Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-07-25
TExAS-PACIFIC
IS RESUIHG IN
KEuIN-SUNBURST

week In Eevin-Sunbursf field
was the resumption OF drilling
operations by Texas Pacific
Coal & on Company after q
five-year rest period during
4 which time many cDndzmded
that ''T. P.'' was preparing to
! quite the field.
Texas Pacific started a well
this week on the Pewters per
init. Offsetting the last Halter
producer. Location is NV corr
neF NEM NEN 21-85-2W.
They are spudding at 400 feet.
4 This was one OF four new loca-
Mons during tina week.
4. BaAraszee is drilling at 745
feee on his Swears No. 4, GEL SWK
NWS< s-35-2W.
Agahile OH Co. spotted a well in
NV sWA SWA 3O-35-2W, on the
Van Note farm.
Pfabe & EngleHxing spotted a we'll
on the Mckee farm, $50 feet north
OF the south line and 100 feet
west of the east line OF Sec. 1851
w. They recently took over the
Sk SEA Sec. z.
Cassidy Carlson No. 2, SW SEK
NEM 22-35-3W, was completed this
week at 1871 having hit the contact
ana OIL at 1854. It will be acidized.
Continental Oil company OPP
ened its No. 3, NE SEA sen
10-85-2W. and drilled deeper 70
the first break in the Madison
lime and struck oil. II was a
small well at the contact at
1880 to 1545. At 1572-82
feet I'm the Madison Iime-the
bit found n s'break'' of four
feet and oil rose 25 feet. IL
is being treated with 500 ga
IO~.a Of acid. This horizon Is
moi .lere else productive I'm the
district and the outcome Is
being watched with much
interest.
Agan & Goeddertz-GOerddt.. No.
J, SEA NEA 16-35-3W. continues
0 have bad luck, now with fish
ng JOB at 1900.
The north edge of the Sunburst
DOL was pretty definitely marked
his week by the completion OF
yater well by Silver Oils, Inc, for
1erly Cook & Eddy, on Larum No.
location, NE SEA- NEA 1856
w, a half mile north and a half
lille west of their Hesket No. l
roducer. The oil filled with sui
hur water from 1915 to 1917. The
unburst sand above was dry.
Coolidge & Coolidge Harmon No.
Sc VIZ SEX 26-35-2W, was put
n the pump and It Is making is
arreIs per day.
Coolidge & CooIidge-Maley No. 4. ]
w SWA SWA 30-3e-1W, testing I
lie east edge Of the pool, Is drilling d
t SOC. This company's Badger
II No. 1, NV SWH NWH 1885, n
w, nearby still has rig on location. I
CFwmIey-Shaw No. 10, NE SWA \
EN 35-s6-2W. is drilling at $50. :
BFmkalu OiIs-Beaupre No. 4, SW h
VIZ sWk 5-35-2W found the n
1nburst sand dry and continued TO
ie Ellis. At 1920 they lift water 4
at over night rose 400 feet. They I
q contemplating shutting It off d
Id continuing on TO the first a
Freak in the lime. I,
Munger-PedersOn No. 4, NV
w - SW A o-0O-G'0' - ~ cP"i "
g to start new hole, having lost O
e first one at 1900. B
90rreII-lAIexander- Federal Land Z,
INK No. 4. NV NWA SWA 81 a.
-3W, drilling, 1850. II
Superior Haugen No. 3. Sc SEX lir
VA 11-35-3W, started off at m
good rate, after acidization with a C.
Ousand gallons from 1875 to OF
%. They quickly recovered their N
and at last reports had 40 W
rrels.
White Haugen No. 2, GEL NEH OF
X 11-35-3W, is testing Sun
rst sand at 1928. II IL IS COM 2.
.rciaI they will let 1t stand. II 2,
{, they VIII drill on down to the
Us. It looks like a commercial II
II AZ 1915 when casing was &C. On