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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Club Has Garden Psrty
Al Have, Home

Red. White and Blue club enter
tanned 81 a garden party a. The
home o. Mr. Hettis Hayes. sIOs
sixth ave. Friday afternoon The
guests ~sr. seated ~ one large
table for 20 and several smaller
ones. Red. white and blue flowers
eers used on N. table. Following
luncheon ther. Va, Program n
music snd readings Ths groups
next meeting viii 10 held sept ?
During the Afternoon q gift yas
presented 70 Nrs Mile Bal prssi-
d.nt of the group. VINO eft Monday
for IN. East
Lsffalot elub xall meet Wsdnss-
day evening at the home o. ths
president. Mrs Arthur Hsks. si0s
No. Highland ~. for potiuek
luncheon. Mrs. Haze VIII preside
ever the meeting
Taeom. Irib. No. IS. Rcd Men.
WI hold their next public card
party Wednesday IN the Eagles
hall Play wiIi begin a. SO The
COMMITTEES includes Mr. and Mrs..
Leo PenoSlch. Mr.. and Mr. Al
DsnKis. hr and Ars Lou willard
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Comsrsd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Honor Given
Local Marion
Season Draws Near
Close ~ Loneseres

Mrs. Millard 7. Nielsen of
Tacoma has graeiously accept
ed the invitation Of the Wash
ington Jockey club 20 crown
the winner Of the Longacres
Mile on Sunday. August "a.
This IS without any doubt
the most important racing
date in the entire Northwest
and viii attract ; large crowd
Of racing enthusiasts from
Canada, California and the en-
tire Northwest.
August "a. ip4t. ~in mark the
seventh running ~ The tanEacres
mile. $4,000 sdded. The srisinc-
raey Of horsedom viii he taking
part in tbs American mile classic
and the socialites and racing fans
throughout the country viii throng
10 Longacres 10 see the ooiorfui
performance ~ thls field Of mag
nificent horses
II IL fitting that for such an
important occasion the lady chosen
to crown the winner should b. the
wife of Dr. Nielsen, chairman of
the Washington racing commits
sion. appointed 10 that post this
season By Governor ATthur II
Langlie
The entire Nielsen family are
ardent lovers OF horses. Dr. and
Mrs. Nielsen and their teen age
sons Thomas and Willard. attend
the races often. The boys are fire.
quently seen on the way 10 the
psddocks 10 see the horses close
up and vying later - Ia who shall
watch the race with the binoculars
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

Jane cohoon. Helen Hrasmn~f.
Jsanns Mcrhernon, pori. welisr.
Ellen Mnvieksr and Lana rsi.
Both Miss Waller and her fianus
are graduates al LAnuuln nigh
school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Morninq
Rev. Long Uni,ss hiss
KIM ard M. Murray

Miss Lucille Elaine klink
and Mr.. Philip Clark Murray
exchanged their marriage
vows before the Rev. Harold
B. Long Monday morning at
10 o'clock in the minister :
home. white gladioli and
asters formed the background
for the ceremony which was
read by eandlelight.
The bride u the daughter %
Mrs. Martha Kllnk and the bride
groom the son q MI and Mrs.
Mead Murray. 81 Puysilup.
The bride wore = brown wool
dressmaker suit with amber aces
SORES and a corSage of brown
orchids. One Of her sisters. Miss
orpha Mae klink. vas her attend
ant and wore a powder blue dress
with pink accessories and = cor
sage 81 gardeniss and stephaaotis,
Mr.. James y. LAWYER Was the
best man.
Following the ceremony = necep-
tion was held IN the Long home
with Mrs knnk receiving IN =
navy blue ensemble with a cor.
sage II pink rosehuds and white
sweet peas Mrs Murray "a,
dressed in a green and brown prin,
with brown topoost and corsage OF
taiismAn rosehuds
The collation. table wss eentsred
with white larkspur and sveetpess
with wife tapers arranged In
silver holders on either side Of the
centerpiece.
Miss Irene klink. sister Of the
bride. poured and assisting were
two other sisters. Mrs Frank Weir
who served the wedding cake and
Miss Elsie klink who was ir
charge Of the gifts
When they return from q short
wedding trip after September I
Mr.. Murray and his bride Will b
at home in the Town House.
Mrs. Murray Is a Stadium grad
uats and attended Tacoma seers'
tariAl school. She Ia a member OF
Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Mr.
Murray attended the College of
Puget Sound after his graduation
from Puyallup high school and u
also member Of Tacoma SIX
club
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Mrs. Nielsen to Crown Handicap Winner
Plight Troth
AT Home


Ms Pauline Erwin heesuse
he bride II Nr. Msnries
Joachim "a - evening ccFe-
mony performed Saturday 4
he home ~ hsr parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas ] Erwin.
The bridegroom u the <nr 81
Mr.. ard Mrs. II. N. Joachim
of Centralla.
The rooms we're decorated
with larxc baskets at flowers.
and TIE ceremony as per-
formed under an arch u
white zladloll and fern 81 !
o'elcek BY Rev. r. l. Powell.
pastor II the Temple Baptist
church.
rn< aFsd< 90. lcv~fs = > wnste
lae< princess styled fs~n Ter
finger up vel ~ss lee sfmns<a
sna 90. h~ia IN ps<es ~ ssser<s
- pearls
wAHs sisasaH saa f=fus w<r>
esfriea ~ ts< hHsas
Mrs kassra |. c'hspas sister -
shs hsssle. ws< heF eris sttsaa&nf.
shs euFs . fu.e ealcr~d zn~r sna
eaFftssl ptnk xisdials sna fssus
Mrs. chsruf sth~ fn~n<x vefnes
Frsini. = reeenf hrtas e.rs ffu<s
Hsssa cruz Can't. fr< ne re<.-
ssn~
rhs h<isi~xree-s as sff<n1~d ~
sf vlilssn 7. Avery - r.sonA.
wsfalnE quests ~sss f~s.sv~s ~
TIA hnus after the ~ssi<zina Mrs.
ftaye. nett cut the w~<t1sns ess~.
directly sftsf the e~r~mony NJ.
art Mrs Ie~ehlm ieft fsr -.
sstis ~n<s. sh~y wsli mrss th~sv
nee hone
Guests lssiui>d Mr.. ard nra
Hnycs n<if. mls~ Evelyn n~is, Cal.
Win belt. Mr. Garrett e1sfteu NJ.
William avery. niss n~.trsrs t.aa-
Ersn. NJ. Tel canhss. ns<. nafn
kHss.l. Ar IahH itsmsltau. us.s
Patricia Fiss. NJ saa Mrs. Marry
wilsna ant NJ. ard hfs r J.
Hfwgn
outsuf.ic~n guests insiudsa Mrs.
r l.. ehsput q ssnts sssus, cslsf
NJ. ard Mrs. Frank k<lssf ~ v.a-
cnuveF Wash NJ sna ars. esf-
Fnil toashisa ~ Olympia wFs n.
n jasahlm. aFs Duane tas.nlss.
NJ. and Mss Dan Aldrss sna Mis-
Bsrnlses Williams ell q c<nsrsIl2.
ms.. ". q. r I. -sn meet
stth nsms<fs n orxnia ssfels
Calvary Asthn<isst shaftn for :
garden pssnse "Wednesday a "a N
a tbs aoms ~ Mrs.. r. y xssimsn.
t.As..' Az n-sAsss-m ts.sssss.
church wili inset Wednesday far
! o'clock luncheon IN the snurfs
pariors Mr. Martin Jahnsou wIii
- hostess A pf.xfsm ~iis faiie~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Mrs. Heeeness 10 Open
Home Wednesday

Members of the Childrens Home
society will meet for potluck
picnic at the home Of Mrs. n. N.
Haggeness Wednesday afternoon.
Those attending will meet at 1928
10 go in a group to Point Fosdick,
where they will be met by the
hostess and her husband.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Chapter viii Meet
tuesday Evening

The regular meeting Of Sigma
chapter. Alpha Iota. international
business sorority. will be held IN
the clubroom Tuesday evening at
$ o'clock. at knapps Business
college. Miss Betty Kern will
give a report Of IN. nth annual
convention Of the organization
which she attended a. a delegate
in Los Angeles early IN July
Accompanying hsr N the ron
vention wefe Mrs Ethel Honnsk er
ard Miss Frances Castle.
Sewing Glub NJ RAY {. Roberts
Auxiliary are having a picnie for
their children at p Defiance
park Wednesday 81 II -. Ms
Frank Balssno. Br. 1912. 10 taking
reservations.
Ladies Circle Midland Comnun-
ity Home church viii meet for pot
luck luncheon and special must
cal program Thursday There Will
also BE- q guest speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Rainbow Mother,
To Picnic

Members Of the Mothers Club
Of Tacoma Assembly Rainbow
Girls Will meet for q picnic We'd
nesday afternoon At the new bath
ing beach. Point Defiance park
Transportation will be provided by
the committee from the end Of
the bus line ~ o'clock. Reserva-
tons for both girls and mothers
are 10 be made with Mrs. ~. A.
Mierow. Pr $500 and Mrs g. l.
Finch, Pr. 1852.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

Rites in Asbury Methodist
White and orchid dahlias
uith = background Of can
delabra and palms formed the
setting in which Miss Doris
Jean Simpson. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore
Simpson. became the bride OF
Mr.. L. Clair Hanson. son of
Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Hanson,
on Friday evening. August s.
The Rev. Neil NJ. Jones per-
formed the ceremony at s
o'cloek and the reception fol-
lowed in the church parlors.
Before the ceremony Mrs. Merle
,. Fuson. pianist, accompanied Mr..
Arthur Wickens. who sang 4
Love Thee" and still as the
Night"
Ivory satin fashioned with
fitted waist and high Peter Pan
collar was worn by the bride for
her wedding gown. II had long
fitted sleeves. full at the top. with
n fingertip length veil caught TO
her hair by orange blossoms
against a halo Of pleated net. The
pearls she wore were given to her
by the bridegroom. Her cascade
bouquet was eentered by single
orchid.
Mrs Cyril Hanson ARLENE Carl
son). who is the recent bride NJ
the hridegroom's brother, vas
mstron Of honor for the ceremony.
She wore orchid cellsnesv voils
over tsffeta Nth sweetheart
necklins, fun skirt. and puffed
sleeves. Her flowers were yellow
pompon dahlias and the same
motif was repeated in her hair.
In opposite color scheme were
the two bridesmaids. Mrs. f. s.
Bell of Seattle and Mrs Owen
Middlekauff. who wore yellow
eellsnese wolfe over taffeta, SINH
lar 10 the matron-of- honor, with
orchid pompon dshlias.
Mr.. Cyril B. Hanson, brother of
the bridegroom. was the best man
and ushers were Mr.. Ernest S.
Bell, Mr. owen Middlekauff. Mr..
Vincent Hanson, brother Of the
bridegroom. Mr.. Donald Simpson,
brother of the bride and Mr.. Low
ell Swanson, cousin of the BRIDE
groom.
Mrs. Simpson wore navy silk
pique for her daughters wedding
and had corsags Of gardenias
and yellow roses. Mrs. Hanson
wore powder blue with gsrdenias
and pink rosebuds in her corsags.
White gladioli were used IN the
eenterpiece and on either side of
n were tall white tapers. Mrs. r.
~ al aunt VI III" " 49,
served the punch and Mrs r. p.
Simpson presided at the collation.
The brides cake was cut by Miss
Ruth Simpson and assisting also
were Miss Peggy Simpson, a cou-
sin, Mrs. Everett Bellinger. Mrs.
Carroll House. Mrs. Russell Ber-
49, lr~ Ohart Caudo
On her wedding trip Mrs. Han
son wore a light weight gabardine
suit OF beige with olive green
blouse and kona red accessories.
After August rs the couple will be
at home in Tacoma. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanson are Lincoln high
school graduates and the bride
groom attended the College of
Puget Sound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Rev. Otto 10 Be Welcomed
Tuesdey at Reception

To welcome their new pastor.
Rev. L. Otto, members Of Calvary
Methodist church, 64th and Ea. F
sts., will hold open house Tuesday
evening at 7:30. Mrs. James May
lon Is in charge of the program
and Mrs. William Hanson the re-
freshments.
Ways and Means club OF the
Children's Benevolent league Will
meet for an ice cream social on
Wednesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. F. J. Flett. 42l5 SO. saith
r. 4 p. Bus Driven auxiliary
will hold picnic Wednesday after
soon At II 30 m Lincoln park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Former Wisconsin
Residents 10 Meet

The annual Wisconsin picnic will
be held in Point Defianns park.
main picnic grounds. a, 30 Sun.
day morning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Miss Simpson
Is Bride

Becomes Mrs. Hanson a
Rites in Asbury Methodist
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08
kevin-Sunburst Field
1910 Compilations


Adams as No ne Ne To s E 5 z's ssw Is BB
sn No GE NJ sTs s g I r B 5
No. Is c cT SCI Sci NV NV ' ow @ B B 1899
Big west-Dahqst No 10 CsI Nwa NEl 299w 200 Bbl l7os
BIs CIVIL sw, i4-ss,sw 500 R5i i7S
wsst-Dhqust No II Sc IVA NE a8s5-sw 5 B6I 1909
Big NO CIVIL s NV i4s5 snow Ss I54o
BLACK Ess:: Nc II s SR s s sW B B 1891
No @ NJ N NT 2@% Show oADd s
9 I'M rs. sys'" 1874 I
6OOs n.y. NV N NM Nr sE sssosw sew" 80 B 1850
cOodss No No s sW SW ssssaw sS 1850 1880
Coolidge oooldgsas No NE SEA NV! sss62w g gO 1901
0Tum sOns-Fryberger No IS Gel SCI sw sw IS sb 1865
No w sW T Fa aaSs sw a5S RS 1905
N9 No Gr sF EW3 3sR W sow BY 1919
No No W Nv Nw ga 2 S 50 Ro 1897
Fulton Fulton Pet THOMPSON s6 l7so
G. eGsdd s No Is GEL En- NEa sH3 2aaw Dbl 1872 1872
aoeddez zaOedderts NO s NE Is2ssw Is ab yea
a9o M No N N 3T s iw SHOW DRY AS 3
S 6 S Vs. Ev IS 81 Is s
Government Sc NE sEi a-ss-2W los B6 1880
Sc NEa il,s5-sW %. i75
No si5 swa sw Dry
g Is Sc W 81 s1' " Show "a 80 5 Rs
SBsass pss No N s N ss S3 eS
s siS Nc w sw SWa 81 2s-'w Show 80 as 1885
NE gw s 10 g gS s5
rs Bbl 1880
235-3W 100 Bbl 1875
q I-35-SW
-3ehEai& SW NW7 935-3W 100 Bh 1780 Il
Schmidt NW3 &-35-SW IS Bbl
l 13-s52W 1875
No.
unn-Aro
h.
9-35-2W Bbl 1915 /
-Howlng o-3S-2W Bbl 1858
9-35-2W Bbl 1925
8 9-35-2W IS Bbl 1899
S2-353W 100 Bbl 1885
No 2
-Thunm No 8
nderpas- ard
No 4
IA 35-36-2W rs Bbl 1863
35-36-2W Dbl
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08

ROUND BUTTE
OH-Baney NEa NEa 3-6s-2SE 1887
SAGE CREEK STRUCTURE
Bsas-Carlm / Nwa 22-s7ET-7E Rig
SIGNAL BUTTE
HanlOn / NEa ls-s7N-Sg spudded
sW NV 2O-S7-l5E Show Gas Add HOS
NW4 1e3715E Dry Add 1850
TOLUCA DOME
Crosby Nc. 1 1000
TWO LEGGINS STRUCTURE (HARDIN)
Massey Enforcement No Sc sWA SEA n-2s-3lE 25O
WALLER DISTRICT
r. O. Tarran-1ang Nc / Dry 1885
VAUGHN STRUCTURE
Busher- swa NEa l220-lE 3OT4
WAYNE CREEK
Mont Gas Corp @ 1850
WHITEHALL DISTRICT
Cheyenne on a. Gas Olson No 1 ss-SsE 1850
a 10-s6N60E Add. 1895
a. NV NE l0-S6N6OE 1918
conan o q o-wNey NO q 1928
WEST PONDERA
Hoeschn No 2s
WHITLASH OIL FIELD
vvu6e-A sabOney No q CIVIL aEa sWa 2s-s7-4E on lS0
western Nat oas-schafer NO on 2@
western NV zSE oOoAG Gas 1883
w vssn Ns No chi NW sw sR sOAG Gas i4s
wTNIFRED DISTRICT
Ne "a Sws wv S Ts we M srm Gas lin
Enuon go. 8sS0N-aM 1M
RUnuuons- enk no T0l
-AAanlsnd Ne CE sEa SEA <zs-isE Dry ADD e&
Eamsas- Ne viva s-2i-iSE oM
nnamsm We. 1 0-31-igE ~
Tcny-gtate NO CIVIL sWA NEa se-21s-lE 80
JmaHh Operating Cas- eN
Kallvps n-Kswm-n mmcn @ @-71N-lGB 1@
wv wv Tany-s We se-xN-1TE AO4 Gas 80
1900 ms 8 sw Nwa ss-nN-IsE SIS
YELLOWSTONE. COUNTY
rMmrua On Co NO / O T-1s-sM
Rksmtnm Oh Co-SUm Ma I CHI NWa m@a A-a@-2@ M~
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08

Big west-Anen No SEA sWa s1-s5-1w 20 Bbl 1923
Coolidge Coolidge-Maley 1851
Coolidge 2
Gas ESruzel 2
/
23-33-4W 20l7l
-Eningson 3 CSL SW3 SW3 14353W 1851
KevtnI Land
23-353W 1867
o-Idn s 11-35-2W e90I
NO 10 CIVIL 835-2W 500
No i 2~Se-3W
Nc.
rrevo h /
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-HaQety No 8 @
Toaes DRILLING -pavd No sol
Twm FsIds-u q NO i NV Nwa Nwa %-s6-sw 1855
IeIds- No 1851
Welch Brus-Ie No. 1881
Ysaley-shAw NO IS NV Nwa NE ss-sS-zw Risl
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08
CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS

A. p Consolidated Eesel CsL Nwa ll-34-sw
2
17-33-5W Bh 1900
I9-32-5W 46s
Consoi Ia No.
l5346W Bh ZOOS
33-33-5W Oil 295
@ 32-345W 80 Bbl
ITO Bbl 2945
Dbl
ClacierP roduc Williams G 235W 1860
ction-A c
orter-Trb No
les 33-35-6W Rig
A ley
-Agent-K
Ncrona
Reagan NO. 22-37-7W 225
santa ta-Fee 25-346W go Bb 1905
center lot 7S25W
No 2 G
Steele C;reek-Carmen No
Tarra wiley JonesN No 4
Texaco -FrdyN SWt 35-35-6W 100 BbL 1858
No 8 G
Texac o-Aronson 2 21-35-6W 500 BbL 1858
Texaco IAN / SEA NEI 20-35-6W Dry 5000
SW4 NE3 lo-32-5W so
NeIU LOcGtiOnS-CUt Bank
Consolidated oas-Tnbal NO Lot Csw SEA- Rig
Glacier Production 17ss-5W Rig
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08
Cut Bank Oil Field


prediction 69las z Fay q
a a aas NO No. @ \. s s ssW W IS BBl ss
@ Tribal No. No S SF sWi s ss5sW i R R s
S s S~s s E, a 1e'5 sssw 81 Bs 81:
COBB COBB S NJ No Sc sW SCI Sc. s ssss% 10 B B s
Ssss e. T S Ne Sg III s "
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NV Nwa Nwi lsesa-sw 30 sS ssIs
9 as duSt No NV me- sssw ~ Bb o1
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Unit csI NSs N ssasw I Gas Ss
Gisc 5 NJ "i sea av saw @ 9s 1
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Glacsr PSuStonse Is No sw sWl NTi Ieow 10 Bb 2S7
s5a u ' ~ NW1 sw g Sss
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Is ln No NV s2ssw iss z6 sS
Ks s; Ags aa, Kramer No Sc, Poi sss s
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Montana Montana No CIV Ew sT MES SCI iW sS Bs s
Pdu-ITi3al No Lot u Sec 7-s2,5w ~ 90 o. m 1870 Dbl 2T
s1 Nd Ne sw. a% N s 1856" s B sS
=
4 @
Santa Rita Stah
Santa Rta-Trbal
G
Santa RIaLander No Sc go Bbl asia
Santa Rita WheGtone No 2B0
RiaGovernment 200s
No g
Santa Rta-ITtba No II G SW3 200 Bbl 1880
d. No
Wiley Connolly Bbl 2875
3i2
No NE NE3 l9-34-6W 80 Dbl 28O5
Ol-Abd
16-34-6W
No G NE3 18-34-5W
II No. c Ii-35-6W
G
4 2-356W
@
c
G DR.
Texaco
No @ NW3 SEA 8-25W 400 BhL 30I
O 8-S2-5W
122 NO 10 GEL 632-5W sc Bbl 2007
G
S
1l-35-6W
9-32-5W
6S25w
Morrison No GEL NW4 2235-6W
No S
MASS Q g 16-32-5W 62 Bbl 3O36
Bh Abb 2921
8 15-35-6W 27 Dbl 2e17
13-32-6W 1856 Bh 29Oo
et 12-S2-sW Bbl 2o53
PoteAuotted Lot Sec 2eW 20 Bb 3OSS
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-08
Active Oil and Gas Fields
Depth


O''''''' -A"''" ABsARoEEE KEGS STRUCTURE
Ts1A'0-Un No SEA T THK lSasigE " abb S'
Montana Utilities No NEa Ew I75s2s m on s s7Ss
Montana Dakota Utilities No l4s Sc Nw me- s5sSE 291% Gas 1897
$: /: 3 4 g.: 6: $
s:s e: n =, e. . 81 q 81 is lss
8s:s-esys Ne Sc SCI u II NJ sHs 35zs@
Montana Gas cOpOn NO Lost first hole 52ss
k sG9a KSa as Nelson No e SR I sM Wa i i
Montana Gas @ NO SCI a 2E s wei ss
Montana corp Eehibauch l ss7lw ABB $50
Montana Cop-Eye No SEA swa I9s7-IE Location
Hsssss. ss 7 M :," % 6 as s
g:: n: s. NJ W s @ @
MOnt-Eoss s22sE $4,000 Gas ll2S
MOnt-Dakota Utilities No SO4 g SEA SEA Ssess,S2E S
Utilities NO sos sEST sN1 $4,000 Gas 1866
MOntDakOsa Utilities s2ss.s2E 100000 los
Sec ss2s8E $4,000 Gas 1925
Dakota U Un No Sia CIVIL NE s5s
SOnsDaIOs 5ss5sE Gas ss5
MOntDskots Utilities No G swl Location
MOntDskOts Utilities sw ls2ssE Location
American No. I NE Nrs sws ls-ssIas9 s,,r~n 81"
Rowland ct al-wOOdward SEA 2O-l4-a4E 500
Treas stat. o s9 No. CEE Sea sw ssSasE
CREEK OIL FIELD
OIL s. Ref-charles No ] c SEA Nwa 2-lSN-SOE S
Cherry Ridge synd- HarDOt NV sWa I3sNz2OE 1910
CHESTER DISTRICT
ReAai-DrOu-Teltges Sc SEA swa 2,si,5E mo-
s.. 49,. ~ F., sVv sur. sTs 9-ss-2E Producing
Smith SW3 H-SS-zE &C. ITn
NwA Nw i7ss-2E s,I snow now 1 O
R.s Ao No NO. s s Rw Ts SEA ss2E 1905
80 ,.. ~, /, u NV syC. E w. aA7s12iE ~ ADD 5s0
... EA CYL sw, Nw1 sssE Dry
EAST BRIDGER
Alex Beaton NO SEA SEA as-ss-asE 1926
ELK BASIN OIL FIELD 100
SEA NV S0"sS-SSE
FLAT COULEE OIL FIELD
al Nor Farms NO NEa sW4 1o-ST1oE ~ ~
FLAT WILLOW ,a
zoudand- Mink No / 35-l3N-25E ~
FRANNIE FIELD - -, ..o
coutnena-pstrpe No / 33-9S2E LA hoL 800
GENOU STRUCTURE -, oo
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Evening star., 1941-02-15
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER. experienced, would keep
accounts for small associations in spare
time Box 327-G, Star 16'
BOOKKEEPER- -TYPIsT. Remington-R Rand
machine operator, calculating and card
punch: e!ght years experience, GENTLE
capable Of any office routine; salary con-
ditlonal: available at once. Box A. X,
Star 16'
HOUSEKFEpEP. experienced: or 3 IN
family. salary SO month, live in; city ref
erences. Box Ask, Star. It,
MAID colored, intelligent reliable. de-
slres work in store or Office. HO. 80 :.
NIGHT CASHIER or waitress, throuEhy
experienced for high-class restaurant
FIR 7gSt
NURSE, practical. desires day or night
duty: thoroughly competent: doctors ref
erences. Call Dupont 300
NURSE, hospital training. yrs exp, Or S
reference. will take any case, give hypos.
ME. 1928 16'
REFINED LADY wishes position as COM
paniOn WI. 65s3.
sTFNOGRAPHER. type ,6s, and shorthand,
a6 W. p m Call Hillside O7ss. 81
sTENOcRAPHER TYP1sT, experienced
SH. 4S72-J. l6'
TYPIsT AND FILE CLERK. 4 yrs.' expe-
rience in local Office. SH. 42oS-R. 16'
TYPIST. stenographer, file clerk, dicta-
organizationj: NO BOOKKEEPING. sH
4524-J 16'
WAITRESS, experienced, desires employ
ment Phone DI. 0924 15'
WOMAN, position. reliable. middle-aged.
white; exp. houseTorker prreter inst. or
rooming house: ref, GE. 4ss4
WRITER'S S assistant tsteno. -typisU. Essen
tial intelligence craftsmanship Epx. and
zeal searching for material. Medical and
general BOX Ask, Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
By Lillian e. or 4thep

Cock of the Desert" is another
name for this famous hzard-swal-
lower Road runner" ground cue
koo" and snake killer" are a trio
of titles which convey something of
the character of one of the most
interesting sights in the cactus belt
of the Southwest. The road runner
is familiar to many who travel
through Arizona. AS fine roads are
built and cars go racing along, the
slender road runner is wisely keep
ing off the main highways where
traffic is congested.
Besides, the birds favorite food is
also driven toward the background
Once lizards and snakes took their
leiSurely way along the dusty road
and their arch foe, the road runner,
would easily overtake them. Now
that is a memory of the past and
those who have watched for sight
of it as they travelled over the des-
ert miss the road runner. It Is a
child Of California, Colorado. Kan
sas, Western and Middle Texas.
Lower California and the tableland
of Mexico to Puebla are its haunts.
New Mexico has chosen it as her
State bird emblem. one with distinc-
ton and individuality.
A bird from 20 to "a inches is not
easily hidden. Plumage of olive,
streaked with tawny brown and tam
nish white below. with heavy mar
bling over the chest. the long tail
and bristle-tipped head, a combi-
nation of colors and form aids
toward hiding among the growth
which blends so well with the plum
age of the road runner.
Sometimes you are in the presence
of several of them and unless they
make some movement which at
tracts your attention you will miss
them. But it is fun suddenly to be
aware of a road runner sitting bolt
upright with a delectable young
snake or lizard dangling from her
chin--to be exact. her bill Head
first these morsels are swallowed.
An occasional gulp indicates that
the first part has been digested and
more is placed further down.
Young birds are found in basinets
Of very coarse sticks. in thory
bushes, cacti, mesquite or sagebrush.
The mattress or cushion upon which
the tender little bodies rest is of
grass, feathers. strips of bark. snake
skins and similar soft materials.
There may be only twins or a round
dozen in the family, exclusive of
father and mother. Some crowd to
furnish with young lizards, which
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Natures Children
Road Runner
(GeOcoccyX californianus)

are the acceptable baby food of all
young road runners! The reptile is
always killed before giving it TO
them and thrust head down into the
wide-open mouths of the eager in
fantS, the tail becoming less con-
spicuous after each gulp.
In short time plumage is ac-