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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-07
PONDERA COUNTY
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY

sAHHA0N AfsNE OE hOA All
Maud Well to kenneth Il. We'll SO Of
NW4 NWlNW3 IL SEfSEl i0-31-5W
OIL AND GAS LEASES
+. y. Haher Investments Inc. TO War
rem Hastings NiSEi 2. WlSE3 SEtSE3
f-2T-4W for five years from Aug. Il
1870 rs oil and gas
Lillian Power to Warren Hastings
SCI 35-2S-4w for five years Is oil
Lillian Power 20 Warren Hastings
NEt 22T-4w, for five years Is oil
ard gas
Hans u. Erickson ct ux TO Warren
Hastings WANWl NEA NElSEi 3-@T
4W for five years s oil and gas.
Niles Peterson 81 uX to Warren Hast
ings EiNWl NASWl SE3NW4 SEA
gT-4w SElSWi &s-2S-4W for five wear.
Erlck N Erickson 10 warren Hat
nigs SWlSWi . SlSEl NElNW'
NWtNEi li27-iW for five years 5
oil and gas.
ASSIGNMENT OH AND GAS LEASES
Warren Hastings 81 ny to state Pet.
rnienm Corporation oil aud gas lease
tntcd Aug I 1910 from y a. IIaher
investments Inc for five years from Aug
=. 1910 covering NlNEl q, w3SEl SEA
SEi 42T.4W
Warren Hastings e ny to states Pet
rnlcum Corporation to state r,t~o'eum
Corporation lease from Lillian Power
covering SEi Is NV dated Seut 1914
lease from Lillian Power covering NEl
. y 4W dated Sept 1910: lease from
lta"s - Erickson ~ ux covering W.
NWl .. NEt NEiSEi 3.@T- NV lease
dated May ~ 1910 from Niles Peter.
son ct uN covering EiNwi N8Sw3 STA
SWi SEl . - fW. SW4 - 2S.aw
leases dated May Is. 1910 from Erick
NJ. Erickson 81 NIX covering SWiSW1
. SASE4 : NElNWl NWlNE4 II 2T.iW
warren Hastings 20 uN Ia States Pet
rel um Corporation lease from Iohr
Power ~ uX covering SFl - y & dated
Scat IN 1897 lease from iiillan Fovcr
~ ron covering NEt 9T-4W. lcasr
WlNW} NEi NEsSEi . 20 iW ia
da'"d Aug ~ 1879 frm Niles pr'e-
son Il rx ro,cring ElNWl N4Sw! SEi
iva SEl 2-27-4W
6 = Pcttcrs IT ux 10 Warren Hast.
ucs Lease from Brick VI Fri ksau ct
49, W VI Fulton covering SlNWl
NlNEi 10 NWlNWl II CIV inud o'i..r
lapdl recorded Book leases PAGE 3Tf
Warren Hastings 81 NIX 10 Madison
~ uN 70 w VI Fulton covering SiNWl
WINNIE 10 NW3NW1 II = NV aud
oih"r innesl recorded Book leases page
Warren HASTINGS - ux 10 Statrs Pot
r9ienm CORPORATION lease from Brick VI
Erickson - uX upoR NiNW4 SElNW4
10 StNEI 10 SwtNwi II q 4w re-.
corded BOOK Leases page 81 Assigned
- warren Hastings fother than SFl
NWl Soc i0l recorded Rock o Misc
rage llS l'aee from Prick " Erickson.
81 uN % Warren HASTINGS ON gW8
SWA SBSEi 3. NElNW4 NWlNFi
~ p Nv. recorded Book leases Ia~c
I'D assigned in Book Mise page IN
to q. +. PETERS.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-07
NEW SEC RULE
lContInue,I from Paxe onel

NNVANAhNNN AA&E RneI
sis from the disclosure require
ments of the act to the fraud pre-
vention provisions. The examination
procedure which has been follow
ed in the past will be abandoned.
The use of a prospectus is no longer
required, although any selling liter
allure which is employed must be
forwarded to the appropriate Re-
giona1 office for it's information
The new regulation will be admin
istered from the Regional offices
under the usual supervision from
Washington.
1t Is hoped that the shifting Of
this activity to the Regional Of
fices viii further simplify the prob
lem of compliance with the act by
smaller issuers.
The new regulation becomes eff
fective December 8, 1910.
Montana operates under the re-
gional office Of the Securities &
Exchange Commission at Seattle.
Washington.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-07
CUT BANK OIL
~" I'V'H Nv WIIFT
B. A. Well Is
Small Producer
IContinued from PAGE Onel

The Kaulberg was one OF three
completicns in Cut Bank this week
Observation-Disclosures No. is,
{ NEl4 SWA 34-35-6W. is a
small producer, having swabbed "a
barrels in the first "a hours. 1t
had Sunburst sand from 2S0l to
2S1S. dry; a second bench from
1925 to 2S47, likewise dry; upper
Cut Bank from 1858 to 290S: low
er Cut Bank from 29OS to 2916.
the main pay Ellis was penetrat-
ed from 2916 to 1880. Five and
one-half inch casing was cemented
at 1853. The well was shot with
four charges Of nitro glyeerln with
out improving It. Fluid level was
5nn feet
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-07
GLACIER COUNTY
Nv Gls~isr County Abstract Co.
crT ANK. MONTANA

RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
Jens Bake et ux To Brian Connolly.
~ .. ng 40 Wiser Sec 10. NWI va.
NBi See. 1892.
Same to Ida Johnson Connolly TX :
pr rs EiNwl NE3 NElSEl s'~. I5-a9-a
70 1'e 50 Sex 25-37-5.
Same to Albert Seefeld et TX Blk g
Hg ~ Ots I. SINWt N4SW4 SEC.
! Lot SE&NEl Sec 2.3G-5.
ASSIGNMENTS or ROYALTY
II. F. Gusa to Samuel Nicholson ., nx
~ WIN ~ IIanlon Agt Ruby william
son Well No . Lot . Sec. 7-32-5
same to John Ridgweay Booker * TX
~ ~ same well same lands
Same to August Scburr IL Of III same
wdl. same lands
Donald w Schenck to =. ] shea T.,
same well same lands
g. f. Gallogly To r. r. StanRl IA
OF n EAEA Sec 1879
Florence Ward Watson # ri 10 Ward
S8SE3 Swl Sec 2O.a9-5.
The First National Bank Of Browning
70 Matrona Cardwell ~ Lot 4 Sec 10
i Lots l. 3 3. Sec. i Lot I Sec -.
Matrona CardweII ct ux 20 G. =
G. r. FrIsbee to First Nat Bank 10
" III same lands
Marion +. Flynn to William Anderson
l2l@s ~ Sec. 20-B-12
q e Gallogly 80 Robert c. Lewis
same 70 r. C. 81 lewis If.''- Pm =, ~
SssWI SwlsEi Sec II wsNE3 Sec IL
Same to same Is Of ia NEl See. 0
NWt Sec. 1O-38-5.
g. r. Peters 10 r. &. Lewis TIA ~
N SIEISw4 Sec. 1896
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-07
MISPLACED TEST

Geographical displacement of
the Carriers slim hole rotary test
in North Dakota, was called to the
attention of the Journal this week
by Gilbert Semingston of Bismarck,
N. D., who pointed out the error
in last weeks headline which said
South Dakota" when the text of
the story read North Dakota. "
which is correct. The location of
the test is Section 22-136-S3. near
St. Anthony, N. D., where Carter
Oil company is making rotary core
record of the formations. Some
100000 acres are under lease in
Morton county, in which the core
drill test is located
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-07
ANNIv ERSARY FIRE

A fire resulting from the failure
CT a tube in a pipe still shut down
the plant of Home Oil Refining
company at Great Falls this week.
but caused no serious damage. The
fire occurred on the exact anniver-
sary of a similar fire one year ago
The blaze was stopped by the plants
fire crew and equipment While
the Home plant was off stream for
three days during repairs the crew
were kept on the payroll
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-07
TWIN FIELDS

f'onffmnpd rom Page tFnel
production in Cut Bank field, also.
All the production developed thus
far has been high gravity premium
grade crude.
Twin Fields, formerly known as
Commonwealth Oil Co.. has
oil will continue to increase as the
volume OF water decreases.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-07

NOTICE LEASE FOREMAN: A Great
Falls physician has for sale at low
price a Cadillac S-cylinder family car
with custom build body, large trunk
and rack for tools; with high clearance,
equipped with s-tube Philco heater.
Con-Ser- voir radiator air compressor,
extension and trouble light. m0hair
to be IN FIRST class condition: an ideal
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on and Mining Journals geological
library, which has the largest eoise
non extanf Of U. D. Q. g., state and
mining geology. Since many Of thc@s
reports are cat Of print, copies win
be furnished Of reports. together VITA
mapa, on q moderate folie Charge
tana OH and @Ining Journal, Firss
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FALL0N COUNTY
by Fallen County Abstract De.
RAkER. MONTANA

COOPERATIVE UNIT PLAN or
DEVELOPMENT
Mont Oak. It'll 90 TO George A.
Carlson SOD portion Mel 1870
GAS PURCHASE AGREEMENT
George A Carlson 10 Mont OAK UtD 20
go portion NE3 1870.
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SPECIAL DIVIDEND

CLEVELAND Standard Oil Co.
of Ohio has declared a special
dividend of 81 share on its
common stock. payable Dec. IA to
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CALL FOR BIDS ON STATE OIL AID
GAS LEASES, DECEMBER II, 1870
Notice Is hereby given that the State
Board Of land Commissioners of the
state OF Montana will receive bids at
open competitive bidding az the STATE
Land Office in the State Capitol At $500
o'clock p. NJ. Wednesday, Dec. IL. 1p40,
for oil and gas leases on the following
described lands:
Tract Sub
No. division Sec Twp Rye. Acres
L All 16 5N GLE $40
2 81 BIN Nv 80
g. sW5 2 BIN NV $50
M II BIN Nv
e. NE3 SO On 60E 100
This Board reserves the right TO re-
Ject any and all bids.
For further information apply to:
NANITA b. SHERLOCK, Secretary
STATE Board of Land Commissioners
Helena Montana.
Date of first publication. Nov. g 1910.
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STATEMENT OF CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION.
REFINING STORAGE, ETC, IN MONTANA.
OCT0BER 1910
Evening star., 1940-08-08

almost ended-his film career in
1928 "A took him four years to get
another movie chance-with United
Artists. Gene Tierney gets the sec
ond big part of her young career as
Muni's leading lady in Hudson Bay
Company"
When Topper Returns is pro-
duced at the Roach Studio, the ghost
of Constance Bennett will be absent.
The action of the new film will CEN
ter around Roland Young and Billie
Burke Instead, Connie-in person,
will attempt some acting in Colum-
bias Passage West" Il wonder, is
this the former "Singapore"?) Pat
O'Brien, who is fugitive from a
Warner contract, plays opposite Miss
Bennett.
Remember Thanks for the Mem
ory,' in which Bob Hope was CO.
starred with Shirley Ross? Well,
you may get the chance of another
look at it. Paramount is planning
to reissue the picture. also Never
Say Die" Bob and Martha Raye)
The reason is that exhibitors want
more of Mr.. Hope. >. Universal big
shots must be feeling rich because
according to report, they have just
paid 100000 for the screen rights
to "Hellzapoppin." However, the
purchase is less extravagant than
it sounds. and includes the acting
price tag for Olsen and johnson
1t took long time for Ray
Milland to get Claudette Colbert fol
so-starring assignments. But the
partnership, begun in Arise MY
Love-" is to continue with Millano
playing the leading male in Clau-
dette's "Skylark"
A near-future dancing assignment
for George Raft is Maid in Ha-
vana,' with Ann Sheridan as his
lady love. But first George stars
in South of Suez" with Geraldine
Fitzgerald.
Evening star., 1940-08-08
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Palace-"Pride and Prejudice"
screen version of the Jane Austen
novel and play: Ills am, 1:50, 4:25,
7 and 9:35 pm.
Earle-"My Love Came Back"
gay young romance: II am, lao,
4:30, 7:15 and 1905 pm. Stage
shows: 1910, 3:25, 6:15 and pm.
Capitol-"The Man I Married"
drama of ill-fated matrimony: II
am, 1:45, 4:30. 7:15 and 10 pm
Stage shows: 1880, $40, 6:25 and
9:10 pm.
Keith's-"The Boys From Syra-
cuse," Allan Jones in the farce after
Shakespeare: 11:15 am, l. $50.
4:35, 6:25. 8:15 and 10 pm. March of
Time: 12::40, 2:30, Ais, COS, 1855
and $40 pm.
Metropolitan-'I Married Adven-
ture,' through darkest Africa with
OSa Johnson's camera: II m, LOS,
3:15, $40, 7:30 and $40 pm.
Columbia-"Andy Hardy Meets a
Debutante," NJ Rooney VS.. cafe So
ciety: II am, Ito, $40, $50, 7:45
and 9;55 pm.
Little-"One Night of Love" that
greatest Grace Moore hit: IL am,
ITO. 800, $50, TAO and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 a m.
Evening star., 1940-08-08
Beauty Treatment
For Landscape

The movies have discovered new
use for the coal tar derivative used
in coloring ice cream, gelatines and
other such foods.
They use it to color the landscape,
A 10 pound batch of it, mixed with
160 gallons of water, restored the
sere, brown landscape and vegeta-
ton on the hills back of Calabasas
to fresh and beautiful green.
The Treatment" was made nee
essary in filming sequences for the
technicolor production, Down Ar
gentine Way" in which Don Ameche
and Betty Cradle are co-starred
under Irving Cummings direction.
Backgrounds and exteriors for the
production previously had been shot
in and around Buenos Aires in the
spring and the scenes taken here
therefore had to match.
Evening star., 1940-08-08

spent yesterday moving to his new
house in the country, thus losing a
chance to collect by default on a bet
made by an unthinking member OF
the drama department. CWhat do
we mean ian unthinking"?)
We know two nervous little men
who would be willing to play Bolivar
for half Gables salary. Both Of
them! Two Bolivars are better
than one.
Miriam Gutenberg just called.
CMiss Gutenberg said we should not
say that. So We scratched 1t out)
A press agent came in, but he was
in the wrong department.
The Shoreham Hotels cigarette
girl is named Lola. Harry Mac
Arthur's name is Harry Macarthur.
And Barney Breeskin's name is
Barnee, fancy.
The night club editor feels better
this week. See After Dark."-Advt.
Don Strausbaugh, the world s
tallest copy boy, just brought the
3:l5 edition of The Star. (He wanted
to know what we were doing, writing
out column?) We said yes.
The end.
Evening star., 1940-08-08


them would make Gable unaccept-
able to Latin Americans, who are
pretty literal about their make
believe.
The counter proposal of the anti
Gable element south of the border
is that the part should be given to
non-rugged actor Tops on the
list at the moment is Leslie Howard,
who has done no screen work since
he played the non-rugged Ashley
Wilkes in a picture about a girl
named Scarlet O'Hara. If Mr..
Howard would like to continue
doing no screen work the tense
little man for Bolivar faction would
settle for any one of several others.
Charles Boyer has been suggested.
So have Robert Donat, of Mr.. Chips
fame, and James Stewart.
Spencer Tracy is another actor
being mentioned as likely Bolivar
material; a seemingly unreasonable
suggestion to this department which
recalls Tracy as broad and rugged
lOohiilS IL ilou d pal llSaldil
high one in feet and inches.
Things we might never have
known had we not read this weeks
issue of Variety:
Mrs. John Gunther is doing a
biography of John Gunther which
will bear the title Inside Gunther" ;"
Ann Corio is not planning to
desert burlesque. She has been well
received in her appearances as a
dramatic actress in summer stock,
but she takes the attitude that bur-
lesque has been kind to her and
deserves her loyalty.
Helen Hayes may 60 on the air
for tea company this fall, but not
to the exclusion of playing Viola in
Twelfth Night" under the mutual
auspices of the Theater Guild and
Gilbert Miller.
A revue named Midnight in
Paris" was rechristened Midnight
Scandals" to lure Canadian Gus
| toners.
The whole cast of "Hellzapoppin'
will go to Hollywood next spring to
do the show for the movies, Uni
versal producing.
William Holden. young actor, is
learning to fly with the approval of
Columbia studios which wants to
star him in number of shorts on
aviation. The pictures will be de-
signed to fascinate young men with
the idea of flying careers.
Lupe Velez may replace Ethel
Norman in "uD Barry Was Lady
(but was she?) when the project
takes to the road in the autumn
Miss Norman wants to stick around
Broadway playing the lead in B. G
! De Sylva's Panama Hattie" Pan
anna Hattie undoubtedly is Panama
Hats colorful sister, or cousin.
Things Variety may never know
unless it reads this column:
The Boys From Syracuse opens
today at Keith's.
People do run into doors. Mrs
Carlton Bentley of the Daltry Opera
Company hit herself in the face with
a door a few minutes before she
became spectator at Cousin Mary
Mason's cookie and bacon program
the other morning.
The automobile has displaced the
horse.
Bill Hill, The Stars city editor
Evening star., 1940-08-08

81 S"e"s "is"@' QeT. ne CledTS
/ himself In the last reel, and also
saves his country from Hitler-con-
ceived conspiracy. 1t now seems as
though Hollywood will not entirely
abandon the European war as movie
material.
Jeffrey Lynn marries Miriam Hop
kins in The Lady With Red Hair"
He enacts her first husband, Leslie
Carter. This will be Miriam's first
picture since Virginia City" and
she has already received her $50 900
for the chore At the time of Warmers
settlement with her, Miriam prom
ised she would make another picture
for the studio if and when they pro-
vided her with suitable script. Pro-
duction begins just as soon as Lynn
finishes in -Four Mothers"
Frontier Doctor" which has been
| kicked around for quite awhile, now
appears to be falling into the lap of
Jimmy Stewart. 1t was first planned
as Cagney, then a MUM flicker
| The story concerns New England
doctor who braves the perils of
frontier days in Oregon Jimmy's lat
est picture, mo Time for Comedy"
gets a preview this week. Advance
reports are good.
Talking about Cagney, his next
picture is They Died With Their
Boots On" with Jimmy as Wesley
Harden, famous bad boy of Texas.
X \
| Paul MUM has come to roost at
Twentieth Century-Fox for which
he stars in Hudson Bay Company .
This is family amusing, because it
was at Fox that Muni began-and
Evening star., 1940-08-08

rugged one. He
was small and
nervous, a per-
son of tremen-
douS e n e r G y,
who paid for his
i n d e t a t j.
gable fight for
freedom by dy-
ing of tuberculo-
sis.
Regardless of
the skill with
W h ! C h n e
created the por-
trait of Bolivar i,
the physical diff
Farnrcoe het,x,ao,,
Evening star., 1940-08-08

III T Gu hSldu c.
The story of
"Air Raid" has
been c h a n G e d
from its original
plan of a murder
mystery against
a practice air.
raid black-out--
that was before
September, 1889.
The murder will
now occur dur
ing an actual
air . raid with
Melvyn, a conti-
mental diplomat,
accused of mur-
Evening star., 1940-08-08

'0eR1ReRJ W1ffO3f USuHS iIIo IidffIC, "do
most un-Gablish person. He was
great man, but he was not a
Evening star., 1940-08-08
In the Country.

IN the Country.
Cross Roads - Fallen Angels"
Noel Coward comedy: $40 pm.
Roadside-"Murde in the Red
Barn." favorite of all Roadside melo-
dramas. back again: $40 pm.
Evening star., 1940-08-08
Cables Too>Gablish Look
May Cost Him Hero Role
Latin Americans Think Him Too Rugged
To Portray Bolivar in Picture;
Leslie Howard Is Mentioned
BY JAY CARMODY.

After all these
that question: What's Gable haven't?
The that Cables
Simon Bolivar concerned At least he likely
Americans in their South American
Bolivar of the
country which bears his
a most He
Evening star., 1940-08-08
Paulette Goddard Foiled
By Busy Film Schedule
Second Chorus to Be Followed
By Another Picture, Keeping
Her From Summer Stock
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.


Pauete Goddard has decided for years
remained in HOLLYWOOD This exception And another
added to schedule Raid
Madeleine Carroll Macray
leading Mevyn following
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-12
Mangrum Wins
AtThomasville

brownsville, Ca, March r.
(AP)--Lloyd Mangrum, a lesser
light in COLTS winter roadshoW
laughed at par and the stars Mon
day and won S700 top money in the
brownsville open with one Of the
seasons most brilliant scoring feats.
TO take his first major top prize,
the tallish, slender young assistant
bro from Oak Park. H., fired a
closing round Of Ct, that finally
shook off the determined challenge
of National Open Champion Byron
Nelson.
Tied after four-under-par first
rounds of 68, Mangrum and Nelson
kept tho pace with another pair OF
68's to leave the fast field we'll Sc
hind With 36-hole totals Of 1876. ,
Nelson's 205 was plenty good
enough to give him second place and
$3.50. eight strokes under E. J.
Dutch) Harrison. The Little Rock
bro gained his third place prize OF
$3.50 with three steady, down-the-
grove IT'S.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-12
Ministers Hear
Major Cowan, of
Salvation Army

Major Bob CoWan, of the staff of
The Salvation Army in High Point,
spoke to the Henderson Ministerial
Association at a meeting today on
the subject, How the Church Can
Benefit the Underprivileged." Major
Cowan, who is here to assist IN 4
fund campaign for the local corps
of The Salvation Army, spoke in the
stead Of Envoy Luther Morton,
corps commander here, who had
been scheduled to talk on the same
subject. -.
Most of the ministers Of the city
and county who are members OF the
association were present for the
meeting, which was held in the of-
flee of Rev. E. Norfleet Gardner,
First Baptist pastor, who is secre-
tary of the association. Rev. T. j.
Whitehead, pastor of Christ Metho-
dist church, president, presided.
Definite plans were made for
Easter and Good Friday services of
the churches to be held jointly two
weeks hence The Easter Sunday
program will be a sunrise service in
Ein,wood cemetery, and a three
hour service from noon to p. m.
will be held continuously at the
First Methodist church on Good Fri
day.