davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-01-20

It was raining in earnest by the time
they reached the house, standing dark
and foreboding in the downpour. The
man who answered the bell was no
more appealing, and his wife, tall and
gaunt as he was short and stumpy,
frowned at them. Phil explained their
plight.
If we may use your phone" he
added, the garage could probably
have man out here in no time"
Tho couple pondered a bit longer.
Then the wife turned of down the
hall. THE phones down here, young
feller," she said. Watch the girl,
Grimm" she said to her husband.
Don't want to lose none OF our silver"
|CHR1s hated to see Phil disappear,
leaving her alone with the old
man. He led her into the living
room. The thin rugs were badly worn
and she could feel draft on her
feet. even after the door was closed.
After several long, uncomfortable
minutes Phil came back.
The garage says they can't get a
man through until the roads are
cleared up from this rain" he an
nounced. Right now they're i'm
passable. I guess the only thing to
do is to stay here for the night"
Chris shuddered. At this new crisis
Matte, the wife, scowled. Phil
brought out his wallet. We'll, ef
you can't git out, you gotta stay.
The girl can have the spare room,"
she said. land you can sleep down
here on the couch. And don't tell
me you're married. She amt got
no ring on"
Chris flushed. Married to Phil?
She trembled at the thought. It
was then. In the ugly old farmhouse
in the midst of heavy spring storm,
that Chris came to the realization
that she was in love with him. 1t
was a glorious feeling. and as he
stepped to her side and laughed and
said to Matte. Its all right" her
heart danced. 1t was all right. What
a fool she had been not seeing 1t
before this.
She called Babe to tell her where
they were and why, and came back
laughing. Phil. what do you think?
Antoine has asked Babe to marry
him!"
Phil's face was inscrutable. There
was a long, silent moment and then
he grinned. What did she tell the
old fool?"
Said she'd tell him later" They
both laughed and then Chris went
up to the chilly guestroom to spend
q dismal. restless night. There was
too much on her mind to facilitate
sleep-Phil and love and Babe and
Antoine and. oddly enough. just be-
fore she finally dropped off. even Mr..
Boscombe neandered through her
thoughts.
FAIRLY the next morning, replen-
- ished with watery coffee and cold
toast. they were on their way back
to the city, leaving Matte counting
Evening star., 1938-01-20

To top everything, Chris atten-
tion had repeatedly strayed away
Evening star., 1938-01-20
WASHINGTON. c,
her silverware and Grimm staring

her silverware and Grimm staring
bleak1y after them.
Better take me right to the ONCE"
Chris suggested between yawrs. II
look . fright, but they'll let me in."
She tried to straighten her crumpled
dress and stuck her muddied shoes
under her where she couldn't see
them. The staff was open-mouthed
when the usually immaculate Miss
Sherman walked IN.
"Dearie." remarked Julie from
around the inevitable chewing gum,
"you sure look like you were out all
night"
"Dearie," Chris answered blithely,
Il was" And she disappeared into
her ONCE humming, leaving Julie
stunned and for once without 4 word
to say.
With the closing Of her once door
Chris felt that there was the end Of
the whole affair, save for her new
found attachment for Phil. The cpl
sode joined the memories that were
slowly and surely weaving her into
his pattern Of life, even as they were
binding him to hers. Everything they
did was becoming an unbreakable
link which bound the two OF them
more closely together. There were
very few times IN each day now that
Chris did not find something to re-
mind her of Phil-favorite radio pro-
grams, streets and park paths they
had walked together. places they had
parked and talked. It left a warm
tingle around her heart and a feeling
Of possessing something too rare to
be Inexperienced or equaled.
She kept it quite to herself. Babe
was too intrigued with her own new
romance and so in q quandary, so
surprised at herself for being half
inclined to accept Antoines proposal,
that she had no thought for anything
else.
Why, Chrissie," she confessed in
amazement, when I finally realized
what the old dear was driving at,
muttering about undarned socks and
shirts that needed buttons. I couldn't
laugh at him. Six months ago /
would have. But I'm q different per-
son. should have shouted right
in his face with laughter, but instead
I felt like crying. He seemed 50
pathetic"
CHRIS did not know what to say.
Antoine had certainly pulled an
unexpected play. How shrewdly he
Evening star., 1938-01-20

thinking about Babe. She was more
than . little perturbed ut the girls
apparent inclination toward marriage
with Antoine. and Phips complete
and inxeplicable dsinterest In the
problem worried her considerably.
The whole organisation was Alto
gether weary and worn when at 1
that: afternoon the phone at Chris
elbow rang. She sighed before an
swering.
Chris, this is Phil"
Apprehension made her stop tap
ping her pencil on the desk and stif-
fen in her chair.
Are you terribly busy? I'm in e
heck of mess and I'd like to see YOU
right away"
She frowned. I'm dead tired, Phil.
We've had horrid day. Is it some
thing very important. or will it wait
until see you tonight?"
His voice was hurt when he an
Evening star., 1938-01-20

had laid his plans, built up his at.
tack, knowing that the girl would
md it hard to refuse him. Il wor-
ship at her feet" he had said. It
came back to Chris now: that, and
how wise he had suddenly looked
when she explained to him, about
Johnnie. Why she had played right
into his hands, the old reprobate!
Babe said, Hes been Z darling
every time I've been there for dinner
Until last time. He kissed me-very
chastely upon the brow" she added
hastily as Chris eyes popped wide.
did feel like load Of hay?"
1T could be worse. I wonder" she
said thoughtfully, III the little ones
would have mattress faces, too?"
You're hopeless" sighed Chris.
Several days later. a warm and
muggy Friday. things at the office
had been particularly irksome. Some
copy had been lost. Mr.. Boscombe
had been the fretful victim OF a nasty
headache. and his secretary's wrist
had been sprained, causing her to
work under . painful handicap.
THE COUPLE PoNDERED A BIT
LONGER"
To top everything, Chris atten-
= ton had repeatedly strayed away
Evening star., 1938-01-20

swered. "You know It's important,
Chris, or I wouldn't call you at the
once. It's just that your friend
Johnnie has smashed my nose, Is you
said he would, and he's lost me my
job."
The weariness slipped from her like
an outer shell and tender comparison
wel'ed up In her. "Oh, Phil, I'm
dreadfully sorry. Is there anything !
can do? Where are you now?"
AT the drug store on the corner,
weeping into bromo seller and seri-
ously considering going OF the deep
end"
The bitterness in his voice terrified
her.
I'll meet you there in five minutes.
Wait for me-"
She threw on her light coat and
Evening star., 1938-01-20
went out, stopping only to tell Mr..
Boscombe where she would be. sho,Id
he need her.
(Copyright. 1882
l. Continued tomorroW.)

Tomorrow: Johnnie's retaliation is
stubtly planned. but MIR. Boscombe il
an expert at subtlety. Phil's gratitude
Is dsconcertirg to Chris.
Evening star., 1938-01-20
Twizzler Answer.
Wen never finish; there will always
be half left to see.

Leather goods kept in q warm.
damp and dark place will mildew.
Evening star., 1938-01-20

he IS COUNTED THE GREATEST POCKET PLAYER OF ALL
TIME Here Gena difficult shot, requiring spI.har
fuess rokg and healthy two famou,
Of the cueRalph Greeneaf and CHAMPION
Willie Hoppe-are both Camel smokers
Evening star., 1938-01-20

"The way these light
boats bounce around
knocks the daylights
out of my digestion!
Camels help my diges.
tion tokeeponaneven
keel, "saysMULFORD
SCULL, cupboard
motorboat racer.
"I'm devoted to Cam.
els" says HELEN
HOWARD. spring.
board diver. They
don'tirritate my throat
mot even when I'm
sitting around in q
wet suit, 4 target for
irritation"
Evening star., 1938-01-20

JAMES L. CLARK, IA.
nous scientist and ex.
plorer, says: II always
carry plenty Of Camels
with me into the vii.
derness. I'D walk q
mile for q Camel!'
Many's the time I've
actually done it"
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breakfast, in the evening Mrs. An
ma Butler and sister Mrs. Smith,
were hostesses for dinner, and at
night the visitors were the guests
of the Junior Stewardesses board,
which was first organized by Rev.
CAN'T. Friday Mr. and Mrs. Ma
than Robinson entertained at a
breakfast and in the evening DR..
and Mrs. VIM. Calhoun at dinner.
Saturday they will be breakfast
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Prentis
Frazier and in the evening will
have dinner with Mrs. Thomas Sc
lectman.
Mrs. Anna b. Scott entertained
at high noon breakfast Friday to
honor Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Simms
of Yakima and Miss Jennie Locket
of Berkeley. Miss Locket is Grand
MING. of California who is maxi
ing her annual visit to the House
hold of Ruth here. Mrs. Simms
is the Grand Secretary, O.E.S. and
Mr.. Simms is Grand Master of the
Masons for Washington and Juris-
diction.
The Urban League has the fol-
lowing jobs available for boys
Boy, age IL to 13 to work for
room and board and go to school.
Good family. Two boys for house
to house canvassing on commission
basis.
Mrs. Robin Glen complimented
Preston Howard on his sixteenth
birthday with a dancing party at
SOB 28th Ave. So, July Ia. Fiji
teen of Preston's young friends at
tended and before and after re-
freshments dancing and games
were enjoyed by all.
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monies in the very near future.

monies in the very near future.
Old Elks pronounced the meet
ing last Monday as one of the
best meetings that the Lodge has
Ebeneezer A.M.E. Zion Church,
23rd and e. Olive, o. s. Thomas
Lewis, Pastor.
Services at 3 p. m. until further
notice. A welcome extended to
all. Mid-week service at 2401 f.
Union.
had in many moon. Construct
i've work was done, men obligated,
unfinished and new business tran
sacted, and everybody at liberty to
lounge around the beautiful Elk's
club rooms and fraternize right
after eleven o'clock. Brother
e. r. Chainey very impressively
administered the oath and obliga-
ton while he indicted the brothers
into the Order, and Brother John
o. Lewis presided at the Install
Organizer and Travelling Deputy
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-07-22
POT LIKKER

The Giants handed their oppon-
ents another game Sunday. Now
they're tied for second place and
have two tough games left before
the play-off. Pacific Fruit has
three more games to play and here
Is hoping they lose one of them
for the Giants sake. This Sunday
the gang play the japanese in
vaders and we're minus the SER
vices of Brennan King, 100000, as
Rev. McDuffy used to say, help
me, somebody"
Brother AL Smith has certainly
started off rought in his column.
Got people scared to move around.
Keep your eyes on a big blue
car" he's reputed to be one of
the cats who sees for a certain
writer in town.
Someone told me that Mark AL
len is the best ice cream maker in
Seattle. If you don't believe me,
ask a certain well-known artist of
the dance.
Why does Leroy Raines call Per-
cy Gillian foreigner"
Mrs. Katherine Wilson of Oma-
ha is visiting her niece, Mrs. Ben
Chandler. Many courtesies have
been shown Mrs. Wilson, trips ar
ound Seattle, trip to Tacoma. A
house guest of DIR. Graves, Mrs.
Wilson likes Seattle so well that
she plans on staying three weeks
longer. Joe.
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Mrs. Mildred Staten is recover
ing from a major operation at the
Providence Hospital. DR.. Walter
S. Brown is the attending physi-
clan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hall who
spent the past winter in Havana,
Cuba, were the house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hickey while
enroute to their home in Los An
geles.
The Misses Mary Duncan, Mer-
ry Newton, Mary Purnell and ia
mie Watson were joint hostesses
Sunday afternoon for a miscellan-
eous shower honoring Miss Cecile
Garrett. Among beautiful flowers
and a tastefully arranged tea ia
BILE the bride-to-be opened many
exquisite gifts which were pre-
sented to her with appropriate poe
try selections. The guests enjoyed
the afternoon with games. First
and second prizes were won by
Mrs. Marjorie Chatters and Miss
Tessie Miller respectively. Miss
Miller, vacationing here, shared
honors with Miss Garnett.
Rev. and Mrs. III. b. CAN'T and
Mrs. Julia Miles of Pittsburgh
are the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Alexander. Monday
they were the guests at dinner of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Harvey. Tues
day Mrs. Alexander entertained
twenty guests at a picnic at Col
den Gardens in their honor. We'd
nesday the party were guests at
dinner of Rev. and Mrs. ]. L. N.
Bell at the home in Alder Manor.
Thursday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Cartwright Ward entertained at
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SOCIAL NOTES
BY Airline d. English

Whether it was whist coming
back into it's own, or just the spon-
tanity of youth, one cannot say,
but the spirit of fun was upper
most Saturday night when the
Manhattan Social Club entertained
with their first card party. The
young men were smart in their
white suits, and their eagerness to
see that the guests had good
time was genuine. The club is to
be commended for the high quail
ty of their entertainments. Prizes
of the evening went to Mrs. Aud
rey Nichols, first; Ray Williams,
second; and A. Montague, consola-
ton
The Younger Matrons Club met
at the home of Mrs. Oriel Gillian
and Mrs. Odessa Freeman was a
guest.
Mrs. Gertrude Cropp of Los An
geles is the house guest of her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Nellie Wilson.
DIR. and Mrs. G. ID. Graves and
Mrs. L. A Graves entertained at
a lavish Chinese dinner to honor
before their departures, Mrs. Nellie
Brown and her daughter, Miss
Marjorie Brown of Birmingham,
mother and sister of DR.. Walter S.
Brown. Other guests were Rev
]. R. Harris, Miss Carol Myring
Mrs. H. Law and Miss Irene
Graves.
A few friends entertained with
cocktail party Saturday night
for the pleasure of Miss Margaret
Long at her home.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-07-22
Northwest DOings
In ElkdOm

Every Elk and his brother is
rolling up their sleeves getting
ready to play host to the state of
Washington at their eighteenth
annual picnic, Lonely Acres Park,
Renton Junction, Monday August
First. At last years picnic over
one thousand persons attended,
and this year it is expected the
crowd will exceed that number.
Preparations are being made to
adequately feed all who attend.
Bro. Jimmy Clark is in charge of
that concession.
Last meeting was installation,
and the boys really got through in
a hurry. Before they went into
that though, they obligated two
new brothers. Brothers Bob Ham
lin and Melvin Anderson are the
candidates for fresh meat cere-
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alton. Brother Chainey is Grand
for the Northwest and BIC; Bro
Their Lewis Is District Deputy for
Western Washington. Exalted Rul-
er Gus West presided.
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US. POwerless To Act
In Recent Lynchings,
Says Homer Cummings

NEW YORK - The federal gov
eminent lis powerless, under the
law" to act in the two recent lyn-
chings in Georgia and Mississippi,
u. S. Attorney General Homer
Cummings said Thursday.
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Tune in every Thursday,
Enterprise all Negro program
$3.50 p. NJ, KEEN, 1870 K.C.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-08-13
TOME COUNTY


ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
Ellen Rask 20 Harold J. Rssk and
Allan b Raak Is Of Isl On Ss4E4 SW3
20. E}SE1 S0-S6-l West
A r. johnson, Trustee TO Davis Sup
ply Co. 1ss on WkNWA 1874 West
wAlhnm IL Todd 4 Henry A Todd
10 laoyd calison ~ on sWt 1o-So-lW W.
r 7 Jackson ,s g EsRsi q 5sS~art
= Rleckhdfr 20 Mart y Nmgel
is Of 1st on SWa 3 NWa I0-az-9W
Ajax znckerkon 10 Il r Jackson l-2
OF 1es on Lot 4 SEC. IS Lots
E3Nw, l9-Ss-2 West; sE3sEa - N3HEa
r. JACKSON to W Bennett IA
o. fes on lot See rs, Lots / 4 E3
Nw3 1852 West; SbaSEa u NaNha
p JACKSON to Nellie q Jeanette
$40 Of ~ on SE lsS1St - ls-S-S N Wet:
SIS of II on Lot Sec 1882 West; SEA
STA 1883 West
AGREEMENT
Gus Zachor 20 Nan NJ Zachor wa
NE3 N1NW3 SB1NWl 20-S5-1 West
ASSIGNMENT or INTEREST IN OIL
OIL AND GAS LEAsE
Campbell on co. to Edith Merrill SEA
AssIGNaENT OF OF. AND GAS LEASE
NJ 4 johnson 4 Bi-State OH Co. to
Big West oil Company OF Montana NJ
NWi 6-a-1 West
ORDER AUTHORIZING OIL AND
GAS LEASE
Court for Isabel G Cox an Incompet-
Authorizes execution OF lease on Lots
4 a. S3NE1 SE3NWt N3SW4
SW}SWl 5-.G2 West to Montana Dakota.
Utilities Co
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OFFSET TO

tcondnued from Page Onef
dividual pumping unit on iss south
offset 20 the Aronow well, greatly
increasing production, while the
Aronow well Is reported 20 have lost
proportionately, showing that the
gas head" is likely off. The Big
West well is reported to be making
2S barrels Of oil and the Aronow
well 80 barrels OF oil. The next
well south Of the Big West No. 5
is reported making so barrels per
day, with no water.
Again on -GOeddertx No. 4,
Sc SWA NWM 2S-35-SWs north
of Kelvin, is now going on produc-
ton with a production OF s barrels
OF oil and 40 barrels OF water per
day. II started off at four barrels
OF oil and repeated acid shots doub-
led the oil production.
Big West-Engle No. s. CsL SW1
SWh 1-35-sW, which has oil pro-
duction In the Sunburst sand from
1899 to 1925 was this week swedg
ing out collapsed casing
DahI-KimbaII No. /, Sw SEA-
SEA 1-35-3W, is drilling deeper,
reported at 1875 feet, seeking
break" in the Madison lime. The
first showing failed to respond TO
acid and when pumping started,
live acid was pumped back into
the tanks.
LaOn-Haugen No. 4. NE SEA
SEX 11-35-3W. had a showing OF
oil at 1889 to 1910 but decided to
deepen. This well is in the Rocky
Ridge pool north Of Kelvin.
Nepstad- Haugen No. 2, NV
NWA NWA 11-35-Sw, which had
oil at 1913, did not respond to the
first acid treatment and viii be
re-acidized.
Parrent-Engstrom No. 4 NE
NWA NWA 13-S5-3W, in this
same pool, is drilling at 100.
StOck-Haggerty No. 8, Sc NWh
SW Il 13-35-2W, is drilling at 1920
after having run casing at 1890.
Two new locations were announc-
ed this week, as follows:
CrumIey g. Sons-Fryberger No. IA,
CSL NWA SEA 24-35-3W. rig up.
Consolidated Gas-Lutz No. 3,
c SWA NWA 34-33-2W. in the
Shelby gas field, rig up. This well
will furnish gas for the Citizens
gas line to Shelby.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-08-13

[ AHaAN&MMNX VE ~ a. - AeA%ASE
Nadeau Broz-, Inc, TO Consolidated Gas
Company ! Interest IN Parke< william
son lease Lot 4 Sec. g = West
DEED or ROYALTY
Gall ~ Mouaoon et % G@FEKuQe herrtck
Lee IA Of 1st Ga SWt 2-2s-S West.
same 10 sans lis Of is on SIM SEA
NlSWA Sec. Is Lots ?. 4 Sec. "a Twp 81
y Rge West
same Go same. ! Of Ia on SET Sec IL,
Twp 50 n r West
- EfNE3 Sec IS E1SE3 Is NWaSEA
Sec. 10 w}SE3 SESSE1 80 NE,NE3
Sec 81 T s. n Il 5 West
same 60 same Is OF 1ss on SlNA Sec.
IS IS n West
4 T. Tarrant to W knebel IL Of
1et on SD4 Sec rs Twp "a n Rye 6W
RELEASE OF OIL AND Gas LEASE
r TarrRnt 20 sophia McElwee NWa
WANE3 Sec IS EAE1NE3 16-S2-o@ West,
Book o a q L paEe ~
OIL AND GAS LEASE
State 81 Montana TO Boris "A AfonOW
SASEi N3SE4 Sec 26-55-6W for 5 years
annual rental SID
ATTACHMENTS or ROYALTY
Edith Merrill 20 First state Bank Of
shelby 1ce on NW3 3i-64-5Ws SIT
SgSW3 5 E3NWa 1855 West NJ z. n.
PIPE LINE BILL OF SALE
International Pipe Lane Co "a Toronto
Pipe lane Co six inch lines in portions
Of sections / 10 IL Twp % Rye CIV
Same TO same conveying Right q way
franchises. grants and easemenis in NJ
NJ i.33-GW: SW3NW& l-se3-6W SE&NE4
NtSEi 2-.si-6W; NE1NEt WASW3NE4
SEANW3 10-.sf-6W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-08-13

gCOnunued from Pags onsl
fund. The two other wells ON
this tract are substantial pro-
dncers.
This was one OF two competitions
in Cut Bank during this week.
Texas company is resorting to the
use OF nitro glycerin to break up
hard, tight sand on its Cnrran
No. 2 location, c NWA NEk s.
32-5W, offsetting a 70-barrel we'll.
The Curran set casing at 1855 after
getting upper Cut Bank sand at
294S. The first show was at 1850
to 1856 sand continuing to 298o,
the top OF the Ellis shale. Drilling
stopped at 1887. OIL rose $50, feet
in the hole and Il swabbed Is bar
rels during the first "a hours. It
was shot with nitro glycerin and
is now cleaning out.
Castle & Pardee-Tribal 40 No. 4,
GEL NE X SEA 12-32-6W spudded
August and is drilling at ESQ.
IawIer~Hoerr-Harla No. 5. NE
SWA SWA 5-S3-5W is drilling
at Clio after having cemented 10
inch pipe at ATS. The top OF the
Colorado was at AS.
Glacier Production-MueIler No. 2,
CNL NEAN EA 1s-33-5W, IS drill
ling at zoos.
Nadeau-Farmers Bank No. 3. Sc
NEA 17-3S-5W. is drilling up
bailer at 271O.
Pardu-TrIbaI All No. 4, Gel
SEA SWA 7-32-5W. drilling, 2625.
Potter-Ailotted tract 125 No. 3,
GEL NEA NEA 12-32-6W, is drill
ling at 1900.
santa Rita-shearon No. A, Sc
SEHSWA 5-32-5W. spudded Aug.
s, Is drilling at $50.
Santa Rita-Stafe No. 4. G NV 4
SWA 36-34-6W, is drilling at 2725.
Two new locations were spotted
in Cut Bank this week:
Par Oil-Tribal tract 40 No. 1,
center west line NWl4 SWA 1882
5W Exact location IS 1865 IT,. north
of the south line and 375 feet east
of the west line of the section. on
the west side OF Cut Bank creek.
1t is a tract purchased at the last
tribal lease sale. south OF the Han
Ion producers in the Big Bend pool.
Rig is up.
O-GOvernment No. 2. center
NV u NEA 17-32-5W, IS a location.
1t is 651 feet south of the north
line and 651 feet east of the west
line and is a west offset to the |
Hardwick No. producer, in south
Cut Bank.
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NEW GREW

crew is driving to the field In a
company truck. After putting the
equipment in shape the new crew
will clean out the well and resume
drilling.
The well now stands at 1884
feet corrected depth), and was re-
ported to have had considerable gas
before it was shut down The OPP
Grafton on Whitehall has been in
progress for several years. One
well was abandoned at 2495 when
1t was reported to have run out OF
hole" A similar fate was feared
for the new well, which is in the
same section as the No. /. Inter-
ested in the enterprise are the Hon.
Victor Nehs of the Wisconsin as
and Judge Oscar Schoen-
garth of Clark county, Wisconsin.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-08-13

ROBERT A. NATHAN. as Guardian OF
the persons and estates of
JOSEPH r. HTRSHBERG and EDWARD
II. HIRSHBERG, Jr. and HENRIETTA
L. NATHAN,
Plaintiffs,
vs.
ALL PERSONS CLAIMING ANY
INTEREST IN OR LIEN UPON, THE
REAL PROPERTY HEREIN
DESCRIBED. OR ANY PART THEREOF,
Defendants
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RESUMES AT BLACK BUTTE

%. B. Canfield's perennial opera
ton on Black Butte structure, Fer
gus county, has resumed drilling
after recovering lost underreamer
Tugs at IT'S feet. Location is in Sc
SEANEA 21-17N-24E. Previous
wells on Black Butte have had
showings of oil in the Cat Creek
sands but not in commercial quanti-
ties. Garfield has been drilling on
this structure for several years.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-08-13
HEADS FRICK-RED

]. L. Shakely has been elected
president of Frick-Reid Supply Cor
poration, the oil country subsidiary
of the Jones & Laughlin steel Cor
poration. Shakely has been vice
president of Frick-Reid's operations
in the west. His headquarters will
be in Tulsa.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-08-13
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