Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-06-24

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= Drilling resumed this week after
casing had been cemented a second
time above the sand. At last re-
ports the drill was making slow
progress In Upper Cut Bank sand at
3075 feet with about 10 feet TO 20
to the Cut Bank oil horizon.
This well is the second CONNER
cIal Sunburst sand producer COM
pleted by Glacier Production. The
first. drilled in two weeks ago, was
In South Cut Bank in Corrigeuk
No location. center SENSWL
21-33-5W. That well had CONNER
cial production in the Sunburst
sand and oil also In the Cut Bank
sand. showing an initial OF 500 bar
rels from the two sands. This Is
the second largest well in the field,
second only to the Santa Rita
Lander No. 1, in the north end OF
the field, which had an initial of
1900 barrels per day.
Because wells in the Lander
pool are producing from the Moul-
ton sand and because Sunburst
sand is virtually unknown, many
operators thought the Larson well,
three miles northeast OF the Lam
der, was getting its oil from the
Moulton sand. Position OF the Cut
Bank sand quite definitely estab-
fishes the Sunburst sand In the
Larson well. The speed with which
the hole fills with oil Is taken as
an indication that a very porous
sand body has been tapped. It es-
tablishes the presence OF oil in
three horizons in the North Cut
Bank area.
Glacier Production completed a
producer a short distance southeast
OF Cut Bank, on Hawkins No. 2 To-
cation, NE NEA SWA 17-35-5W,
this week. 1t swabbed "a barrels in
"a hours, with a fluid level of
700 feet. It has pipe set at 1928,
with Sunburst sand and a show OF
oil from 1865 TO 2S8O. Upper Cut
Bank sand was from 1900 to 2945
and lower Cut Bank from 2g45 to
1858. The main pay was from
2945 to 1858, where the Ellis shale
was encountered.
Two new locations we're an
nounced as follows:
Glacier Observation-Disclosures
No. 1 C NWA NEA 2S-S3-5W,
zig up.
Kistncr- Watson-BrItton No. 2.
sW SEA SEX 14-34-5W. Location
s 220 feet north of the south line
md 100 feet west Of the east line,
Santa Ritas first oil
we'll in the field.
In North Cut Bank, A. ID. CObb's
gargO No. 4, SEA NEH 1897
w, has been delayed throughout
he week owing to failure of cement
0 set at 1850 feet, above the sun
'urst sand where a showing Of a
'ailer and a half OF oil was found
)rillers were cleaning out Friday.
preparatory to drilling into the
sand from which horizon
he nearby Nadeau (Huber-Mon-
ana) Crowley No. 2 is producing.
he latter well has not yet been
ut on the pump but II is variously
stimated from 90 to SO barrels.
Glacier Pr0duotion-Jaeger No. 4.
NWA NWA 15-32-6W, is the
outhernmost drilling well in the
.eld, while that company's larson
10, Is the northernmost drilling
'ell In the main field. The Jaeger
drilling at 2690 after having had
unburst sand at 1855.
Pardue-Tribal I'll No. 2. NV
EA SWA 7-32-5W, is a new pro-
ueer, having 1000 feet of oil
landing In the hole from the Cut
'ank sand. Seven-inch pipe was set
t 1850, above the sand, and hole
ottoms at 1893, nine feet in the
Ills shale.
Santa Rita-Jordan No. .. c
WA SEA 7-32-5W, is drilling
I 1883 after setting casing at
Tarrant-Yunk No. 3, sW SWA
WA 12-34-6W, is spuddng.
Tarrant-Getty No. 8, CIVIL NWH
u X 15-34-6W, is drilling at
885.
Three wells spudded in the field
uring the past week.
Huber No. 1 GEL
Wa Sci 11-37-5W, BIG feet.
Santa Rita-Stahl No. G NWA
VIZ 21-33-5W drilling at 1850.
Texaco-state No. A, C NWk
WV 1s-s2-5W. drilling, 225.
Wexaco-Curran NO. A, G NEA
yNn s-32-5W. drilling, esq. Ten
,eoh was set at that depth and