davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-08

London, Dec. S-AP-Reuters said in dispatch
from Singapore today that British communicate de.
clared at is unofficaly reported but not confirmed
that mustard gas has been dropped in Japanese attacks
on Malaga.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-08

London, Dec. 8-AP-The home office, declaring
"he existence of state of war; between Japan and
Britain, today ordered all Japanese nationals in the
United Kingdom to report at police stations
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29
Finds Thick Sands On
West Extension Of New
Cut Bank Tribal Pool

flight hours during the work OF
drilling in. II is believed that
it would have made from 800 to
400 barrels in a complete test but
Is estimated at 270 barrels initial
with virtual certainty that It will
make 1875 barrels per day on the
pump This is the westernmost
well in the new Tribal pool in
south Cut Bank where six compile
lions have been registered with an
leverage initial OF 2S4 barrels per
day. The largest well is the Con-
solidated Gas-Frary which had an
estimated initial OF 600 barrels per
day. The last completion, Texaco-
Willis No. 1, SW SWA NEA 49,
32-5W. had an initial OF $40 Dbl.
per day and Is now going on the
pump.
The Cobb No. had sunburst
sand from 2S9S to 291O; upper
Cut Bank from 2916 to 1850 with
a shale break from 1922 to 1885;
and lower Cut Bank from $3.50 to
2975. The Ellis was penetrated
from 2975 to 1915. Casing was
cemented at at 1922. Fluid level
is 1900 feet.
Glacier Production COrTiegeaux
No. 8, CNL NWA 21-33-5W, has
set 77inch casing at 291O, ready to
drill in.
Glacier northumberland Land
Bank No. 2, c SEASW4 30-34-5
w, is drilling at 1896.
Glacier Production Van OFmer
No. q, CSL SEA S35-5W Is drill
ling at 1885.
Hannah-POrter-Tri No. 1, NV
SW 4 SEA 19-32-5W. which will
be the next completion in the new
Tribal pool, is drilling at 270O.
santa Rita-JOrdan No. 3, c SEA
NV 4 7-32-5W, is drilling at 1900.
1t had Colorado shale at SIS and
set 10-ineh surface pipe at SIS.
Two new locations were announc-
ed this week, one of them Of par
ticular interest. 1t is Santa Rita
Tribal No. I3, located on the north
east extension OF the Lander trend"
IA narrow vein along which large
wells have been completed. Thus
Tar wells have been spotted by lin
ing them up along a northeast to
southwest trend The southwest
OF the trend has been
Pretty well established. The new
northeast well is 1920 feet north
If the south line and 1880 feet east
II the west line of Section 1885
NV. This Is the northeast corner
II NE "A SWA Sec. 10. The sur
ace elevation Is 1857 feet.
X. {. Jcffries-Exchange OIL Co.
70. = is spudding today. 1t is in
he center of SEA NEA 33-35-6W.
N west slope Of the central field.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29
new TEST TO
BE DRILLED
on PENDROY

Announcement of a new test OF
Pendroy structure where the pres
sence of oil has been definitely
established in three horizons, was
made this week by George Coffey
of Choteau, owner of the 5000
acre lease block covering the seis-
mic high" of Pendroy area, west
of Pondera oil field
R. C. Tarant, Cut Bank produc-
er, will drill the test on a location
$50 feet south of the Zodiac Oil
Co. kellogg No. 1 discovery well,
completed in July, 1899. He is NOV
ing rig from South Cut Bank and
will complete this test within so
days.
George Coffey, Choteau attorney,
has purchased from Zodiac Oil com
pany its extensive seismic survey
maps of the Pendory district, to-
gether with its leases which were
validated by the Kellogg well. The
Zodiac well was drilled with a
small portable rotary outfit and it
found oil in the Moulton sand Cup
per Sunburst) and in the Cut Bank
sand with commercial production at
the top of the Madison lime. 1t was
a pinch hole and too small to pro-
duce and had to be abandoned.
However, Coffey and associates are
convinced that the next well, slight
tConrinued on Page Fivel
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29
PRODUCTION
NOW NEARING
RECORD PEAK

Daily average oil production in
fields of Montana was close onto
10000 barrels per day during Feb
ruary, marking a new high in re-
cent years. Actual production was
1882 barrels per day as compared
with 1881 barrels per day in jan
uary.
Because February was a short
month. with 2S days, the total yield
for the month was less than for
January, It being 558,690 barrels
against 596,956 barrels in jan
uary. The increase came in Cut
Bank field where large wells jump
ed production from 12,45S barrels
in January to 1896 barrels per
day In February.
The short month resulted in lit
tie accumulation Of storage during
February, according to the report
of the Oil Conservation Board Of
Montana, the total storage at the
end OF February being 1,144,2OS
barrels against 1,075,579 barrels
at the beginning OF the month.
Montana refiperies ran an average
OF 1856 barrels a day against
1887 barrels per day in January.
Total market in February averaged
1852 barrels per day against
1871 barrels per day In January.
The February production exceed
ed the February market demand
by 2.45O barrels per day. This
contrasts with the year 1910 when
was consistently more
than production.
Billings refiners using Wyoming
crude showed a decline in oil used
due largely to the short month.
They used 1879 barrels as COM
pared with 25O,246 barrels used
In January. February imports
totaled 2O1,1O5 barrels against
,59.OS0 Dbl. imported in January,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29
Old HOHLING
POOL GIVES
GOOD well

Three oil-bearing horizons in the
top of the Madison lime were de-
veloped into a we'll with an initial
of more than 100 barrels per day
by Ohio Oil company on the famous
Howling farm in the center Of
Kevin-Sunburs this week.
Whereas the Madison lime con-
tact was formerly regarded as the
only producing horizon of the
Baker-Howling pool, the OhiO-Howl-
ing No. 6, in NV NV ASWA To-
35-2W, was carried through the con-
tact at 1631-1637 to a second
break" at 1857 to 1861 where
a second showing of oil was found.
Then drilling continued to a third
break" at 1868 to 1868 where
there was a still larger showing of
oil. The formation was treated
with 1000 gallons of hydrochloric
acid.
The oil used in treating was
quickly recovered plus so barrels
of new crude and thereafter it con-
CONTINUED on Rage Fivei
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29
Wildcat Showing Oil On
Blackfeet Reservation

Bank field 1t is on the Twin Rivers Nose
as mapped by the United States Geological
Survey: a structural condition coming up
from Alberta. Three wells have found oil
on this nose" on the Alberta side, near
Del Bonita.
The Reagan well bottoms at 1855 feet,
having found nothing in the Cut Bank sand
series of the Kootenai The showing in the
lime, will probably be acidzed The well
was drilled with rotary tools and a core was
taken Of all probable producing sands
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29

The possibility OF thick sec
ton OF oil-bearing lower Cut Bank
sand to the west of present pro-
duction in the new Tribal pool is
revealed by completion data on
A. B. Cobb's Tribal tract 1877 No.
2 well. announced this week. Most
Cut Bank sand saturation is in
from two to seven feet OF a dis
tinctive black ebert formation. A
rotary core of the Tribal No.
2 reveals 25 feet OF this formation.
fully saturated.
The new Cobb we'll Is going on
production this week. It was never
swabbed for an entire "a hours but
consistently made 1875 barrels In
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29

Oil saturated cores have revealed oil at the
top of the Madison LIME at the Reagan-Tri-
bal wildcat in the north end of the Backfeet
Indian reservation, near the Alberta boun-
Diary, according to reports from the field
today. Testing is in progress and the true
import of the showing may not be known
for several days.
The we'll is located in the center of the
east line Of the SEANEA 22-37-7W, about
six miles west and nine miles north of the
nearest commercial oil production in Cut
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29
FLUCTUATIONS FROM FRIENDS

the open house Saturday Those unable attend
wired their fluctuations and the cup Of JOY overfowed
before the arrival of the first of the wewishng guests
The Journal acknowledges with keen gratitude the tee
grams which had arrived before press time:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29

Net profits far beyond the capacity of the Journals adj
ding machine marked up the close of the books Of the
Montana Oil Mining Journal this week at the end of the
less friendships.
Dividend checks of value recordabe in terms of mere
money flooding in from invitations to scores
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29
Spokane, Washington
Montana Oil & Mining journal
o. /. DeSchon, publisher
First National Bank Building

Montana Oil & Mining journal
O. 1 DeSchon publisher
First National Bank Building
Great Falls Montana
your twenty years old On Saturday March 29 1914
clearly recall the first year your existence also marked
first and entrance into the development OF crude OIL IN
The reported by Ralph Arnold for the late
Charles Enmons and his associates at KasP Montana also
KevnSunburst oil field ten miles east OF the Gordon CanDen
Full page reports these wid cats were carried IN the
Journal twenty years service that has
always been regular and impartial nonparsan IN spirit
items We congratulate you DeSchon, devoted per
that has been heeruy contributed ITO the dey
oen of this of the State OF Montana
Big West Oil Company OF Montana
washington BE-, took ,, time out from his
Please accept my congratulations the occasion Of
notification serves as valuable medium
= % & lo,. an nnortant mart in the continued progress
B. K. WHEELER, U. s. S
Dr. Boris pioneer Kevin producer of
Unity Oil refinery at Kalpel, wired:
Congratulations wishes competent
useful service which your Journal has always given the oil
to You and brighter days ahead assure you that your
contribution will always be remembered with appreciation and
gratitude by those who pioneered Montana oil development
BORIS A. S. ARONOW.
Phil Forth corporation operates
Billings KalispeH wired:
Congratulations upon your entry into your twentyf year
of worthwhile to the oil industry.
YALE OIL CORP N FoRTIN Vice President
oil
Montana. from
Congratulations best wishes for many birthdays
which usually to well managed readable publications like
Have been reading since first issue and always its
the for The
date Am cannot join Montana friends
reminded enjoyable evenings spent your hosptab
quarters Good luck my boy and greetings to and friends
H. C. BRETSCHNEIDER
The brothers who The oil
Joseph and Dan Drumheer Joined telegram Fluctuations
ollows
We extend most hearty congratulations you this the
twentieth anniversary of the untrng
ervce the oil industry The North Montana oil
cuay in debt in that the widespread publicity
by your efforts has materially assisted in interesting CAPT
al for development Please accept grateful apprea
ion and may your light continue to burn.
JEROME L. DRUMHEILER S
JOSEPH L. DRUMHELLER la
M
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29
Lewistown, Montana
o. I. DeSchon
Montana Oil Journal
Great Falls, Mont

o. l. DeSchon
Montana Oil journal
Great Falls Mont
Twenty years service the Montana industry
R merits congratulations heartily good wishes
one in organization who trust and believe the future will
much to our great State Of Montana Your anniversary is OF par
cuar because personally think have read each
issue since first publication With personal regards and good
wishes
ED L. ALLEN, Vice president treasurer
AFRO Oil Refining Co.
From p Butte mis- Ms, telegram Frank Bird president
ducers o n the
Sorry be able attend the Journals twentieth ami
ersary party Your adept plotting the ship through paons
i''0'Su waters van our congratulations '0TI ' BIRD
! Hal rs ssv's counsel % ohio Oh rn Ohio
As subscriber to paper since its early beginnings
you on your twentieth anniversary You have done
much to promote OIL and mining IN Montana Would much
enjoy attending birthday quote tea uquote party mentioned first
HAL W. STEWART
syndicate which the
Congratulations upon the twentieth anniversary the found
Of the Montana Oil Journal The Journal has contributed very
definitely to the development of the oil and mining industries of
Montana and trust that may for many years
good work that 1t IS doing
Democrat News and Telegram
Of Levsown who have had hand Montana oil development
Congratulations your completion of years jour
service 70 the OIL industry We regret the necessity of
mndg you OF your but there old Chinese prOverb which
says Wisdom Comes With Age We wish you all for
another twenty yearz
DEMOCRATNEWS AND TELEGRAM
Incorporated who opened the Shelby
branch. - 100 ii
Il have just learned that the Montana Oil Mining journal
will celebrate the twentieth anniversary founding March
49, should like be included among are extending
their best wishes upon this
my acquantenceship with Montana Oil Mining Jour
nal and friendship with date only March, 1894 but
have found that both of we'll sincerely
both of you continue prosper With personal regards
!
Very cordially yours, 4
p Z. FITZGERALD Geologist
C.. ap
My heare congratulations and your staff the q
twentieth successful year of publishing the Montana Oil Mining
Journal You and associates have established long and
upto presentation of
mining look forward many anniver
ars with the only the
job well done. Best regards. t
JAMES Z. MURRAY l2
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29
ED L. ALLEN, Vice presiden
AFRO Oil & Refining Co.

telegram from Bird. president
of crude oil n tho State OF Montana:
Sorry to be able attend the Journals twentieth ann
versary party Your adept plotting the ship through parou
demonstrates eoncusey the efficiency of oil
troubled Nail congratulations your masthead
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29

Oil which refneries a
Billings a KalispeH wired
Congratulations upon your entry your twentyst
of worthwhile service the oil industry
YALE OIL CORP-P. N FORTIN Vice President
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
By Adele Garrison
By Zane Grey

what rotw she flashed back.
This wasn't a rehearsal"
80 1 gathered" he said
stiffly, in almost inaudible tones.
Now. just what do you mean
by that?" Mary queried. her
tones as muted as his. But I
touched her arm. for saw sew
eral pairs of curious eyes turned
upon us.
~ must see you, imme-
diately," l said.
Her beautiful brows knitted
thoughtfully.
Cant 1t wait until the party
Is over ?" she asked.
It'll daylight doth appear a."
Noel quoted. But 1 gave Mary
no chance to answer him.
I'm sorry, dear" I said
firmly. "but my errand IL most
important. And 1 shall have to
ask you to give me as much of
your time as i need. l hope IL
won't be much. You know 1
wouldn't ask you this II
weren't compelled to do II /"
Noel growled something. but SO
low could not catch il, and Mary
appeared not to hear him. But
she swiftly and gracefully capitu-
lated to me.
"Of course. darling" she said
It'll be right with you. Noel,
t-ats ard nIkHa ..-kIl a.
after the party with Mother and
Dad. Come on, Auntie Madge.
You must meet some of the
people you know. and I'll eX-
plain why 1 have to leave for
a bit. But you must promise
to come back with me-
/ started to expostulate. but
choked il back. ! knew that once
/ got Mary alone. and explained
Marion'S plight to her her birth
day party for Steve Redfield
would be forgotten as If it had
never existed. So l permitted her
to escort me across the floor Il
where Olga sat behind the punch
bowl.
Here's an old friend OF yours.
Mother and Dad" she said, and
saw the face of the exiled
Queen of Transvania flush with
pleasure at the familiar address
from her stepSon's wife But as
she and Philip welcomed me
warmly I wondered if her first
words lad any special signifi-
canoe.
81 am so very glad you are
here" she said.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
Pitfalls of Love
A Sequel to Marriage Meddlers

miration for his wife, with which
l knew l would have to dea
sooner or later.
Noel had appealed to me, though
not putting his prayer concretely
and l must not fail him.
"You old darling" Mary apos-
trophized me with her usual
exaggerated enthusiasm. She
always does everything, Dicky
once said "as IL she Is waving
a flag over IT,"
I'm so thrilled over your
coming" she babbled on. "You
haven't been here for ages, and
! was desolated that I couldn't
come TO meet you. But
couldn't very well leave. We're
giving the party for Steve
Noel and I. It's his birthday
-Steve's. I mean. not NoeI's-
she giggled mischievously, 80 1
couldn't very well leave. But i
know my sweet husband took
splendid care OF you. didn't you,
darling:'
My sweet husband" looked
anything but fattered at the en-
comium. and l guessed that he
shared my secret aversion to the
oral canesses which fall so glibly
from the lips of what we SO
queerly call cafe society"
But he was equal 10 the occa.
sion, and managed smile as he
answered her.
We'll! She was all in one
piece when ushered her in
here 10 minutes ago" He had
a jealous mans propensity for
exaggeration. noticed. 81 don't
know what shape she's is now"
he added.
"Auntie Madge- Mary ex-
claimed in quick contrition.
"Nou mean you've been stand
ing here all this time. Noel,
you brute. why didn't you come
and tell me ."
Because, my dear, that Is
one of the things that simply
isn't done" he sald-"inter-
ruptIng your dance"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
diotoExpose
BLACK BOurse'

Behind all the tinsel and glitter
of Maxim's, the sinister Black
Bourse," is the secret market
place for all manner of transac-
tions between Frenchmen and
wealthy foreigners, on one hand,
and the corrupt Nazi officials on
the other This will be revealed
in a broadcast to be heard over
station WJBK at PAS p. m. to-
morrow.
Listen in on the Front Page
Drama, An Evening at Maxim S. -
TO be heard in a dramatic caval-
cade of events at the hour told.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16

profile OF ADELE GARRISON
Noel's reaction 10 Redfield's ad-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16

IN an ecStatic
bear hug. -
w h a ( ev g r
|, romantic emo
tions her lead
ing man. Ste
phen Redfield,
m / g h I b e
cherishing for
her. they had
not touched her
heart at all.
] could have
taken my oath
on that. So |
put aside for
fu tn re con-
Sideration I h g
4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16

MY PULSES surged upward in
a rush of relief when l saw Mary
eyes kindling with welcome for
me. as she dashed across the floor
and threw her arms around me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

NNM gone a-huntinsN Hunting! That's all we near
/ NM these days and what with the bird season
Wv in full swing and the deer season opening
November IS. it's open season in the
sports departments all over town.
They are simply packed with attractive clothes for both
men and women. The modern you know, goes
ahuntng with husband Maybe she doesn't carry
gun just goes along for company or to do the cooking
Or maybe it's merely that good looking hunting
outfit she couldn't buying when Mr. Brown was select
ing his.
Take for instance, the to your right 1t consists OF
vindesistant odhpus brown leather htop boots red and
Hack plaid shirt goatsn jacket with upper closing and
reversible hunting cap of tan and red.
For the chilly winds and drzzlng rains that go with
hunting wool macknaw to button high about your
neck boysh wool cap be pulled down securely over
the bright wool mttens give adequate protection to
your hands.
For the offer the hunting suit of khaki
color material Hilltop leather boots
and bulky hose keep your feet warm and dry.
hunting calls for its type of outfit and here we
give it to you from cap to boots
The coat and trousers red and black plaid wool for
safety There is regulation hunting cap in the
same plaid material
Carrying the red for safety idea high red rbberized
cloth boots with thick rubber soies
For shopping information the hunting clothes, please
telephone Joan Dean, CHI. $780, Line SAT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

After the has been soked into the neck surfaces
progress and the chin and awlne Give extra
portion of cleansing time and attention to depessions in the
chin formation especially the inward which lies between
the point of the bwer lip Such depressions
frequently CRIME traps
that your gets well into them and increase
your application and removal such points The
which usually apparent at the side of the nose
offer another frequently encountered CRIME trap
Cleansing application should progress over the
facial surface7 End finally terminate ne forehead at the
hairne Then all the with light upward strokes
Of makeup tissue again starting at the base of the neck
and working upward.
Don't expect sheet of tissue to accomplish this job.
becomes saturated with cream replace with
another.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Proper Use Of Cream
Increases Its Efficiency
BY MAX FACTOR JR.
Famous Hollywood Makeup Specialist

IF QUESTIONED, would probably insist that
practically impossible wrong in the of cleansing
cream that this is undoubtedly the most fooproof of all
beauty aids You just apply it, and then wipe it on That's
there would be the of feminine opinion.
Nevertheless cleansing which is merely smeared on
wiped off usually working at only about half of the high
degree efficiency which possible to command from this
material.
Nearly every could profit from observing the sys-
efficient way which the Merle Oberons, Myrna
Logs Bondels of Hollywood their screen
and society makeup with cleansing
Before any cleansing is applied the lips are wiped
all pstick which be removed by gentle friction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Apply on Areas

very small quantity of cleansing cream applied
eyed carefully stfekeddewH Ae-lasfee
This preliminary application is then Sped from the lbs
with tissue after which the be opened and
any of and eye makeup which may have been
wiped down under the eyes easily be ISSUED away
Dreaming away the eye makeup should be followed by
establishing small quantities of the cleansing strategic
points the face and neck.
Most of the stars, when removing their makeup
apply fngerip Of their forehead right
above the eyebrow lines the bridge Of the
alongside each nostr the side Of the at each
the mouth at the point of the chin and three
or four the base of the neck
When the has been established in this fashion, start
spreading it the neck, upward and outward.
much pressure in applying cleansing cream
Never swpe circular window washing strokes
in straight down line Either light upward strokes
uardn afs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
It's Open Season
On Bright Mockindws,
Hi9h Boots ondWooI Caps
BY JOAN DEAN

HERE'S your husband. Mrs, BroVnE Hes
MN J gone ahunting Hunting That's all we hear
NM these DAYS and what with the bird season
Wv in full swing and the deer season opening
' Nnvennher now omen in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

Detroit Sunday Times, October 2e, 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Don't Neglect This

or upward pats.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-07-18

junior grand warden; E. A. Camp
bell, Seattle, grand secretary and
William La Belle, Portland, grand
lecturer. zelma Derrick was elect
ed Worthy Grand Matron 0. E. S.