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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04
The Phyllis Wheatley
Gamer Goods Shower
Is A Huge Success

The annual canned goods show
or given for the benefit Of The local
PHYLLIS Whcstley Home, on East
Elizabeth. Friday. Oct -, was inn
mcnsely successful and we'll at
tended. Tea was served from ,
10 pm ny the ln-As-Much circle
~ kines Daughters headed by Miss
Lola Gregory
\ great variety OF food Supplies
wa. presented. the largest ever re-
ceivcd by ihc organization
Among the mary who attended
The sever and made donations
were Mrs Leonard Thompson.
Mrs Carrie Hardin. Sam Blackwell.
r. Henry. Charles Black " Roscoe.
Charles Vincent. Miss Harriet Bar
rier. Mrs. G.. Smith. Frank Smith.
Oscar LINDSAY. J 4 Moore, Dr. ard
Mrs. 4. l.. Turner. Miss Nellie
watts. Mrs r. T. Johnson. Mary
Brown. 7, II Martin Or and Mrs.
=. z Dawson. Dr. II T Johnson.
Mrs. Elmer Winborn. Claude Saw
yer. Mrs l.. +. Johnson Mrs, Mary
Matthews. Charles Cole, IT, Miss
Ruby Bradley and mother. Dr Wil-
liam Postles. Mrs. Eta Foster Tay-
lor and many more.
Donors who were not present In
cluded Nacirema club. AKA soror-
inv. Boards No and . Of 81. Ste
rhens church. the Willing workers.
Labor of Love circle the Detroit
ers clnh Democratic Home Max
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04
Pretty Reception
Follows Wedding
OF Local Couple

ClimaxiEg one of the season 5
biarest surprise weddings was de-
erilely one of the seasons most
outstanding receptions ard social
anairs Colorful and sensational
was the wedding reception Of the
calvin Daniels OF 7O3 +. Warren
averue, on last Tuesday night.
with doorman stationed al the
street curling In front OF the new
" weds home. protected partially
from he cool autumn winds by a
canopy, stretching from the porch
10 the sidewalk. The near $50 geor-
ronsly eowned ladies' and hand
somelv attired gentlemen started in
IN festivities that lasted from ? p.
M mil s a. m. the following morn
inr Maids and walters approprl-
ateIv dressed were on duty inside
the Daniels home while rhythmic
three piece orchestra with re-
pertoIre from Poor Butterfly 10
the "Jumpin live" entertained inc
guests for the entire eleven-hou
reception period
The Calvir Daniels werc married
September 25th in Bowling Green
Ohio. The marriage preceded 2
HONEYMOON spent in New YORK
visiting the worlds Fair and see
ine ali OF the sights Many Of the
right clubs were included In the
honeymoon schedule.
An estimated seveniy-hve cru
niles made up the guest list when
might have totalcd two or three
hundred II all the guests had h'cn
able IN attend A huge cake about
twenty inches IN diameter was ?
mart OF tho menu which Included
roast turkey. baked honey cured
virginia ham, potaioe salad ana
o,her roodles. on tho more cele-
hrant side we're dozens OF bottles OF
imnorted champagne. scotch rye
and bourbon whiskeys punch ara
cocktails. not TO mention the n''f
and wine.
Mr.. and Mrs. EDWARD "''''' W."
flew in from New York. especial-
" TO attend The reception headeu
The guest list which included IN
mari Mrs Nollie stone. Otis Jonn-
son Mr. and Mrs. r. woodson, ATTY
md Mr.. samuel Weller. Mr. ana
Mrs A. BuilIisrd. Mr. and Mrs
P.ri Iorss. Mr.. srd Mrs. Perez
Smith Mr.. snd Mrs. j. Srsrt''
rr.ddi. wa.hinsion. cradv Jack
..r. snowder Williams. ch'rle'
Harris end Mr. and Mrs kinf
woodward among others TOO
numerous to merton.
The bride Ct one month wore =
lovely white jersey evening gov"
with rhinestone and pearl Access
sories Beautifully surrounded WI
American beauty roses ard giant
ehrvsanihamums. Tho bride Fran
cs, Tate. Thornton tDryer Ross
Mrs. ~ lly stone and Mrs villa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04

After giving demonstrations In
the various Detroit Beauty shops
for the past several weeks. the fam
Gus Hollywood Make-Up Men find
that the demand for their facials
and makeup has not waned. but IS
steadily increasing. Beauty shops
or the Hollywood Mems schedule
for demonstrations are daily re-
ceiving scores Of new applications
for appointments and are lavish In
their endorsement of the expert
workmanship ard superior make
IN materials that make the Holly
wood Mems patrons so lovely and
satisfied.
Here are a few comments made
nv ladies OF Detroit. after receive
ing Hollywood mask iscials and
the correct makeup TO suit their
individual personalities
II am very much pleased with my
facial and will recommend 1t to
others. Miss J. Monroe. 2a52 Wa
terloo.
Remarkably different Louise
Jackson. 1925 Brush.
IL am sure my face looks heticr.
as It feels different" - RUBY HAYES,
go Farrsworth.
Hollywood makeup Is wonder
full II is nice for every lady -
Mrs. Johnnie II. Booth. 1884 Brush.
Apt. 81.
II think II grand" ~ Priscilla
Daniels. 1924 McDougall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04
ON The CLOCK Hollywood Men Swamp Beauty
With t Las Shops With Facial Appointments
By TOLCLA

The Sigma Gamma Rho sorority
presented their second annual fash
ion show. at McCollester hall. last
Wednesday evening. Selections rem
dered by the Ford Dixie Eight
opened the program. followed by
the first part CT the show with
showings OF active sports apparel
and morning wear.
Outstanding In the fashion show
were: Mrs. Carmen Murphy. who
modelled from her personal ward
robe. gorgeous black velvet loune-
ing pajamas. trimmed with white
angora fur. pale blue house coat.
and several furs.
Mary Agnes Miller looked stun
ming in a gray black tweed sport
coat trimmed with a black velvet
collar; smartly tailored wine
two-piece suit, trimmed with gray
Persian lamb. with hat and muff;
and wine evening dress, trimmed
with delicate white lace.
Orchids TO Bertha Redmond. who
looked loo. chic Tor words. In a
beautiful Monkey fur jacket. with
matching muff.
Grayce Sadler looked too sweet
for description. in her own black
crepe daytime dress. with gold col
lar. small silver fox cape. topped
or with beautiful red Dorothy
LAMAR turban.
Petite Barbara Smoct received
much applause when she modelled
from her own wardrobe pale blue
iaffeta formal. with a touch OF
dusky pink about the neckline,
Graceful FINLEY Adams also took
the cake. when she strolled forth
a an ermire floor-lcngth evening
wrap. which hid beautiful pink
satin formal. with low cut back
and full blouse
Oh. yes. and there were the Jun
iors on Parade, directed by lie
Claire Knox. Participating In a
variety ~ dances were. little Ethel
Scott. Bertha McCullers. Frances
Spurlock, Darrell Coins. Joyce
Spurlock. Eleanore vickers. A
dainty toe and tap combination was
rendered by Joan Kennedy. little
Wilbur Allen: and tap duo by
tho westbrcok sisters. Raymond
Winchester ard his Chicken Stew
Stompers' swung out for those who
wanted 10 jitierbug at the end.
Models were Judged by May Sim
mons. Mrs. s. F. Grigsby and Mrs.
Dunbar.
First prize was captured ny Mrs.
Carmen Murphy, for personal ward
rcbe: Mary Agnes Miller. store dis
play: Honorable mention vert Ia
Miss Barbara Smoot, Miss Thelma
Martin. Miss Smiley Adams, and
Miss Bertha Redmond
Among those who attended the
fashion show were. A. I. Wallace,
Regina Solomcr Christine Tandy
Shirley Bachelor. Yvonne Allen.
Noah stephens. Elaine dudley. Mar
ioric Greenidse. Dorothy Quarker,
Gertrude Rr wning and host OF
others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Excelsior Triangle Of
Girls r e er v { 9
Gives Big arty

The Excelsior Triangle OF the Girl
Reserves recently gave a party AT
the residence Of their advisor, Mrs.
Levi Mcdowell. Tor the purpose OF
initiating and welcoming new girls
into the group.
The gala affair. featuring sorss,
games and lively chatter. was
augmented with a delightful buf-
fet dinner.
Those present were Delphlne
Hines. president; Mary Jane Leigh.
vice president: Wesley Edwards.
secretary: Helen Jackson. treas
urer: Jean shaw. inter-club coun-
selor Arlyn Burton. program
chairman: Mabel Wright, Ruth
Reed. Mary Ball. Dolores James,
Lucille Galloway, Leila McCres.
vernlce Lacy. Myrtle Rice. Mildred
Griffin. Dorothy Hawkins. Louise
Hodges. Henrietta Wheaton, Hen
rietta Carol. vernice Potts. Gloria
Troup. Agretha Tarrant, zeynoice
Oliver. Louise Laveille. and Juani-
IA Cruewell
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04
Altruistic Nine Club

Mrs. Elizabeth Norman entertain
ed the club last Tuesday evening
Oct. - At her lovely home on Mel
rose
Mrs Normal Is chairman ~ Cur
rent Events committee NJ the club
Her literature reviews are always
interesting.
The club Is progressing with their
Christmas fund program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04

81 think your makeup is Won
derful. II makes my face look
good. for my skin Is awfully bad.
Fat Ross. 202a Reaubien.
Il think this Hollywood mask
facial is just wonderful lis ihe
hest 7 have ever had" Susie Will
liams. 1924 McDougall.
Il think The makeup IS simply
swell Ethel Miller. 500 Column
bia
Il think It's the best I've seen cn
my skin in a long time Alberta
Jones. 2sO5 ST. Antoine
Hollywood makeup Is nice and
will bereht the skin, " used con'in-
uously." Thelma Parish R-N.
gii +. Forest.
like the Hollywood facial,
lis wonderful" - Mrs Rebeccs
Johnson. 900 wilkins.
"The Hollywood makeup ma'k
IL truly fine Ruby Abney. e1l
Hendrie. East
"The Hollywood makeup Is mar
velous. after The hrst facial. Airs.
A. ]. Mack, 1850 Brush.
1T Is wonderful and will make
one keep ycung' Mrs Hattie
Craig. So Medbury. Apt. :.
ITS very wonderful ! hone
others will feel as do Matte
Edmunds. 5i1S Hastings.
"Very hne. II makes an old face
look Young Mrs II w Williams.
go f.. Vernon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04

IRIS. Mrs Annie Moore. the Nerri-
macs. Mrs 4. G. Wilson. Rochester.
Michigan donor: New Era club.
Mrs Jean walker Century OF Prog
e club and Ytirahc club.
The Phyllis Wheatley Hcme 1850
citation thanks all who contributed
IN the shower and announces thar
the 10, adjacent TO the Phyllis
Wheatley Home 10 the west has
hrcn purchased for expansion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04
Cayateens Club

The Gayaieens met Friday. Oct.
%. AZ the home OF Sadie Straughn.
on Hague averue The pres ident,
I.esses Estell. presided. roll call
was answered with miscellaneous
quotations
During the business part oi the
meeting the members discussed
plans for the winter program The
reports on the recent "Jinx' party
were very satisfactory
} Nher the meeting was adjourn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04
Ls-Nong-Shs-I.ane

r nv La-Nonk-shs-Isne club met
,oay a. the home Of Mrs. n. Me-
49,. Final plans were made FOR
r rhankssiving-eve dance 10
10 riven Nov. %.
me Officers md members are
- ~. j. Tneele. pres lent: Mise NJ.
", u.rSon. vice president Mrs. G.
ushes' serretarv: Miss n. knight.
,resnondIr~ srcreiarv: Mites n.
""' fenr~ier; Mrs. y. NcKav.
. 'snrer' N'e~ q. prccior. Miss &.
'orris' Mice q Anderson. Mrs.
"s'Nss and Miss l.. Harlston.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04
Club Nescs
D0IN's OF
The DEBs
By I0LrLk

The weekend. socially speaking,
reads like the calendar OF the god
old days. 1897 days when there
was something doing every minute.
One OF the very busy couples are
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fisher. Both
have whlrlod in all sorts OF enter
,alnment. The party given 10 their
honor Friday AZ ths>Frogs club by
MIR. and Mrs. Taliaferro; and an
introduction lea by Miss Victoria
Mccall lr hef home on Parker ave.
nue.. Tea was served hy Mrs. Mar
celia Peterson and Miss Marion
Carter. Among the one hundred
guests we're: Or. and Mrs Tom
Brown. Joe Young, keren Aston.
Mrs snow Grisshy, Julia Cole.
Rradby. Dody Cole. Helen Howard.
Mary expert, Mariory Carter.
Elaine Lewis and Roberta Mcclure.
Friday night was truly = busy
mite, Just couldn't see Tor look.
ing, cause in-
THE LIMELlGHT
Soy club entertained few deb
hies and their escorts a. dane
Ing party ir the ywCA social room.
Members OF the club are George
Young. president Perry Calhoun.
vice president; Charles Henry. sec
reiary Cecil Simms. treasurer;
Willie white sergeant-at-arms
Among the guests l rambled upon:
Theda Jordan. Doris Blackwell.
Hndred Evans. Mildred Blackwell.
Rober, Thomas Delmar White. Cor
nelius Starks Betty Banks. Helen
Williams. Maud Perry. Willis TIA
hor. Margaret Henry Dorothy Do
zier. Laura Levens. Lucy Thomas.
Gloria Talbert. Margaret Brady.
Gertrude Landers. Bessie McMur-
raw. Daisy Cole. Estelle Jones. Ma
oml Jones Frances Harris. Eddie
Evans. WHEREFORE Johnson. Dolly
Brown. Doris Featherstone. Jennie
smith Ida Ballard. Fred Page. Lii
lie Jordan Robert Ford Almeda
I.evens. Camille Jackson. Martha
lockharl. Claude Spivey. RUBY
Thomas. Lawrence 1.ockhart. Juan
iia Young. Helen Lewis Marvin
Clark and hundreds Of others.
Or The same eve the Alpha Kap-
"a Alpha sorority gave its second
annual costume ball. Huge pump-
kins and cornstalks lined the walls
OF the MAYFAIR ballroom Melodies
were furnished by Leroy Smith out
standing orchestra leader of cur
fair CITY Hostesses including pied
gees OF The AKA who are Marlvrc
Mcdonald Ruth Jenninrs Margaret
Johnson Marguerite Williams LII
lian rutherford. Kathleen Duncan.
and Jennie kirE. Dancing and
making merry were. De Nodic Orr.
Norma and Bernie Cocker Haridell
Rrysni. J Thomas Holton who has
gone and cot himself engaged 70
Justina White. Carlyle Johnson IN
his funry little clown outfi Ril
~ Hall. Horace Evans IN = cute
liile bell hoy suit Alice Coote.
bobby Douglass. Mary Louise Sim
rleton John Lewis, Garland Sfrick-
land cecil Rlard. Charles Powell
looking like little Boy Blue: Mar
garei Cook Leven Weiss. Lillian
Nimms. Retry Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Billy Syreri. T.lovd Richards Mil
/ dred Holton. Re-, Marie Wallace.
) Marjorie Greenidse William Hem
derson Bob Daniels Nernice
Hicks Dora Miller. Justine Nelson
snd others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04

strickland rendered solos TO ierml-
nate the most lavish affair OF the
season srd thus Mr.. and Mrs.Cal-
81, n~nlcla announced th"r'e"lves
homo IN ihcir frierds and emhark-
ed On what promises TO be happy
married future.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04
CLUB ACTIVITIES

ed the hostess invited the members
into the dining room where a love
~ buffet supper was spread. The
next meeting will he at the home ri
On herine Thomas on Josephine
nrnnnc
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-02
keVin-S unburSt Field
1899 COr1pletions

NJ ~. Production Pay
sls West 5undeOn No 10 Ewa ls-32w Bb Oil
R az VS. wssssnsie No sW swa sWs l-sSN3w
is Vs. NO Gel swa sWa l-sS-sw
5S west <1underson No NW3 $50 Hna sA
PS I0ahqust No sw NWa NEa 2s35w
RtS w. 1sn. NO 10 CSI sM - A-33w
Pis @nqust No II sE sWa SEA 2l35-3w
s wweSDaniquiS No u NV NW Ne 235-3W
S mSss-Danquist No - cNL Nwa NEa 225-sw
Coooee q Coolidge SS-se2w Bbl 1885
co ood q Coondgesa No NV NWi
Coolidge q Coolidge s6Se-2w 90 Bbi
e SoO.ages s. No 8 Sc NEa NE S-ss-2w
Sruaey- kTyberger No s 2435-2W z BblI
Cr1ey E1yberger No "A 7s B5i 1850
Thompson NO
thompson NO SW NEa SWa 2sS5-3w
soeocert%
Ssoeaaertz Agen- Arick 26sw SO Bbi 1851
ader Agen- eoeddertz No II NWl
1uso Bros -Elinsson No c NEa swA 8 Bbl 1851
NO G SW2 Me- B35-lW
no = NEt SEA 28-34-lE Oh Add
Eu ct al Gunderson No
kIah 1underson No p sw sws swa sBbl 1875
MOTORING No
Morton -Osthon No l. SW 1-35-SW gblia
Adosny on Co-PeteTson C
No NE Wa SEA 7s52w sn 1879
Nepstad Montgomery
saueen NO NE NWa Me- n-S5-SW
~SeaDrook NO NV NWa SWa l9-S52W
Ottnan Government c d2010l
anderson NO G SWa SEA 26-95-4w
NO Me- NW3 8-34-2W
p1ane Egeng Government No II
ps S9 W. NO NV SWa NEa s-32W
NO. SW SM4 SW4 @o-So-SW
Flotke- Ward No CIVIL 3OB b6
reyo government No l. CSL NW SW3 l353W
Trevor Shea Government No SW NW3
Prevo g. Shea Government Bbl
NO GEL NE3 NW3 l2S5sW
sock 1aggety NO 5 Sc NWa SW4 13-S5-2W
S -aoertS NO Gel SEA sWa l2-S5SW 1OBbl
Superior Petroleum Government No II
T. xaco-swears No NV SEA sw4 sS5-2w i25 Bbl ie2s
VandeTpas Thompson 3Ss5-3W 9hi1
Yeaey-Shsw No 10 NE sw3 35-s6-2W 80 Bbl 1855
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-02

WHITEHALL DISTRICT
Cheyenne OH Gas Olson No Sc
Whitehall on @ Gas NO NV NEa NW3 lO-36N bOE
Whitehall OIL g. Gas Wiley NO
WHITLASH OIL FIELD
Wilde -Aahoney iSGA
Western 2IsS
Western Natural Oas-Tmne l6-s7-4E Rig un
Western Natural
western NO Sc SEA NWa lo-SNAk
Western Natural 2 rJrv 29as
WINIFRED DISTRICT
Canrnont- Schart No 2 NWa NEa SS-22-lTE
Cammont- Pennok No NV
S
Mainland No.
Emmons Mainland No ] SW
Pennock /
Melton No 4 NWa 20-21-8E
Judith Operating Pennock No.
2 c
No Sc 1i0o
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
/,
Riveron OIL
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-02
Drilling WelIs--Kevin-Sunburst

s reslee-swears No 10 sW4 NWA 9-35-2W
NO II Sc SW4 Me- 9-35-2W
by IAtIqust NO IS oW SEA Sc 2-35-3W OIL 72
Big Wet-DahlqllSt No is CSL
Sasn1y-r no l CNL NW4 NWa 28-35-4W
Coolidge q Coolidge Naley / 1851 100
NO NE SEA NWz S5-35-2W
NO II NE SCI SW4 2435-3W
q onln-Van Note NO CNL SW3 NW4 3O-352W
thompson NO Sc NEa NWa 20353W
Soseet-hheen NO l. Sc SEA NEa 6-s4-3W
NO SMa Me- l6-353W
soeoderz NO Il NV SEA SW3
q Agen- eioeddertz No CIVIL SCI
1Islt anderson NO Sc NEs NEs 2rS0-4W 21Oe
Es<nson NO CNL re SW3 s%3-lW
~ q u Soapeg NO Sc SEa NW3 2O-353W
eaIy NO SW sE4 SW4 5544W
-nOyce NO = nEz Me- NSo-zW
111eeASnoagy no ! SE NW4 NW4 5-54-SW
NO NWa 5Ma l-35-lW
Q. NO NE NEa NW 2S-S53W
NaoSpyF SeEson no SE NEs SEA 7-S5zW
Ssaa-c. s9Icen no NV NEa NW l4-S52W
-nOofook NO 1 . SWs NEa 2-S6-SW
eo q NO NV NWs SW3 ll-35-3W
no NV NE SW3 29-35-3W
smith n-Barn NO ! SW SEA NWa 1S-S5-2W 1345
SoTeA- NO O NE4 Nv2 l-S4-4W Spudded
spencer Elncneloe-Cook NO NV SW3 26344W
Superior
y anoerpas- ward NO NE NW3 NWa Ss-35-3W 1872
4eaeyona" NO. IA NV SWa NEa SS-S0-2W
New Observation-Disclosures
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-02

LEwISTowN
East Crest-Brake 600
sonsa@an y NS Me- N6' N Hs7lS51SE Water 1890
D LUTHER-FOX DOME
Iarrant-Heare No NV l46S-9E
MISSION DOME
Ryan Burgess No / swa Nwa 282N-iiE 1850
MOSS AGATE DOME
Moss Agate synd Ringing
Kelly No / SET NWa 2s-ss-24E OH 1oo7
Tarrant- Kelly NO water S0O
IarTsnt- S1 No G swa NE 2ss2E Water $3.50
-a4stsse No NO sws Nw sasssn ISM Gas lSS
rarrant-sayers Oh 1910
No No. S sr N sW W $3.50 Ss e. 1919 OF
NORTH DAKOTA (Nesson AnticHne)
California coKamp No l. Nwa NEi 3-lSDSScw 1O2sl
PENDROY
sVa sWa S-27-5w 2s2
KIRK kellogg No Sc Nwa NE 81 2gry-4w SHOW
Radgan- Basinger No NE 2o-2T-5w Water 1922
zOdAc-KsnOgg s2sg-Sw Show on Sss0
PLEVNA DOME
McDonadPevna No
PONDERA OIL FIELD
Chamhe No / IN
Fulton Erickson No sw swa NEa lo-27-Ew 1870
Erickson Nc. NV lO-27-4w OH 1890
Mns HcssOn No rs s va s sWs saw V" on on 1897 1897
Fondera on synd-Hoer No NE Na SEA i7-27-4w
Schmidt al sno. Ga. 1899 SEQ
RATTLESNAKE BUTTE
Watson on Com HoganAutad 1900
ROSCOE DOME
M -IngeOn No SEA swa 2SssI7K
1 Nw4 Az S1S0 I
Tarrant-SfcEzay No Lot s-46s-1sE 1880 n
ROUND BUTTE
Miracle on-Baney No a-ss-2sF 9aq7 &
SOAP CREEK OIL FIELD
Calf Independent Tribal ss-ss-szH M ,ss.
TIGER RIDGE
1Teefe Teser-stam IO-SlN-im 1915
WAYNE CREEK
s-s7F-a4E DIV ABB 1s@
WEST PONDERA
A''an -Hoe'ehn NO Q NE SEA 't-zmSw iaooMoas
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Cut Bank Oil Field
1899 Compilations

Pay"
a n No ~ Sc Nj N sa SEA s asas'" s sS a
cobb-varso No. l. SEA NEa s-s7N-4w M Gas SS7r
1axots oIin No NE SEA SEA 3sl6w
Sssr Unit NO NE SEA NEa 2-Ss-5w IAN Gas 2eA0
acier ProdaonG corrgux No
NO CNI NWt zs-S4-5W 49M TO8
Production Larson No Nw NE SSw s sO 49,
Glacier Production Miller no
Produeon Men %o Sea s M Ss s''" II BS 2ssS
Glacier PToducion OBrie on Pas
Sacier Production State Is No Nwa
Glacier Production State No 22sa
Glacier Production
Glacier Producion-Snero No
Glacier Production Bb 2sos
Glacier Production Jaeger
Glacier Production Bannste No 2sif
5iacier rToonct Han No NEa SWl 3366W
Glacier Production harrington AN
Hanon Allotted I2s No sw SEA NEl i2s2-6w Bbl ea
5s 5nraseT No Nw3 sWa 2375w
s NO GEL SWa Sn i.S-SW show on abb 2s02
KiSner Watson Britton 9sTs
Nadeau Brothers Crowley
s :, i've, NO SW NWa 24S7-Sw so BA 2s7O
Pardu-T Tribal III No NV $50 Hbl 2sSo
7-32-5W
Par OH 10 2 7-32-5W Pb 5e1S
Santa Rta-stah No. IS Bb 2oi2
No 81 SEA is-ss.sW % s sS a ass
Santa Rita -Mccabe No IS Bb SOS7
! c Hbs 3070
Santa Rita -Rtchie No 1856 Bb 27ss
Santa Rita shearon No Bb ASIA
Santa Rita Stah $50 Bhl2 oas
Santa Rita Tribal No Q C E L 6356W
IaIant Getty No CIVIL Nwa SEA I5-34-sw
Tarant Mcclellan No. 3. sw3 $50 Bhi 2725
Tanant-state No Sc NEasEa ses4sw Dry 1890
a., C 100 Rbis
TaTrant VneyJo No sw Nwa Bbi 2sSo
Tarran Whey Connolly No swl NEa 9-s45w
Texaco-Curran No. 2o7s
Texaco-Sec Unit 6 c Bb 9Oo4
Iexacosec Unit No c swa swl s-32-5w
Iexaco IIardwck No NWa SEA l7-32-5w
c BIB
ukon-Lundgren No 2 c NEa Nwi 26-975w
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-02
Active oil and Gas Fields


Dakota Utilities No MEa Ewa l7Szs -. s 0l s @
sasas U Sa No No sea Is
Dakota Utilities Govt Unit No Isl NE swa sWa i0sSOE @
onsns Dt U U NO No 10 NE sV S sWs ssr
BERTHELOTE DOME
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BULL CREEK STRUCTURE
POOl-Govt G SEA swa 2-24N-2SE Ills
NO 5 BYS SWs s STRUCTURE Rig Up
cOULMOORE STRUCTURE
n-Durnin No l NV Nw swl 11-sN-5w $3.50
DANA STRUCTURE
81 o sS Co. s NJ TN NV NEE nee assp Dg SO
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Alex Beaton /
ELK BASIN OIL FIELD
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coo NO z wv n
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FLAT WILLOW
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GENOU STRUCTURE 8
Security / G 1880 s
HAGAN STRUCTURE s.
No. / $50 S
HARDIN STRUCTURE
g. 2s-Is Z
suxett- CoAns
HAVRE A
Drought No Nwa 2-s2N-lsE Dry 1910 =
l2-34-17E
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HEATH STRUCTURE b
Gas No. G
HOBSON DOME Ii
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New Locations..Cut BAN

Crlmey- Jones 3 NE NW3 Sci 3l-34-5W
Glacier Production Miller No c NW1 Me- 29-33-5W
c NE4 NE4 36-34-6W
Wilkinson Potter Allotted CIVIL Sec l2-32-5W
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CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS

Cobb -Texaco- Blstad No l C Nw4 SEA 4-36-5w POI
Cobb-Jacks No c SWi
Cobb-Tex Unit D No. SW4
Glacier Production Stott No. c SEA
0aeeF Froductiof itigney NO Q SEA SWa 35-365W
Glacier Production A. COgeux p
Glacier Production Minee / 34-33-5W
Itao Petroleum c 3O-37-3W
JeffTes-Clark / 100 p
Nadeau Brothers-Farmers St Bank No GEL
Olive OIL ~Wnkler NEa NEa 35-35-6W
Pardu- Anderson No. G SEASWA 3l-32-5W
TarTant- Reckhon No NwA
Texaco- zimmerman No CIVIL sw3 SEA 26-36-6W Al
2 c
Texaco-Hesser NV
2
Texaco- Tribal MI 5B CsL swa swa Lot s2-s9-5w 235
Wagner. Trlstee-Tribal 173 "a
Texaco Government O7s7S8A No C Me- swI
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