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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-22
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IStration.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-22
DIVISION B U. S. Dept. Indian Affairs Rural Schools Mrs. V. R. Farrell, Superintendent.

CLASS I
 Elementary Rural Schools Lot Best general exhibit of Rural Scho< First Prize $25 00 Second Prize
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
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Christian Science
Churches

',''c ',as Only Cause and crea-
~ " os he sub,eci .. The Les
S,''i-st-nor IL al Christian Sci
enc crrrch-s throughou; Tie
wcric OF Sunday. December {
TIE Colder Text, frcn Psalm
Is : ? is The heavens declare
ths glory Of God and he frma-
meat sho~eh bis hsndswork
"ts-s j. 20 speech nor language
wHs-s heir voice Is %, heard
trorg TIE Bible citations is this
rsssage Psalm 1865. G. "Happy
is ~ ,ha. hath The Cod q Jacob
'or tis help. whose hope is IN the
i<,'c bis God which made heaven.
ard earth The sea. and al that
'hsreif Il which keepe'h truth
fo' ever
Norre awe passsres Is b. rest
- ne rn-istisu Science f.v'-
',t sr.frt4 and lfeai't wi'h x ).
~ ra'urrs bf Mary b.ftf
frat iff ode 'i fiyv
2c Wher We we 'h- ~.
aef - nv ~ .naffr
~ ~ naitreresv en- 81
81 et,c and rer9irs ~ ~
,cnsoirusres
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
Eighth Birthday Celebrated
At Clinton Chapel Church

The celebration u The eighth an
nsversary q clilto- Chspt. 4 NJ
L Z.oI Cnurcb Mn .--.s was q
o-cicec success along III lines tn
l-c-z,ly and spiritually
The services were as follows:
Moncay evening Nov % Rev. Ds-
VS. &. Macedonia Ba,tisl Church
sv-yec Tuesday evening Nov %,
;-oErkr BY friends Of The church :.
w-cnescay NOV g Rev NcM.lliSn
se-ved Thursday No, % union
- vices BY New Bride Be pits, and
Cia.o. Churches. The message be-
i-g delivered BY Rev. r W Wright.
pss.or Q. New Bride There WAS
q Eres, rejoicing a. this service
OF F-.csy q. so ?. n again there
~zs az ortpouring OF the holy
Sp,-;: WREN the pastor. Rev s J
Glove. sno choir o. Morning STAY
Bap;is: worshirped a. Clinton Rev.
1iovtr spoke eloouently on the
r TX rA1ctr4 1rrL W
5oz-c His choir rendered 6ne
service il song
Suncs, Nov Is was day Of re-
jcic:cg Rev =. W Williams. pas
~ delivered a stirring message a.
ne morning worship using The
The Concuer!ng Christ. :
*, la 6 3, . Who IS this tia.
cone'h from Edon and Borrsh
VIII DYED Earnerts-
The Christian Enceavpr held az
ents uF,as.sc meeting viii lively
discussion
Al t.e evening service 'te mes
sEre was brcuEh; by Rev. T. NJ
i7t' 3: Tennessee !, was . r.o-i-
rrs wc-ship v!srprs s-e c-ovd.rr
& ntcr chapei weekly
Rev I z DAVIS presented 70 ths
cnurct Er lrfrghar Wal Cock
which he pastor and men
cs-s as very grateful
Eev : : Sco;' AID ne W. YER
-, hlplsi Cnurc. will De guests
a. rirtv- Chap sunday Dec 5-h
q : 80 y N
3'r-iR lie srt,vsrsary cbser-
vance Rev Mathews Rev 7. Fur
rusot ard Nielsen H-h.'I q Gaze
"a vere .-essri and spoke briefly
on ne suojec;, Fellowship
Clinton is the church Of W. !
come
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
RITUALISTlC
MUSIC TOBE
RENDERED

The regular monthly couu
ion Service will be held in ps,s.,
A. NJ T. Church. Frederick ana 's :,
Antoine streets, Sunday. Decema !,
5th al 1880 .. N. ''
Bishop J A Gregg will otac,.,.
In the prayer o; consecra,,on a..
will deliver the Communion maj a.
tation. u''
The Senior Choir will p,s..,,
the Communion ri,ualistle m,.,,
and will feature a due, from STAT
er's crucifxion BY Messrs T IA,
ry Robinson and Harold Saith n.
March 70 Calvary" from the -c,u.
cinxion will b. played BY W,
Jessie Parrish as The professional
and occasional Of The service n,
Ernest W. II. johnson will s,,s,,
the singing and Mrs. Jessie Par.
rish will preside al the organ
Hymnals containing The entire
service will be provided for all
The pastor. Rev. Vim PECK WIN
will offciate urges all who have
applied and have Joined the church
since The frs; Sunday in Noyembe.
10 he in attendance
The public IL cordially invited 10
attend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
Power Of Habit"
Rev. Moore's Theme

.t IA 3. ..--l, : ne pro
II. y. - -.a. 4. vs.. day. oe-
49,. ~. Jesse : H3y:e pasIo'
~ - Hss-ss p ~ Z III.
t-f- - Impressive sernor
-acss -,.r IL hung. te
M. ;4 aEr 4. are deg
srl;'- - .r~Ae I'll. minc d.
-1. 81 r'ss q ma, i, retail
-.f.. .. -. pas sr- menu
s.-'e - c9t-.c' ~ lrf Detwe.t
-.s sas az ~ si.~se: the-.
d -u r9yc 4aoits All
ftt :f.s. lr..s C1l' lives
2. iff s31rs. f.r othe
ssc ~vt-c ~ 1e' CIV; etfor,s
III. Suluay Srny convened ~
s. a. II ~ Nar.cf 4. So
ies's ~ 6 80 = H. interesting
;cgrs ve-s ciscussec ii eech ce
~ iusr
t.s Seroa, VI o. quarterly
'.itts-sc's my ~, = prws
ntto.a,4
y ~. a..sr.oor nea. sunday
f-"y : ~ncu4at 8. Lvr.4s Ten
- " = z.ot cAu.ct vii
''ea<. src tit cno.r W, rsncrr
~ uuf.' rss-vt,oo! 3 ~..ccrns
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04

Usher Board Union
Entertain Mothers
At Wheatley Home

The City Usher Board Union en-
terained the aged mothers =, tie
Phyllis Whea,ley Home a. p u,
Thanks giving Day. Fourteen moth
ers were present and ninety-hve
nshers
a splendid program vas render
I'd and refreshments served 20 IN
delight OF all in attendance
Sunday. Nov 2s. The City Usher
Board Union met with the ushers OF
Macedonia Bsptis, Church. IN Cele.
brs;ion OF the ls;ters third ami
verssry Al roll call. l23 ushers
were present.
The Olives Usher Board received
The banner for attendance: King
Solomon usher board. the finance
banner
The mex; meeting will be held AZ
Israel Baptist Church. Sunday. Dec
u al p. N
A cordial invitation is extended
the public 10 attend these services
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
FOUR HUNDRED
SERVEDDINNER

Mc-e .har .orr hundred pei
s9us .rJcyec n. Thanksgiving din
.e' served lls thursday 81 th-
ir..-rat.cral Sp.-.,ualis, Mission
a. .69S Eusss stree: II was 3
r-es; day .: -eJoiclnr and hanks
Eirtr Dirrs-s were sent 70 NOR.
tas- .usr;y WIDOWS and need.
.s=.!l.s -pe-:y dollars vss rails.
&C src c!s.-iou;ec among Ter
ar les
re .seo-a'e a-l- was spon-
so-ed - =. pastor u chargs
Fs'hs- Y Or e-.e.snc ms band ..
~prk4-s
Associate ri-ls's-s present H.
r,acsc Fs,he- ~ n Baldwin. Pa
..+- 2 : Goodman Biscop M4cks-
~ i's.se- Y = sior.;ton Nicel
rt-r-ss, ir-a cas2r and many
o'-t- ;'c-r.s-t rsl-ch workers Il
TX -.-iy
S-- IS ga asc 4v4-y night.
- ~. Ssft-czr -irt's The pub
l . .l-rc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
PASTOR HURLS
CHALLENGE TO
LIVES

las: sandy r,o-r'nr Re' Nj
r.a.- M Dastc- preached 20 4
.l'e- t,.r' -ra-lor l.. ), Jot- G
n Z tp-ct VII, came gr 70
asa' Tx i eye q. ~ -zir
-. s;.--s fe' r.-act-c ss enough
- vas gag < - ia 4 II nls qs-
tt; r.s;rs ID. lat -hs; -
N9-.- A-raus ce.g-egAaor "a
v.or - p--acn-c 9. - .-evlo.s
sutcas gs's TT eve-v.t;rr BIZ
slst PSI; snc he, vss ry Il
.ssi, po~s-
Esv ~ a., y--acAso s-o- IL
su.9ac Wa: XXX Q. 4 re-is-
sxr AZ - =. oersr BY pointing
tr Ia: 10 ctu-ct st-onr s-rs
~. = reus -. = &C ,, y -
49, ;t,ee VI. w.. :, coz. =.
--rAc .As W. w cc-4
e.--,. - zee t'.-sra-s ~
: r.s-t .-cre -. rse-t. 3, SIS
psskrs' -t-.s-. az -r - rs
'-.e rs s-s ~ H~. ys-
80 - ~ r-ri-r a,4~, 4s-
{ ~.s ~ ~ IT, eY. ~.e--s
..-.sse6 - -.ffr
s. sS.s-e. rsa NE
s~.e 80
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
St. Paul A. M. E.
Jay and thene

Divine Knowledge will be- n.
subject from which Dr' Charleston
will preach Sunday morning 1916
Christian Forbearance' will "
the subject Of the evening sermon
7:45.
The Sunday School will convene
at s:15 a m. with Vim. Robinson as
superintendent.
DR.. W. f. Walker. choir and con.
gregation OF the Oak Grove A NJ
r Church will worship al 81. Paul
8 D. N.
The Jr Allen Christian Entes.
vor League will convene al , D.
with warren Harrison as presider;
and Rev p y Martin as superia-
tendent
The Senior League will convene
at $50 . m with Mrs Lola Scott
Williams rs president
Topic: ."Urreached Millions In
America" Luke 1910 Matt lii'-
81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
FINE MESSAGE
AT MACEDONIA

A great spiritual shower re-
freshed Macedonia Baptist Church
last sunday morning. Rev. II H.
Coleman. The pastor. pre4.ned a
stirring sermon from Heb 10 Il.
And their sins and iniquiiies will
] remember no more Many were
uplified b. the spiritual message.
A, 80 . N. Pastor Coleman
preached another splendid sermon.
from Matt, % 81 The speaker
said The great call for our ser
vice is not in walls, but wherever
human need is found for Jesus
says that Inasmuch as ye have
done /, 10 one OF the least OF these.
~ hath done 1, 10 me Therefore.
il is not hard 70 serve Gcd-~for He
performs all-shr- rsfac1fr tasks and
leaves little ones for us
All are always welcome n, Mace
donna Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
Ministers Alliance
To Hold Meeting

The INSTRUMENTATION Minis
,ers Alliance will NEE, Monday
Dec s. II m a, the 81. Antoine
Branch Y. NJ c. A.. s35 +. Eliza
beth stree,
A very fne program embracing
the structure ~ home. church and
community reconstruction will y.
presented
Dr Chas a Hill will lead ;'.o
dcvo'irns and give AK on Mn
is'etial Help Or Charleston and
pr ka.eier Will also apreaT on
~ efar
Niris'ers y al a., mr4iot
ntTwi ~ 'i'ta
The Detroit Tribune has the
lerges, circulation OF any Negro
newspaper In Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
Saint John Baptist
Church
sherman. at Russell

AZ he morning service las, sun
day. Rev Thomas preached from
ne text y sAw thee even when thou
was, under TIE fg tree subject.
-TN4 ty~s 2: re Lord In course
o. The message, q was pointed our
Fha; Christians should consider a
Gospel sermon a. treasure which
should be kept in the vaults q
memory 10 draw upon when need
ed The pastor also said. "A
Christian can-o; hide in the church
q Cod. because bis work will make
him shine l. WAS an im?res i've
sermon
The song II Don; Feel Noways
Tired, was rendered by Mrs. Eva
Thomas Music vas rendered BY
The choir under direction Of Clar-
ence Hightower.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
DR.. BRADBY'S
ANNIVERSARY
ENDS SUNDAY

The observance Of the 9Th ami.
versary o. Rev 4. L Bracby. pas
Tor Of Second Baptist Church, went
into SIS fourth week last Sunday
with the Rev Mrs. Hazel d Leo
nard bringing thoughtful and
helpful sermon 10 capacity audi
ence: In spite o. The ..rclenen,
weather. Women Day was a
blessed success !; can be safd lha,
II you want thing well done. IS
pec;ally IN the field o. religion. let
the women DO II
The financial efforts were a zig
ma success. the amour, Of Sl.ss2ss
being turned over 70 The treasury
a. The close OF Sunday nights ser
vice.
Sunday. Dec. 5th will bring 70 a
close the anniversary celebration
al which time DR. Brady will
preach the Golden Anniversary ser
mon for the willing workers Club
OF this city. This club is said 70 be
the Oldest charity organiza.ion the
race has in Detroit Seats viii be
reserved in the center aisle, q The
edihce until 1880 a n FOR mem
bers q this society
l. The afternoon the Loro's sup
per Will be served a, o'clock. The
evening services will be under The
auspices q The Krigh,s Of Py- hiias
The sermon being delivered ~ The
pastor
Every enc is cordially Invited 70
worship al Second Ba2.is, Caurch
Many VISITORS are presen, sas h
Sunday and TIE membership IS n
c-eas,ng all tie time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
FLUSH KIDNEYS OF POISONS
I'D STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS

icreY COLI, rA} asr-
~ 'ssssfs Ssr et'-
ostnts f.e8 Que
NAYS wyts yoall
't'a ,Hf'' " ~" fss> as ne
ss1'r'ne.y e''e"ise r.sfe'.r and
eHa's Nlu9laa' sfiYes exce-s uric
se.e 'f.,n re ,,ct ~t~. often
tar sygfafs'ita ~ JONI syony.
sfla'lra md Heufiiis
E4 ~ ssfe AMI yst GOLD
StDAl. Haa5len oil Capsules :
ihe prsinsl ana genuine tight
from iiaaflem 10 HOLLAND All
g'<s1 ill.gs afe Initiated Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
Central Bapt. Church
Closes Revival

fs..fa bsytls te-,. 1csl
bay'*s .. ~rlcr ~, 4 . Fsncy
,es.t' 'ipssc ,.ry sx.,sssiui
fef's fsm;~ ~ Scrcey evening
AA = rs rry Wa .c9ct-
80 - frstys ~ MsgYl' 't2us
- .,-s ~, s'rs. D4t-
Icy fyt' 'tr ,tr ~ill
StfsK m t sg,.f- rfbd
~ ~ yt ~ ye
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04

he sure you read the De'roi, T-i-
bune each week 1t is Michigan
outstanding Negro weekly paper.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-04-17

Now is the time for all good royalty buyers

sibIe. The winter months always bring
a certain amount of Encouragement.
There are times when the fields are
frozen up solid and when the Canadian
buyers are running no oil, and the Mon
tina refiners running but little oil,
that many people get the idea that the
oil industry has come to it's termination:
that there will never be any market for
oil. Thinking people know better. In
those times, THINKING people are
BUYERS. Those who do not think are
SELLERS. So it is that we have picked
up several FORTUNES i'm royalties dur
ing the last few months. Our purchases
will result in TWICE as much profit as
if they had been made during the sum-
mer months when wells were drilling
every hand, wells were producing
at capacity arid refiners buying full
quotas of oil. In boom times we must
pay more.
The day is at hand when we will have
to pay more for everything. BY fall we
expect to see the price of automobiles
increased by 20 per cent. FOOdstuffs,
clothing; everything will increase I'm price
before the end of the present year. as a
result of wage increases in all lines
of industry. The price of oil is
going up, for the same reason. Oil field
workers, refinery workers and others
must receive increases in pay to keep up
with the trend of the times. Naturally,
oil producers and refiners must get more
for their output to meet these added costs.
Does it not follow that the price (nOte
we did not say VALUE) Of royalties will
so up? The man who Is selling viii
measure his royalty in terms OF pairs of
shoes and OF automobiles and of sacks
of flour. He will HAVE TO receive
more than present prices.
Is it not apparent that NOW-before
prices go UPS the time to buy oil in
underground storage? Whatever oil is
produced in the future win sell for
MORE. Today we buy MORE barrels of
oil in underground storage for a given
dollar than we will be able to buy again,
perhaps in this lifetime; perhaps ever, If
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-04-17
Anv instalments due today?

ANY instruments due today?
No, dear, / think not.
Any payments due on the house,
the wireless set, the furniture, the
rugs, or the books?
Then I'VE $40 we don't need.
What do you say If we buy a new
car?
Model: 1.-THE artist made me pose
with a rifle in my hands"
Another: us he doing a picture
OF the WARP"
self"
Old Lady: You have a kind face.
What did they send you here for?
Prisoner: I got twenty years for
robbing my kid brothers bank.
Old Lady: Twenty years just for
that?
the First National.
Beneath this stone lies Murphy,
They buried him today;
He lived the life of Riley
While Riley was away.
John, Im sure heard mouse
squeak"
We'll, what do you want me to
do. get up and oil it?"
Dolly came home after her first
day in school.
Nv hat did they teach you?'
mot much" replied the child,
I've got to go again"
Sherlock Holmes: All, Watson, 1
see you have on your winter under
wear.
Watson Marvellous, Holmes Mar
velous! How did you ever deduce
that?
Holmes: Your forgot your pants. /
She was just communists
daughter, and everyone got his
share.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-04-17

An Englishman was seing Amerf-
can dancing for the first time. He
seemed greatly impressed, and after
lengthy pause inquired, i say,
old fruit, they marry afterward,
don't they7"
He-''There seems to be some
thing wrong with the motor"
G. o. 7. M. (Girl of the Moment)
Don't be foolish; wait until we
get off the main road"
Young people nowadays
don't need chaperons on parties"
He-''Naw! What they need is
referees"
Him: "If 1 had a million dollars
do you know where I'd be?"
Her: I'm sayi You'd be on OUR
honeymooni"
Will: 81 saw two Of your old girls
talking. wonder what they were
saying about yOu?"
Bill: "Oh. they probably had a
hot to hot talk"
Father: "And to think that
mortgaged the house to send my boy
to college and all he does is go out
with girls, drink and smoke"
Croney: do you regret h?"
Father: Eyes. I should have gone
myself
why is a well built girl like
three ring circus?"
"I'n bite. Why is she?"
Because a man doesn't know
where to look first
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-04-17

Few people realize the Importance of
the TIME ELEMENT in royalty in
vestments, as well as in market trading.
The most successful persOns-thOse
who make fOrtmes-are the ones who
buy at the LOW and sell at the HIGH.
The rule is so simple that it needs no
emphasis, yet it is a peculiar fact that
the public at large insists on BUYING
at the high and SELLING at the low.
In royalties we feel that it is the de-
sire for THRILL that leads people TO
buy at the wrong time. They will sacri-
flee VALUES for ACTION. A dry hole
may be drilled i'm a field such as Cut
Bank or Kevin-Sunburst or, for that
matter, any field in the country, in an
area where large wells are the rule
People will run away from that dry hole,
even though adjacent tracts are all pro-
ducing. The man who OWNS royalty near
il will sell out cheaply. The reason is
that there are no buyers. On the other
hand, it seems perfectly apparent that
the time to BUY is when others are
unduIy discouraged.
This is one organization that has tried
to capitalize the reverse English Where
we have been backed up by good geOlO-
gy and sufficient information regarding
areas of encouragement for our invest
ments. We have bought for 81 proper
ties that would otherwise have cost 500
per cent mOre-and that in itself was
big profit on the venture In other words
If a royalty value is going to go to $40
the man who buys for So an acre point
is certainly better off than the man who
buys at $40, even though they own ex-
actIy the same share OF royalty Forget
ting the trading idea, 1T is equally APP
parent that If a royalty is going to
produce 800 worth of oil, the man who
pays 81 for It is far better off than the
man who pays "a to SO or $40 or any
other greater sum. It is the ratio of
the yield TO the cost price that de-
termines the success of the investor
For the past few months we have been
capitalizing the NEGATIVE features OF
the oil industry, to make a greater pro
fit than would have otherwise been pos
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-04-17
BEARDSLEE GETS
lContlued from Page one)

O'Laughlin-T Thompson No. 4, NE
SEA NWA 33-35-3W, south of Full
ton, is drilling again, at 1880 feet,
having been shut down during the
winter
CrumIey-Shaw No. II, Sc NV 4
NE4 35-36-2W, is drilling, 1900.
w. S. Mcknight has started a
second we'll on the GundersOn farm,
in center west line SEA NV a
19-35-2W, near his recently COM
pleted producer.
Ogden Kevin-ZachOr No. z, Sc
SWA NWA 2O-S5-1W, will resume
next week. It stands at 225.
Pfabe & neutrality-suspicious. No.
II, CSL SEA SEA 19-35-2W, was
dry at 15OO-152S.
Welsh Brothers ran the bailer in
the IArunm No. 1 we'll, SW SWA
NEA 25-36-2W, and found $50
feet of oil and half a bailer of
water in the hole. They will shoot
the Sunburst sand in an effort TO
make a producer.
Lamont Petroleum spotted a well
on the Van Noe farm, NE NE a
NWA 3O-35-2W, and drilling con-
tract has been awarded to Pfabe
G. Engleking, who are moving rig.
Nepstad & Vanderpas are moving
machine onto SOlberg No. 2, C
SWH NEA 29-35-3W, on the west
side.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-04-17

there is any such thing as an exhaustion
Of oil reserves, as claimed by 'cOnser-
vatiOnists.''
The way to buy oil in underground
storage is to buy royalties. The way to
get lowest prices is to buy NOW ahead
OF initiation.
This organization is now engaged in
the greatest buying program of its his
tory. 1t will result, we believe, in the
greatest profit we have ever known from
a single venture-even greater than our
success In South Cut Bank. We are TAX
ing advantage of an array of geological
evidence which leads us to believe that
we are dealing in a gusher area, where
flowing wells viii be the rule.
With every ounce of our energy and
every dollar of our funds we are buying
as many royalties as possible before the
price of these royalties is advanced We
have tied up every available low priced
royalty with full knowledge that when
this royalty is placed among our MEM
bers, we will thereafter have to pay from
SO per cent to $50 per cent more Nor
will we stop buying unttI-as in portions
of Cut Bank field-we find the price is
beyond the place where we can see an
adequate return on our investment.
However, we have-actuaIIy-mOr
royalties than we can handle. We have
royalties tied up that win tax the buying
power of your entire membership, to
handle them all. We need new MEM
bers, in some instances, to help us swing
some of the larger purchases which have
been coming too fast" for some OF our
members.
This is the one period of great OppOr-
tunity in our history. IL any wishes to
join us at this time, he win have greater
opportunity for large and quick profits
than ever before. Those who are not
familiar with the subject of royalties will
be given a good working knowledge of
the subject before being allowed TO par
ttcipate In these purchases. We invite
others to join us at this time. Details
win be furnished to those who apply.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-04-17
NEW ToPo MAPs JUST oUT

The Library of the Montana Oil
& Mining Journal is in receipt OF the
newly issued Typographical maps of
Lake Frances, in Pondera and Gla-
cier counties, Ruby River, Madison
county and Thompson Falls, Sanders
and Lincoln counties, Montana.
These are the latest maps issued
by the U. s. G. S., and are avail
able for inspection by miners and
oil operators, or copies may be OBJ
tanned from the Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing
Office, Washington, D. c., at 10
cents per copy.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-04-17
wINIFRED GAS & OIL

Articles of Incorporation were fill
ed by the Winifred Gas and Oil
company, organized by Edward
Carlson E o. Kendschy H. E. Hall,
James Mackenzie and Leroy A.
Merryfield. all of LewistOwn. Head
quarters for the new company to
prospect, explore, drill for and
produce petroleum and to operate
refineries, will be at LewdstOwn.
Capital stock of the firm is listed
at 100000 divided into 100000
shares at 81 each. Zach of the
founders has subscribed one share
of stock.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-04-17

Barber: Was your tie red when
you came In here
Customer: No, it wasn't.
Barber: Goshl
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-04-17

would 70 be a troupe OF armless
fan-dancers.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-04-17

II saw Mary today. Haven't seen
her for ten years"
Has she kept her lovely figure?"
Kept It Why, she's doubled
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-04-17
ROOsEvELT. OIL MAN

FORT WORTH, TeNas-EIIiott
Roosevelt, son of the president, re-
ported Thursday that a producing
oil we'll has been brought in on the
Ed Hughes ranch in Crane county,
Texas. The test was sponsored by
young Roosevelt, his brother James
and associates.
The well, the John D. Hertz No
lib. flowed 100 barrels of oil
Wednesday in a five-hour test after
1000 gallons of acid had been drop
ped into the 2,120-fOOt hole.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-04-17
NOSE WAGNER LEAVING

Nose Wagner, production super
intendent of Glacier Production COM
pany has been transferred to a SINH
lar position with United States Gas,
an E. B. & s. subsidiary, in Louis
lana. He has been identified with
and Cut Bank op-
erations for the past decade. The
transfer was made necessary by Mrs.
Wagner's health. They will leave
for their new home on April 81.