Montana oil and mining journal., 1936-04-18

was put on production this
week. a 1OO-baFreI wen. It Is
making better than 400 barrels
ON the pump. It Is southeast
OF the Lander gusher but pro-
ducing from the Cut Bank sand
while the Lander Is producing
from the sunbmrst sand. The
Lander had little or no oil tn
the Cut Bank, while the Texac0-
Fee No. 5, the 1OO-barrel well,
had no oil I'm the Sunburst sand.
The North offset TO the Lander
the Santa Ritn-Tribal No. Z. in
SW SEX NEA 16-35-6W. Is drilling
in today. At last reports there
was 1000 fet of oil standing in
the hole with the bit only part way
through the sand.
Proof that every important pool
In this field Is likely to be spotted
Is found In two wells in the Big
BEND pool six miles south of Cut
Bank, where two wells had to be
tapped with shots OF nitro glycerin
to soften up hard sands.
Nadeau-TribaI No. 4, NWA NV u
6-32-5W. swabbed 20 barrels on
the fourth day after two squibs,
one of five quarts and another OF
10 quarts. The pipe is set at 1891
and the saturation in the Cut Bank
sand is from 3001-3015, making a
"ticklish" job OF shooting. The
second shot jimmied the casing shoe
and 1t was necessary to swedge 1t
out. It helped the we'll so much.
however, that the Nadeau Brothers
decided to put in a pack shot of
80 quarts. risking further damage
to the pipe with the prospect OF
getting a 5O-barrel well or better.
Santa Rita-COrey No. /, NWA
SEA 5-32-5W, swabbed 50 barrels
and a shot OF nitro glycerin was
employed to Improve Il. Work Of
cleaning out was in progress Friday.
Cobb & ParCee-Stufft No. 1, SEA
NWA 25-36-6W, northernmost
well in the field is underreaming
at $500 to shut off water.
CrumIey-TribaI No. 4, SWA
SEH s1-33-5W. IS drilling at 26SO.
Gardner-Banker Cole No. 4, NEA
sWA 2-32-6W. has about a mil
ion and a half feet of gas at the
base OF the Colorado. They are
-unning casing at $3.50 for a for
ing opinions whether the well is
.hecking structuraIly higher than
expected. At any rate, the gas
Ihowings have given encouragement
o the possibility of a two-mile
lOuthwest extention TO the field by
commercial production in this well.
Jeffries-Lukens No. 4, NE NEA
yEA 12-s3-6W lost hole at 2610
nd has skIdded 45 feet and spudd-
d a new hole. The old hole cayed
n during the shutdown necessitated
y 4O-degree-below winter weather.
Santa Rita-BarringtOn No. 4,
wa NWA 24-S3-5W is drilling
t 1900.
santa Rita-shearon No. 4, NEA
EEh 34-36-6W, northwest of the
bali producer, Is sidetracking 434
set OF 7-inch casing and has show
lgs OF oil and gas in the top OF
he Cut Bank sand.
Texaco-JOnes No. 2, NWA SWA 4
-35-5W, Is drilling at $500.
Texaco-Tribal No. 1A. SWA
EM 36-36-6W. is waiting for
,udder to drill in with 7-inch pipe
Il at 2745.
Texaco- Walker No. 4, NEA NEA
-35-6W. has 7-inch casing cement
on top of the sand at 2941.
his we'll offsets the Hall producer,
1rthermost oil we'll.
TexacO- Tribal No. IA, SWH NEA
,-36-6W, is drilling at 1899.
Texac0-TribaI No. B2 has been
'otted $50 feet south of the north
le and 1245 feet east OF the west
ne of lot /, Section 6-32-5W. It
fsets the Cobb-Regan-Jackson No.
on the west. The Jackson well
making 10 barrels per day on
e pump.
TexacO's Unit No. I, test north
Waller, NwA SEA- 32-31-5W.
drilling a water well.