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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1877" dual c. and c.. S345:
Dodge 1895 panel, S3a5; Ford 1877" dual
terms. Addison Chevrolet, 14;37 Irving st.
NV. Adams SAIL
FORD 1888 one-ton stake truck less
than 500 miles. never titled: S695: sells
new Tor 40: See Mr.. Dillon, Logan
Motors. I'LL 18th st. NV Dist $500.
FORD 1898 pickup delivery, run less than
800 miles; S540: never titled; sells new
Tor $3.50. See Mr.. Dillon, Logan Motors.
iii 18th St NV Dist $500
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDsMoB1LE 1887 6-cyl. de luxe coupe;
black; 5000 miles; clean as a new car
sfeas,.ns ssSfss sft sl6i Nj Flood dealer 1921 Conn.,
oLDsMoBnE 1888 de luxe 4-door trunk
excellent, motor. clean broadcloth uphol-
Eminent ATTORNEY ya name on reauest: sru e ss4S;
Sd down. balance $15 month. Logan Mo-
tors. 18th and M SITS. NV.
PACKARD 1885 model 12O sedan; nne
every way; reduced to s575; trade and
easy easy terms; Packard washington ,,S;'r Meter
G145. Open evenings.
PACKARD 1885 sedan, trunk. attractive
interior unworn. true Packard mechanicai
o IT. Gxnsf nearly sass new esst fs5s oof
ssr; tt sa4f; as ssusI.ntesa: easy terms Prone
i%o or@e 1Se sna ST..
NV. Open ewes.
PACKARD 1888 sedan, S395; trade and
futos perfect Mst c4Rsttion aol const
PLYMoyTH pI: MOUTH e; 1929; Isdio; heater tan COL
4221 Conn. Cleveland s401
PLYMOUTH 1895 .2-door touring sedan;
holstery clean and bright; economical
fh,oatins- hoa power engine: hydraulics, steel
tires: S395: guaranteed: easy terms.
Emerson g. Orme. Buick. 18th and NJ sts.
NV. Dist. 500. Open evenings.
PLYMOUTH 1887 touring sedan a doors);
excellent f1oating-power engine. hydraulic
brakes. steel body; driven very little; new
car condition and appearance: low price
at 1913. Packard Washington Motor Car
Co. gath. M and SITS. NV. Republic
0145. Open evenings.
PLYMOUTH 1897 4-door de luxe touring
sedan; looks like new; low mileage; S595.
Coast-In. Inc, Washington's leading Chrys-
Ter and Plymouth dealers. 4O7 Fla. ave. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1885 rumble-seat coupe; by
original owner; exceptionally fine cond-
tion will sell 500 below market price;
no dealers. Adams 019l. after r pm.
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe coupe $3.50;
paint. upholstery perfect; mechanically ex-
cellent, fully guaranteed: low terms Barnes
Motors 1929 4th ST. NV. Decatur 2390
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DODGE 1895 de luxe 4-door trunk sedan.
Wed be glad to tell you the original
owners name Of this car. because 1t is in
Such perfect condition. The mileage
low :. the finish is Jet black as a matter
q. o. ,n lact everything about this '.Trew
al the down payment You need. Just Day
S22 90 month. The price for Just
lev lev days is down TO- S46OOO. The Trew
Pa. ave. Sc. 14th and Chaplin sts. nv
Decatur 1915. Atlantic 1910.
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Going Out of BUSINESS!
Must Sell
STOCK AND FIXTURES

f1dI uWdTe, IUOIS, PdInC,
House Furnishings. Glass,
Plumbing and Elec. Supplies.
- Formerly of Louis A. Pincus,
426 Seventh st. S.W.
Sale on the Premises.
Thursday. June %, at 10 AM.
porch and deck paints. shellac, stains.
kalsomine, wakes. brushes. Disston & Stan
ley tools. garden tools. screens. screen
doors. screen wire galvanized and alumni
mum ware, ladders, furnace and stove pipe,
roof paint ana paper. nails, bolts screws.
seneral hardware and supplies
Fixtures: Tables scales. safe. show case.
cash register. paper cutter. etc.
Terms: Cash. Immediate Removal.
PAUL CAPLAN & CO.. INC.
Baltimore Auctioneers WASHINGTON
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PLYMOUTH 1897 4-door de luxe touring
sedan; looks like new; low mileage; S595.
Coast-In. Inc, Washingtons leading Chrys-
Ter and Plymouth dealers. 4O7 Fla. ave. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1885 rumble-se coupe; by
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1894 de luxe coupe. $3.50;
paint. upholstery perfect; mechanically ex-
cellent, fully guaranteed: low terms Barnes
MOTORS. 1879 l3th st. NV. Decatur ,:}9O
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DODGE 1886 de luxe 2-door trunk sedan.
quiet and economical in its operation!
Just about everything that a car should
be- Imagine buying it for Just a third
down and $500 a month p. less than
81 a day!. OF course. it's in perfect me-
chanical condition.! That's the only way
TREW offers Trew Value cars! The
is spotless m and the tires are like new! Get
behind the wheel and experience real
$4,000. The Trew Motor Co.. 1875 14th
st, NV. 14th and Pa. ave. Sc. 14th and
Chaplin sts. NV. Decatur 1915. Atlantic
4340.
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DODGE 1887 business coupe Why drive
an old car when this smart coupe finished
in golden beige, with spotless whipcord
upholstery can be yours for just $4,000 a
month. Your car is probably more than
the down payment. So test the per-
ease Of handling, economy and safety
It's guaranteed TREW VALUE and
the price is low! $4,000. The Trew
Motor Co., 1926 14th st. NV. 14th and
Pa ave. Sc, 14th and Chaplin sts. NV.
Decatur 1915. Atlantic 4340.
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DODGE 1886 touring sedan. S495: beau
tiful Brewster green finish. clean interior,
fine tires and splendid motor This car
has been conditioned and tuned to perfec-
ton. Be sure to inspect this offer before
you decide Top trade. easy terms. Arcade
Pontiac. 1919 Irving st: NV. (open eyes,.
Adams 0575.
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DODGE 1885 o-door trunk sedan; $3.50.
Also 1895 6-wheel trunk sedan. S415.
These are two very excellent cars and the
prices are right Fully guaranteed; low
terms. Barnes Motors, 1929 14th NV.
Deca tnr O2Qn
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OLDSMOBILE 1887 6-cyl de luxe coupe
black; 5000 miles; clean as a new car:
S649. See Mr.. Flood. dealer. 1921 Conn.
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RAPID-FIRE DELIVERIES
SPECIAL CREDIT PLAN

Credit Is 4 matter Of good reputation.
$1.I1 Is all you need as down payment
II You have a good job and a clear record.
No endorsers. No red tape.
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DODGE "a coach. roomy all-steel body.
hydraulic brakes. powerful floating power
engine: terms to suit; S295. 90. Addison
Chevrolet 431 Irving St NV
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FORD Tudor, de luxe. 1885; radio, heater;
original black finish. new tires; you may
buy q 1885 for less, but not like this one,
$295; SO down, balance $50 month. LogaH
Motors. 18th and M sts NV
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
AUCTION SALES.

FOR RENT, LEASE OR SALES. w. end
offices End floor. 16x3O it. Natl 943s.
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DODGE 1886 sedan: attractive blue finish
without mark: sound eficient floating
POWER engine: safety-steel body and shat
terDroof glass all windows: driven little by
original owner: nearly new tires: S545:
guaranteed; easy terms. Emerson a.
Orme, Buick. 18th and NJ SITS. Dist s10O.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-06-04
DEVONIAN TEST

corner of Section 5-27-5W, eight
miles north and west OF Pondera Oil
field 1t is on the top contour OF
the largest of five structures which
nave been mapped adjacent to the
Pendroy fault This fault, trending
from northeast to southwest, has a
displacement of 500 feet and is the
largest fault ever discovered in the
oweetgrass Arch The first well Is
due to be on the high side of the
fault. The second wen will be drill
Cd on the Glow side OF the fault
OF greatest Importance is the fact
that this structural condition was
carefully mapped by seismograph
crews of Holland Research corpora
ton, which is rated as the foremost
geophyslcal firm in the country
An entire season was devoted 10
mapping this part of the Arch and
largely because of the unusual fea-
ture of the large fault, the Pen
droy structure was chosen tor the
first test on a location so deter
mined.
The surveys indicate that loca-
ton of this well will be $50 feet
nigner, structurally, than the two
nearest wells, the Continental Devel-
opment and the Tarrant wells, both
of which had showings of oil The
Tarrant well had a showing of OIL
in the Cut Bank sand and the Con-
tinental well was rated at bar
rels per day at the top of the lime.
Some distance west is the old
Gypsy Oil Co. well which had con-
siderable oil at the top of the lime.
This, like all other wells OF the area
was drilled on the low side of the
fault. This fault was located a num-
Der of years ago by E. Byers EN-
rick, Conrad geologist, who dug ex-
tensive trenches to locate it. He
could not at that time determine
the throw" or displacement but
by geophysical methods the fault
was easily traced and its displace-
ment determined.
The top Of the Madison lime is
expected at around $500 feet, with
the Devonian at 5000 feet and the
top of the Ordovician at $500 feet.
Little is known about the thickness
is the greatest oil producing hori-
zon in the Midcontinent
A rig has been leased from VIM.
Hanlon of Cut Bank and 84-fo0t I
derrick was being run Friday. 1t is
contemplated that the hole will be
carried to the top of the Madison
lime, where 1O-inch casing will be J
set, using cable tools, then chang
ing over to complete with rotary
tools.
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CONSOLIDATED LEASE AND OPERAT-
ING AGREEMENT

SEND A CONTRIBUTION
To THE sUNBURsT BADGER
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REP orr IT WILDCAT
WELLS I'M ALBERTA

Twenty-seven wildcat wells are
now drilling in Alberta, according
TO American scouts returning from
the north. Much interest attaches
the Imperial we'll four miles from
Lethbridge, drilling with rotary
tools. Operations are going ahead
at Tabor field where q well IS
drilling, a second is building rig and
a third Is moving materials. The
last is North Tabor Royalties we'll.
located north of Fsneastle. It Is
reported that S. Myron zandmer OF
Terminal Oils is preparing to re-
sumo operations in the border area
northwest OF Cut Bank oil field
where substantial amounts Of oil
have been found In wells drilled to
the top Of the Madison lime on Del
Bonita and Twin River structures.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-06-04
GLACIER COUNTY
By GEacaeF Cszney Abslxas9 Co.
GUT han -. MONTANA


CONSOLIDATED LEASEs
Verne 7; Masher Ct ux, Glen T. Leach
Co. and The State OF Montana to Gla-
cier Production 90. va Sec. $3.50, Blk
o&GL, pg $40, w Sec; 2a-3S-S BIZ
S sse p. pfN w AZ; NE &c. Slss -S ST BIZ
sEssEs : see = "a SEsSEi Sc. 5S-sS-5,
Gears sec is roySitiss s ssi Within e rs' mS
Edwin Berger 1t w, George L. Leach
+ w, II. Thomas. n. G. Werbke 1t TX. Geo
Hilton Ct gS Matilda ,.d Leach and the
Co; Butte, Mont 81 Sec. 1855. Bk >
o oSGL. pg PSI, s. Sex 49,. Bs 8;
O&GL pg 212. sEi Sec. 1855 swa Sec
H. NJ Sec. 1855 tand lands in Toole
Coz CONSENT OF ROYALTY OWNERS
Metropolitan National ~ ~ Of 10
- AssiGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Itoneia Sarducci 20 Peer Del Re. IL
l. +. NIct1rdy to Rex W Haokharth
same to same ~ Of 10 sTl. Sec. 5-al-5
County l5S34es Ia. SEtSwa Sec. 8. Lot
n NEtNW3 Sec. 1850 TO secure &0000
Rouene Hanlon 70 The First National
StEtEiElNw3 sEsE4wNs!ElNwl Sex.
1926
DEEDS
James W q aCk ~ ux to Laura stern
North ~ feet Lot South 30 H. I.os
p Larson Subdivision OF Lot Of Block
Third Addition Ia Cut Rank.
I'rsnla Davis. VIM. Hilger, Ruth Gather
Franceen Downing To Montana Hurley
Lo- = Blk II q. r. Cut Bank
The Rocky Mountain Realty Company
20 q. $. Frary NW3NE3 Sec 1890
rcserving mineral rights.
RELEASE OF OIL & GAS LEASE
The Texas cOmpany Ia Nettie NJ Bald
win 81 con. Releases Bk 6 O&GL page
1l5. Lot I, Sec. 1866
LEASE RATIFICATION AND ROYALTY
POOLING AGREEMENT
X W Hackbarth 20 The Texas Co.
Ratifies Aronsnn lease SWl WlSE3 va
EASEi Sex p. NWl WlNEt W1BiNEi
Sec $50. as 10 IA OF III WiNWl
ANNUAL STATEMENTS
Tarrant Wiley Oils Inc to The Public
fA" Sock S-OOOO.OO Invested In Mon.
IA. 1864. Business In Mont Ss3 7SlOO.
Profit S7.O13O3 Pres r. s. Wiley. Sec
Alice J. Wiley. V. p. r. G. Tarrant !
Cut Bank
Alberta Paeigfic Consolidated oils. Ltd
10 The Public. Cap. Stock. S3O0O.00OOO. (
Invested In Mont 1901 3f4 ~. business In Z
Mort. Si0.248.52 Net profit 81 BIZ = Pres (
u. Singleton. v =. T. A. HornihrOok +
Sec Treas. J. L. Hunt
The Toronto pipe Line Company to 4
The Public Can Stock S100OO0 Invested (
IN Mont. S}04. $3.50. business In MOnb
81. l22. 1881 Profit &47 O2a57. Pres. A. 4
l.. Ellsworth, Treas. J C. Miilar v p
W. X. whiteford Secy. NJ r. McKeOwn.
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THE SUNRTRST RADGER
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HAVRE GAS PLAN
IS DEPENDENT ON
PENDING LAWSUIT

Ability to prove or disprove in
court allegations OF Irregularities
in the handling of the municipal
gas system project in Havre will
determine whether a WPA grant and
loan will be consummated, accord
ing to Congressman Jerry ].
O'Connell The loan has been au-
thorized and will stand, he says,
subject to outcome of present court
litigation.
Meantime, the interests which
now control the gas supply continue
to lease up the Bowes structure,
which had formerly been loosely
held. Included is 800 acres of gov
eminent land which formerly was
Unbiased but which was bought at
public sale on the bid of IARue
Smith for from 81 to $3.50 per
acre bonus. ]. Bland Catlett, re-
presenting the municipal gas system
proponents bought neither of the
two tracts but merely bid them up.
The municipal system proponents
esta blished enough reserves to JUS
tify the loan and grant from leases
held by Catlett and associate in the
producing area of Bowes gas field.
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the formation itself must of nee
essity take place at the interface
of the acid and the limestone or on
the walls OF pores. This precipitate
serves to halt the action of the
acid and lessen the distance of
travel away from the hole.
Dowen chemists began working
on reagents which might be added
to acid which would sustain the
rate of reaction without causing any
precipitation. There are some for
nations which are relatively open
and quickly acid soluble. If great
er penetration can be obtained by
using a slow acting acid, then re-
tarded acid gives better results than
regular acid.
The retardant used forms a mole
cular film action which allows the
acid to be pumped into the forma-
ton before it becomes active.
Thus there is no precipitant to bar
the penetration of the acid some dis
ance away from the hole, as the
pressure is applied. The retardant
is dissipated after a short time and
the acid becomes effective.
The new acid will be used in
Kevin-Sunburst chiefly in retreat
ing. In tight formations, where the
rate of fluid injection Is very low
due to the tremendous friction in
volved in passing fluid through the
formation, it is expected that litt-
lie can be gained by the use of sus-
tanned action acid. particularly on
the first treatment or first stage on
the we'll. However, after the forma-
ton has been opened up so that the
permeablity is reasonable, then the
use of retarded acid MAY be called
for.
The new acid has been used ex-
tensively in Oklahoma, Illinois and
other states and 1t has been def
nitely determined that the rate OF
production decline is outstandingly
decreased where sustained action has
been used It is believed that the
ultimate recovery will be greatly
increased, even though the initial
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WILL DIVIDE TRIBAL
LEASE IN 3 PARTS

The Blackfeet tribal council is
preparing to again offer the lease
relinquished by VIM. Hanlon, in
the Big Bend pool, for sale, this
time in three units Of 80 acres
each. with a drilling requirement
Of one we'll per tract The lease.
having three offsets required, was
turned back to the council by
Hanlon who paid $3.50 per acre
bonus for it last September. The
tract is Lot and NWA SEA -
32N-16W consisting of $3.50 acres
1t IS not far from the recently com
pleted Santa Rita-Jordan producer,
the largest in the Big Bend pool.
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NORTH FIELD

sEH S-34-2w which was acidize,
Thursday night with 1000 gallons
This is south OF the old Queen City
Corey pool, in an area where there
has been little activity since aci
d.zation has been known 1t hat
shows at 1893, at 1853 and a.
1887. none OF them large showings
Pump test had not been completed
at last reports.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO
y well in the GundersOn
pool SW SWh SWx 49,
35-2W, continued as the out
standing well Of the field, con-
tinuing to flow occasionally, as
the pump is operated at the
slow rate OF 18 strokes per
minute, The casing stands full
OF oil and IL flows through the
bypass whenever the gas pres
sure mounts.
This well came in with an
estimated initial of 200 bar
reIs per hour but since IL has
been under control &c has been
held to a production of from
$50 TO 2fO barrels per day.
Except for the flow, It should
make 178 barrels per day at
the pumping rate. When IL
flows e makes some cut oil
but the proportion of basic
sediment and water that has
been drained off Is small.
The Big West-GundersOn NO. g,
rNL NEk NV u 19-35-2W, east OF
the big well, has not yet acidized.
It is a small commercial producer.
natural.
A g. G OIL cOmpany's GOeddertz
No. s, Sc SWA SWA 2S-35-3W,
has run 7-inch pipe to 1910 feet
and will drill in next week. This
; in an area where good producers
have been the rule.
Dahl-Kimball No. 1, SW SEA
sen 1-35-3W, is drilling at 1880.
Il is in the Rocky Ridge pool.
Arthur Hoeh of Conrad started
4 well in the Rocky Ridge pool this
week. 1t is HOeh-GOvernment No.
1, NV NEA NWA 12-35-3W. 1t
IS south offset to the Lane &
Howell Sunburst sand producer.
Nepstad?Hogan No. ., NV NWA
NE a 11-35-3W, is sidetracking a
Dit at 1865 feet Hole bottoms at
1900.
-EngemOen, No. &, NV NEA
;WA I1-35-2W, is drilling at 100.
In the Rimrock pool, PIOtke &
No. 4, SW SEA SEA
'9-35-3W, has been finally plugged
md abandoned. at 1740 feet. fol-
owing a run of misfortune which
IeitheI acid nor nitro glycerin shots
ould remedy.
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This led to the development of sustained action acid which has
times as formation.
that the lime into fluid round thaa
o
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OF iet on NE 1894 West
q. r.. GallOgly 10 Alvin r. Clauson Is
Florence NJ. Weston 70 FRS Mime
spuolis Co. i-3ss on Ea 1851 East
q. f. Gallogly 60 Edgar r. Boehms
G. f. Gallogly TO Rose n Fischer,
! Il OF 10 on NW3 13-34-4 West
/ q. E. GallOgly 10 Rose NJ. Fischer,
i' On S GSi,SgI49 = Hsro Me' " WEBSTER
lq = on SEINE{ 80 West
9. +. Galiogly 70 John AuguAOn'
IL Of ~ on NEaNEl 2si g. w tss -
q ~ on swANEA SEA =, WisW4
sw. 10 NE3NEl 35-S-4 West
ASSIGNMENTS or INTEREST IN OIL
= GAS LEASES
r @. Parent to Joe smith lgo Of sOSs
on SW4SEa 1854 West
Jea Smith to Louis Tuman 10 OF sO5e
on SWASEa 26-35-4 West
Of Seigs on a"i Easel 1853 West
Y. F. Dahl % Wilbur & Blanche Rem
shaw f9s Of 2aqs on B4sE3 1888 West
~ or Soc on SwssEi 28-s5-4 West
v. r. Dahl 90 James Beattie IL OF
~ OF SAC on ElsE3 1853 West
Of io Of DAB @, to on Legs szssEs s lss 'F west
Of ios Of @ias on BssEl 1893 West
n. =. Dahl % Arthur n Hagiund 5Fe
OF S2Ag on E3SE4 1853 West
v. r. Dahl t. Paul X. and Irene
Louther 2et int on EASE4 l-;S-3 Wess
ASSIGNMENT or WORKING
ACHIEVEMENT
r. o Phelns to +. A. otnian NE3
AssIGSaEST or OIL a GAS LEASE
T. A. OHnan to II. A. Gardner 3gt Int
on NElSEi 3J-36-3 West
RELEASE or OIL a GAS LEASE
Montana Gas Corp 10 q. J. kichl-
bauch ct al Lots 1913 SE3 E4Swa !.
EiNWl 1891 West. Lots 1856 "a
SW3 Sci IsO5s Ia E1Nwi 7-.T lE
CONSOLIDATED LEASE AND OPERAT-
ING AGREEMENT
The following lessons 90 Glacier Pro-
Auc.i0n 20: Edwin Berger. 81 II; George
l.. leach 81 Il: w H. Thomas M u;
" G.. Werbke 4 George Hilton "a II;
Glacier Prod. 60. SEA IL tOwner) State
Of Montana swi II. "a -: all above In
Two . y Range ; West ltilacier CO..
and SW4 :. WgWl 1894 West, Matilda
Leach lTOOle County,
DEED or ADMINISTRATIVE
Lulu = Iluso Adm. Estate OF X. $.
Mont, 1-3 int In leases on SEA 1875
: West: WiNW3 2T-Si-1 West; NiNE4
n.s5-l West
ANIMAL STATEMENT
Sunset oil Company 10 The Public
Capital Invested IN Montana $40 .S28.T0;
Net loss on business transacted in
Montana for preceding year. S@.590.2a;
Agent Walter u. Upton, Helena. Mont.
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New Type OF Acid Concentrates
Farther Into Lime Formation

il
Sunbur field by DoweI Inc with the use sustained acid
well by 400
introduction primitive methods 1888 has been largely
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-06-04

RELEASE OIL g. GAS LEASE
Conrad Corporation to VIM. Henry.
July ;. 1928 at 10 so A NJ in Book
Leases, page 3S5.
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LIBERTY COUNTY
by Liberty County Abstract Co.
CHESTER. MONTANA

ASSIGNMENT OIL & GAS LEASE
George Lane. ct uN. sarah +. MacHale
A tract Of land 40 feet square, being a
portion Of the NW4NEt 26-.H4 81
ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
T. c. x Ella Caldwell Watson. Eta
Mo- Melvin Lots % NE3SW3 SE3 1885,
SE1NE3 1855. ST.
MINERAL DEED & ROYALTY
CONTRACT
Ella Caldwell & T. G. Watson, Eta
Mae Melvin Lots % 1886 SElNE4
1865. 81
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production following acidization is
less than that Of wells where con-
ventional acid is used
Shipments of the new acid have
been. received at Shelby and VITA
be used in future treatments in
Kelvin -Sunburst according to Ray
Austin, local manager.
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TO0LE COUNTY
TOOIe County Abstract Company,
Shelby. Montana

ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
Harry Studt to Melissa Van Dyke 1-16
Of III on NE 1884 West
q. r. Gall0gly TO John H. Iee Is OF
~ on NWl 1894 West.
g. e. GallOgly TO John y. Lee IA
Of III on EINE3 3-34-4 West
G. f. GalIogly TO A. T. Thompson II
The Nome nugget., 1938-02-16
ESCAPE FROM ICE FLOE

Robert Elingnak and Fred Lar sen, two native boys who had been hunting seal out on Bering Sea ice in front of Nome were caught yesterday afternoon on the outer ice flow when the Nor tn wind separated the grounded foe and the outer ice, leaving a wide lead of open water.
 With the lessening of the wind last evening they returned to shore arriving about 8:30 P. M.
 They had small boat which they launched into the lead, tie ing several seal on each side to keep it from swamping, and made the crossing to the grounded ice, safely. However, their experi- ence was a dangerous one as this morning the wind increased again, and it would have been impossible to make the crossing today.