Takoms Park
DINING ROOM FURNITURE solid oak
SIS. Phone Columbia O152.
Evening star., 1935-12-18

room. newly decorated: s4.5o week
92S MD AVE. N.E.-Gentleman: a nicely
furnished room. next to bath; three in
family. 19s
Evening star., 1935-12-18
BEAUTY PARLORs

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
Wonderful French method used. Dr.. Della
Iedendecker. 3026 o NV. West 1120s
Evening star., 1935-12-18
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.


BooKKEEPER, knowledge shorthand and
typlng. II years experience desires per-
manent position: excellent local references:
VIII accept beginners salary. Address Box
466-V, Star office I9s
COMPANIoN-Cspa Southern business
woman, desires position; college education
adaptable. free to travel: references ex-
changed. Phone Adams 5954-W
DAYS WORK. by competent and reliable
colored woman; references given Phone
Emerson OPS before II am
NURSE, undergraduate 10 years experi-
ence: excellent references. Call Columbia
1908. 2O'
POSITION desired by cultured intellisent
lauy with ONCE managerial experience,
capable Of supervising files or stenogra-
phers pool. Address Box 4S1-V. Star Office
SECRETARY Y-STENoG.. educated. very ca
pable; excellent industrial legal and con-
gressional experience local resident. Ad-
dress Box 484-V. Star ONCE 20'
YOUNG LADY, refined. nice looking age
y. wishes position as receptionist; knowl-
edge Of switchboard and general once
work Address Box 49S-V, Star ONCE. 20'
Evening star., 1935-12-18
PIANOS FOR RENT

For special occasions at reasonable rates.
Smiths Transfer 4 Storage Co., 1913 You
st, NV. Phone North 3343s
Evening star., 1935-12-18
SITuAT1oNs-noMEsrIC.

COLORED GIRL wants mornings, part
time work: SO week and car fare. Call
l205 9TH st. NV, Apt. 3.
COLORED GIRL neat, wishes lob as
chamoermald waitress, nurse or days
work Call North 6133-J
COLORED GIRL. neat appearance. depend
able. desires work of any kind good educa-
ton; reference. Phone Decatur 397I-J
COLORED GIRL wants work of any kind
except cooking. Apply 1904 r st. NV
CoLORED GIRL, neat. intelligent. wants
work some mornings. to II, or after
moons. to z. Phone Metropolitan 2469.
COLORED MAID-Lady wishes to place
competent colored maid. Phone Adams
1116.
COOK, maid or waitress, colored: best
references. 2222 N st. NV. Apt. 201,
COOK OR MAID. colored. first class: no
sunday work. Phone Lincoln 6275.
LAUNDRESS AND CLEANER, good, wants
days work, Thursday, Friday Saturday;
city reference. Phone Decatur 5723-W.
MAID-Anxious to place my colored maid;
neat, honest. good cook; splendid with
children; stay some nights. North 1104.
VIRGINIA WOMAN, colored, respectable.
wants place; good cook; washing; honest;
ST week. 1913 37th st. NV.
WOMAN, colored. wants work of any kind.
Call West 2I45W.
WOMAN, white reliable, settled wants
work IN motherless home or for employed
couple. Address Box 471V. Star office.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
SITuATIONS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books open. closed
Kept, audited; income taxes, monthly state
Phone Adams 9796. 10"
BUTLER, houseman OF plain cook colored
experienced: So. 30 week: references. Will
liam. phone Decatur 2S54W.
COLORED MAN window washing, paint
cleaning. make old floors look new: good
reference; Raymond Johnson phone Rock
VILE 60-J.
FILIPINO desires position in private fam
class city references: years last employ
ment. Address Box 439-V Star Office 49,
MAN colored work as janitor porter,
houseman. bus boy or any kind with good
reference. CAL North 2oh1 Smith
Evening star., 1935-12-18
SITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN

FILIPINO COUPLE. hrst-cIass cook chauf-
teur, valet. full charge private family: city
reference. Address Box 463-V. Star Office
Evening star., 1935-12-18

FURNITURE = Odd. pieces console with
bookcase. easy chairs. small tables, vanity,
dining table. china cabinet. electric lamps
ete;o All good condition. Phone Adams
Evening star., 1935-12-18

PERMANENTS, 81 .95.
Finger waves 15c; manicures, 15c; sham
poos, 25c. etc. MABELLE HONOUR SYS-
TEN, 1910 N. Y. ave. NV. Met. 777S.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
PERSONAL,

The rate under heading Of Per-
sonal Is 8 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-28

No cobalt ore has been mined In
I this country since 1921 except for
one small shipment from Alaba-
ma. small amount occurs In some
southeastern Missouri ores but CO.
bait is generally unknown.
CObalite is q rare mineral, q
compound Of cobalt. arsenic and
sulphur. The price Of pure CO.
bait metal Is $3.50 per pound and
s1.4s for oxide. The ore thus Is
estimated to be worth $50 to S250
per ton gross. It IS used in glass,
enamel, paints and dyes for its re-
markable blue color and Is used
in the manufacture OF "stellite, e
q cobalt-chromium alloy. Supplies
used in the United states. amount
ing to 100000 per year. are im-
ported from Canada and Belgium.
Associated with the Scott broth
ers are George Hall and Henry
Irwin OF Butte. They believe that
they have discovered one OF the
richest mines OF the present year.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-28
Rich Deposit OF Cobalt,
Rare Mineral Worth $50
Per Ton, Found Near Butte
Th first commercial denosit al coh

Tn first commercial deposit of cobaltite dis
covered in Montana is reported by Charles D.
Scott of Butte in SO-foot vein found Is miles
northwest of Butte on the east side of the Deer
Lodge valley
The big vein is said to contain 5 per cent
cobalt. The Scott brothers control six claims and
have opened up the vein on each claim, with one
shaft 80 feet in depth.
None else had recognized the rare ore and
Bruce B. Scott, who is a chemist, made the dis
covery which was subsequently confirmed by
Dick Roach of the firm of Lewis & Walker of
Butte, assayers Satisfactory tests have been
made to make a Is to 30 per cent concentrate.
Roasting to eliminate arsenic and sulphur will
bring the product up to a so or go per cent con-
tent.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-28
NO new OIL
FIELDLKELY
DURING 1885

The Texas eompany's wildcat
northwest OF Waller reached a
depth of 2130 feet this week,
pounding payward at a good pace
but not fast enough to complete
during the year 1885. This means
that the last chance OF Montana for
new oil field during 1885 has
gone glimmerang for no other Wild
cats are even In the running.
The Drumheiler-T arrant-R eichoff
wildcat on Choteau structure, in
SEA- SWA 14-24-5W, Is spudding
in today. The crew laid off for
Christmas but will have consider
able hole before New Years Day.
The Nor1on-K1 inch-H alIOm wild
cat on Waller dome. southwest OF
Lake Francis, has not yet resumed.
Location is NV corner 12-2S-6w.
The industry is waiting for fur
ther developments on HobsOn
dome, NV SEA NEA 30-14N-
15E, where a 1O-barrel flow was
reported In the Mosby sand. It is
generally conceded that Il is too
early to declare Hobson a proven
OH field.
The promising wildcats on the |
Wintfred field, in central Montana, |
are nowhere near completion. Four
different wells have been drilling I
at various times, Canadian wildcat
fashion, but none has yet reached I
4 probable producing horizon, al
though all have had encouraging
Ihowings Of gas.
The deepest deep test in Mop
ana, that OF ATontana-DaIrota Utfl-
ties company on Baker Glendive
in extreme eastern Mon.
ana is just resuming after cemen-
ing 5 SIS inch casing at $3.50. It I
s in the basal Cretaceous and has !
ound nothing especially encourag- !
ng.
Elsewhere struggling wildcats !
ave- drilled during the year but
one is close to a producing hori- c
On.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-28
NEW WILDCAT 70
EXTEND CUT BANK
SOUTHW ARD

Another wildcat in. the south.
west end Of Cut Bank field has
been started. this time by Gard
ner & Banker, who were prime
movers in the drilling of the Tweedy
well south Of Cut Bank.
The new test is on the Phil
Cole tract In NEA SWH S-s2-
6W. 1t is west OF the lands re-
Gently sold by the BIackfeet tri-
bal council. Rig is mp and It will
be started Immediately.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-28
REVEALS COST
OF CRUDE IN
SASKATCH AN

Interesting data on the cost Of
crude In Canadian points was fur
nished at the recent hearings in
Ottawa on the proposal to remove
the az cent gasoline duty into
Canada.
H. H. Bronston. controller of
British-American OIL Co., opera
ting in Cut Bank field and run
ming refineries at Coutts and Moose
Jaw, testified that his company
bays its crude from its subsi-
dairy producing company, United
States, the British American OIL
Producing company. which in turn
bought on the open market. The
company paid 81 a barrel for crude
oil at the well in East Texas. The
total cost OF the crude oil laid
down at the Montreal refinery was
S1.58 per barrel and a. the Tor
onto refinery the laid-down cost
was $1.s6 per barrel. Laid-dOwn
price OF crude -. the Coutts re-
linery. Alta. refinery was $1.7s, at
the Moose Jaw refinery S2-51. He
refused 20 disclose the actual cost
of the gasoline as Il left the re-
Iinery bafore an open sitting o.
he board.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-28

NEW YORK. N. Y.-Back OF aei
tatiOn for reduction Of gasoline ta1
rates IN Michigan. Ohio. Florida
Tennessee. Colorado, Massachu.
sets, New York. South Carolina,
and other states is the picture OF
the mOtorist paying. through this
one levy. more than one-fourth OF
all tax revenue collected BY state
government!
Probably none suspected when
che FIRST 1c gasoline tax was ina
posed by Oregon in 1919 that tar
gates would rise as high as lie q
gallon and that this levy would
make the mOtorist the heaviest sin
bic taxpayer In most states and
gasoline the largest single source
of revenue. Yet aggregate income
Of ali states in 1882. the year for
which latest income data are avail
able. is reported by the U. s. De
partmenf OF Commerce as S2.l5O,-
1s2.297. Of which s5ll.0l1,74z. or
22-s %. was derived from taxes upon
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-28
FINAL WELL
Continued from Pare one1

Continued from Page One1
surface pipe at SITS feet.
Nadeau Brothers-Tribal No. /
NV. NWA s-s2-5W, is drilling al
1905.
Santa Rita-Shearon No. 1, NEH
NEM S4-S6-eW. is drilling at 254O
Spencer weedy NO. L. SEX
SWE 25-s3-5W. is drilling at 225.
Tarrant-Hope NO. 2, SW NWH
SWA 1S-34-6W. Is trying to drill
past q lost bit at 1910
Tarrant-Jonea No. 2, NWA SWM
31-34-5W, is drilling at 2125 feet.
Texas company-Walker No. /,
MEX NWA 2-ss-6W. is spudding
at 10.
Tsxaco-Fee No. A. Center ST
gWE 15-45-GW. is drilling at
$3.50 with rotary tools.
Texaco spotted a new well this
week, Ewing No. i; center Sec.
24-35-6W, In the north central part
Of the field and one mile south of
the Texaco Small-this company's
first well In Cut Bank field.
Montana Power-McDoug NO. 1,
SEX NwA S1-s4-5W, is drilling
at 1870.
Montana Power-Benish No. 1.
SwA NWA 9-33-5W, is drilling
at 2460.
-Hanlan-State (Corree-
ton from Tweedy) NO. /, Sc SEA
SEN 25-33-6W, is rigging up. Lo-
satign is 44O feet west of the east
line and gao feet north Of the
south line Of Section Is.
Cobb & Pardee-Stufft No. /,
SEX NWA 25-36-6W, crucial
forth test of the field, has ce-
nented 10-inch pipe at 1872.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-28
CERTIFICATE or INDIVIDUAL
TRANaACTENG BUSINESS UNDER
vvwnmWmTnFTG NAME


I, Herman Hepp. do hereby certify
that / am transacting a general dairy
business including the purchase sale
and distribution Of milk, cream and
other dairy products; the purchase and
sale Of cattle. hay and feed, under the
name ana style of Star Dairy" OF
which the p. o. address is: Box 56S.
Great Falls, Montana, and my place OF
residence and the principal place OF
business Of "Star Dairy" IS on the
NBa NEa OF Section Eight, Township
Twenty North, Range Three East. in
Cascade County, Montana.
In Witness whereof have hereuntO
set my hand. this 23rd day Of December.
1895. HERMAN HEPP
State Of Montana. County OF Cas-
A ON. this 2srd day OF December. 1855.
before me. a notary public for the
State Of Montana, personally appeared
Herman Hepp. known to me to be the
person described In and who executed
the foregoing instrument and acknow-
ledged TO me that be executed the same.
In Witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official
seal the day and year first above
]. B. GERGBN, Notary Public
for the State Of Montana. 4
Residing at Great Falls. Mont.
Ny Commission expires
Date Of First Publication Dec % 1895
Ak /
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-28
GLACIER COUNTY
BY Glacier COanfy Abstrars
Co.. Cut Bank, MOST

OH AND GAS LEASES
hakhrine Elan6F FLINT 70 c. E. iris
bee sW& W3SBt SEsSEa 10 Lots Sec
3O-S4-1 Aiiot No. I'D yeas g wses
BY Dec. 2 1895 or 5000 for - monhl
John MeEner Guardian Of Vernon ang
Vernon Wagner 10 c. r. Frisbee SWl
W3SH3 SEtSE{ 10 Lot 3 Sc 3o-ss-S
years Roy. is Wen Dec. 2, 1886 q
$40 ~ moths.
J. l. Shurburne Addr. Garrett waa.
ner 70 G. r FriEbee SWt WlSEf Stft
SEA 10 Lot 3. Sec SO34-T. Aliot, Is2
years 10 Wen BY Dee. Z, 1895 or $40 for
barbara Kemmer It con to the Texas
company, sWl W9sSEl SiNwl s-s8-a
| 10 years is well ! year or $50 mos.
ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
Emma 9. Murphy 70 volberg Mclean,
g.; s1slsw3 IS; NlNw5 NlslNNva
! Herbert J. wsliace to stuart W. Han
nah. 40 NEisE1 5-22-6
!, stuart SE.sy v. . Hs1Rah 70 Edris Fisrer.
s.. Same to Ethel Stack. IL NDssEl
Alice E Barrlaxtou 70 Elanor FIELD
2 T. s. Sec q. sE8 ElsWi 1850.
J. Rigney Mabel Rigney his wife
and Mary = Rigney 20 Margaret Tier
ney - q 1Ss SlsWl S5-si-G: NwI
WiNE3 2-S5-6; Re record Of assignment
flied Dec. 10 1885 11:5O a. m
stuart "; Hannah to R. E. johnson.
~ NE1SEI $3.50.
s, cAsElss CAM any,, to J; ", stack 2ss
James r. Sullivan 10 Max Parkin I Of
1qs W}NW3 SW3 - ElsEl 1886.
Belle p sadlier 20 r n sadlier 1-S9s
NW3 S3NE3 SEA 1888
ROYALTY DEEDS
L. +. AcCurdy TO E. n Neprude Is
Of lp. WiNw3 NwaSWi -; swl sWi
49, -
compaay 1 q 1sS N SH1n' Esw Eg'is SSH
Ia OF les Nw5 f2-sl-6. is OF i%
from all OF Sec NW4 2-34-a.
~ Seine S1 to Same all their rights in
orr AND GAS LEASE
Phil Cole. to II. F. & J. c. Reese.
LIZ LIZ Well 70 he commenced Nov. L 1885 /
AssrGNMENTs OF ROYALTY
r. p Jackson to Margaret Tierney. /
"a Of ~ Lots =, 2. 3, 4. See rs, Lot 4 i
Sec. =. Lot 1 Sec. q. Lot Sec 3l-S6-6
g; y; Mccabe to p. N. sadlier 4 Of 1ss i
NH N4SE4 N3ShSE3 S-36-7
Ethel May Parker ct con 70 T. "
ST and Jos. R. Fisher, 2qs Nws 26-
same to Edris Fisher tx Nwa %
Sam Fl. Fowler to DR.. J. D. Jones 1ss
2 certain W. shaped tract In Sec 70.
s. J. Rigrey Mabel D. Rieney. Mary
~eA-LLr ~ 4ifIHtN IL OF
~ Sssws Sec 30 NOrtr Nwi wENE9
10y J. MOlumhy TO Agnes c. Del Re
- OF III SE4SWl NaSE3 I NtSWf s
.9MN4 NE3sW9 SlNEl IS wa Nwa
Mamie Camn Owens to Geo. chss.e
~ Sci SaNEi SIMMER 1927
@, I. DeSshon 10 r. r. Jackson 8 &
~ unless more than SCI res BY q.
/ IN which case It Is PAX. Lot / Sec.
. Lot Sec. 1886.
l. r. Hannah trustee to the American
1pe and Supply Co. 25es OF ali on
rom blk. 4 2nd add to Cut Bank Of
he runs OF Dec. 1895 and Jan. Feb.
Iarch 1879.
Rosa winkier to First Nat Bk All
oyalty in SASW5 %: NlNWa 26-3s-6.
acurity for loan OF $500.
Stuart w. Hannah to Miss Madeleine
onto rs Of 10 Lots 2. 3. SE1NWE
E3SWi5 fR-34-5
DEEDS OF ROYALTY
Adeibert Howe to Thomas Hardmaes -.
10 Of 1es SfNE4 E8NwA l3-34-6.
Phil Cole to II, r. Reese. $40 SEA
a. r. lIccurdy to ]. o. Anderson Is
ia NWl 24-38-G