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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-11

Sing April Showers'-if you're
A-nobody can sing April Show
ers' like you can, AL, if you're AL"
Jolson sang april Showers"
Jennie Murray was still dubious.
Sounds like you are Al, all right,
but I just can't believe it's you,
Al-look, it's almost 10 o'clock.
You sing Quarter to Nine'-that'll
prove it."
Mr.. Jolson sang Quarter to
Nine"
"Charlie," he heard Jennie
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-11

shout, 81 think this is AL all
right" Charlie got on the
phone. CAL" he chirped, Il
guess the little lady is satisfied
now-yOu know how Jennie al
ways waS-aIways skeptic like
but 1 guess you're AL, all right
just a minute, hold On-Jennie
wants to talk to you"
"Al," said the little lady,
you're fOOlin' me. I'm wise.
You amt AL JolsOn no more'n
I'm Sophie Tucker. Who you
tryin' to fOOl?"
So Mr.. JOlSOn hung up.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-11

timely end. Begin with just five
minutes of exercise a day if you
are out of form, and gradually
work into 20 minutes.
If you are interested in recon
touring your silhouette for
autumn, you can do it by adopt
ing an exercise program made up
of regularity, effort and pre-
cision.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-11
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Observe Exercise Rules
For Best Results

Fall frolcs into town activity picks up and should
your exercise program Begin with your muscles to recontour
your silhouette for tailored clothes Start off the right
foot and 90 BY the rules Of the exercise game. =.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-11

Send for the beginning
exercise, General Exercises
to Keep You Trim and Fit
as a Fiddle" enclosing
stamped addressed envelope.
La gaceta., 1936-11-16
Las tropas leales Sc apoderaron de varos tanques
f~acciosos y volaron I'm puente
Derribados sobre Madrid dos aparatos de
la Junta de Burgos
Una de las bombas de los rebeldes destruyo ur
edificio en- la Ciudad Universitaria

Madrid, nov. 16.-El gobier
no hizo volar aver ell gran
puente del Frances, sobre ell
rio Manzanares,, luego de ha-
Der rechazado un violento alta
que de los facciosos.
LIS aeroplanos facciosos Ian
aaron de nuevo bombas sobre
Madrid Y los muertos de los III
limos dias pasan de $50, Sc
gun los calculos, con mas de
100 heridos,
Varios tanques Que marcia
ban al frente de los f~acciosos.
en- ell combate del puente, ca
yeron en- poder de los leales.
Son tanques de construction
italiana. Ell mando dispuso que
81 puente fuera volado, sin que
cruzara por ell nj un solo SOL
dado fascista.
Todos los puentes han sido
debidamente minados por 81 ell
mando estimara necesario vo-
larlos con vistas a la mejor de
la capital.
Dos de los aparatos de bonn
bardeo de los facciosos fueron
derribados y cayerOn envuel-
toS en- llamas.
La infanteria rebelde Lam
20 un ataque sobre la cabeza
del puente del Frances y los
milicianos opusieron una for
midable resistencia, rechaZan-
dolos. Tres de los tanques in
vasores fueron capturados y
sus tripulantes hechos prisione-
ros. W
Ell ataque de la aviaci6n fas
cista sobre la capital Sc efectut
a las 2:40 de la tarde de aver
realizandolo tres aparatos de
bombardeo. Uno de los artefa(
tos cay6 en- las cercanias de Ia
estaci6n del Norte, otro en- la
Moncloa Y variOs-mas en- la sec
ci6n de Cuatro Caminos.
La Ciudad Universitaria fue
bombardeada y uno de los edi
La gaceta., 1936-11-16
"a posibilidad de IN ataque a

La posibilidad de un ataque a
su retaguardia, desde Aranjuez,
no parece inquietar a Franco,
Duda Ell jefe rebelde de la habili
dad combativa de los leales y
cree Que su retaguardia resist
IA todas las accmetidas. En- ca
so que 10 inesperado sucediera,
Sc propone flanquear a los lea
les operando desde Toledo.
Ell general Franco siempre ha
temido I'm movimiento de flan-
co en- su derecha, tai como ell que
los leales han realizado con la
toma de Getafe.
Su posici6n ahora es la 81
guiente: Tiene varios dias para
tomar a Madrid dentro de TN
grade de relativa seguridad Y
usara libremente las bonlbas y
la artilleria; pero 81 no puede
llegar a la capital dentro de un
tempo razonable, debe atacay
en- fuerza en- todos los puntos,
porque el conoce bien ell gran pc
ligro cue lie amenaza detras de
sus lineas 81 lie toca cargar con
la derrota.
La gaceta., 1936-11-16

de conquistar Ia ciudad expo
niGndose 2 ser aniquilado desde
las casas y las b~arricadas.
81 ell general Franco no llega
a Madrid Ell un periodic de quin-
20 diaS o un mes Sc expone a un
peligro de revuelta Ell su reta-
guardia.
Dssde Ell principle de la cam
pana contra la capital, ell gene
raj Franco ha venido actuandc
con mucha cartela. Ha pasado
dias y dias "limpiando" las al :
leas, es deeir, ejecutando a to-
dos los simpatizadores del 60
bierno legitimo.
Aunque la abundancia de ali
mentos no existe en- Madrid, la
ciudad no Sc halla tampoco en-
estado de sitio.
La lucha llega ahora a un pun
to de mejores materiales.
En- 10 que al general Franco
respecta, dicese que opera fren-
tie a Madrid con 10000 hombres
de experienced militar y otros
10000 fascistas.
Calculase que Madrid cuenta
para su defensa con 100000 6
200, 900 hombres.
Franco tiene de su parte a los
artilleros del ejercito regular es
pahol y pleas de artilleria trai
das de Alemania. Ha tenido re-
cientemente algunas dificulta-
DIES para adquirir municiones,
pero hasta ell presente su ejerci
to no ha carecido de 10 necesa-
rio para combatir. Dispone de
nuevos tanques y aeroplanos y,
en- sintesis, su ejercito Sc halla
acknowledgements equipado.
De la parte leal, los milicia-
nos, que al principle de la que
IRA civil no tenfan discipline, Sc
estan convirtiendo en- un ejerci
to eficiente, aunlque al parecer,
todavia carecen de rifles.
Noticias de origen rebelde a.
seguran que Madrid ha recibi-
do tanques de Russia, en- las ulti-
mas semanas, Y que hay eviden
cias de la llegada de considera-
bic material de guerra enviado
por ell Soviet. La artillerfa leal
no parece ser TODD 10 abundan-
tie que ell mando apetece.
Las ametralladoras de los lea
les, de la orilla que defender
en- ell Manzanares, sc italian en-
plazadas en- parapetos de con-
creto.
La gaceta., 1936-11-16
nued6 destruido.

ficios qued6 destruido.
Cerca de la Carcel Modelo
cay6 otra bomba, matando e
hiriendo a varias personals.
Las bombas que cayeron EN-
ell distrito comercial reclama-
ron su mayor nGmero de victi-
mas en- ell cafe de la Glorieta.
Una de las bombas destruy6
los almacenes de la empresa
Bombas y CONSTRUCTIONS Me-
canicas, compahia subsidiaria
de la TWorthington Pump.
lde los Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1936-11-16
"A POR LA POSE
SION DE LA CAPITAL DE LA
REPUBLICA ESPANOLA
Ell mando rebelde parece du-
dar todavia de la eficiencia
combativa de las Milicias
81 Franco no Ilega prOnto a
Madrid Sc expone a un gran
peligro en- la retaguardia

Madrid, Nov. 16-La batalls
por la possession de Madrid deci-
dira 81 los canones de campana
Y los aeroplanos del general
Fran:isco Franco pueden rom
per la tenaz r~esistencia de las
trcpas del gobierno legitimo. La
infanteria leal Sc mantiene en-
trincheras aparentemente bien
~preparadas y sigue llevando ven
taja sobre la rebelde.
TODD indica que en- 10 scomba-
ties de la Ultima semana, los fac
ciosos, con sus moros y legiona-
rios en- la vanguardia, sufrieron
gran numero de bajas. La bata
LA de Madrid la mantienen un
pequeno ejercito mecanizado, de
veteranos, contra un pueblo que
Sc defiende y trata de formar
I'm verdadero ejercito.
81 los rebeldes llegan a cru
Ear ell Manzanares, 10 que hoy
no parece probable, los milicia-
nos Sc retiraran hacia ell este.
Mas nj las bombas nj los ae-
roplanos parecen haber anne :
drentado a los leales y, 10 que es
mas sorprendente han venido en-
sccorro de Madrid sympathetic
res de Barcelona Y Valencia, sin
tenor al peligro de muerte. Ba-
jo estas circumstances es diff
Gil que ell general Franco trate
La gaceta., 1936-11-16

no, hoy lunes 16 de Novienbre,
a las 100 P. NJ.
En- esta reunion Sc preparara
la RECEPTION que tendra lu-
gar en- los salones del Circulo
Cabano, ell JLeyes dia 10 de No
viembre, a las 500 p. M.
TODOS A LA REUNION.
TODOS A LA RECEPTION.
TODOS A T LA CAN
DIDATURA NUMERO DOS
(2).
Por ell Comite Electoral Can
didatura No. 2.
Slate ERcinosa,
Presidente
ArmandO DoTtG,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1936-11-16
NOTA DE LA CANDIDATU-
RIA No. 2 DEL ClRCULO
CUBANO

Citamos al Comite Electoral
v simpatizadores de la candida
tura No. 2, para una important
tie reunion en- ell Circulo Cuba
La gaceta., 1936-11-16
COLECTA EN- LOS TALE
RES PARA LOS MARINOS
EN- HUELGA EN- TAMPA

Corral Wodiska ........$27.26
Bustillo, w. Tampa $500. 1900
Regensburg .. 36.18
Cuesta y Rey ..... 11.47
Santaella 1851
Ia Integridad ........ 11.61
iGradiaz Annis ..--...11.45
Morgan Co. ..-.. 8.52
Garcia Y Vega ...-.- 1926
Perfecto Garcia 41.90
Total........$193.74
Tampa, Nov. IA. 1886.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27

Thos. A. Reynolds. regional adj
ministrator for the SEC has moved
the Chicago office from Continental
Illinois Bank Bldg. to the Bankers
Building, los West Adams st..
Chicago.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
WEEKS BEST
kelvin VEL,
rs BARRELS

A 125-baxrel well was COM
pleted on the extreme north
end of the Stewart pool in
central Kevin-Sunburst oil
field this week, by Bill"
Mcknight, veteran Montana
OH operator, on the SeabrOok
permit, in his No. 2 location,
NE NW1z SW1z 19-35-2W.
Getting the lime contact at
1856, Mcknight drilled to
1888 where he had a show
ing of oil. The Big West
acid crew applied 1000 gal
Ions Of acid and e hours
later it was put on the pump
and is steadily producing
over 100 barrels per day.
This was one OF seven compile
lions in Kevin-Sunburst this week,
The westernmost completion in
the field is WatsOn-Iseach No. i.
Sc SEA NEH 31-35-3W, complet-
ed at 1855 feet, drilled three feet
into the lime. It encountered bot
tom water and is making 10 bar
rels of oil and 20 barrels water az
ter acid treatment.
The nearby SOrrelI Alexander
Federal Land Bank well, NV NV
SWH 32-35-3W, is shut down, wait
Ing for repairs.
Near the site Of the discovery
well, Agan a. GOedderfz-G oeddertz
No. 4, SEX NEA 16-35-Sw. IS
fighting quick sand at 200 e. This
is the second well in the district
to encounter quick sand.
In the Rocky Ridge pool, north
Of Kelvin, White-Han@en No. 2.
NEA SEA aa-3s-3W, Is drilling at
141O.
superior 0ll-Haugen No. /. Sc
SEX NWA 11-s5-sW, drilling
ReichOfg-Baum No. 4, sw swK
NEA S-s5-3W, drilling. 1890.
Another completion In the Stew
art pool is Crumley- Fryberxer No.
), CSL NEA Sc 24-35-2W, rated
at 20 barrels.
A third completion in this pool
is SC. de-Kesun-Stewart No q. |
CELL NEA NEA 25-35-2W. which
had the contact at 1907 with |
show of oil and is being acid treat
ed.
In the Sunburst discovery pool
the CrumIey-Shaw No. o. Sc SEN
ME 4 35-3e-2W, completed last /
week, Is making rs barrels per
day of high gravity crude.
Coolidge g Coolidge Harmon No.
1. Sc SWA SEH 26-35I2W. Is Il
drilling at 1925.
Cook & Eddy-T.arum No. 4.
NE SEA- NWA 25-S6-2W, seek
ing northeast extension, is spud-
ling at SO feet.
Coolidge g OOolidge-MaIey No. 1
vas spotted this week in SW cor
Ter 30-36-1Ws bidding for an east
extension TO the Sunburst pool.
Continued on Page Four
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
NORTH FORK TEST
RESUMES I'M JULY

Resumption of drilling operations
is expected during the month OF in.
ly on the North Fork oil test Of Co
lumibia Oils, Ltd, OF Vancouver,
b. c., according to Frank Mcmahon,
field manager. Equipment is being
moved in from Columbia Falls,
Mont, ~ miles distant.
This we'll is being drilled in ex-
tremely mountainous country, seven
miles north OF the Montana-British
Columbia line. For 80 years past
prospecting for oil has been going
on around the gigantic oil seeps
of North Fork district. The Co
lumbia Oils started the present
test in 1888, and now have a dia-
mond drill outfit with which they
hope 10 go 1000 feet deep, IL neces-
saTy. The rig ia powered with
generated by a 275 h. D..
Diesel electric plant which has
greatly reduced the fuel cost. They
have 122-foot steel derrick, rotary
equipment with diamond bits and
the drilling is being done under
contract by Diamond Drill Contract
ing Co., of Spokane, using Doheny-
Stone Hydryl equipment.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
FISHING JOBS
HALT WORK on
TWO WILDCATS

Fishing jobs held up two of north
Montana's most interesting wild
cats this week
Tarrant's Pendroy test. west of
Pondera oil field, is fishing for a
lost bit at 1866, having Jumped
a pin" Location of this test is
on the Wallenstein farm in NWA
SWH 9-29-5W. The well is check
ing according to the geology of e.
Byers Emrick and is higher than the
several other tests drilled in the
district.
On Bow and Arrow structure.
north of the Sweetgrass Hills, near
the Canadian border. a fishing Job
is In progress at 1850 and prepare
tions are being made to drill past
an entire string of tools. The
rope frayed off at the socket and
the socket dropped over SO that it
could not be caught by a fishing
tool, even while fishing with cas-
ing. Bob Englekfng, the contrac-
tor. has decided to cement ana
drill past.
1t was reported in Great Falls
that e. b. Coolidge, who took
lively interest in state lease matters
IN the vicinity Of the Bow & Arrow
we'll, Is negotiating with the Kyle
interests for an interest in the
test.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
VIRGIHIAHS
GET OIL On
Dewey MH

The Journal has received the
following item from Raphd City,
telling Of an oil strike in South
Dakota:
The Conway OIL company, Of
lChaleston, w. Virginia, drilling
on the Dewey Dome; SEA- OF
lNWN Sec. z, Twp. Al N. r. 60,
Weston county, Wyoming, "a miles
southeast OF New Castle, and about
three and a half miles northwest
of Dewey, South Dakota brought
in this week what appears to be 3
very good oil well at a depth Of
2s08 feet, in q new 6ield, located
about twelve miles from other
production. (Mule Greek directly
south).
UP to this time no production
test has been made as the gatur-
ated sand has been penetrated, and
the operators are drilling deeper
in the hope Of bringing in a flow
ing well. The well has several
hundred feet of high grade oil In
the hole, and sufficient oil is being
swabbed daily to furnish fuel for
she operation, together with an
estimated quarter million cubic feet |
Of gas. This well is located slightly [
less than three miles west OF the |
Dakota line. and |
Is located on a government oil and \
a3292O, and Is known as Buffalo \
032920, and is known as Buffalo
No. /. The oil comes from the top
of the Amsden sand.
w. Il. Minter, of Charleston, West
Virginia, has been supervising the
for the company. with
Headquarters in New Castle, Wyom-
ng. Several Officers of the COM
,any arrived from w. Virginia dur
ng the week. and plans are being
made to start additional wells.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
MONTAHAHS
Enjoy CUT
FOR CANADA

North Montana oil producers
learned with some satisfaction dur
ing the past week that The Texas
company has reduced the price OF
gasoline in Alberta and Saska1rhe-
wan by one cent per gallon.
Canadian refiners had cut the
price OF Cut Bank and Kelvin crude
but had not reduced the price OF
gasoline. II was Texas company
whose OK was gored on the Mon
tana side OF the line.
Canadian reports say that when
the Texas company cut the price,
the British American and Imperial
were slow to follow with the result
that Fire Chief gasoline made
tremendous gains. Finally the 9TH
ers had to follow the Texas com
pany gasoline price just as Texas
company had to follow the Cana
dian prices on crude.
The gasoline price cut Is taken
by many as a friendly suggestion
to the Canadian market that it
can avail little by making further
crude price cuts in Montana, since
the one-cent cut in the price of
gasoline more than offsets the adj
vantage of the recent 15-cent per
barrel cut in the price OF crude.
Otherwise the situation was un-
(Continued on Page TouK)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
TExACO GIVING
UP PROSPECTING
NORTH OF WALLER

Having complied with its con-
tract with landowners OF Waller
district TO drill three wells on
large community acreage blocks,
The Texas company is pulling pipe
to abandon its third test, In NEN
SEA 32-31N-5W, at q total depth
OF 2902 feet. This well like the two
others had water in the Cut Bank
sand which was from 1855 to
1882. Water came in from 2S79
to 1882 and rose 200 feet.
1t is believed that these wells
have defined an embayment in the
old shore line which likely carries
water in q trough between valfer
and Cut Bank field. How far south
extends in Cut Bank
proper is yet 20 be determined. II
is possible that the shore swings
eastward In the vicinity OF the Ma
rias river and will show oil higher
on the Arch.
Texas company proposed five
wells but found further prospecting
IN the 2O.0OO-acre block would be
futile. While Texas Co. is turn
ng fits leases back to the Iandown-
IRIS. it is understood that lease
,wneTs farther east are paying rem
ais.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
HANNAH PORTER GETS
GOOD Ill WELL IN BIG
BEND POOL, CUT BANK

HannahPOrer company scored another Cut Banh
field this week. getting producer their first Black
feet Indian reservation Their allotted tract No $50 in Lot
See 65W had 1900 feet of oil in the hole 2s50 and
still drilling in sand at last reports 1t gives promise Of being
IS to 1O0bael WELL observers 1t had producing sand from
1869 to 290O completing at 1902
This four compilations in Cut Bank oil and gas
field this week
An outstanding completion in the gas MOntana
Power cOmpany's Langeber Unit No. 1, in seq NWN IT.
35-5W, which in with flow Of 100000 cubic fest
day This the largest Of the and
70 best wells completed by Montana Power It is being
hooked onto Butte Helena Anaconda line.
KateyDrumheer Ward No. f. Lot g. Sec 10346W, well
depth 1914 had Cut Bank sand from 1895 292
2O barrels "a hours 1t shot with so quarts
gycern thereafter made 50 barrels "a hours
Manning Marshal Tr 120 No 2 Lot g. Sec. 7346W is
WELL having Cut Bank sand from 1856 29O and
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
JONES OIL 60.
WINS FIGHT FOR
UTILITY STOCK

Press reports received here
told Of the awarding in Mime
apolis of Judgment for $685.
800 against Continental Pub
lie Utilities corporation and
four individuals, representing
the amount OF loss sustained
by Jones Oil company OF Shelby.
/. The judgment grew out Of
the distribution OF shares in
Montana Utilities company,
which built the first gas line
to towns in BOwdoin district.
When the utilities company was
organized in 1880 the Jones
OIL company OF Shelby turned
over to 1t oil and gas lands
evaiuated ct S223.S2O and en-
titling Jones OIL Co. 10 44-2/3
per cent OF the class b voting
stock OF the utilities concern.
The interest amounted to
1860 shares Of the 100,0 600
shares OF capital stock.
Officers of the utility company
aid not deliver the stock but gave
Z receipt, signed by Frank w.
Bowman as depository, for 1860
shares of stock. simultaneously
The oil company entered into a
rust agreement with the Conti-
Mental corporation and the indivfd-
Ial defendants. Frank w. Bowman.
J. Allison. Charles I. Ten
hey. Dewitt G. Tenney and John
Allen, whereby the voting power OF
III outstanding stock In the Mon
ana Utilities company was vested
n bowman, Allison, r. p. Jones
ma Louis Sachs. Minneapolis attor-
ley, for three years.
The original deal with Jones was
made by George Heinrich who re-
eived $4,000 shares. He received
IFS shares and subsequently sold
hem for $4,000. In 1895 the
leads Of the Continental Public
Utilities company returned the Jones
took 10 the treasury on the ground
hat Jones had failed to perform
nder the contract.
Meantime, Jones-a pioneer Ke-
in-Sunburst operator-spent all
be money he had In the gas de-
elopment project When the pend
IL gas deal failed, he was left
broke" He took hts stock to
homas r. Kelly. Owatonno, MINI,
anker and borrowed $3S, 200 with
hich to carry on and TO pay debts.
e then retired from the oil and |
- business. Since the Continental
vns a half interest in the Malta
IasgOw pipeline and distributing
stem and owns four power plants
Id distributing systems in Dakota
Id Minnesota towns, Kelly at !
mpted to get the stock, represent
by the receipt which he held as i
tContinued on Page FOnr)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
OIL WEL.LIH
ALBERTAE
500 BARRELS

Montana scouts returning
from Turner Valley, Alberta.
confirm reports that Turner
Valley has fts first important
commercial Oh producer i'm the
recently completed Turner VAL
ley Royalties company in ISD
10. Sec. 2<s-18-2WS.
THIS well win make 500 bar
rels per day OF AZ gravity
crude kn settled production.
they report It bottoms &C
0824 feet, 428 feet i'm the lime.
Brffish-American - taking the
oil for use In It's Calgary re-
finery.
The well was financed by the
sale of overriding royalties under
Dominion lease. Other companies
bought royalty and as a result
Vulcan has Is per cent; McDougall-
Segur, Il per cent; Calmont, per
cent; Spooner, per cent and A.
P. Con, per cent.
1t furnishes an important west
extension to the field and while the
extent of the oil pool is yet TO
IL fulfills the expecta-
ton of leading biologists that some
where in the complex Turner Val
ley fold an important pool OF oil
would be found. The main field
produces wet gasoline with a heavy
content of naptha.
Several wells are scheduled to
be drilled in the vicinity Of the
new strike. including participation
by Imperial which owns the adj
Joining Section 81.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27

Cobb & Pardee-A1. 115 No. I
sen SEA 31-S3-5W, is drilling al
CrumIey-A1. 1873 No. ., NV NV
u SEA 31-33-5W, is drilling al
2710.
Gardner-Banker-CoIe No. 1, NE
u SWA 2-32-6W, is still shut
down at 220O. The change in depth
in the Development Information
Column last week was a typ0graph-
ical error.
HoIe-TribaI 124 NO. 4, Lot 2 Sec.
1-32-6W, drilling, $50.
KfncheIee-H anIOn-State No. 2,
NE NEH NEA s6-3s-6W, fishing,
1850.
sg0ntana Power-AEmeaIer No. 4,
SEM SEA 7-s3-5W, drilling 2400.
B1Ontmna Power WankEer No. 4,
SEA SEA '2-33-5W, drilling, 1880.
Nadeau BP0thers-EwaHd No. 4,
ME SWA S-32-5W, laying gas line.
Par OiI-Haines Nc. 2. NV SWA
SWA 2-34-6W, drilling, 26S0.
PattersOn-MilIer No. 4, NEA
NEA 1-33-6W, fishing. $500.
Steel Creek aKrant NO. 4, NWN
SWA 19-34-5W, drilling 1910.
Decentralization Al 110 No. 4,
sen SWA 1-32-6W, drilling, 1850.
Tarrant-Gefty No. @, SD MEL
3WA 2-S4-6W, drilling, 240O.
Texaco-GOvernment No. 4, EWA
NE 17-32-5W, drilling at 277O.
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
TWO MORE FLOWING
WELLS ARE ADDED IL
WEST kelvin FIELD

Two flowing wells added in Kelvin unburst
field during the past week. thanks the magic of acid which
converted the dyest kind of bone dry hole into
flowing well.
This dry hole gusher is Big WestDahlquist No. NV
NEA NWH 2l-35-3W which was drilled to 1904 with
out rainbow color of oil smell of gas 1t treated
with 1000 gallons of gasoline by Big Vests acid
The formation hard shown by the fact that it
qured hours 400 pounds force the acid back in
to the lime After " hours opened up 1t agat-
ed through the tubing and it began flowing
The oil is accompanied by large volume of gas similar
to the No and in both wells the gas hold back
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
Last Week In July VIII Be
Mont.-made Gasoline Week

July Will Montana gasoline week. This
following Montana refines
this year ne ITS
Of July made sTOntana gasoline week but e ana NOS aO
advertising publicity 20 take
age possibilities the week
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proclamation
gasoline
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contributing
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increasing the OF Aaontanaado
gasoline.
proceeds royalty
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this condition be reneded the points out