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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-10-11
Kevin-Sunburst Field
1871 Compilations


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Big West-Alen Q
Big westAnen No s3iw y Dbl 1928
Big WeStElingson Is Bbl l743
Big West ElingsOn No Sc SCI sW I4s5-sw 10 Dbl l74S
Big Wes-Elngson 4S5-3W Dry-Abd l765
Big Elingson C As Bh 1910
Big wes-sate Show OIL 2345
Consumers
On-Abd
Coolidge CooidQe-stone ? Sc
Crumey sonsFTyberger NEl 235SW 900 Bbl 1880
Government No 26 NE sw
zaer NO. Sc Sc sEs i NWs aos5Iw 81 Bb 1910
Hannah s331w Show ADD 1853
No c Sci NEl 35s3-2w
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Imperial Martin C ls-s5-lW 1876 Bbl 1915
Hole Bros,PoeT No lc NE NEi 23-334w Water Aod 2o90
f a M No NE s N E E Show ABB aoss
OAK No ss NE sw ss4lw Show Gas ADD 400
AIlls-Governmen No 3 CsG NEi SCI ss5-2w
Montana 1l15
925 36-34-2W Dry 1900
Nepsad- No N
Nead al SCI 2-35-sw 100 Bb 1900
Diem Govern No
OHIO Oh Co Lind No sw SEA NV! lS2w 40 Bb 1879
Ohio CO. IIowlmg No 7
Parent EIolbroOk No c swa NEa 2-Ss-Sw 20 Bb 260
Prevol shay-oovt OsS247 No SEA NEa 15-35w Bbl 1870
Ramona No csL NEs Nwa Dry
imrock- schmldt No 7 CsL SEA NW 29-s5-sw
So No G me- N sT w 2 SEA ssw wafer ss 9G
silver 4 sWl
Stock No C SW3 SW3 l3-35-2W Bbl l4S4
Superior Petroean5ovt Osss SEA
TOe NV Nwl NEi s2-s5-sw 70 Bbl l7sl
Twin Tsas-U s No NV Ews Nwa 29ssw Is BDI I7ss
n ds NO cI ME NE, SoeS5osw Bbi 1850
3O2w ds4O Completion ADD 1858
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I94I COmpIetiOns


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No. POI No NE SEA Me- so-s2sw Sn0" 1000 B6 3
K s No No Sc G aEs S NW G W st0" 2a B B s
ka9l6eIs 81 No; NV NV Nw ssa5w
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sWSNw, sesao5w aSS BS 3
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Sanders 1919 NO Sc SEA SEA 24326W
Santa Rita-Fee SEA 234-6W
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No 135 Bbl
RiaJacobson NV SEA NW3 23-37-5W
@ SW3 SW3 33-33-5W
CIVIL NE3 SCI 32-335W 6
Steele Creek-Carmen NO sW SWa NE1 995W 2T7O
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1exacoState N4o5 NO . Y NE4 SW4 lb52-5W
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Cale-Pardee Tribal 1913 No Sc NEa NW3 3O-325W
Cobb -Jefries-Stufft / Oil 2e1s
Cobb-IT1bal 2O6 No NV NW3 SW3 l9-32-5W
Consolidated Gas-State 2a0O
2OS NO Sc NE3 24326W
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Morrison NJ c
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No Sc Sci NWa 12-35-4W 400
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6 2O-35-lW 100 BIB 1873
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SW NE3 NW 3332W 3lOM Gas 1876
Hat Co-AGtc 24-37-3W 1910
High Gravity No. 7353W Spudding
CraiQ-A Martin No 8
chener- Curran 6-36-2W
SW 332W Add 1885
NW 23-33-2W
Montana fletcher No / c
Hugh No G 11-35-3W Rig
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C1en- En9emoen No
Cover SCI 8-35-2W $50
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Pa SW SEA SW3 35-37-3W 40
C NE3 SWs 3-S2-2W Spudded
Superior 4, c SW NW3 24-35-3W u5O
No
2035-3W Show Oh ADD 100
SW3 9-36-2W WaterAbd
Yeaey SHAW NE3 3536-2W OH 1853
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Active Oil and Gas Fields
Depth


Operator Depth
ABSARoKEE STRUCTURE
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BOwES GAS FIELD
Montana Gas N sE S SEA sS M 2Oo Gas 1902
MonteDs sss No No Sc sM E gn S sN Ps'H %
1919 1919 o oM s sw sw M'
% S%' ssa s ssS Gas Ga: 1929
g NO NO S S CIVIL NE3 Me- sE sism Gas S7S
SCI swl 5-s2ssE ssOOOM Gas 1909
S T. e 81 81 sS n 5ss i5S5
Nat Gas State No 1907 swa sWa ss2l7E 200
BROADvIEw DOME
Amerca I ssN-25E 52s
BUTTON BUTTE
No SEA SEA 2S-l4-24E 300
Treas State poocovt No SEA swa 2-S4S2E
CAT CREEK OIL FIELD
Cherry Ridge synd rarbo NV NWa sWl i.s5N-2oE
Rehal-DrOu- Tltges Sc SEA swa 2l-si-5E ITO
DEVON FIELD
SMITH SMITH HINES No s% S SCI Es aO-ss-aE
Smith A6Owat No sW sWa SEA g-S S q eng
Smith Smith cBSnsa NO. NO. S a nw aI 7sr Show 81
Ws o1 NO MO- s gW E NE SEE sEs 7E 4OOC
-Haverson swa NEa l8-ss-2E 2OOOM Gas $40
Robinson No gW gW. I MWa aA7saiE Add 5eos
DUNKIRK STRUCTURE
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EAGLE STRUCTURE
Coolidge oOOndgeFOrseh CIVIL sWa Ewa S1s'-4E DRY ADD lO1
Alex Beaton NO SEA SEA as-ss,2 a l7'5
ELK BASIN OIL FIELD
Anneu lE-ll Sc SEA NV sSss2E 1850
Hamilton . ., Nor Farms mA No NEi sw. o5E OIL 1919
FLAT WILLOW
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FLATHEAD BASIN
Hoerr-Jensen Corp Sheriff Nc. Nwa Nw 2sO21w slS
FRANNIE FIELD
coninental-prigge No 1874 Bbl 1862
GENOU STRUCTURE
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G #AxsEAGad R Rs Ea g| c %
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LUTHER-FOX DOME
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Gulf States swa sw' S sSgs ~ AID s ssss
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NO NE gEa N Nws Ss Sw Show
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PONDERA OIL FIELD
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Tarrant-SGcKay No. Lot Sec 4-ss-l8E $3.50
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WINIFRED DISTRICT Continued
Judith Operating Pennock No SEA SW4 26-22N-1TE @
-Emmons No. 2 c SW3 SEA 20-2lN-l0E
w Tony-State NE4 SWf 36-22N-l7E 4OM O
Mime No / Sc NWa SWi 24-2lN-l7E
SW NWa SWa 24-22N-i8E Wat
WINNETT DISTRICT
H H Schwartz Jr-G / SWl NW4 26-15N-3OE Spl
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
Laurel OH Co. No / 7-2s-24E
Rveron Oil Co.-Fox NO / GEL NWa NE3 l4-2N-2SE
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NeIU LOcatiOns-KeUin-SUn

Coolidge g. Coolidge Benjamin No c NW1 NWi s-33-lW
Dakota Montana No. 20 CNL NE3 NW3 l9-35-lW
Plotke- No NV SWa sW3 28-35-3W
Welsh Bros-Zachor No. S CIVIL NW3 NEl 2e-35-lW
Evening star., 1941-01-27
Bv Nell Giles

- y
Now we come to the most fun of
all the eyes and mouth. These
are the two features to emphasize.
Most eyes are either really beau
tiful or can be made to appear so.
They are the center of the face, GER
tainly .. and while the texture and
quality of the skin is the first thing
we see, We are left with a definite
impression of the eyes as the key
to the face.
Eyebrows, eyelashes, the shape,
color and expression of the eyes
themselves are factors in making
the eyes appear beautiful.
It is no longer fashionable to wear
the eyebrows in a thin line. 1t is
definitely fashionable to have eye
brows but to keep them under
control with tweezers, brow brush
and pencil. If you have the fortune
to possess brows which grow in a
definite qulrk &. up at the corner:
or In the middle cultivate 1t, by
all means. 1t may be the little twist
which gives your face a smooth
look. But if your brows have no
arch at all, pluck and train them
into one. Otherwise, you look as
though the roof were falling down
over your ears. You've seen this
straight-across, dull. Arm look that
some eyebrows have as If they
Evening star., 1941-01-27
Sport Clothes

You'll be sure to find what YOU
want In the collections of new win
ter sports clothes. Leaders among
the styles being shown are cherry
velveteen skating outfits with short
ballerina skirts. and gabardine ski
suits in navy blue and olive drab
that give even an amateur sports
woman the air Of 4 professional.
There's a reason for this identi-
f1cation of your wants with the mer-
chanoise carried. Actually, your
taste helps decide what styles are
stocked by the stores. The Ameri-
can woman's desires, as reflected
in her buying preferences, nova
days have an almost instantaneous
effect on a stores selection of
fashions.
You get what you want when YOU
shop for winter sports togs because
our native designers, mass produc-
ton methods. and fast motor trans
portation system work together to
put favored fashions into the stores
Of the country while they are new.
The popular corduroy snow suits,
and sturdy wind breakers with at
tached hoods are examples of new
fashions that women like and are
buying enthusiastically.
Evening star., 1941-01-27
Susan Be Smooth!

shadow and by the color Of your
dress. There is much that can be
done on this point. For example,
If your eyes are your best feature,
and their color is queer, light
green, you can get an amazing effect
by wearing dress which exactly
matches them and 1t Is your
eyes and face which get the atten-
ton, not the dress: this is as it
should be. 1t is generally true that
your best color is the color of your
eyes; 1t Is always true that your
best color at least compliments the
color of your eyes. For example,
people with blue eyes can usually
wear blue better than any other
color.
People with brown eyes can best
wear tones in the brown range"
rusts, yellows, green's They can
also wear purple, because brown
Is a natural and earthly compile
ment to purple tones.
Brown itself is a dull, difficult
color to wear. You will notice this
II you observe the drab look of a
gray-haired woman wearing brown
Only the clearest skins can stand its
SOLDERING effect. We say this, re-
gardless Of the "smartness' of brown
and we except from this general
rule brown sports clothes. which
seem to be born for this color. pro-
vided there Is some other color in
the costume to give 1t life.
TOMORROW-MAKE UP YOUR
MOUTH.
Evening star., 1941-01-27
Manners
of the
Moment

One Of my friends who lives In
the country is becoming very irate
at both strangers and friends who
sit out in their cars at the far end
of her sidewalk and honk their
horns for attention. She burns up
most at strangers. But she's plenty
mad at her friends. too.
She says they pick a nice cold
day and an hour when she is sure
to be up in the attic. Then they
park out front and honk until she
either has to go out to the car in
which they are parked or go crazy
She says she used to rush out
thinking something serious had
happened And she'd find some lazy
cuss sitting there just waiting for
her to tell him how to get to
route IS.
Now she goes to the front door
shows herself, and then slams il
shut without saying a word. She
figures the horn honkers can then
come to the door if they want her
advice badly enough-which, OF
course, they should have done at
the start. JEAN.
Evening star., 1941-01-27

cences, or show any respect for their
opinion.
In most families grandma and
grandpa are shushed every time
they open their mouths to speak,
and visitors are as carefully pro-
tected from them as If they had the
plague Thus the old people are
deprived of what Is the last pleas
ure left them in life.
1t is strange that we SO little
realize that Just listening is one
Of the ajor virtues, and that when
we listen with sympathy and under
standing to those who pour out
their woes to us: when we listen
with spritely attention to the chirp-
ing of the chatterbox. even when
we listen to the boasting Of the
braggar without puncturing his
little painted balloon, we are do
ing as great an act Of charity as II
We were feeding the hungry and
clothing the naked.
For people starve for compassion
and tenderness, for the feeling that
some one knows and cares what hap
pens to them as much as they do
for bread, and they can freeze in
the icy atmosphere that surrounds
those who are avoided by their fell
low beings as surely as they could
II they were stripped naked in q
snowstorm.
So. let's each one Of us qualify
as a member of Lady Readings
committee to listen to people tell
their tales OF woe. 1t is a swell idea
that will work as we'll in peacetime
as in wartime, and maybe we will
get our reward by having people
listen to us some day when we are
no longer spellbinders.
Funny, anyway, this business
about listening, and that we are
more willing to lend people money
than We are to lend them our ears.
Evening star., 1941-01-27

were never lifted in laughter or
amazement! If your brows are
too light, define them with nat
ural emphasis, by an eyebrow pen
Gil.
Eyelashes, too, should be trained
in a lifted curve. Do it with plain
old vaseline >. or, If you like some
thing fancier, which will darken as
we'll as lengthen your lashes, try
one of the eyelash growers. You
know how to apply an eyelash salve,
of course; in the way you want
your eyelashes to grow.
One reason we like an eyelash
grower is that it takes the place of
mascara, which we personally dis
like because only one person out OF
a hundred knows how to use little
enough of it. Also, both vaseline
and eyelash grower will actually
make the lashes grow longer, which
is lust what we want. We like them
painfully heavy to lift, on occasions.
We think that a touch OF eye
shadow is fun. Ask the girl at the
cosmetic counter what color to buy.
And she will tell you, too, to use
Just q little, and to use 1t only as .
shadow on the eyelid, as close as
possible to the eyelashies. Blend it
up so that 1t cannot be seen beyond
your eyelashes. The idea is to get
the effect without letting your pub
lie know how you did It. As for the
expression of your eyes, need we re-
mind you that that depends entirely
upon your mind? And most Ger
tainly your keenness, your wit. your
poise, your deep interest in this
fascinating world around you Is re-
flected in your eyes. So, too, are
the lack of these things, and the
substitution Of a colossally dull
eeoism.
The color Of your eyes Is changed
oc eRnphAxi1ed by your touch Of eve
Evening star., 1941-01-27
M2&x:zM/

Practice. they tell us. makes per-
feet, 50 how's about putting a little
of it into learning how to tie bow
tie7 It's positively nothing that
cannot be mastered, but you need
time. as much patience as possible
and strict solitude in order to make
use of your extensive vocabulary.
II some one tries to show you how
to tie your evening tie. the task Is
doubly dificult. because the process
is entirely reversed when you go on
your own.
Our suggestion would be to do q
little experimenting in front of a
mirror, using an old tie for demon
strative purposes. Probably you'll
devise a system all your own, but
you'll manage to acquire the art at
long last.
It's worth a little effort to avoid
that airplane-propeller effect that
crooked ties impart.
Evening star., 1941-01-27


duced her own line of cosmetics in
order to help women find the proper
tone of makeup with the current
modes Her latest offering. just in
time for spring, is a bright, clear
berry" red which is particularly
good with the spring pastels and
prints you'll be wearing from now
on. This color in lipstick and
rouge gives an extremely natural ap-
pearance, and this, they tell us, is
the approved one for the coming
season. Also important in the new
line is a muted rose face powder
which blends perfectly with the
other items and which helps to carry
through the feeling Of undetectable
artiflciality, so to speak.
The personal representative of this
firm is in one of the local stores
this week, giving mighty helpful ad-
vice on the correct makeup shades
and other suggestions important to
women. If you ask her very nicely
she'll show you their special lip
stick in a lovely. fat case which Is
Reliable. This lipstick, incidental
ly, is one Of the most outstanding
features of the line from our point
of view. 1t really is mammoth!
Speaking of the direct tie-up be-
tween clothes and cosmetics. as we
frequently DO, it's interesting to note
the effect that clothes Influenced by
the Navy have had on the beauty
business. You're probably wearing
one OF the smart dresses or blouses
with an insignia on the sleeve or
one of those good looking sailor
collared dresses and a "gob" hat.
So, the outfit might just as we'll be
complemented by new manicure
kit made in the form Of a sailor s
collar and available In red or blue
with white stars.
Very inexpensively priced. it holds
nail enamel. oily remover and new
type Of polish base which helps your
polish to last much longer. This
improved base has the ingredient
"cholesterol," which We understand.
Is a substance actually found in the
skin and nails. and they say that it
does wonders to protect and glorify
your nails.
But to get back to these kits such
as the one pictured above They
make very smart bon voyage gifts
for southbound friend and they
look several times As expensive as
they really are. which is always a
help. Thev're really irresistible little
gadgets. Practical, too!
It's really only sensible to take
good care of your skin during the
winter months. We've said a great
deal about it-and we've only start
ed. Cold, biting winds are bad
enough. but when you emerge from
them into oyerheated houses. what
chance has a poor little complexion? :?
Unless, of course, you do something
about it.
A very sensible thing you might
do is look at new complexion duo
containing fine face powder and a
bottle of foundation lotion The
latter has been listed for years
among things you must not do
without, and since 1t has teamed up
Evening star., 1941-01-27
World Needs Some Good Listeners in Order Make More People Hap
Nothing Gives So Much Joy
AS Finding Some One Who
Will Give Ear to Woes
Being Able to Do This Is Act of
Charity Commensurate With
Feeding the Hungry
BY Dorothy Dix


The dowager Machoness Reading has
England listen
of highly
be able discourse suerings
apparently ntraed by their tales breathey
their words This phase Of human psychology
Natures capitalize
their and really kick them
established fact that the silver lining cloud nvad
being able describe
operations and who
displaying their appendices and
edicaon and telling what the said them
what they said to the and doctors Indeed hardly
individual
him he had $
Evening star., 1941-01-27
Reduce Legs
BY Proper
Exercise
Start Now to Gain
A Svelte Figure
For Summer
By Patricia Lindsay

January is the month to begin
your figure refashioning program If
you want to look svelte in early
spring clothes and later, raviShing
in a bathing suit! One cannot ex-
pect to whittle down inches in a
week or two-it requires diligent,
daily exercising and stern will re-
garding ones food.
While heavy thighs can often be
disguised with clothes chosen to
minimize them, a bathing suit in
evitably reveals their true measure
ments! So begin now to work of
that "thigh-bulge" which Is so un-
lovely.
The following three exercises are
presented through the courtesy of
the American Woman's Association
Contour Corner. These exercises
will, if practiced daily without fail
reduce your thighs and will give your
body greater flexibiHty.
Back lying, alternate leg circling-
Lie on your back, arms at sides
Raise right leg and circle it out to
the right several times in a wide
circle. Bring it back to original po-
sition and raise left leg. Circle 1t
out toward the left in a wide circle
several times. Alternate legs in this
fashion five times each. Rest and
repeat, or do another exercise and
then repeat this one.
Standing, alternate leg swinging
Stand erect, grasping the back of a
straight chair. Keeping knees
straight. swing right leg back ano
forward as clock pendulum swings
You will find that you twist toward
the right at your waist. Swing your
leg as high as possible in each direc-
ton. Rest for moment. Then
twist toward the left and swing the
left leg in the same manner. Five
times for each leg, and then lie fiat
on the floor on your back and rest
a moment or two before beginning
the next exercise.
The famous scisSors-Lie on your
side on your exercising mat. Of you
have no mat use a mattress on the
floor or hang on to q heavy bit of
furniture as you swing your legs
Your head should be resting on your
left arm. Your left hand should
grasp the top of the mattress or a
piece of heavy furniture. Then raise
both legs in the air and scissor them
backward and forward as rapidly in
rhythm as you can. Keep them In
the air until you feel strained, then
rest them on the floor, turn over on
your other side and repeat exercise
This scissor movement is one OF
the best for thigh reducing and leg
refashioning It is dimcult to do II
you are not timber, 50 take it easy
at first.
Miss Lindsay will send you the
first three groups Of exercises Of
this series IL you write her, care
Of this paper, and inclose a
stamped (3-cent). self addressed
envelope. Clip today's exercises
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Evening star., 1941-01-27

| Oreary WOrQ OF MS tale.
! Now the trouble with virtually all
of us is that we do not meet this
need that SO many people have to
talk about themselves. and eSpe-
cially to tell their troubles, in the
right spirit. We have regarded
them as bores to be avoided, instead
Of sufferers who are In need of our
missionary efforts.
We don't want to hear about
their Johnny's football score, nor
their Mary'S beaux, nor the time
their houses burned down, nor what
they saw in Paris, so we have faded
away at their approach and thereby
lost the opportunity to do a kind
and helpful deed to fellow crea.
ture.
For all that 80 many lonely and
dreary people need to make them
happy is just a listener. There is
no music so sweet to them as the
sound of their own voices, no adven-
ture so thrilling as their golf score,
no story so humorous as the one
about some prank they played 40
years ago.
But. alas. the dull and tiresome
and self-centered seldom get to lis
ten to the sound of their own voices,
for there is nothing else in the
world that people are 80 afraid of
as they are of being bored
So We find these unfortunates
stranded alone in the lounges in
resort hotels, or wedged in between
other must" guests at dinner par
ties. their babble still confined
within them.
One of the bleakest features of
age is the desire of the old to talk
| and the refusal OF youth to listen
Nothing is more pathetic than the
eagerness with which old men and
women will fasten themselves on
any one who will listen with any
show of interest to their reminis-