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Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22
C,ockan-
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A COOky Revival

and soda together and add to the
creamed mixture alternately with the
milk. Blend in the melted chocolate,
the chopped nuts and the vanilla;
bake for Is minutes in a moderately
hot oven, 400 degrees F. This recipe
makes about 8 dozen cookies.
And speaking of bringing forgotten
recipes to life again, here Is another
chocolate drop cookie recipe that was
SO tremendously popular last year that
d% song SOME o repeat a w agnn n @
these cookies that had the little humps
Of chocolate scattered through them
like chocolate chip ice cream. They
are wonderfully delicious to eat. Here
is the recipe:
! cup l1o shortening part butter for
3-8 cup brown sugar (6 tablespoons
3-8 cup granulated sugar (6 table
spoons)
egg
Is cups all-purpose flour
teaspoon soda
teaspoon salt
teaspoon vanilla
cup chopped nuts
Id. sweet or semi-sweet baking
chocolate cut in a-inch pieces
about II cupS)
gradually, and cream well. Blend in
the well-beaten egg. Sift the flour
once before measuring. Sift the flour,
soda, and salt together, and stir into
the creamed mixture. Blend in the
vanilla, nuts and chocolate. dough
may be covered and left in the re-
frigerator to chill before baking if de-
siredJ Drop by teaspoonsful about 2
inches apart onto a creased heavy
baking sheet or, pan. Bake 7 to 9
minutes in a moderately hot oven, 400
degrees F. Let the cookies stand for a
minute after baking before removing
from the pan. They will be soft when
taken from the oven. but will be crisp
later. Amount, IS cookies.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22
Scores of Recipes
Already Entered in
SeDtember Contest

Entries for the September Recipe
of the Month Contest" are arriving
daily. but there is still time to try for
one of the cash prizes to be awarded
this month.
The September recipe contest is for
moulded salads only. Delicious mould
ed salads can be made from fruits,
vegetables, shellfish, ETC., and the re-
sourceful housewife knows how popu-
lar such salads are with members of
her family.
Recipes entered in this months
contest should include brand names of
the nationally known food products
used in making the moulded salad.
Prizes for this months best recipes
will be: IS for the moulded salad
recipe adjudged the best; 50 for the
next best, and three prizes of 81 each
will be awarded those adjudged third,
fourth and fifth best.
Send your contest entries to Miss
Wynn, P. o. Box 1906, Great Falls,
Mont. All entries become the property
of Miss Wynn. The contest will close
on Sept 80, 1899.
Only one entry from each contestant
will be permitted.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22
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only cooking required Is heating the
peaches to bring out their full flavor
and juiciness, and this may be omitted
If you prefer to crush or puree them
and use them "as is" Yet the product
Is an ice cream so delicious, especially
when served with its perfect compile
ment Of angel food cake, that you will
find yourself sorry fresh peach wealth.
er doesn't last all year. Try it for
yourself and see.
PEACH CUSTARD ICE CREAM
Q cups sliced fresh peaches
rennet tablets
2 tablespoons cold water
% cups cold milk
u cups heavy cream
! cup sugar
Pinch salt
teaspoon vanilla
Place peaches to heat over a low
flame for or 3 minutes; mash with
potato masher while heating. CThis
heating develops flavor and prevents
icy Jumps of peach pulp in the ice
cream0 Cool. Dissolve rennet tablets
in water. Warm milk, cream, sugar
and salt to lukewarm Q1O degrees FL
in top of double boiler. Remove from
heat and quickly stir in dissolved tab
let's. Pour into freezer can and let
stand at room temperature until firm.
Cool. Add peaches and flavoring and
freeze in mixture of 6 parts ice to
part salt until stiff. Lift out can,
remove dasher. replace cover and cork
the hole tightly. Empty ice and water
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22
81 Football Games
Scheduled for Butte

A Schedule Of % football games to
be played at Butte High school stadium
this fall, including 10 games for the
first half of the Butte-Anaconda In
dependent league season, was adopted
by the stadium committee of the school
board.
The full schedule, when the indie
pendent games for the last half are
arranged will include about 80 games,
which may attract a total attendance
of $4,000 persons between the date of
the first game, Sept. 8, and the final
contest on Armistice day, Nov. II. Both
day and night games will be played
this year.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22
Former Opheina Girl
Is Among SURVIVORS
of TOrpedOed Vessel

A former Valley county girl and
Montana school teacher, Mrs. James
G. Davis. with her husband, is among
the survivors of the torpedoed liner
Athena" according to a cablegram
received by her mother, Mrs. Nora
Amundson of Opheim.
The cablegram announced that the
Davises were safe in Scotland. Their
home is in New York City, where Mr.
Davis represents a school book publish
ing concern. They had been making
a summer tour of Europe. The cable
gram gave no details Of their expert
ences.
SON she 'As attended It I io Onheim ge a schnoIs
worked in Glasgow and later taught
in the Scobey schools. She met Mr..
Davis while attending the University
Of Pittsburgh and they have lived in
New York City since 1887.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22

Employees of Montanans, Inc,
at the organizations Helena of
fices on Fuller avenue have been
busy swatting flies for the last
few weeks-not that the place is
overrun with flies, but to provide
nourishment for their unique pet
AN axolotl, one of the strangest
biological curiosities on the North
American continent.
The axolotl Is a curious amphibian
found only in a few lakes in south
western Montana and in Mexico at
attitudes ranging from 1000 to 5000
feet. The one now on display at the
in Axolotl lake, between Ennis and
teur zoologist.
Being provided with three pairs of
gills and also set of lungs, the
axolotl is equally at home on land and
in the water. He is equipped with two
pairs of legs, using them to suspend
himself in the water and to navigate
on land. The Montanans, Inc, pet
but at night, climbs out on a rock, an
important furnishing Of his aquarium.
His keepers are at a loss to explain
just what stage of development their
pet is in, whether he is Just a young
ster or an adult, and a thorough peru
sal of all zoology books at hand has
added little to their knowledge.
They also have a second specimen,
but he, was not SO fortunate as his
DAYS,
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22
Res- o. g. Pat. o~.

Have you ever had the experience
Of using a new recipe a great deal
for while-and then somehow or
other forgetting all about it until you
or pie made from that recipe at a
friends home? You remembered at
once how good it was and you GER
tainly resolved to hunt up your recipe
and use it again.
We had Just that experience the
other day. There was a deliciously tan
talizing brown sugar and chocolate
Of the kitchen in the home where we
were visiting 1t was a familiar frag-
rance. yet somehow we couldn't quite
place it. At any rate 1t made us power
fully, hungry. So the appearance of
the daughter of the house with a tray
ognized those soft puffy chocolate
cookies still warm from the oven. They
were our own chocolate drop cookies.
That is, they had been made from
our recipe that we hadn't used for
ever so long. We'd really forgotten how
delicious those chocolate drop cookies
were.
That's why I'm offering the recipe
now-in case some of you have made
these cookies and forgotten them-or
have mislaid or lost the recipe. They
are SC. easily and quickly made, too,
as well as being uncommonly good to
eat. Here is the recipe:
Chocolate Drop Cookies
cup shortening
cup brown sugar
egg
cups all-purpose flour
teaspoon salt
teaspoon soda
y cup milk
squares chocolate e oz) melted
cup chopped nuts
! teaspoon vanilla
Cream the shortening, add the sugar
gradually. and cream we'll Blend in
the well-beaten egg. Sift the flour once
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22
Trunapeter SlDan
ShOIUing Increase

Hopes that Americas almost extinct
trumpeter swan may increase to the
point where its preservation will be
assured. received boost with the 1889
swan census.
Supt. Edmund B. Rogers of Yellow
stone park said rangers counted 70 of
highest ever known in the park, as
compared with 40 last year.
Rogers said the most hopeful sign
was that So were. adult birds, indicat-
ing that cygnets are reaching matur-
ity. The previous high count Of adults
was 10.
Rogers said there are only about 100
Of the birds In the United States.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22
NEW VICAR GENERAL

Msgr. J. c. Willging, former pastor
of the Immaculate Conception Catho-
lie church at Butte, has been elevated
to vicar general of the Helena diocese.
Protestant ministers, Catholic priests
and a Jewish rabbi all joined in trib-
utes to the new vicar general.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22
MORRISON CAVE OPENS

Morrison cave, located in Jefferson
canyon four miles east of Lahood park,
was opened to the public early in Sep
TENDER. Work on preparing the cave
for visitors has been under way for
several years. Morrison cave is a state
park.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22
SPAGHETTI LOAF
2 cups broken spaghetti
Glove garlic

SPAGHETTI LOAF
2 cups broken spaghetti
l Glove garlic
lb. American cheese
! tall can evaporated milk
2 eggs
Y teaspoon salt
cup finely cut parsley
tablespoon grated onion
/. Boil spaghetti until tender in boil
ing, sailed water to which garlic has
been added. Drain and rinse.
2. Melt cheese in the milk over boil
ing water.
8. Beat eggs. -.
a. Add salt, parsley, onion, spaghetti
and cheese sauce, stirring rapidly to
prevent hot sauce from cooking eggs,
5. Pour into buttered loaf pans.
g. Bake in a moderate oven (350 de-
grees FL l hour.
A sharper cheese may be used II
desired.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22

from freezer. replace can. and repacl
to stand several hours before serving
Serve In well-chilled sherbet glasses
topping with a maraschino cherry
Serves TO-
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22

The main function Of fishs fins u
to balance the fish's body and to steady
its course.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22

Luxurious looking slices of Calavo
pears, and a halved Calavo to hold
the mayonnaise for your vegetable
salad bowl can no longer be consid-
cred a costly indulgence for salads.
Sprinkle sliced and halved Calavo
with lemon juice and salt. Use to
top a salad bowl of shredded salad
green's, tomatoes and cucumberS, or
other seasonable vegetables. Garnish
with onion frills. Serve French dress
ing separately.
Calavo pears
Lemon juice
Salt
Salad greens
Green onions
Tomato wedges
Sliced cucumberS or green
sweet peppers
Mayonnaise
French dressing
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22
AXOLOTL AT HOME.
in HELENA OFFICE
MONTANANS, INC, DISPLAYS RARE
AMPHIBIAN, NATIVE TO
TREASURE STATE

Creature On Display Was Taken From
Axolotl Lake Between Ennis and
Virginia City; Is Biological Curl
osity.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22

Salt and pepper roast and bake in
a moderate oven 600 to $50 degrees
F. for hours. FIJI center with dress
ing and cook 2 hours longer or until
meat Is tender, basting dressing fire.
quently for added flavor. Garnish
platter with saute apple rings and
whole prl1neS.
To make dressing:. Rinsf prmes,
Drain and cut from pits In small pieces.
Pick bread into small pieces, add
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22

Cut Calavo pears into halves length
wise, remove seeds and peel. Reserve
one whole half and cut remaining
halves into lengthwise slices Sprinkle
all with lemon juice and salt. Fill
bottom of salad bowl with shredded
onions cut into "frills," tomatoes and
cucumbers over top. Place Calavo half
In center and fill with mayonnaise
Serve French dressing separately.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22

An ear Of corn always has an even
number Of rows Of kernelS.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-22

The Irish potato Is not nish-it or.
iginated In South America.
La gaceta., 1939-10-21
Ia GAOETA
gular, pudiera ser que Ell score
no Sc inclinara solo del lado "cai
manero".
Ferguson comenzaTd

MUchos de los jugadores lie
los Gators jugaran frente a
Tampa por veg primera. Fer
gle Ferguson, que ha venido
desarrollando un gran juego en-
la posici6n del left end, comen-
cara Ell juego, pero no Sc pre-
sentara en- su mejor forma.
Tres de los blacks" que res
ponderan a la primera llamada
Sc veran frente a los tampeno3
por vez primera. Ellos son Leo
Cahill, que anot6 Ell Gnico touch
down frente al college de Bo3-
ton Harrison, un gran CORE
dor, y Charlie Tate, qre ha esta
do stfriendo de una lesion en-
un hombro y que ocupara ell full
back post. FL resto del lineup
"ha visto servicio" frente a los
Espartanos.
La gaceta., 1939-10-21
LOS INGENIEROS ACEPTA-
RON FILOSOFICAMENTI
LA ORDEN DE FORD

Detroit, oct. 21.- Los inge-
nieros rusos que estudiaban los
metodos americanos en- las fa-
bricas de Ford y fueron echa-
dos de esos talleres por ell rico
manufactured, recibieron flo
s6ficamente la noticia, negando
Sc a concentrate,
Ford hizo una Investigation
y deScubri6 que muchos de ellos
tenian relaciones con Ell particle
Comunista y tratarOn de apo
derarse de ciertos planes" so
Fernando a I'm capataz.
Recientemente la compania
Ford ces6 de vender pleas a Ru
STA.
La gaceta., 1939-10-21

seta encantadora, donde tam
bi6n habia un POGO de jardin,
con mimosas. guindos y rosa
les.
Y solo ~entonces, va solo y a
pie, Sc decide a abrlr las cartas
que lie habian entregado.
Cast todas elias eran de sus
administrators, hablandole de
asuntos: del de las minas de
Bilbao, del de La Fanfarrona,
de Malaga del de La Altiva, de
Burgos, y de ariSt6cratas y anu
gos de Madrid.
Estes Gltlmos lie felicitaban
por ell nombramiento de Isidoro
para embajador en- Toxic, y dos
de ellos lie invitaban a sendas
cacerias.
Rio Verde sonri6, guardian
dose las carstas que iba le-
La gaceta., 1939-10-21
DEPORTE
GIRCULO CUBANO Y CEN
TRIO ASTURIANO MANANA,
EN- PARK,
A LA 80 p. M.
I'm gran doble juego han de brin
dar los dos equipos
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Con ur doble juego entire las
novenas del Circulo Cubano, que
pilotea JESUS Rodriguez, y ell C..
Asturiano, que dirige Espolita,
probablemente quedara decidi-
da la segunda vuelta de la Liga
Intersocial.
Los Mambises tienen una Yea
taja de desafio y medic sobre
sus rivales de manana y solo ne
cesitan una victoria para captar
Ell derechO a discutir ell campeO-
nato frente al team de los TIA
lianos, que dirige ell popular Ca
sares.
JESUS Rodriguez, Antonio Cas-
tro Y los otros compnentes del
team del Club de la IA, confian
en- que Varas les dara la victo-
ria que necesitan, en- Ell primer
partido.
Espolita ha depositado toda
La gaceta., 1939-10-21

yendo, en- la pelliza de su ira
je de campo.
va solo lie quedaban dos o
tres cartas por abrir, cuando
reconcile en- un sobre la letra
de Isidoro.
Sc allegro, rasgando ell So
.brecillo v%iyamente, al tempo
que sc decia a media voz.
ii Hombre, de Isidoro!...
Poorest. Habran querido
enyiarnos unas letras de salu-
do antics de embarcarse...
Pero ell ceno del marques
Sc frunci6 enormemente v su
rostro Sc puso palido en- GUAM
to cOmenzo a leer los prime
ros renglones de esta carta ex-
trahisima.
Decia asi:
La gaceta., 1939-10-21
Barcelona, lunes % de
noviembre 1927

"Queridos papas: Con la a
margura que podeis suponer,
os comunico la tristisima not;
ella de que hace cineo dis que
Maria de las Moves Sc ha
marchado de mi lado.
Me he enterado a la vez,
de algo horrible y tan innoble
y vergonzoSo. que mi pluma sc
MEGA a escribiroslo. Manana
pienso salir para Madrid, don
de, con vuestro permiso, voy
a retirar de vuestra casa mis-
libros Y mis- muebles.
Compounded que, en- este
case, no puedo proceder de O.
tro modo.
va Os informare mas am
La gaceta., 1939-10-21

> Maria de las Moves Sc Ia
marchado de mi lado..."
GQue?...
lQue era aquello?...
GQu@ guerra decir Isidoro? ?.
Maria. la muchacha dulce
y santa a la que ellos querian
como a una hija... les Tue
nadia huido del lado de So es-
poso?...
ERA esto?...
! 81 era esto,.. les que Ma
RIA de las Moves habia come
lido alguna infamia?. b..
iPero cual?...
Volvia a leer otras frases,
don Rodolfo:
""Algo tan horrible v ver-
gonzoso, que mi pluma Sc ME
ga a eseribtroslo, 49,"
La gaceta., 1939-10-21

al cuarto hangar naranjero,
cuando un empleado de las ofici
mas de la finca Sc aeerc6 al mar
ques, entregandole unas cartas
que acababan de llegar.
La gaceta., 1939-10-21
SOBRE
LOS TAMPENOS EN- Ell JUE-
GO DE ESTA NOCHE EN-
GAINESVILLE
(POr Arthur Ojedd)

Probables lineup.
Tampa: Kolka, LIE; Newlands
1T; Fordyce, DG; Fisher, c.;
Anderson, re; Zaiko, RT; Reed
RE; Beynon, OBJ; Patton, HB;
HB; Buchan, FB.
Florida: Ferguson, LIE; Golf,
1T; Vetter, LG; Bucha, c.; Bat
tista, re; Kelmon, RT; Piombo,
RE; Hanna, Oh Harrison, HB ;
Cahill, HB; Tate, FB.
Kickoff a las 8 p. m. en- Flo
rida Field.
Los Caimanes de la Universe
dad de la Florida, despues de ha
Der alcanzado una impresionan-
te victoria frente al Boston Col
lege, la semana pasada, con SEQ
re de 10, son hoy los favoritos
para alcanzar una decisiva vic
toria sobre los muchachos de la
La gaceta., 1939-10-21
Folletin No. 479
La Gaceta
"A MUCHACHA
I DE LA GALE.

monticulos, fernando una saba
ma verde, de un verde claro de
mar en- tarde de verano..
Ell marques sigui6 su vista,
saludando amablemente a caps
faces Y a empleados, parandose
a converSar un ratio con las mu-
jeres, que apresuraban la fac
ma al distinguir al amo avanzar
a 10 largo de la nave, pero al que
TODD ell mundo guerra por su ge
nerosidad sin limites, su senci-
llez Y su hombria de bien a toda
prueba...
Y va iba a pasar don Rodolfo
La gaceta., 1939-10-21

su confianza en- A. Tore y E.
Martinez.
Amoas novenas finalizaron
en- el dia de aver sus practicas
semanales y podemos asegurar
que, por la forma en- que Sc en-
cuentran, ha de ser uno de los
doble juegos mas interesantes
presentados al pGblico durante
Ia "campana" que esta tocand
q su fin.
Esperase un lleno complete
en- las graderias desde tempra-
mas horas.
Los precios seran los mismos
Y los umpire tambien.
Manana ell lugar de cita de los
fanatics baseboleros es Cusca-
den Park.
La gaceta., 1939-10-21
LA GACETA

FL peri6dico en- idioma Espahcl
de mas circulation en- Tanps
Etetoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TeEefono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1939-10-21
Universidad de Tampa, en- Cal

Universidad de Tampa, en- Cal
nesville.
La "patada,, inicial Sc dara =
las 8 p. m, y Ell juego sehala Ia
primera aparici6n del team de
Tampa Ell Gainesville Stadium.
FL primer partido entire las dos
univer5tdades en- football, fue
celebrado en- Tampa ell ano Pc
sado y termin6 con una victo-
ria de $50 para los Gators.
Ell coach Josh Cody anuncia
varioS cambios en- ell lineup de
la Florida, mientras ell coach
Nash Higgins diggins dice que
Tampa ira a la lucha con el mis-
mo team que sufri6 una derrota
de 1927 frente a Miami, la soma
ma pasada.
I'm tren especial del Se@boald
Air Line llevara algunos cientoS
de fanatics tampenos a la ciu-
dad de Gainesville.
PracticdrOW bajo las luces
Los Gators finaIizaron sus
preparativos para este juego
con una ligera practica, bajo las
luces del stadium, aver pOr Ia
noche.
En- ell lineup regular los Ga
tors tendran cinco novatos, ciu-
co juniors y IN senior.
Ralph Kelmon, un junior, ira
a la posicion de right tackle, ha-
biendo ganado dicha posicion de
manos de John Smith, otro ju-
Nor.
Habra otro nuevo centric en-
la posici6n del lesionado Bill 10
binson. Sera Mike Bucha, uu
junior. Existe la posibilidad de
que Ell tampeho Benny Lane res
ponda a la primera llamada. Eli
otro cambio Sc realizara en- Ell
backfieid, donda Charlie Tate
es probable que sustituya a An
dy Beno,
Puede que hayd I'm score
dpretddO
Aunque eSperamos una victo-
ria para los Gators, puede que
sea I'm juego sumamente intere-
sante.
Los Gators de primer ano
brindarOn una gran demostra-
ci6n frente a Boston, la seman&
pasada, y los novatos de los Es-
partanOs no pudieron lucirse
frente a Miami.
Con ell espiritu del squad"
de los Floridanos algo decade
por la perdida de su centric re-
La gaceta., 1939-10-21

FL marques sc habia para.
do, absorto, asombradisimo
sin comprender en- ell primer
moment0.
JQue era esto?..
GQu6 guerra decir esta car.
tar,
Rectific6 su paseo, desvian
dose por un canine lateral. y
Sc par6 a la entrada de una a
lameda de olmos. volviendo a
leer la carta.
No, no comprendia.
Analizaba frases sueltas.
con un asombro que iba en-
aumento a cada instante.
La gaceta., 1939-10-21
PETRILLO A
MUERTE
La CquSa de los Asesindtos por
ATsen1cO

Filadelfia, oct. 21.-Herman
Petrillo fu6 condenado aqui a
morir en- la silla electrical por Ell
asesinato de Ferdinando Alton
81, un obrero de la WPA, cri-
men que cometi6 envenenando
los emparedados que Alfonsi lie
vaba para su almuerzo. Ell cri-
minal estuvo a punto de desma-
yarse cuando ell juez McDevitt
lie sentenci6, diciendo:
Gracias, senior juez, pero yo
todavia tengo Dios.
La gaceta., 1939-10-21

Don Rodolfo era hombre me-
t6dico Y serene EN- todas sus CO.
sas, y al que no le gustaba precl
pitar nj tergiversar nj forzar
NADIA.
Hizo su vista con toda lentl-
tud, habl6 con unOs y con o.
tros, resolvi6 dudas de cuantos
lie consultaban..., y, finalmente,
luego de yer salir un tren car
gado de los productos de FL Ma
ranjal, con destino a Gambia.
volvi6 hacia la casa-palacio, ST.
tuada entire naranjos, muy GER
ca del rio, en- una especie de me-
La gaceta., 1939-10-21

p%liamente, cuando pasen u.
nos dias.
"Tsidoro".
Evening star., 1939-10-01
Sample Sale
Knit Goods {
Orig. SOC to $8.98
Now l9c to
$3.50

Dainty, warm, practical garments
to keep little tots healthy and
happy . Bootees, shawls. hood
shawls, caps, Logging sets, bootee
sets, mitts, creepers ;. Practically
everything they need. Knitted Of
fine woods and rayons in white and
colors.
Evening star., 1939-10-01

Safe, comfostab3e, lovely cribs In waxed
Bitch and Maple finishes y. with hFead
paneIed ends, graceful csrner postA Iarye
eotseful beAds u hszd and fos4. este Aslr-
sery decah and sag-proef s1rinGs.. Rsth
sides drsp aoxnss II may = used aay-
wAsFe without turninS 4.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-05-20

And then there was the less
pleasant one about the two magots
who made love in dead Earnest.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-05-20
HOLD BANQUET
CELEBRATING
REFINERY deal

Producers who are members OF
Producers Refining Co, from both
Cut Bank and Kevin-Sunburst field,
met in a celebration party" at
banquet in Shelby Thursday night
meeting with Branson G. Steven
son. Montana manager of Socony-
Vacuum Oil company.
It was the first time when Stan
dard and Independent oil men cele-
brated a joint business venture IN
the oil history of Montana, this oc-
casion being the completion Of the
refinery project whereby crude OF
Producers Refining Co. is to be
manufactured into gasoline in the
new Glacier Production company
plant at Cut Bank and marketed by
Socony-Vacuum Oil company thru
its widespread facilities
Announcement was made that So
cony-Vacuum will Immediately OPP
en- filling stations and bulk plants
throughout northern Montana
district it has not heretofore en-
tered. The producers pledged their
support to the Socony-Vaeuum en-
terprise
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tCOulluueu rum u.s. SAS1
and 231O feet south of the north
line of the section.
CastIe-ParIee-Tribal 170 No. 4
Sc NEA SEA 12-32-6W, is drill
ing at 2125 feet.
Glacier ProductiOn-G. COrrigeauX
No. 3. c SEA SWA 21-SS-5W, is
drilling at 1850.
Glacier Observation-Disclosures No.
., NE NEA SWA 17-35-5W, is
Strengthening crooked hole at EOS.
Glacier Production-Larson No. 1,
CIVIL NWA NEA 35-36-6W, is
drilling at 1910. This well had
Colorado shale at TAO and set sur
face pipe at 1852.
Cobb-Vargo No. 1, c SW4 NEA
19-37N-4W, in North Cut Bank,
is drilling at 1885 after having
set S-inch casing at 23O5. Produc-
ton is expected at around $500
feet in the Moulton sand. This may