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ODDS AND ENDS-When Janet
GaynOr nOUed into dressing room at
the Selznick-internationdl studio to
start tOork on a neto picture, the only
personal furnishings she brought along
ioere lots and lots OF photographs Of
Tyrone Potoer :. Only feto days be-
fore Tyrone had cOnfded TO Leila
Hyams that she ,oas the only motion
picture star he eUer t0rOte fan letter
to Child labor LatcS stand in the
tooy OF Bobby Breen's personal appear
dnces in some cities. So as no. to dis
appoint fans, he stands in the lobby and
greets the customers iChereUer he is
not aIlOi0ed 10 appear on the stage D..
Wa5ne Morris has named his net0 DO-
lice dog kid Calahad'
q Western Newspaper Union.
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Dream Coincidence.
TWICE-FAMED

George Louis Pamela Busson
Du Maurier was born in London
Of French parents, who had fed
from Paris during the Reign of
Terror. George was versatile as
a boy, and developed into an art
list Of twin skills. His pen and
ink sketches, conveying a deli
cate social satire, were a regu-
lar feature Of Punch for years.
AS a novelist he is well known
for "Trilby," a story OF BOhe-
milan life in the Latin quarter.
and for Peter IbbetsOn."
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-03-31
Ind Tuukins' Idea Of Fame

Jud Tunkins says fame just nat.
urally comes to some people.
George Washington got more credit
for chopping cherry tree than
anybody else could get for breaking
up a cord of wood.
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tographers, turned
soft-hearted recently
and helped them get
some pictures Of
Bing Crosby. Bing
fatty refuses to pose
for news pictures
before or after his
broadcasts. He usu-
ally wears an old
sweater or a shirt
open at the neck
and he is afraid that
too much attention
might be called TO
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1938-03-31

BY the time Universal gets around
to making their first picture star
ring Charlie Mccarthy, Shirley
Temple may be old enough to play
the leading role. First Irene Dunno
was supposed to play the lead. Then
Margaret SULLIVAN was engaged.
Now the latest word is that Andrea
Leeds, the pretty heroine of THE
Goldwyn Follies," is going to have
the fun of making the picture.
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FEATURE
Tragic Diary
Of Prisoner
Clears Name
By ELIZABETH c. JAMES

LAVE you ever read Peter H.
L l. betson," by George du Mau.
rier?
The story is in diary form, sup
posedly written during Peters twen-
ty-ffth year in prison. He described
his parents, Monsieur and Madam
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Pasquier, and his
pleasant childhood
in Paris. Unusually
sensitive to beauty,
even as a boy he
felt magic in the
presence of his love
ly mother. His diary
relates incidents
concerning a little
invalid, Mimsey,
who was his play
mate, and whose
imagination idolized
Gogo, as she called
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Eligible for Carnegie Hero Medal

Men and women who follow
peaceful vocations on land and sea
of the United States. Canada, and
Newfoundland, and who perform
heroic acts are eligible for rewards
of the Carnegie Hero Fund commits.
sion.
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Named Tombstone. Ariz,

Ed Schieffelin, the pioneer settler,
named Tombstone, Ariz. He was
told by friends when he left Fort
Huachuca that he would find his
tombstone there. Hence the name.
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happened freely places
where it to be used.
In fact, horrible thing DID happen-to Hank
built the old church perhaps dozen mesa-ys
that particular his And then built that brought Old
Lady Adventure him like ton Of bricks.
Early Hank old sweater and
armful Of crmped
followed couple arus Of wood He poured
exceptionally liberal dose Then
hand he stuck his head and shoulders
through the furnace the wood that would be
to take fire quickly
Caught in a Blazing Trap.
everything all right. But the matches that
the a box of matches
your S n
You do 1t automaicaly-ab sentmindedy
got
HIS HEAD AND SHOULDERS STILL STICKING
HALFWAY THROUGH THE FURNACE DooRapped that match
kerosene-soaked wood and
Hanks reaction jerk
head and shoulders back out the furnace door He tried to
fought like
flames he couldn't work himself free
mufied the
beginning
broke blaze Death eering him through
that licked and Tapped his body.
1T the horrible fate could imagine" Hank
And 1t happening to me-"
Fox Terrier Gave the Alarm.
time though
behind little
wandering through the cellar and the
that something He started to yep whine
back forth between the furnace and the cellar door
Early Sunday morning when about that ypng
wise.
curious what happenings would make
door.
old fellow got his For he a
burning merry
out OF the door, He grabbed Hank by the legs yaned him out
slapped out the fire that consuming his sweater.
Hanks hair all burned off, his and hands
welcooked condition Two minutes and wouldn't
have been bohering with him.
That's why he doesn't like
cOpyright-wNu
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Chronometers Corrected at Sea

The eclipses Of Jupiter's moons.
which OCCUR daily, are computed
and recorded in the Nautical Al
fnanac, and it is through observa-
tons of them that chronometers are
corrected at yea.
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his party. Not to be outdone, Lou
Holtz learned to pick watches out
Of the air. Kay Thompson is spe-
cializing in those old scarf tricks
where one small handkerchief torn
to bits turns into yards and yards
of vari-colored scarfs.
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his informal attire. Bing's love for
real Maine Holsters was his down.
fall. A friend had shipped some to
Vallee and he offered to share them
with Bing only if he would pose for
pictures when the presentation took
place.
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Tine Well Spent

Do not think it wasted time to
submit yourself to any influence
which may bring upon you any
noble eeling.-Ruskin.
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CHEW LONG Bill! NAVY TOBACCO :;
I Sc \
/ PLUG y

Q Our readers should always remember
that our community merchants cannot
afford to advertise bargain unless it
is real bargain They do advertise bar
gains and such advertising means money
saving to the people of the community.
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When you hear the Radio Rubes
singing old ballads from all parts of
the country, you can be sure the
songs are authentic. Mountain mu-
sic and old Southern ditties are the
special hobby of Eddie Smith and
Luke Davis Of the quintet who come
from North Carolina. Zeb Turney,
who is the Rubes' announcer, was
brought up on the Western plains.
He knew a big repertoire Of cowboy
songs when he was just young
ster.
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Suddenly the life in Paris was
broken by the death Of both parents
and Peter was sent TO London to
become the ward of his Uncle h.
betson, whose name Peter took. The
following years were dull and ir-
ritating, for Peter was lonely and
i'll at ease. After he reached man.
hood he completely broke with his
uncle upon learning that be lied
about the women Of his circle to en-
nance his reputation as a devil. Pc
ter went down to London and be-
came an Indifferent architect.
One evening at formal enter
tainment he met the Duchess Of
Towers. and again be felt the magic
of perfect beauty. She reminded
him vaguely of Mimsey, the child
hood friend. The Duchess Of Tow
ers became the dream lady of his
life. as far beyond reality as the
stars.
Dream Coincidence.
In London sometime later. Peter
went into the country to submit de-
signs for redecorating a castle. and
the duchess was the first person
who came out into the garden. Since
this meeting was informal. he be-
gan to relate his strange dream to
her. She interrupted him. then con-
tinued the dream herself, finishing
it just as ne had dreamed it. On
the same night they had dreamed
an identical dream.
The duchess said: The first time
that ] saw you. thought you were
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"The Door of Death"
BY FLOYD GIBBONS
Famous Headline Hunter

T IELLO EVERYBODY:
Well, boys and girls, this is the payof. bird who
had an church I've always known that Old
Lady Adventure respecter of persons Now
she doesn't respect the cloth either.
Henry city found adventure
the old trail As boy, Henry Il
particular
time will eface Anything
today small to
a tight coar-hrows panic"
a reaction minute started reading
paragraph of
his a il would make
a tight collar. And boys and
o
Hank Used Kerosene TO Start the Fire.
Hankw South-in little village in
by the Cedarown And like most kids did
odd jobs
the of church in
taking Of the church
probably million Of starting fire but Hank
chuck lot wood in
with
quickly horrible
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Robert BenchIey, whose short film
comedies have been such a success,
will soon be launched on q radio
program of his own. The Stroud
twins will stay with the Bergen
McCarthy-Ameche program through
June Is, and Frank Morgan has
cancelled a vacation trip to Europe
because fans wrote and urged that
he be kept on the MetrO-Goldwyn-
Mayer Good News" hour.
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Rudy Vallee, who from time to
time gets into battles with news pho
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y REFFRFNp
STAT ;
DUST ;
Movie . Radio ;
tt+ BY VIRGINIA VALE+t1

IF YOU have read Damon
L Runyon's short stories and
roared over them, or even if
you haven't, mark down "a
Slight Case of Murder" as a
picture that will make you
laugh until you ache all over.
You may think it improbable and
hcongruous that four corpses could
rouse you to such hilarity, but these
are characters that would be dis
posed of without tears in any pic
ture.
The inspired casting Of the pic
ture is what makes it such fun, for
Edward G. Robinson plays a comic
gangster. Instead Of the domineer-
ing. staggering. ruthless menace
that he has played so often and so
well, he plays here a laundering
mugg who just isn't quite bright.
Richard Himber gave a party for
Kay Thompson, Lou HoltZ, and the
rest Of the co-workers on his radio
program and ever since the CHS
studios have looked like a meeting
of the Society Of Amateur Magi-
clans. Himber did card tricks at
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26
Tract Subdi-

This Board reserves the right 20 rt-
ject any and all bids.
For further information apply to:
NANITA b. SHERLOCK,
Secretary, State Board OF Land
Commissioners. Helena, Montana.
1st Publication. March 26,
2nd Publication, April .,
3rd Publication, April g.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26
TOOLE COUNTY
TOole County Abstract Company,
shelby. Montana

ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
II. II. Hester to Arthur L. Erickson,
IL OF 19e on sE3NE3 EaSEa q, W3NWA
35, EbNE3 SW4NEA. 34S7-4 West. 81;
g. f. Gallogiy to L. A. Zeisler, NW3
NWa SANa 1884, w 81
CedOr B.. AronOw to Mary CaSsum
I-2 OF ies on NEl 1884 West. 81.
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Luther College to Glacier Prod Co.
ElSW3 Z EiNW3 NE3SW3 N}SE3 IS
NW4SW1 17-34-4 West. 81.
John r. Humphrey to J. c. Penney
Co. Lot II, Blk II, Second Add. TO
ATTACHMENT
g. & A. Drilling Co vs. Colonel
kevin OH Co, NiNE4 NE3NWl 2-35-
3 West $iO49.70.
q. ~ A Drilling Co. VS. f. C Carney.
so royalty on NlNE3 NE3NW4 81
AMENDMENT To ARTICLES OF
INCORPORATION
Alberta Pacific Consolidated OILS Lmi-
ted to The Public, Reducing capital
from Sl.0,1un0O0 20 5000 10000
ANNUAL. REPORT
Fulton oil Company TO The Public
Capital stuck, S2O0mOo0: Capital stock
paid In S1l5.m00O: Debts $22J55.65.
Rice oil Company TO The Public Capt
tai srock, Si5O.OO0OO: Capital stock paid
In Si21 1WnOO: Debts $}474. 73.
Tri State oil Company 90 The Public
Capital stock 500 0OOOO: Capital stock
paid in. ST.. OO0OO Debts Sl427.23
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26
NAME BATTER
TO AID IN Big
TULSA SHOW

TULSA.-H. o. Batter of Great
Falls, Montana. has been asked
to serve on the Refining committee
of the tenth International Petrol
cum Exposition, which is to be
held in Tulsa, Oklahoma, May IA
TO 21. according to an anounce-
ment by w. G. Skelly. president of
the Exposition.
Approximately 3O3 companies
will have exhibits featuring refin-
ing equipment at the May show.
New devices for geater efficiency,
higher recover, economy, and safety,
will be included in the displays. In
the new Hall of Science building,
which is being arranged by the
internationally known scientist, Dr.
Gustave Egloff, director of research
for the Universal Oil Products COM
pany of Chicago, there will be a
model refinery, constructed of glass
which will show the actual process
of refining. Many of these exhibits
are being sent from the Chicago
Museum of Science and Industry,
and were constructed at the cost of
$25O,OOO.
Batter has been asked to ac-
Quaint the members of the refining
division of the industry in his Sec
tion of the nation with the benefits
and Importance of the Exposition
to the oil industry" said Skelly
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26
REFLECT DIRECTORS

Western Natural Gas company
in annual meeting at Anaconda had
over 80 per cent OF the stock re-
presented in person or by proxy
Directors were reelected with the
exception OF sig. Goodfriend, trea-
surer, who resigned on account Of
pressure of other business. In his
place P. ]. O'Brien Of Anaconda
was elected. Reelected directors
include ]. J. Harper, G. E. White,
o. W. Paterson, and c. A. Brown.
Annual reports indicated satisfac-
tory returns from gas and oil wells
drilled in Whitlash field, in the
Sweetgrass Hills.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26
GLACIER COUNTY

By Glacier Csuney Abs4x@ss Co.
CUT BANK. MONTANA

ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
Adelbert Howe to Edwin Dunham
Sw5nney, lie Of ~ siNEa EiNW3 Sec.
Fannle c. Irwin ct con 10 Paul C.
TOmpkIns SW4. sINWs Sec. 1856. IA
I Of 1&
Lula A. Lawlor. W. b. Hoerr & Ruth
Hoerr. to Emma Dreesen. iSs, sE4sW3,
same to Albert Dresser 10 sEsswa
same to George Chasse 2es. sEaswa
Sec. 9-S3-5
same to Elmer f. Nichols Ia same
lands.
same to George Sprinkler 1qs same
lands.
All I.awlor Hoerr assignments roserve
gas we'll premises.
II. f. Gusa TO william A. Rear. IA
II Ief over riding. Wm NJ Haulon. Ag.-
Ruby Williamson Well No. >. Lot 4
Annie Connolly Gaffaney to Gertrude
llerrick Lee 1-3 Of ~ including oil In
storage. NlNWi Sec. q SlSW3. Sec.
Donald w. schenck to H. E. Gr,a. Il
~ ~ Lot . Sec. T-;s2-l.
C. H. Stansberry to Serena C. Lewis
= OF iet SEA See 1896.
T. $ Wiley to Il. G. Tarrant II
same to same. 3cs NsNEs sec.is-s4.e
Same to same Slet SiSEb NWiSEi SE3
SWl Sec. ;sI-34-G.
same 10 same 80 Nm SIC. -f-af-N-
Same 10 same IS Of IL SW3 Sec.
same to same 4la siNEl EiNwl Sec.
same TO same 2sqs swisEl sE4swl
Lot Sec. 81 1-34-5. Lot Sec G-;3-5
Same 10 same 5-s of lg NEiNEi 81
NEi NEtSEi See = -4.5
Lula LawlOr, W Hoerr q Ruth
IIoerr 10 Arthur II Miller 1Gs SEaSW4
Sec 9-:El-5. exclusive OF gas we'll
Same to Ben Nelson II same lands &
same to Alex Placey %; same lands <
terms
Same to Robert p Ross. n. same
lands aud terms
Same to Eva NJ Nelson IL same lands
same to Jacob NJ. Nelson 1os same
lands and terms,
PARTIAL ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND
GAS LEASE
Richard A. Kullberg ct ux a Harry
J. Johnston et ux 70 e. X. McShane
Bk @ O&GL. Pg 237. as 10 SE3NW4 |
SlNE4 Sec. 1870.
AMENDMENTS TO LEASES
ID. Frank Stuff ct ux TO The Texas |
60. Rk , O&GL Dg 40S. S3SW4 Sec |
%. NEi EiNW4 Sec. 31-36-5. Primary |
term extended TO Apr. :. 1923.
Same TO same, Bk ., O&GL pg al, |
Lots l, >. Sec. 31-@-5. Primary term
extended to Apr. I. 1879.
CONTRACT FOR DEED
Fannie c. Irwin ct con 10 Leo T.
Drlam ct ux 10 royalty. Lot Sec.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26
NorIcE no CREDITORs

Estate of JOHN A. BUSH, also known
as JOHN BUSH, Deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned administrator with the will
annexed of the Estate OF John A. Bush.
also known as John Bush Deceased, to
the creditors OF and all persons having
claims against the said Deceased. to eX-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first publi-
cation OF this notice. to the said admin
istratOr at the law offices OF Swanherg
4 Swanberg, 527-529 Ford Building
Great Falls, Montana. the same being
the place for the transaction Of the busi-
ness Of said estate in the County OF
Cascade.
Dated March p. 1898
H. Fl. STANLEY, Administrator
with the will annexed Of the
Estate OF John A. Bush also
known. as John Bush, Deceased.
SWANBERG & SWANBERG.
Attorneys for Administrator,
-2T-529 Ford Building,
Great Falls. Montana.
Date Of first publication March %.
1893 Il
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26
DRY HOLE OFFSETS
CONTINUED from Page Onel

Santa Rita-Tr5bal No. 8 in cen
ter NEA NWA 16-35-6W, is a
dry hole, having had absolutely no
Sunburst sand-the horizon in which
the Lander and Tweedy wells have
their large production. It had Cut
Bank sand from 1858 to 29S3 with
show of oil and water and COM
pleted seven feet in the Ellis at
1890.
Biologists made no effort to ex-
plain the absence of the sand which
is from 20 to 80 feet thick in the
nearby producing wells. Shoe
string" sands have long been known
in the Midcontinent but there is
no record of a similar condition
heretofore In Montana. The Sun
burst sand is known to be lenticu
lar throughout the Sweetgrass Arch.
but in this case there is no oil
bearing Sunburst sand either east,
north or west of the Lander gusher.
The wells east and north had Cut
Bank oil but no Sunburst sand
OIL.
There are now four wells in the
Lander pool making oil from the
Sunburst sand The Lander No. 1
$ still flowing, 81 months since
it's completion, at the rate of zoo
barrels per day. The Lander No. 2,
southwest Of the Lander No. /, is
making S25 barrels per day. A half
mile south of the Lander No. 4 -
the Texaco-Tweedy No. l which
had a small amount of oil in the
Sunburst sand but which was COM
pleted as a Cut Bank sand produc
er. Recently the Sunburst sand
was shot with a gun perforator and
it began making about 40 barrels.
A half mile east of the Tweedy
No. and southwest of the Lander
No. is the Texaco-Tweedy No. 2,
last year, which is max
ing around 225 barrels per day.
The location of these wells indi-
Gates that the Sunburst sand pool
from northeast to south
west. There is about Is feet of sat
urated sand in the producing wells
all of which stopped drilling in
sand and it is believed that the
sand is from 20 to 25 feet in thick
ness.
Failure of the Tribal No. 81
brought gloom to the Blackfeet In
dams who had looked forward to
the completion of a big gusher on
heir tribal lands. The department
had called upon the Santa Rita TO
pay compensatory royalty on the
.wo Lander producers on the theory
hat these wells were draining the
ribal lands. This compelled Santa
Rita to drill Failure of the tribal
we'll will terminate the compensa-
ory royalties.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26
HOME FOLKS
CONTINUED from Page 0nel

VOUnlInUtu ITOW Fage UneI
ing gasoline was shipped into Con-
rad one car into Havre and two
into Kalispell.
People OF the city of Great Falls
showed an overwhelming favor for
Montana-made gasoline during Fe-
bruary, as reflected in total sales.
Shipments and sales of gasoline in
Great Falls in February totaled
404 1873 gallons of which 342, ,301
was Montana-miade and 62,57S gal
Ions imported: ratio of about "a
per cent Montana made to 16 per
cent imported More than a fourth
of the total was produced by the
local refinery, Home Oil & Refin-
ing Co. The imported gasoline all
came from Wyoming.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26
MAKE TEsT CASE

HELBNA-E. G. Toomey, Helena
attorney has filed suit in the state
supreme court for an injunction to
restrain the state land office from
entering into unit operating agree
ments for development of state oil
and gas land.
He CHALLENGED constitutionality of
the boards action on grounds that
proceeds of development of state
land would he paid to a private con-
cern, contrary to law.
The action contested is the land
Offices IS approval March of a unit
operating agreement with the Gla-
cier Production Co.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26
LIBERTY COUNTY
AGREEMENT
BY Liberty County Abstract Co.
CHESTER, MONTANA

AGREEMENT
Petroleum Acreage Inc to Hamilton &
Hamilton FL SWa Sc Z WbSW 1896.
Petroleum Acreage Inc to Hamilton &
Hamilton NINE 1896.
Petroleum Acreage Inc. to Hamilton &
Hamilton sENE 1865, Lots ,, 3. NE
SW SEA 1864
Petroleum Acreage Inc. to Hamilton &
Hamilton SENE NESE 12-36-5, Lots J.
:. g. 4, SENW SWINE Z Lot l. ElNW SW
NE 1886.
Petroleum Acreage Inc to Hamilton &
Hamilton MEME T. NESE 1885. Sc
SW SWSE g NENW NAME SENE 7
SWNW E3SW g SENE IS WlSW II
:6-d
RELEASE OIL AND GAS LEASE
=. L, Bell to Isabella Wallace sENE
Nt1SE S-37-4
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
Montana Canadian Oil Co. to The Public
Notice Of Dissolution Of Montana -Canad
ian Oil az of 2-7-30.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


Estate of George Helmerichs, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned executrix OF the estate
OF George Helmerichs. Deceased, 30 the
creditors OF and all persons having
claims against the said Deceased, TO
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within -Four az months after the first
publication of this notice. to the said
executrix, at the law offices OF w. J.
Tighe, 613-614 First National Bank
Building, Great Falls, Montana, the same
being the place for the transaction OF
the business OF said estate in the County
OF Cascade.
Dated March 7th, 1888
VERA NJ. CARR,
Exeeutrix of the Estate Of
George Helmerichs. Deceased.
w. ]. TIGHE,
Great Falls, Montana,
for Executrix.
Date Of first publication March y,
1888
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26
FALLON COUNTY
COOPERATIVE or UNIT PLAN
~, FRlIoa County Abstract co.
BAKER. MONTANA

COOPERATIVE OR UNIT PLAN
OF DEVELOPMENT
Gas Dev. co. vs. Cedar Greek OIL &
Gas Co Dated Feb 7. 1873 g. Lots 3. 4.
SlNwl Swl SEC > Twp sN. 59E. II.
VA See T. Twp IN. Rye SOC. %. "A"
SEQ. n. ~ ~ Nwlsw4 NlNRlsw3
Sec ~: NA SE3 Sec. - N3NWl SEA
Nwl NlSEl SElsEi Sec. -, NE3NW3
See - all in SN, 50E
RELEAE OF OIL q GAS LEASE
Monarch Gas Cor 10 Abbie l.. Siuemp
yes ct homo Dated Feb. 1G. 1893. Rel.
Lease recorded Book o Mise. pge, $50.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26
RATE HEARING POSTPONED

HELENA-The railroad and pub
lie service commission of Montana
has continued until April 19
scheduled hearing at Miles City
on the petition OF consumers for
reduction in gas rates Of the Mon
tana-Dakota Utilities Co.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26
PONDERA COUNTY
By Pondrrn County AbNtract Co.
CONRAD, MONTANA
ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY

ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
Minnie b. Leavitt to Roberta Joan
Gels 1-16 of Ies royalty oil and gas
from N3SE4 M .. SlSE4 NW4SE3 4
Z7-4W 81.
bin is OF IL royalty oil and gas from
SW3SW4 S4SEi 3 NJ 10 NW4NE3
NANW3 SW4NW3 11-27-4. 81.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26
CALL FOR BIDS ON STATE OIL AND
GAS LEASES, APRIL IS, 1888

Board of Land Commissioners OF the
State of Montana will receive bids at
open competitive bidding at the State
Land Office in the State Capitol at 200
O'Clock T.. NJ Wednesday, April IL.
1898. for oil and gas leases on the fol-
lowing described lands;
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26

AsOIINE IMPORTED INTO THE STATE DURING THE
MONTH or FEBRUARY, 10as
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26
Oil Trade Notes
Of Interest to Refiners and Marketers
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Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-03-26

Idleness is such a slow traveller
that poverty soon overtakes it.