davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-06-29

Valencia, JUNO 29,-El mi
historic de defensa di6 aver la
noticia de que un hidroavi6n a
leman atac6 un aaroplano del
gobierno espahol, frente al Ca
30 de Palos, en- horas del medic
liza, siendo derribado ell apara.
to leal Y pereciendo uno de sus
tripulantes, Sc libr6 ell combate
en- ell Mediterraneo, EN- un lugar
a Is millas de Cartagena.
La nota Official, que prueba la
conducta alevosa del gobierno
aazi, dice como sigue: AL ne
diodia un aeroplano Dornier
lie la base de Alcazares fue alta
ado al noroeste de Cabo Palos
Dor un hidroavi6n bimotor a.
leman. Durante ell combate ell
Dornier Sc incendi6, recogiendo
a los cuatro tripulantes ell va
ltor ingles "Naislea Manor,
|que les llev6 a Cartagena donde
ingresaron en- un hospital; dos
fueron trasladados u Alcazares.
Ell jefe del aerodromo fue ms
truido por ell ministro a visitar
al captain del vapor y darie las
gracias en- nombre del gobierno
por su generosa ayuda."
Las milicias leales en- ell fren-
tie de Madrid sc preparan para
la nueva amenaZada ofensiva
facciosa. Los fascistas han trai
do tropas, situando algunos des
tacamentos en- las posicionest
que tienen en- ell distrito de la
Casa de Campo. Por orden del
General Jose Miaja han sido re-
forzadas las lineas leales, pero
no Sc esperan ataques de impor-
tancia hasta que cese la campa-
ma del frente del Norte.
La posici6n de las milicias
leales en- el frente vasco ha ST.
do vigorizada.
Ell exito de la aviaci6n leal en-
su campaha contra los aer0pla
nos itaiianos y alemanes del
La gaceta., 1937-06-29
UN MANIATICO VIOLO Y
A TRES nj
MAS, LA MAYOR DE NUE.
VIE AMOS

I~nglewood, Cal, JUNO 29.-
La policia busca hoy en- Califor
mia Y la naci6n al salvaje o loco
que viol6 y asesin6 a las nifias
Melba Everett, de 8 amos; su
hermana Madeline de 7, y Jea-
nette Stephens, de 8 cuyos ca
daveres fueron encontrados en-
los monies de Baldwin. Como ell
supuesto asesino la policfa bus
ca hoy a Leroy Strong, de Pasa
dena, identificado por una her
mana de las niias Everett.
Ell DIR. Wagner, en- un deta-
llado informe, asegura que las
ninas fueron violadas primero
y despues estranguladas.
Strong es un desequilibrado,
de malos antecedentes, que hace
pocos dfas trat6 de violar a una
joven de ID amos, Jane Arthur.
Haskell Wright, director del
parque de recreo de Cintinella,
dijo a la policia luego de yer un
retrato, que Strong es ell hon.
bre a quien el vic hablando con
las niias antes de que estas de-
saparecieran. Olive Everett, de
IL amos dijo a la policfa que
ella habfa visto al hombre en-
conversation con sus hermann
tas.
La gaceta., 1937-06-29

Sietamos, Arag6n, JUNO 20.
Hay quietud en- ell frente de
Huesca y TODD indica que exis-
tira, salvo que los rebeldes alta
quen, durante alg1n tempo.
Las operaciones leales de la Sc
mana pasada han terminado y
ha sido possible obtener una
clara idea de 10 sucedido visi-
tando ell lugar de la accion.
Vista en- su propia luz, la
ofensiva fue meramente para
probar la resistencia de los fac
ciosos v las posibilidades para
acci6n futura. Por 10 que a ga
nancfas territoriales concierne,
debe considerarse como que
no ha pasado NADIA de impor-
tancia.
Alg1n terreno ha cambiadc
de manos, pero en- total las po-
siciones siguen siendo las mis-
mas del pasado s~eptiembre.
La principal lecci6n ha sido
la misma que Sc aprendi6 en-
la Casa de Campo, en- Madrid,
Y en- las montanas de Guada-
rrama hace tres semanas.
Durante ell invierno los re-
beldes abrieron trincheras v
fortificaron, y en- el presente
estado de la guerra es solo po-
sible hacer avances importan-
tes atacando con grandes fuer-
zas, con apoyo de la aviaci6n
e intensa preparation con la
artillerfa.
Como La operation de Hues-
ca fue solo un estudio, nadie
esperaba ganancias considera-
bles.
BESIDE las Tomas que rodean
a Huesea los periodistas logra
ron apreciar bien toda la po-
sici6n. Huesca esta en- ell CEN
tro de una llanura con monta-
mas v pequenas colinas a 81 al
rededor, con la exception del
noroeste, por donde CORE la
dos como hacendados y sujet0s
por 10 tanto a una rdbaja de
sos en- sus Quotas.
La gaceta., 1937-06-29

Varias personals nos pregun-
taron hoy por telefono 81 Ell Co
mite Popular Democratico re-
coge papel de plomo para man
darlo a New York, Espana y
3tros lugares.
Debemos informar a esos Sc
nores que ell Comite Popular De
mocratico no reaoge papel de
plomo nj realiza actos contra
rios a la ley de neutralidad.
ST alguien recoge plomo ahi,
10 hace por su propia voluntad.
Eel Comite sabe cuales son sus
2tribuciones Y no desconoce que
existe TIN embargo de armas,
municiones Y material de que
IRA.
Los que recogen ell papel de
plomo 10 hacen por su cuenta y
riesgo, aunque es possible que 10
acumulen para utilizarao atqui,
IN cuyo case nos parece que ac-
5uan dentro de la legalidad.
La gaceta., 1937-06-29

Use atrevera Ell comite de no.
Intervention a mantener ell pre-
sente estado de cosas, de inter-
venci6n favorable a los fascis-
has y sus aliados?
Hacerlo, por tenor a Italia
Y Alemania, equivaldria a AFRO
jar miles de toneladas de fan
go sobre el derecho internacio-
nal Y sobre la dignidad de las
Is naciones que componen csc
comite.
i,Manten dra Eden, Ell despreo
cupado Eden, la norma inglesa
de 'spaz a TODD trance, la mis-
ma que Sc aplicara a Ethiopia?
La gaceta., 1937-06-29

Dej6 de existir aver la Sra.
Elizabsth w. Dfaz, esposa de
Henry M. Diaz, del 1926 de la
Gale East Emma. AdemAs de
su esposo lie sobreviven su ma
dire y otros familiares.
La gaceta., 1937-06-29
C

Falleci6 aver ell fabricante de
tabacos Henry l.. Roberts, de
IA amos, dueno de la fabrica que
lleva su nombre.
LIE sobreviven su viuda, un
Henry L. Roberts, Jr., tres
hermanas v TN hermano.
La gaceta., 1937-06-29

mo seria possible negar que
es hijo de mujer csc individuo
que en- California viol6 Y asesi-
no a tres nifias?
iSonroja ell pensar que tai
monstruo naci6 en- los E. Uni
dosi
La gaceta., 1937-06-29

Antonio Franco, de Ocala, ia
lleci6 aver en- un hospital local.
Ell cadaver recibira sepultura
en- ell cementerio del Centre Es-
panol.
La gaceta., 1937-06-29

Empez6 aver la ceremonia de
firmar ell Convenio en- la ofici-
ma de la Association de Fabri-
cantes de tabacos.
Hasta las A de la tarde ma
.bfan firmado IL seiores manu-
factureros.
Esperase que hoy 10 haga la
firma de Regensburg, la que de-
bera recibir TN permiso de la
oficina de New York.
Los torcedores firmaran des-
pues, en- segundo lugar.
La gaceta., 1937-06-29

Mariana empezaremos a ipU-
blicar las lecciones en- idioma
italiano que vienen tomando los
fascistas de la retaguardia.
Hemos podido conseguir esas
lecciones por medic de un tia
liano antifascista que Sc las
quito a uno fascista, ademas de
pegarle tres puntapies.
Vamos a dar hoy la primera
reiabra de esas lecciones: DU-
CE.
Quiere este decir que los es-
pafoles fascistas de la vanguar-
dia Y la retaguardia han de a.
prender primero, antics que
pasar a otras cosas, la "palabra
sagrada": DUCE.
La gaceta., 1937-06-29

Ahora la CLIO es ell coco.
La calificada de comunista, te-
rrorista ETC., etc..
ESQ mismo decfan antics de o.
tras organizaciones obreras, sin
excluir a la Federation Ameri-
cana.
La gaceta., 1937-06-29

"Esspana-ha dicho 'el Duce
de los fascistas-sera la tumba
lei bolseviquismo.
La 'hiena llama bolseviques a
los hombres que aman la liber-
tad.
Una montana de embustes,
lie calumnias contra un pueblo
que dafiende los derechos ada
quiridos en- las urnas, en- justa
democratica Y republican,.
La gaceta., 1937-06-29

dos como hacendados y sujetOs
por 10 tanto a una rdbaja de
50% en- sns Quotas.
La gaceta., 1937-06-29

el ignominioso go
IN no ha plantea-
6nsidente".
DIS, los niazis alta
f6rden, como hicieron en-
Ia, ientontaes recurren a la
amenaza y despues al bombar-
dec de las poblaciones ihdefen-
sas.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15

oil in the hole, coming from the top of the
lime. In the early history of the field, when
operators were thinking in terms of thous-
and-barrel wells, this well was abandoned as
dry" An equal showing elsewhere in the
field is today good for 100-barrel well.
through application of hydrochloric acid, OPP
orators say.
The Browning-32 WE'LL southwest of Sun
burst, is not far from wells which likewise
had good showings when drilled in pioneer
days
The Capitol Oil Co. test northeast of the
field is local structure mapped by c. L. En-
mons, pioneer Montana geologist, who ex-
poets a Sunburst sand pool, but farther east
and south another block of acreage is under
lease whereon a test to the lime is proposed
There are thousands of undrilled locations
in Kevin-Sunburst field which are virtually
certain of production but owing to market
conditions operators are not drilling many
wells in the proven area. Instead, they are
trying to prove up large blocks of outside ac-
reage which under modern production meth
DDS may offer all the promise of profit af-
forded by a wildcat, yet with fraction of
the risk usually involved in a wildcat test
on new structure.
Logs of all outlying wells around Kelvin
Sunburst are now being closely scrutinized
to determine both showings of oil and evil
dence of local structure.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15
Wildcat Drilling Campaign
Sweeps Around North Field

A campaign to build up reserves of oil as
basis of future fortunes is in progress on
practically every side of Kevin-Sunburst field
with all active Independents participating.
West, northwest, southwest, south, north,
northeast and east, operators are taking lease
blocks in areas which were considered CON
DENIED before the coming of methods of acid
ization whereby dry holes are frequently con-
verted into oil wells by use of acid on the lime
Wells northwest and northeast are already
drilling, each classified as a wildcat"
At least six other wells, all two or more
miles from production, are definitely schedul-
ed to be drilled, in widely separated areas.
One we'll is to be on the "Aloe Nose" three
miles south of production, in the vicinity of
the Guarantee wells which had nearly enough
oil to be commercial under old methods A
Shelby group is financing this test.
Near the town of Aloe, five miles south
of Kelvin, another well is to be drilled near
the Miller well, first test in this area, which
had considerable OIL
1t is understood that another south test will
be drilled directly south of the Queen City
pool on a local high" that has long been
not far from the Kitchener wells
on the DeGroat farm.
Northwest of Kelvin, near the old Gordon
Campbell MacGowan we'll in Section 1886
3W, a test is scheduled by virtue of the fact
that the Campbell well had some 500 feet of
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15
new TEST
STARTING on
POPLAR DOM {

John w. Schmidt Of Anoka, MINI.
was a visitor in Great Falls last
week reporting that he Is starting a
test we'll on Poplar anticline on
the Frue ranch, five miles northwest
of the town of Poplar.
The Poplar anticline was mapped
by the U. S. Geological Survey in
1921, and has been passed upon by
many prominent biologists includ-
ing W. T. Thorn, w. P. Woodr1ng,
c. D. Smith, Eugene Stebinger, A.
L. Becky, C. M. Bauer, A. ]. Col
her, and E. B. EmTdck.
In 1928 a group of Poplar BUSH
ness men financed a test well which
was drilled by the Pioneer OH &
Gas company in Section IS, Town
ship q, Range SIZE. A diamond core
(COntlnued on Page Five)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15
OPERATORS
FILE kelvin
STATE LAND

Oil and gas leases on two tracts
within Kevin-Sunburst field were
sold at public sale by the stete land
office during the past week.
Casper T. Oien, prominent indie
pendent operator of Oilmont, bid in
800 acres described as the north
half of section 16-34-2W, known as
the Crumley lease. located one mile
south OF the famous Queen Cityq
pool. 1t is understood that opera
tors are getting a block of leases
in the district with the view to COM
pleting a well with acidiZation
methods in an area that is other
wies condemned. There is a local
thigh" in the area, mapped by sub
surface records and wells in the
area, and several wells had shows
of oil, particularly the well on the
corner of Section 1884
2W, John E. Mohfatt farm, had a
large showing OF oil together with
a flow of gas.
The second state lease sold was
500 acres in Section 16-37-3W, bid
in by c. Earl Croker. Croker has
been interested in Canadian oil de-
velopment for several years. This
lease purchase indicates his inten-
ton to re-enter Kevin-Sunburst The
tract is north of the Browning-S2
we'll now drilling.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15
LAST BAKER
we'll makes
IFS BARRELS

Pumping equipment is in success
full use in the two deep wells N
Baker field and both viii be pro-
duced for three months or more 10
Determine the future plans for de-
velopment, according to announce
ment OF Officials OF Montana Dakota
Utilities company OF Minneapolis.
Oil was encountered, together
with water. at the e1O0 foot horizon
in both deep wells drilled south of
Baker. The second well. known
as No. 3, Is making $50 barrels Of
fluid daily OF which ITS barrels
is oil and as much water. This is
coming from the top of the Madison
lime It has not yet been acidized,
all efforts having been devoted to
the effort to shut off the water.
The No. / well, 5000 feet south
OF the No. 3, produces a small
amount of oil from $500 feet, be-
lieyed to be Devonian lines below
the Madison lime. This is the only
well In Montana producing from a
horizon below the Madison lime.
Available storage at this we'll has
been filled and the well at present
is shut In. Plans for reopening
the No. / well at the 6,7O0-foot
horizon will be deferred until this
horizon has been tested for several
months at well No. 3.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15
NORTH BLOCK
INDIANLAHD
Up FOR BIDS

Notice of sale of Indian leases on
possible oil lands in the northern
part of the Blacldeet Indian reser-
walton is printed in this edition of
the journal, announcing a sale to
be held next Friday, May 81, at
the agency office at Browning.
There is one tribal tract of 1920
~ acres in Sections IL, 10, IA, in
Twp. 35N-SW and in sections 8, 8,
Is, 16, II, 20, 21, %, %, 26,
q, %, 35 and 36 in Twp. S6N-SW.
There are 10 tracts of allotted
lands of from 40 to 500 acres Of
fered, in Sections 17-36N-8W and
section 10, IL, IA, Is, 8, 35,
and "a in Township 35N-8W total
ing about 2740 acres. The two
tracts cover 1O.16O.72 acres.
These leases are in Chalk Butte
district and the sale was initiated
by the group of California operators
who financed the drilling on Del
Bonita structure. The regional ge-
olOgy discIoses that the Del Bonita
fold or nose" crosses the Interna-
tional border and comes up onto the
Arch in the district de-
scribed by this block Of acreage
It is understood that a well is TO
be started immediately, if these
people are successful in bidding in
the leases, and production Is ex-
pected at the Madison lime, which
is the Del Bonita horizon. The
tribal contract requires drilling OPP
erations WITHIN 100 days of APPROX
al of the lease, with completion
within a year and thereafter, If the
test we'll is productive, to keep at
least one string of tools operating
continuously. completing at least
two wells each year until at least
rs many wells have been drilled as
there are 40 acres in the lease.
The tribal council retains the GUS
bomary 12h per cent royalty.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15
SUNSHINE WELL
not IMPROVED
BY NITRO SHOT

A shot Of nitro glycerin failed to
help the Sunshine we'll on Del Bon
ha structure. The hole is In such
mechanical shapa that II was i@spos-
gible to effectively acidize H, so
the outlook Is none too good. ac-
cording 10 Montana scouts returning
firm the south Alberta field.
The Del Bonita had 80 gravity
sweet" crude at the top OF the
Madison lime. That fact is of great
interest 10 operators who are seek
ing similar crude on the northwest
edge of win-Sunburst field, with
the north slope of Cut Bank field
in between the Kelvin producers and
the Del Bonita showingB.
The next well on Del Bonita struc-
ture will be northwest OF the Sun
shine we'll.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15
BORDER TEST
SPOTTED BY
MODEL OILS

Announcement of location of an
important test on the Canadian
American border was made this week
by Model Oils of Canada, north Of
the West Butte of the Sweetgrass
Hills, Toole county.
Location is on the Fey ranch in
NEH SWA 5-37N-3E. not far from
wells drilled % years ago by Of
ficiaIs of Anaconda Copper Mining
company who were then seeking a
gas supply for Anaconda smelters.
The so-called Anaconda wells found
showimgs of oil where gas was ex-
pected, SO were abandoned. The
structure is to be known as the
Anaconda structure" It Is a
structural nose south and east
of the great Rogers-Imperia gasser,
which rates as the largest gasser in
the British Empire. Rig will be
moved Immediately and the we'll
completed without delay to the
Madison lime. 1t will doubtless get
the Cut Bank sand horizon, which
sand is believed present In the
Hills.
The we'll was spotted Tor Model
Oils by Geologist e. Byers Bmrick
of Conrad The Model was inter
ested in the structure by Leo P.
Sweeney Of Calgary, formerly with
the Maple Leaf refinery at COutbs.
The acreage was leased up by John
Reynolds of Great Falls, discoverer
Of Bow Island gas field In Alberta
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15
SECOND SHOT
OF ACID GETS
90-BBL. we'll

Eighteen strings of tools were
working in Kevin-Sunburst field
during the past week, marking
record activity for the past five
years.
Acid again had the spotlight In
the weeks developments, Te-acidi-
zation making on excellent well for
the Shaver oil company on its
Shaver lease in the south central
part of the field. Shayer-Shaver No.
2 well, reported at 10 barrels fol-
lowing first acidization was Civ
en- a second shot" After recovering
the oil used in treating, the we'll
pumped so barrels in "a hours. Its
owners believe that 1t will make
considerable more than so barrels
per day when it Is put on steady
production. Location is in Sc SW Il
NEA 11-34-2W.
This company's No. 8 well did
not respond to acid in the lime so
was plugged back to the Sunburst
sand as a commercial gasser. LO-
cation Is NV SEA NEA 11-34-2W.
Agan-Krause No. 1, Sc SEA SEA
9-S5-3W. reported at 10 barrels, was
finally plugged back to the Sun
burst sand at 1890 and completed
as gasser.
BeardsIee-swears No. @, SW SEX
NWA 9-35-2W, is drilling at 600.
Big West-Dahiquist No. z, NV
NwA NEA 21-35-sW, drilling,
1910.
Observation-Disclosures NO. 1 NV
NWH NEA 21-36-sW, drilling,
$50.
Consolidated Gas-Northern Ex-
plOration No. 4, CSL SEX NWK
29-35-2W, drilling. 1850.
Nepstad & VandeFpas-SOlberg No.
2, SWh NEH 29-35-SW, drilling.
1910.
Parron-Hugi No. 1 sw NEA
NWK 11-S5-3W, drilling, 1925.
scOtland-McNamer No. 4, NEA
SWA 29-S5-3W. drilling, 1920.
WatsOn-Leach No. 2, NE NEH
NEK 31-35-SW, drilling. 1900.
CapitOl-Pace No. SEA sen
27-36-1W, developed crooked hole
at $50, skidded seven feet and is
drilling again at 80 feet.
K. C.. Carney -StOckmen's No. 4,
OWL SEA NEH 11-35-2Ws drill
ling, 500.
CrIEmIey e ArOnsOn-Jarret No. 2,
C SEA NEA 29-35-2W, drilling,
500.
Crumley-Shaw No. 70, Sc NWA
35-36-2W, spudding.
New Era FueI-Goeddertz No. 4,
CIVIL NEH sWA 12-35-3Wb drill
ling, 900.
The Waite we'll in Sec. 13-35-2W,
a 5-barrel stripper, Is reported max
ing 100 barrels per day after acid
ization.
Fred Plat OF Shelby with Frank
Bell OF Butte started a well this
week on the R0seeh permit half a
tcOntiaued on Page Etvsl
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15
BR0ADvIEW
IS READY TO
START HOLE
Az p. al BnNLER

BILLINGS-A1l material is on
the ground, the derrick is up and
boilers in place on the Broadview
Dome Oil company Halbiter No. /.
H. ]. HacIworth. superintendent in
charge, says I'VE are running our
water lines and and piping for our
gas fuel so that It will only be a
few days now until we have the
old mill grinding"
Drill Seven Mile
Mrs. P. Dickerson reported on
her recent arrival from Butte that
Mr.. Dickerson has gone to Helena,
Great Falls and Lewistown, making
initial preparations to move their
rig on location on Seven-mile anti
cline, East of A1zada, about 200
miles east Of Billings. Mrs. Dick
erSon reports also that they have
ali the equipment on It's way to the
field and upon Mr.. Dickerson's ar
rival at Alzada, be will proceed to
get up cook shacks and necessary
housing for the crew. Mr.. Dicker-
son has a 10.O00-acre block in Sew
en-mile antidldne area.
Byron Field
The rig Is up and the machinery
Continued on Page Fivel
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15
FIGHT GAMING SHALES

The Model oils-FTallom test
(gormerly Clinch-Nordon) on South
Waller structure, in NV corner IL
2SN-6W, this week made hole to
24OO feet, fighting caving shales in
the red beds of the Kootenai. It
Is probable That the 8-inch casing
will have to be run and under
reamed TO the top of the Cut Bank
sand. First red beds were found
at 2s10. TenInch pipe Is set ct
220O.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15

fhe COrrfgeuX was On On tnfSs
compilations this week in Cut Bank
Glacier Production company's Fullei
No. 2, c NWA SEA 17-33I5W, had
Cut Bank sand from 2940 to 296t
and drilled one foot into the Ellis
to 2977 and oil rose 1000 feet. Il
swabbed so barrels during the frs
"a hours.
The third completion was Dakota
Montana-Tribal 1876 No. 4, NV "A
NEA 15-34-6W. This well had
Cut Bank sand from 1910 to 2945
and drilled into the Ellis to 1850.
OH rose 800 feet and it swabbed
AZ barrels in "a hours.
Six new locations were announced
during the week, as follows:
TexacO Unit Nine No. A. G NE "a
NWH 9-32-5W, rig up.
TexacO-Hardwick No. 2, C NE Il
SEX 17-32-5W, location.
Tarrant-R eichOff No. 4, NE NE "A
SEX 22-32-6W, offsetting the Chat
terton-Patterson producer on the
south, has rig up, $50 feet from
the line. This is the third well to
start in the extreme southwest por-
ton of the field, and furnishes still
another offset TO Blackfeet Indian
tribal lands.
Montana HeadIight-BFittOn No. 5,
Sc SWA NEA 14-34-6W, spudded
May 10. It is $50 feet back from
the line on either side.
Glacier production made the two
other locations, given above.
Fourteen other strings of tools
were active in the field.
Armand Hutchins Federal Land
Bank No. 2, NE SEA SWA 11-34-
6W, drilling, 2100.
Crumley-AlIOtted liz No. 2 G
NWH SWA 6-32-5W, drilling, HOO
Cut Bank Oil Trust-Yunck No. 4,
Sc sen SEA 23-S4-6W. drilling,
227O.
Glacier PrOductiOn-O'B No. 2,
C NWA SWA 32-34-5W, drilling,
$40.
Lee-Davis No. 1, SEX Sc 1892
6W made $40 feet OF hole with
cable tools during the week and is
drilling at 1575. This is one of the
three wells drilling in the southwest
extension.
Nadeau-Farmers st. Bank No. A,
SW SEA NEA 17-33-5W, drilling,
985.
Pardu-Anderson No. 4, SEA
SWA 31-32-5W, southernmost we'll,
is drilling at 700, where 10% inch
pipe was set.
Santa Rita-RasmussOn No. 4, c
NEA SWA 32-33-5W, is coring,
at 1880.
TexacO-Sec. o Unit No. 8, SEA-
SWA 9-32-5W, drilling, 1850.
WaIgren-BrittOn No. 2, c SEA
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-15
Hidden Dome Properties
Involved In Bales Option

BINGS-An option signed delivered late Saturday
afternoon May by j. W. Bales for the Bales Oil
Trust giving E. A Beeer Billings option Of all right title
Oil Trust the Hidden Dome field
Worland, Wyoming.
been negotiations under way the past months
and W. Bales for deal for the
Bales Oil Checking of potena has been under
way little closer viii be made before closing
Price and terms were available it is reliably
ported the total price will reach the million mark
where between $80OOOOO and $OO0OO0O0 part cash and part
out Of oil production.
The Hidden field IS 1870 miles south and little east of
of Billings in central Wyoming The field has been
dncing for several years.