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FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR SALE 3
bed rooms, living room. bath. large porch,
electricity. Large waterfront lot, 45
minutes WILLIAMS VIII IA Realty llfs eoo' CO. TERMS
506-10 Investment Bldg. Natl. 4933. 10s
FOR RENT-COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
bath, completely furnished. Artesisn well
sure: new gas range using PyrofsX gas;
house has lust been Ceiotexed and neUly
decorated: lsrse lot with full-groTn usE
trees includins 16-foot boat Is veil
financed, Will sell at hsrgain, Cal
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SALE-HOUSES.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.

Located on wide ave a pretty brick
home, containing 3 large bcd rooms large
tile bath, both front and rear porcheS,
h--w.h- weather stripped and caulked.
Back yard, with grape arbor. Metal ga-
rage Price. Si'5o.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
a"7 18th st. NV. District 14ll
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$500 CASH.

Near Kansas ave. and 4th ST n.w-New
I-room brick expensive finish tile kitchen.
recreation room. breakfast room, :, baths,
> porches f1replaces. gas heat large ga
rage; pusses. cars stores. Unusual price;
terms like rent District O36S
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$40 OLD GEORGETOWN RD-SS. .a50-
New detached 4-bed-room brick. in
desirable section of Battery Park.
Nd. close to transportation and all
conveniences Exceptionally large
living room with fireplace, attached
brick garage. latest and best eQuip-
ment. furred walls. slate roof. Only
TWO homes availsb BILE at this price.
Inspect them today
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WANTED TO BUi-HOUshs
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

CLIENT DESIRES TO BUY FOR INVEST
ment, one or Two brick dWellinsS. white
nelghborhoo6; 81 600 to - .0nu each; can
pay cash E P SCHWARTZ INC lcl4
Vermont ave See Mr. Birckhead)
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REAL SACRIFICE. $3.50.

SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Newly decorated Colonial 6-room brick
home on l5O-ft lot Just of Georgia ave
1nclosed glass sleeping porch. h.-w. heat.
diate possession Phone now If interested.
as this house will sell Immediately at this
extremely low price: 5000 under original
cost. Mr. SHOWALTER. at North 6914
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COUNTRY ESTATE,

new condition: 10 large rooms 3 baths,
sarase, many large trees. Will trade. Dis
trict 036S
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On the beach Tarzan cast adrift all the canoes of
the Leopard Men except one by which he and Old
Timer would escape Thus the clansmen were i'm
prsoned on the temple island. encrcled by croco-
dile-teeming waters, until Tarzans warriors should
come to DESTROY them
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CLUB OR HOTEL.

lot. LARGE shade trees and huge porches.
North Beach. Md. Total OF Is rms. ba ms.
elec.. etc. Completely furn.. House sun aole
condition. An ideal proposition for club or
roomine house, Total price, So $50. Easy
wood 2232 evenings or District 2I24 days.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
South River Park Near Annapolis.
BUNGALOW, 4 ROOMS BATH. and
Groom and garage outbuilding: about one
acre. Price. $500. Want small house or
bungalow IN D. c.
Howenstein Realty Corp,
141e Il &. NV. Dastrics f11S,
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SHANNON { LuCHs CO.
On1 II St " VI NatrnnaI .s1f

BUNGALOWS THAT ARE REAL HOMES
room l+x:0, open fireplace. beautiful OAK
Hoors. tile bath with needle shower; ex-
ceptonally well constructed splendid dec
oSratlonS;, Snt n, vs-y Interesting KITCHEN. large
lane Hillvood. Va, or call TOLEDO GUAR
ANIY INC National .lI.nE
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SEVEN HOUSES.

IN GOOD NV. SECTION
Semi-detached, six rooms and bath
built-in garage: rented. S45 each; out-of-
town owner will sell one or all at low
DREW. Net. es21. F. ELIOT MIDDLE-
TON, 2O5 Investment Bldg
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JUDSON REAMY

Phone Clarendon .1O32. Evenings. 1923.
COLORED-COAfFORTABLE HOME HIGH
and healthful. in northeast suburbs: only
s2RCY,z. s2scH HuegHL ca. 1881 K q. Mv.
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5-ROOM BUNGALOW. Is MIN Sc. OF
Capitol ami electric kitchen, nicely fur-
nlshed; pa acres. orchard grapes, lawns.
garage chicken house: s. 900 takes all.
easy terms. Apply OWNER. 1i14 G st; sc.
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REAL, VALUE

in this beautiful. new detached Chevy
Chase home. All brick. q large rooms. : tile
baths. de luxe elec. kitchen. automatic heat,
attractive recreation room, brick garage.
This home is tastefully finished throughout
for your inspection 6142 31st pl. NV.
GOODLOE 81 KLOEPPINGER.
Eyeninrs Papdolnh 4OS5 National S1q3
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SALE-HOUSES.

81. INGOMAR ST. N.W-CENTER- HALL
home OF : rooms. = baths, screened porcn,
oil heat. lear detached garage. new G. Z;
refrigerator: soft. ,frontaee on tree-llned
FEDERAL-AMER1cAN faETSs CO, i4@9 Eye st,
NV. National S0I.e.
81 :35O-A DECIDEDLY FINE BUY Lo-
Gated near the beautiful Palisades OF the
Potomac. near transportation schools ana
condition BED ROOMS Il SmalD. bath
refrigeration: screened front and rear
porches house insulated and screened
BOSS & PHELPS NATIONAL 5000. EVE
MING PHONE. ADAMS l1Sl.
MORTGAGE COMPANY HAS FORECLOSED
these new detached center-hall brick homes
in one of our prettest suburbs: priced lar
below their original prices al SS.95U and
Sg.a50. They offer exceptional living com,
forts at a minimum of outlay, Three and
They may be bought on cash payment
as low as 10',. with the balance IN one
trust running until paid. by a respons!ble
party Call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC.
Wisconsin 55ll from to pm.
Sl4 5O-LARGE DETACHED HOME.
Located in very fine section near Wyoming
and Conn. aveS.. hanoy TO every convenience
and has Just been completely renovated
from basement TO roof. Nine very large
rooms and > small ones > beautiful new
be hs hardwood floors modernized through
rooming house or larse family This prop
erty is assessed for much more than the sale
price and should be seen without delay.
r NJ. HOOKER. METROPOLITAN "663.
EVENINGS. TO o, call North 10s5.
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Two-fsmily apartment near 18th and
Columbia rd.-Monthly rental. $40,
price6 by ous-of-town owner for imme-
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SALE-BUsINEsS PROPERTY.

COLORED-3 ACRES OF GROUND AND
large house with q rooms. - baths. dining
room and large ball room. ami. chicken
house and sarage in nearbv Maryland;
or private club. Address Box 361-V. Star
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NEAR NAVY YARD.

700 BLOCK 9th ST. Sc.
Two-story brick. 8 rooms and natn;
h.-w.h, elec., cellar. reception nall =
roomins house PRICE. $4,000. Call Mr..
GUIFFRE Met. 1927. F. ELIOT MID
DLETON. 2O5 Investment Bldg.
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DAN DUNN

lNN nlE FARM.
tWAEpE DAN 0LNN
IS pECUpERATMG
ERO< AiS WOUNDS,
| EVERYTHING IS
| SERENE --6UT M
Ia DISTANT CITY
THE CLOUDS
OF CRIME
GATHER OVER A
SMALL GROUP
OF MEN
CLOUDS WHICH
| WILL SHORTLY
ENVELOPE OUR
GREAT DETECTIVE
IN A WAlPl OF
INTRIGUE AND
| STERY.'
20
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EXCLUSIVE NV. SUBURB.

81 "50-S5nn CASH-~j0 MONTHLY.
Branc-new brick bungalow ; rms, tiled
bath. full hasemenr. fireplace elec retrieer-
ation. Lot 7nx15" f, Terms suhJGeI 70
change without notice. Call Mr. BOAZ,
National l1Hn evenlnp. Adams SIln.
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SILVER SPRING FOUR-ROOM. AND
bath brick bungalow; exceptionally large
lot. 1876 down. $40 monthly. Shep. 1650-M.
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Five rooms. mi. almost new. Price.
So. 90; $500 down. balance S35 per month
Five rooms, gas and electricity. with lot
size about 95x100. on corner. zoned for
business. Price S4.750; $500 down. bal
ance S35 per month.
New broom bungalow, ami near Lyon
Village Price, $4,000; $3.50 down balance
S52.5 per month. And many others to
choose from
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SALE OR RENI-sUBURBAN

RMS. AND BATH. ELEC, KITCHEN
garage 3 acres ground; fruit grapes
shrubbery; suitable chickens o. trucking
Address Box 3Al-V Star Office.
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KENs1NGTON HEIGHTS.

Small acreage plots for home and invest
ment builders vice trcntage on hard
surfaced road. PRICED hight.
TEOS {. FARRELL CO.. Realtors:
-11 10th s.: N w Natl O1t5
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CLEVEI AND PARK BRICK.

LARGE home ) years old bed rooms and
lear built-in garaee; less than one block
from transportation near grade schools.
Alice Deal Junior High and Wilson High
Schools; loss OF ~ .00n 10 private owner
priced TO move now at Sl0g50 Call Mr.
Jone FRANK s PHILLIPS, District 14ll;
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1880.

Beautiful. semi-detached home. con-
tanning 6 rms, bath. shower. elaborate
kitchen, elec. refrigeration, large porches.
garage: reasonable terms.
REITZEII, TOWER BLDG. DIST. 310O.
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S41.25 PER MONTH

REASONABLE PAYMENT
Buys this G-room and bath home, IN excel
lent condition. OIL heat. elec. ref, new
SINK and stove. 5@24 1tn nv Open
afternoons until dark OWuer at 1916
Sheridan, or phone Adams 31J1-J.
PRICE. 81 $50
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S8.75O.

Four bed rooms;> near 9th and Ritten;;
attic; all large rooms oil heat. refriser-
ator: porches, including sleeping, porch
across back of house: lot 50x110,. fenced;
rock garden, fish pond: garages, l rented
EXCEPTIONAL value. Don't wait. call Mr..
REILLY. Cleveland 1874.
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LANHAAf HEIGHTS. MD.-NEW BUNGA-
low 1 rooms snd path. furnace heat, Iuil-
size cellar. elcctric.. acre lot; IyGp ~:
KINS IL. 9TH St. n v. Met. lMS..
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RENT-FARMS.

S55-NEAR MCLEAN VA
Seven rooms. bath; h-w h. elec. retrleeT-
alton; l acres ground
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST. l4ll.
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HYATTSVILLE HILLS MD.
New brick oungalow. larse lot: bed
rooms. large living room with fireplace.
modern kitchen and bath hardwood itooTs
electric light hot-water heat cellar built
in garare o. Iuttrell ave. Price. S5 $50
Terms Col 1873
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sALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

18th st. near Columbia rd.-SS 500 Will
buy this i-story brick with deeo lot to
alley: some work toward remodeling has
already been done; will make excellent
store and apartment investment.
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NoRTEWEsT s1JRURB-s795O

n
This is the largest new house you have
ever seen for this price. Brick large
rooms breakfast room. rock-wool insulated,
General Electric kitchen, detached garage.
$50 cash and 500 per month. Call Ma
tloraf 1879.
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o120 gath ST. N.W.-A BEAUTIFUL DE-
tached home on lot 50X1l7: 4 bed rooms.
. baths. sleeping porch on second floor: 3
decorated oil heat. Gear detached garage.
INSPECTION by appointment. THE FED
ti0nal
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N F S5 5OO-

Sth ST. 1st commercial zone: attractive
brick. Il rms bath. h W h. cleo. garage. A
property with an assured future. Closing
estate
L. T. GRAVATTE,
12a 18Th NV Realtor National O753
Evenings phone Georgia 1000.
Evening star., 1936-07-09

SO MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-s ROOMS,
baths ami. 90 II. -wide:- newly papered
and painted. Open 8 to pm. VIM. N.
PREsGRAVES CO., 402nSth st. ne.
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5407 5th $3.50.
Attractive Colonial brick home. rooms.
bath, porcheS finished as rooms elec.
refrigerator: nice lot, garage house in eX-
cellent condition. Immediate possession.
BETHEL. TOWER BLDG, DIST 300.
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ONLY $5,450; EASY TERMS; NEW BRICK
BUNGALOWS. 8 rooms, beautiful baths elec.
kitchens hardwood floors. attic and cellar.
Open evenings. Sample house. 431 Madl-
son ave. Riverdale. Md. OWNER, Hyatts-
ullla 13o-M
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HOME OR INVESTMENT
Brightwood-S5. .500-Brick.

SPANISH BUNGALOW
Grab this opportunity to enjoy the Sum-
mer in this delightful. cool spot. Distinctive
design. q rooms. large shady lot. running
stream, fish pond. Low price. Call prompt
ly. Mr.. RANDOLPH. National 1898.
FOXHALL VILLAGE. 4415 @ ST. NV
Charming brick, home of English design:
u rooms. bath. lavatory. completely equip
ped kitchen. 2-car garage: stores schools,
TRANSFORMATION convenient. A sacrifice.
THE FEDERAL-ANIERICAN CO.. 1929 Eye
St National SO32
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CATIC CuUPcu "

s rooms. . baths fronting Lee Highway;
sun parlor. h-w.h., oil burner. Ideal loca-
Lion for tourist home. Only $500 cash. S5S
Monthly. W. OHARA g. SON. Bancroft. Va.
Walnut $3.50.
BUNGALOWS (21,. RECONDITIoNED. 5
rooms each: h..w.h.. exceptionally large
minutes to city Only $3.50 down payment.
W. OHARA & SON, Bancroft. Va. Phone
Inn
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OWNER LEAVING CITY.

$1,000 and SAL per month buys my new
brick semi-bunsalow. ) rooms. tile bath.
ami. full basement and attic, weather.
stripped. screened sleeping porch. fireplace.
buiit-in garage: 200-foot lot, Handicapped.
rock garden, etc.
New wooded subdivision. high ground of
Defense Highway, near schools. etc. See
any time A real sacrifice.
K l.. MARSHALL.
Cedar St. Decatur Heights. Md. IL
Montana oil and mining journal., 1936-09-26
Nv SUHBURST
SAND POOL IS
BEING OUTLINED

Possibility Of q new Sunburst sand
pool IN central Kevin-Sunburst field
has been developed by the Munger
well on the Peterson farm. NV
NWA SWA S-35-2W.
This well had oil in the sunbnrst
sand and while it is being drilled
on down to the Ellis, IL is believed
to have a commercial flow OF high
gravity oil that will be reclaimed in
any event; either producing from
the Sunburst alone or by ripping
the casing and producing from
both the Sunburst and the Ellis.
The fact that the Munger we'll is
checking so feet higher than the
Beaupre producer a half mile north
in the same section gives rise to the
belief that there is a localized pool.
The Beaupre well is said 70 have
had about 10 or 1 s barrels OF daily
Sunburst sand production when
completed, 13 years ago.
The Munger well found the sun
burst at 1880 and found the sand
so feet in thickness, to 1440. Had
it been shot with nitro glycerin,
as is done in the Discovery pool,
it might have been made into a
good commercial producer, dri1lerB
say.
The Peterson farm was formerly
known as the Thornton farm which
was the subject Of considerable liti-
cation in the early history OF the
field, owing to the fact that it was
4 north offset to the Gladys Belle
gusher, the first flowing we'll in the
field.
Munger cemented 6-5/Sths casing
at 1850 and is now ready to drill
INTO the Ellis-N Madison contact. A
peculiar structural condition was
revealed when this hole logged con-
'iderably higher than a lost hole
/ few feet away.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1936-09-26
CRUDE OIL


wells were those which were drilled
into the Madison lime.
GeOlogists and production engin-
GERS have long since agreed that oil
in the Cat Greek sand, in the lower
Cretaceous, is migratory oil coming
up through faults from some lower
horizon. Likewise 1t Is generally
agreed that oil found in Kevin-Sun-
burst and other north Montana
fields at the top OF the Madison
lime Is migratory oil, coming up
through cracks and fissures in the
lime. The discovery well was spot
ted in Kevin field on the theory that
the source of oil was the Devonian.
Yet there has been no adequate test
OF the Devonian in any other pro-
ducing oil Held.
Whereas the Devonian is found
in Baker-Glendive at 77OO feet, II is
possible to test the Devonian in
sweetgrass Arch fields at less than
4 500 feet.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1936-09-26
DRILLING WELLS
SOON TO Define
ALBERTA FIELD

Some early compilations are due
in the vicinity of the Turner Valley
Royalties No. 1 well on the west
slope of Turner Valley, Alta, which
well is still making around 500 bar
rels per day These wells are being
watched with great interest by Mon
tana operators, since many more
TYR wells would cut in heavily on
the Montana market in Canada.
The TYR well produced 25,SS5
barrels in August and has produced
a total of $3.50 barrels since
June LIS.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1936-09-26
Oil Trade Notes
OF Interest to Refners and Marketers
GLYCERTNE ApyANoED =

GIYCERINE ADVANCED &c
YORK-Gcene refiners schedules
chemically line with
price
drums 4 difental smaller
o 1888, prepared
170404 filling stations the
United States 1888 total gasoline
OIL tires and accessories placed at s5s124Ooo average
Of $3.50 station.
OF
1888 with 1929 Chains did s55 cent
operating
sO,Oss units
filling building
Chevrolet
filling Shelby with all
formerly 0 of
service a Libby, succeeding
completed his filling
handling AFRO products
Montana oil and mining journal., 1936-09-26
PERRY WITHERS here
HIS FATHERS FUNERAL

Perry L. Withers was a visitor
here this week from Canada to at
tend the fneral Of his father, the
late p. z. Withers. who died at
Conrad at the age OF 73 years.
The senior Withers has been
identified with his son in oil op-
erations in Northern Montana for
many years and is widely known
in the oil fraternity.
Perry Withers is now living at
Yorkton. SAX. and is preparing to
drill a wildcat we'll In the Pi Wei
Hills area Of northern Saskatche-
wan, near where Northern Royal
ties, Ltd, is now drilling.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1936-09-26
DISCOVERY WELL IS
READY 70 DRILL IN

Ohio Oil company is ready to
drill In its N. P. No. / well in
Dry Creek field, discovery we'll.
Casing was set at $3.50 feet and is
changing over from rotary to cable
tools to drill in. Location is Sc
NEH SWA 11-7S-21E. The dis
covery well was drilled only to the
Frontier sands where il had large
flow of gas and a showing of oil
which was followed by a difficult
fishing job. Ohio moved over to
No. location and brought in an oil
field in the Dakota sand. Using
rotary tools, the lost cable tools were
sidetracked and the hole carried on
down TO present depth.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1936-09-26
BOOSTER PLANT
is ABOUT READY

Montana Dakota Utilities Co. is
nearing completion Of it's new BOOST
er station south OF Baker, on the
Black Hills gasoline. It will be in
operation to care for the peak loads
of the coming fall and winter
weather. The plant was erected by
Stearn-Roger Manufacturing Co.,
Denver, while C. W. Hanks is SUI
pervisang the installation OF COM
preseors and other machinery. A
5-room residence has been erected
for the superintendent and 4-room
homes for other wOrkmen, making
mp a modern attractive camp.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1936-09-26
PARSONS AWARDED
CONTRACT FOR HEW
CUT BANK PLANT

L. B. O'Neil last week closed q
contract with the Ralph NJ. Parsons
company for the construction OF
Northwest Refining company's
2500-barrel plant at Cut Bank.
The plant will be a skimming re-
forming unit with a Dubbs crack
ing unit to be added later under
a Universal Products Co. license.
Parsons-Universal eQui-flux furnace
will be installed in the reforming
unit.
An oiled road is being built to
tine plant, located west OF Cut
Bank, and cement foundation for
the tanks and for the plant are be-
ing poured. Machinery and equip
ment is already arriving.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1936-09-26
GLACIER COUNTY
BY Glacier O0unfy Abstract
Co.,. Out Bank. Mont.


william Gladstone to Herman r. Gnsa,
Ia 0f ies Lots to 10 BIB sec-
Herman +. Gnsa. to stampa W. Lam
&dS 4sts' Cut CT Z BANK. i LOS =
stelnke, 10 Lot I sW8Nws wsgwa &
Paul 3. Mckee e ux to p r. ThayeF
Is slNl sB3 N}sW2 90 Lots ? s 4
Same to same 1gs sEa 1883
w.SEs E3sW3 sE3Nw3 80 wiNWA
same to same swa 1854
Same to same IL Of Is SEA sasw3
Same to same IA Of 10 sEasEa
EANE4 s NW4NWa e.3S-5.
Lennie Downing Davis, Joint tenants
with right Of survivorship but not as
tenants In common. "a sWa 13-34-e
ASSIGNMENT
l. F. McCurdv 10 Rex w Hackbarth.
i-lG OF 1cs NWfSW4 % EE3SEl SEl
NE3 % NEasE3 30 NE3NW1 Lots 2, 8
part Of above Of approx 100 acres which
Is included in a SO Gov. Lease.
DEED or ROYALTY
/. T. McCurdv to Rex W. Hackbarth,
Is q III sElsw3 n EINW3 SW3NW3
on AND Gas MINING LEASE
Alyina and James Allisan 10 u. NJ
SW4sEs sE4swa % N3Nl 29-34-0
. yrs 18th Wen by May IS. 1888 and
one each year thereafter beginning with
1879 until total Of wells completed
ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
Lonis r. O'Ne1. to RE Aaslund. Is
Of lss Lots l.. . 3. 4. SIM 1865. The
i2isS must must first pay s026256 Dated
s. A. Armand et NIX. George II. Hutch
ings. et ux 70 Thomas and Daisy StaUn-
ton 61S6 S1SW3 i1-N-G.
Helen II. Baird to n. Paul Delander
10 OF ~ ElSE4 a9 SWi NE3SEs NE4
NE5 slSEI "a WlWs 35-a3-5. Lot &c.
SW3sw4 2 NEI 10. Lots i. 2 4
Sec; 4; iN1 NwIswi wsSEl sE5sEa
Deloraine oil Syndicate. Ltd. to Helen
n. Baird IL Of 1ee NWa p -32-5.
Adelbert Howe 10 Demeniclo DeDnz.
10 Of lfs SbNE4 EBNW3 13-@-6
Peter Christ0ffersOn e ux to Emma
g Matts0n .0f3E EiNE3NW4 i4-38-6
Thomas StauntOn CT ux 10 Santa Rita
)n 4 Gas Company 6fT s4SW3 1885.
DEED OF ROYALTY
L.. r McCurdy TO Joseph Beitz and
Marie Bette; rs OF les Nisi sAs2NR,
RELEASE or OIL LEASE
John w. Coburn. Trastee. and individ-
lally 10 I. NJ. Rasmussen. present owner
q & q L Page 38 NE4 s-34-5
Montana Power Gas Company tO r.
Pierre et NIX. & @ L Page III
ASSIGNMENT OF PROSPECTING
PERMIT
George II. CamDbefl t0 q. A. Bodmer,
assigns Permit Great Falls LAND once
7B724 SW3 SaNW3 W3SE3 1884 Re
eTves 7AT on lands cvoy by Seb lease
nd 2ase on any other Lease. over 5es
Montana oil and mining journal., 1936-09-26
o. s. OIL IMPORTS DECLINING

Imports of crude petroleum into
the United States were IT'S per
cent lower In July than in the cor
responding month last year, ac-
cording to figures just made pub
lie by the Department Of Commerce.
Imports of crude into this
country in July amounted to only
2.447,O00 barrels, valued by the
Department at $1,817.000 as COM
pared with imports OF 5000, 600
barrels, valued at $2.257.00 in July,
1895.
Imports Of crude into the United
States in the first seven months of
this year were "a per cent less
than in the same period of 1885.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1936-09-26
DOZEN WELLS

the crude. He will have $4,000 bar.
rels OF storage space when tbs
new tank is completed. He is using
this high gravity crude In his rein.
cry at Kalispeli
HardrociS OH Co.-Denzcr No. 4,
cL SWi< NWM 11-35-3W, Is drill
ing at 1910. The Sunburst sand
from 1890 to 1910 was dry.
Afunger-Pederson No. 4, NV
NWM SWh S-35-2W, Is drilling at
154S after having found small pro-
duction in the Sunburst sand from
1890 to 144O. It viii be drilled in
to the Ellis-Madison before making
any effort to test or produce the
Sunburst sand oil.
Nepstad & vanderpas-Haugen No.
1. SEA SWh 2-S5-3W. drilling,
1905.
SOrselI-Alexander- Federal Land
Bank No. 1, NV NWh SWN 81
35-3W. drilling, 1885.
New Era FucI CO.-HaIter No. 3.
(changed from Superior Oil-Halter)
In GEL NWK NEh 21-35-2W. drill
ing, 1475.
Phalbe & Engieking-Hurley No.
1 has been spotted in SW NEH
NWA S-34-2W, southwest OF the
Queen City group. National machine
IS rigging up. This is the first drill
ng in this district In many years.
HusO brothers have started
No. we'll on the Davis farm, north
II their No. producer. Exact To-
,ation could not be obtained Friday.
Iut 1t is in the east half OF Sec.
-4-35-3W.
Cassidy ct aI-CarlsOn No. 3,
$ drilling in Center north line,
;EM SWA 22-35-sW. at 500 feet.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1936-09-26
TURNER VALLEY
SHOWS DECLINE

Continued decline in Alberta oil
production is reported from CAL
gary. despite the added production
Of the sensational TYR well on the
west flank OF Turner Valley.
August production totaled 9S, ,449
barrels Of crude and naptha, com
pared with 101 ,322 barrels in July,
the highest since June, 1891. Al
berta production totaled SCI ass
bbls. at the end OF August against
645, ,730 bbls. in the eight months
OF 1885.
For the first five months. before
the TYR well was completed, de-
liveries were considerably below the
monthly average OF 1885.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1936-09-26
WATER FLOW IS
HINDERING TEST
On HARDIN done

Unable to control heavy water
flows, the Daniels Petroleum well
near Hardin. SEH SEA 13-1S-33E.
is still shut down at 3540 feet and
Hardin reports say it is doubtful
whether the well will be completed
this fall.
e. A. hammers & Son, drilling
for shallow gas on the Berhold
farm, SEl SEA 6-1S-S3E is now
at $40 feet. The last Daniels Petro-
leum we'll in CIVIL SEK NEH 20
has a flow of 120, 600 feet
Of gas in the Frontier at 694-7O2
feet and bottoms at til feet, a COM
ton.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1936-09-26
new WELL 70
Be DRILLED IN
DEVILS BASIN

George M. Gregory and associates
are starting another well in Devils
Basin, discovery oil field in Mon
tana. Location is between the Al
berta Block Coal well, the largest
ever completed in the field, and the
Lincoln No. 1. They will drill with
the idea of using acid on the lime
formations. Previous attempts to
use acid in this field failed because
of faulty casing and other meehani-
cal difficulties.