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HOUSING
Continued From Page BID

private quarters that there will be
strict enforcement of the 0. p. M.
October announcement which stated
that priority ratings will only be
given for houses in defense areas
and then only for houses priced at
5000 and under, if for sale, and
for dwelling units to rent for $50
and under per month. All the prof.
ects proposed by builders yesterday,
of course, come within this classifi-
cation.
The real estate men and builders
moved fast in getting their reports
before Mr.. Palmer. The Washington
Real Estate Board met Monday and
again on Wednesday. Its members,
represented by Edward R. Carr.
chairman Of the Home Builders
Committee, promised a total of
1862 new defense units. In addi-
tion they had informal commit
ments of 1000 more units. Waverly
Taylor, president of the Home
Builders Association, promised 1888
units for his organization. The near
by Virginia Real Estate Board,
headed by N. c. Hines, added 1,489
units and later came forward with
1000 more.
Apartments to Predominate.
Mr.. Palmers program called for
speed. In their desire to get the re-
port in as quickly as possible the
builders representatives we're un-
able to contact all members of their
organizations. Then, it was pointed
out, there are a large number of
builders in this area who are not
affiliated with any group. These
can be counted upon to subscribe
large number of dwelling units.
BY far the largest portion of the
units to be built will be in apart
ments Mr.. Palmer states that the
great need is for rental units, both
apartments and houses. But there
also will be erected a number of
houses for sale. the exact number to
be determined when the building
organizations obtain more accu-
rate breakdown of their figures.
The following letter from Charles
c. Koones. president of the WASH
ington Real Estate Board, was pre-
sented at Mr., Palmer's Office by Mr..
Carr:
In response to your request
whereby you asked the Washington
Real Estate Board to canvass it's
members and to ascertain from
them the number of dwelling units
which could be produced within the
next six months, we had a meeting
with our members on Monday, De-
cember IS, and apprised our menu
bership of your request and asked
their cooperation. We had another
meeting on Wednesday, December
II, to secure the number of housing
accommodations which they would
be able to produce.
Plans Are Completed.
Evening star., 1941-12-20
fIuorescent Lighting

New lighting is obtained in mov-
Ing picture theaters in England by
the use of fluorescent paint. COM
bined with ultra violet rays directed
on the painted surfaces.
Evening star., 1941-12-20

Co., 1918 Ninth street NV, builder
and designer; to make repairs, 40l5
Sixteenth street NE; to cost $3.50.
R. NJ and r. j. Zimmerman, 5l39
Cathedral avenue NV, owners and
builders; j. M McHugh, 9405 Thorn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Love Is Voted
Greatest Gift
By Elsie Robinson

Va ''i lll' CA lttN
1tow close we are 10 eacn other. all of
l,-todav Looking out across The SHOWS OF
Alt --------4- LIE 1lmhled roses
and taguola> of Florida or California.
TInAa- together ot the Christmas that's
o. come
I strange Christmas iHs oEc ahead.
Tie qrin,meyi Christmas The rorid has cCer
inocu The aid, cheny grediHg-" Merry
Christmas ton fd t--not has year. Yet,
erea IN the Ji1cknes, Of that first Christmas
night, there ,cds Star there icds Song
-. there uds the iorel,sd giH He0ueH had
euer SEM 10 earth the tiny Prince OF
Pcaee tho Hope If the World
and 50, today. IN spite Of the darkness.
Htre Is ligbt Thcre fs Song and Star and
Hope There iy-fOU!
Have you ever thought OF yourself in that way
AS star and Song and Hope? But you arel
II the world is to be saved-with its old and beau
tiful dreams-yoU must save it, II new and finer
scheme OF things is to be built you must build II.
II the song and the star are 20 come again 10 be-
vildered, heartbroken men. you must bring them!
Think OF that today when you grow disguised
and discouraged. Think OF that when you believe
that no one appreciates or understands you.
Think Of il when you wonder II life is worth while
Think Of II and be glad. be proud!
You are the star! You are the song, You
the dream Of tomorrow,
And We who watch you and believe in you
thank God for His gift of you to this sorrowed,
xickened world.
Your friend,
Elsie Robinson.
And what Is YOUR Christmas message 10
America? What great and beautiful blessing
would you bestow on these United States this
Christmas If you had the magical power OF Santa
Claus?
I'D give LOVE-" says Ruby Bailey, Of Gales
burg nl.-"the greatest gift OF ALL
what better Christmas gift could anyone re-
ceive-or bcstow-than that Of Brotheriy Love-
love for fellow men so deep that would be
left anywhere for seIfishness, greed, hate and
cruelty. Such love had Christ who died the
cross.
WHY SHOULD WE CELEBRATE CHRIST
MAS AT ALL If WE DO NOT CHERISH THE
EXAMPLE or HIM WHOSE LOVE WAS so
GREAT THAT HE GAVE HIS LIFE FOR HIS
FELLOW MEN,"
Mrs. Ruby Bailey, age "a
l59 W. Main ST., Apt. ?.
Gaesburg. Ill
(Esie's special Christmas prize. $4,000.
Faith Is most needed by mankind today, says
Edward Scanlon Of Seattle, Wash.
"If were Santa Claus would instiil In every
soul firm faith In God and eternity. IL we could
understand how futile are all worldly gains above
and beyond normal existence; that the peace and
happiness which we strive for hard are not to be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

I ses all right Ethel but tell me about this new
scheme OF his.
SHE SES we'll Joe you know there are a lot
Of Santa Clauses working for stores and other
places around Christmas and my Uncle Ben Ses
they are underpaid. He ses they only get few
dollars a day for sweating themselves half TO
death in a suit with heavy padding and whiskers
and that their hours are awful. SO he is going TO
20 round looking up all the fellows who work as
Santa Clauses and organize them into union
and then the union VIII demand that their wages
be increased and their hours cut down they
viii 20 strike and II anybody tries TO hire
scab Santa Clauses my Uncle Bens union viii
picket them
SIS do you mean picket the Santa Clauses?
Ethel ,es sure Ny Uncle Ben thinks his union
VIII ask for less Whiskers too Joe I Ses we'll Ethel
YOU he is gOiue TO make plenty Of money out OF
the tLlnr but he can't do that on just an increase
IN wages and She O he is going 10 make the
other Santa Clauses pay him a big salary for
thinking I'D the union and then he will not have
10 be Santa Claus himself anymore. What do
YOU think OF IL Joe?
SES well Ethel % sounds AS daffy as your
Urcle BenS ideas usually do but hope 1t works
0ut all right u Il will keep him off my back awhile
] SEES anyway ! am glad he was mt over here today
TO pu, The sting on you FOR a couple OF bucks.
ses 7 am that much ahead at least and Ethel ses
vel JCC 10 tell YOU the truth he borrowed dol
lar end a hall from me because he has TO have
ON yunos 70 get around 20 see the other Santa
gClauSc3 BY he Is going 10 pay 1t back as soon
rs he SETS his union started Joe. 2seS ali right
sweets ] am Ssll half dollar ahead on what
figured the touch would be lets 80 to movie.
Yours truly. JOE TURP.
'ftr..rt sgtI Rms F-ai4re. s,ua.-sr Inc.
ni.lttnnrd b. International NcHs ssrylcs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21


ETHEL SES no Joe ne was Just here to tell me
ABOUT wonderful plan he is working He ex-
poets 20 make quite little money out OF 1t and
am very glad because Uncle Ben can use a little
money night now I SIS / never saw him when he
couldn't use little and Ethel ses we'll Joe you
must remember that Uncle Ben isn't able to work
regularly because he has never got over what ne
suffered IN he war IN France and YOU mustn't
ever be uLkind 20 him
SES sweets YOU know am never unkind to
anybody and she Scs that's right Joe but some
times YOU say things about my Uncle Ben that
but NOBODY seems 20 understand that bat me
Wait until you near about The plan he Is working
now aand you viii how smart he is He is
organizing Tho Santa Clauses into a union and
bV Christmas hc WIZ BE- uakiNg 5000 money Tor
himself
SIS now wall minute E'he, 7 SOS you viii
have 10 smooth that one out Tor me ! Sos what
do you mean De IS organizing the Santa Clauses
into a union? She ses mean asst what I ses JOE
Uncle Ben ses TIE idea came 20 him IN flash
last night and he started working on SC at once.
You know be works every Christmas as Santa Claus
FOR some department store walking AROUND The
streets "a Santa Claus SUI. SO &c knows All about
the business
SES yes Ethel and II i; SIS not going TO hu.t
your feelings that's the only time he works. She
ses no Joe he works other times when ne can
get something light 20 Go Dut he Is really more ex-
pert al being Santa Claus than anything else Joe
my uTc'c Bon scs VI iskes n l5t % experience 20
be good santa Claus he ses ac Is the best
Santa C4aus I'D Brooklyn bur That 10 took him
long time 20 darn tie business He Sos he has
seer one santa Clsuzcs who aIc terrioy clumsy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

lsh prison and whlsked her TO New Ork.
He was then a staffer on the N Y. Journal, and
his stunt is still marveled at in the city rooms 1t
gave Decker the name OF daredevil reporter. But
Decker had greater talent: He one Of the cum
ningest writer's who whacked keyboard. His
wordage sizzled and painted pictures
He was good at any style OF tale telng-laughs.
sobs or straight news But he at his best dish
ing the hell fire. His coveraee OF the Jeopold-Loeb
the Morning Tey then and never even went TO
Chicago
He rewrote the wire copy that came into the old
cowbarns. opposite Madison Square Garden, where
the Telly lived then He called the murderers every
thing the law allowed. and lot that IL didn't. His
story on their sentence which excused them from
the gallows almost set the mail bags fire.
In his later years Decker preferred the frivolous
sheets to the dignifed dailies He had lots OF con-
tempt for some OF the biggies running the sheets.
and he liked the horse papers where he could have
his cracking say-so.
Toward the last he worked with the late E. Pho
cion Howard on the New York Press, racing
weekly 1t was one OF the most readable sheets in
the country. Howard genius at slangy writing,
and Decker gave the paper its walop.
Decker never mingled with the Bway and track
set His interest was world news. Every and
then he'd write an editorial one Of the absorbing
topics OF the day 1t staggered the khofse players.
They plowed through IT, hoping 1t contained a code
horse" or something. but the piece was invariably
admired in the managing editors offices.
Howard said the editorials represented Decker's
guilty. conference.-the felt he should be busying HIM
self With better things than the trivia Of the Bway
and racing sheet.
sloppy reporting used TO enrage Decker. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
&~az
about o.vr,
HyARTHUR
BUGS BAER

If YOU see man sneakng INTO house
with a six-foot ladder on his back you can
bet he belongs there.
HE Is about 10 trim the Christmas tree in
three fourths time without waking the children.
THE ladder is as shaky as a track-waker on
monorail system.
YOUR wife holds one side your brother-n-
law holds the other and you climb UP between
them just when your brother-in-law is lighting
bad cigar.
THE smoke from the bad cigar makes very
low ceiling. From then you fly by the instrument
board Your wife hands you the ornaments and
you drop the prettiest ones.
YOU spend six hours trying to get the Snarls
out OF last years electric light strings. After you
get them Strengthened out it is another six hours
OF testing to find the bulb that Is burned out.
Then you put in a bnker for the stars 1t blinks
once and goes blank.
SO you go looking for the short circuit in the
branches and knock down all the tnse the pow
dered snow and the fragile ornaments. BY that
time the only thing left on the tree is you.
YOU have pine needles in your hair. cigar
smoke in your eyes tinsel in your ears and silver
dust up your nose. You cannot find thing. It's
the first time In history that man has been lost
in the woods in one tree
THEN you fall off the ladder and land on
your brother-in-law in the end zone. That wakes
up the children. who come out and carry YOU
TO bed Then they finish trimming the tree.
THE surest way we found to get the stuff on
the tree was to put all the ornaments in barrel
Then we take the tree by the roots and dip 1t in
the barrel Exactly like breading veal outlet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

phony about thief stealing the Mona Lisa out Of
the Louvre drove him nuts The explanation was
that the steaer rolled up the and hid down
his pants leg
Decker explained in Satevpost expose. that
the painting was not on a canvas, but a solid
surface that couldn't be rolled. week after his
Post piece appeared one OF the pipe-dreamers in
Paris revived the olde about the pants leg brgand
Anyway a lot Of talent died with Karl Decker.
RUSSELL SWAMI. the magician who became
comedian was offered job by the Music Corpora
ton of America booking dept. Swami thought the
salary too small and turned il down. Il don't mlnd
you offering me such small salary he SAID,
but aren't you ashamed to work for such small
commission"
ABROADwAY actor wrote the govt saying he'd
like TO know what he could do to help the men IN
the service They told him they'd like him to go 10
Iceland and tell some jokes to the men there.
"Iceland?" he exclaimed. Away up there?'
You'll only be gone for forty days the voice
said.
u can't go" he replied L don't look good in
life presever!"
FTBBER MCGEE relays the one about the horse
that went UP 10 the Mutuels window at the race
track II want to put two dollars on myself In the
next race" it said The teller got as white as
sheet
Il don't believe it. he exclaimed. Il Just DOM
believe it,
Don't believe can talk eh?" said the horse
No" sneered the teller. i don't believe you
can win"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

gained In this life but only through the struggles
81 this life how simple life would be-"
Edward v. Scanlon. age d.
$50 18th ave. Seattle, Wash
$50 price
Most Of all, America needs courage" writes
Margaret Louise Donovan OF Eureka, Cal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

DEAR SIR Last night when got home from work Ee Uncle Ben
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

Margaret Louise Donovan. age II.
1915 q ST., Eureka. Calf.
$3.50 prize.
Mrs r. K McAfillen, OF Fair Oaks Calf. can
think of nothing finer than TO be great and good
physician.
II would like to be n great healer" says she, n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
'Mp audNowr R,oadvay
with WALTER WINCHELL.


DECKER who died the other day made his spectacular piece
lie grabbed Evangna CosO Csneros daughter Cuban onn
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Kevin-Sunburst Field
1871 Compilations


n sdds M no 3 s gw E, sE sw ~ 100 Rs 1923
Agen- Goeddertz No Sc SCI Nw 25-as-3w IS Bbi 1854
Agen- Goeddertz-Fee l
Big west Alien No 10 Sc SEA sW sle55.iw 70 B5i 1923
s No No f Sc SEE a s S l.sssT % B sB i7 7
Big west-ca No NE NEl 22asaw ADD ia5o
Big wsst-EinsOn No c SEA 81 swi i4-ss-sw Is BSI isfo
Big west-state No NE ia-s5-9w Oil 234s
Consumers M Nc NE Me- sw slw ~ DRY Abd I21s
Coolidge COOldgestone Dbl
Grmlsy sonsTbss No q NV NV s e. aw 1900 Dbl 1889
Enfield zachOr No : Sc NV! Nwl 2o-s5-w 80 8bL 1888
EniiedzachOr No s NE Sci Nws 2O-sS-iw i57s
Donovan Mo- swi sEi ss% Show 6as ADD ilss
Hannah porter State No sVy NE NWi isss,2w SION Gas 1916
sh 6sy Prod So go NE sw. s 6 B5 @
Martin No. GEL avs SCI avs SEA iSss-lw 1870 B6 1920
Hole Potter No c NEi NE 2as34w Water ADD 2OsO
KevnIa ndC o-Ieach c
Ut No SIC Ss sws sssslw Show Gas ADD 1909
No s os Sr SS sE, s Ho" so s5 1854
No s2s NV Nwi Ni loom Gas 1850
Montana No S2l SEA SEA 2O35w 2OOOM Ills
DakOstae No S25 swa NEs Se-34-2w Dry 1900
NO SEA Sw g s E 5 7s Dry AS
So Ne SEA Af Nw isssw A S' 10 B s 1874
c as NJ s VS. s NJ n sY 81 sE aw 100 B Bs
ono o. Gond No sw sE NV, li,ss,2w w 40 BS 1929 1929
Ohio Ohio on CO No No S Sw 5 N N % B B
- zoibrooE No IL swa NEa a-sssw 20 B6i 1850
Patterson Government Sc SEA SCI 535-3w Bbl
No rs, oN MI SEE SEA o3w . RB I 1919
No No ne 9E HH csw B sS Iss
Ramona i2.ss-5w Dry 1851
7 Nwa 2s-s5-sw 500 Bbl 1865
Scotland 1cNam No chi NEa sw 29,s5.sW % Bbl i9,S
s o So NV NV sH sW a a555w s $40
stock Bros -Hagerty No 6 c swi sW s252W Bbi iaSa
os N N Sc N 81 E sE Nw sw j. B B 1899
sT S y &; az 1, y wv Nj V 81 81 i5 5
Twin FiedsU NV Nwa Nwa 2e-ss-sw IS Dbl 1873
Thompson No NV NWl SCI 28-353W IS Bb l736
2O35w Show Oil ADD 1920
WEIGH Bros erm 2
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Cut Bank Oil Field
1871 COnlpIetiOns

AV4A NODSPtSttOHS
Production 19asa Top, 2
Anderson anderson No. NV SEA Nwa 2a5-sw 90 1885
A r consoldaed-Kiesel No csL NV l-3isw
Castle NEi iss36W Ss BSl 2ss5
Is No No Sc sw a sl NV wv ' sw R Bs s
aa S S Sc s sw n Ews % " @ sS ss
onsodss Gas 5S No NV Mi SEA ssw Bb 2s2s
Sa:ssasa s No S % w s ss s :
0mlsy E sl5 m No Lot , qE E. 3w q:
Dakota, ana ss sws SEA
Bs sy 5. % 70 = q g ssssW
l1oa S NO Sc SEA NE T-s2sw is5 B6 zoos
Bonnet NO &c Lot Sec sasw sS Ba ssls
Glacier Production Fuller cEL sElsE
s sF o NJ No e s s Sw 10 B Bs ssss
No No. 8 sw R s5w W s sS ssS
Glacier No NE sss-5w IS BS 2SsS
Glacier c 2e2s
ea acsT No NV Nw 5ss
Glacier Production TAO Bb 2Ss5
Glacier NO 70 sWi sE s5% 5 R BS Ss
sws is-ss-5w 100 BS $500
-Iolhof NO SC SCI sW, ss-ssSw B s ss
eae PROD 4s No No. Ea w 20 S s
GIac Production Miller No CIVIL SCI MEi s2ss-5w
5O0M Gas 5S
Hagerty-IrDal sCsl No Sc sw1 sw 9s25w 100 Bb
9s25w "a Bbi $3.50
l5s No n NE aS S SG s 81 $685." 800 B BBl a
fries Exchange No SEA NE s3856w On-Abd 2s52
is7 No NE SEA Nws soss-5W $50 Bbi 1891
( Katy aaeey No Sc NEa Nws i5-siSw 10 B6i 1927
R8s Oh sS No MY ne S nE assw B 3
100
Pardue-Tribal 1856 NO SW NE3 932-5W 2692I
Pardue-Tribal 1856 No. 3 Sc 92-5W
Par On-Trbal 204 No. NE3 SEa l3-326W
Pioneer Anderson
ReaganTrD 1874 No GEL 22-37-7W OnCIas $685.
Sanders TueeTrba 1919 SEA S032
Santa Rita-Fee No C SEA SEA 25-346W 80 Bbl 2905I
Santa Rita Jordan No. SEA NE3 7-325W 2945I
O84B G 8-32-5W
Santa Rita Klein No / NW3NW4 2l-32-5W 27gOl
70.
Santa Rita 32-33-5W
6
4
TT ley-Jon Dry-Abd
No. NW3 SWa 2-356W 1858
Texaco-Lander No @ SEA NE N35-6W Dry 5000
-Lindqukt 2O-32-5W BbL 2785
SW 19-325W
Willis 20-32-5W
G
0888B l c
Lander SEA 2O35-6W 1884
-exaco-Wlli SIC NW3 NE3 19-S2-5W 270
-Curan No G SEA NWa s-325W 5000
Tribal 184 Sc NE3 NE9 1332-6W
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Drilling Wells--Kevin-Sunburst

Agen-Go No
Big ndersonN 70 i
Coolidge-Adaey SET 336l
Colonel c
q
na-Goyt NW3 l9-35-1W
Harman Norton No 2335-3W Spudded
SW3 24-37-3W 1915
High Cfrayity-Govt NO 3
6-36-2W Rig
-RechG No. c NW3 SCI ll-36-3W OdO
SEA NWa il-35-3W Rig
Nepstad
Cien II SEA NW3 l435-2W OIL 1868
Government No 10 CIVIL SEA SEA 8-35-2W 0O
Parent / SW Nwa SEA 25-37-SW $50
/ 3537-3W 40
Plotke- lard SWa 2s-35-3W u5O
1 G NE3 SW4 3-32-2W Spudded
4, c SW NWa 24-S5-3W on 1910
Coda NV SCI NE4 28-35N-3W 80
Welsh Bros-Z CIVIL NW3 Me- 29-35-lW 800
Yealey Shaw No 35362W 20 Bb 1853
ShawN SW3 35-36-2W Rig
NEi SEA 29-35-3W
NeLO LOcGtiOnS-Ke Uin-SHnbHrSt
Agen- coeddertz No 10 csL NEl swa Rig
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WAYNE CREEK
Mont Gas Corp Duncan Dry
Observation-Disclosures
AEluueso ta-F enholt 24-2lN-1TE
2422N-lsE 628
H H. Schwartz Jr-GOv l spudding
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
sW1 7-2S-24E 1870
Rverton NWa NEa l4-2N-23E ALSO
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WHITEHALL DISTRICT
Cheyenne on g. Gas Olson No. Sc SEA SEA l4-S5-SsE
Whitehall on d Gas No. NV NEs HW3 l0-S6N-SOE
Copan o & G-Wiey No 2 NV NEa NWa 1O-S6N-50E
WEST BOULDER
Intermomtain states-woh No / NE SEA sws e-ss-1lE
WEST PONDERA
Tarrant- Kirk -Hoeschen No. @ NE4 SEA S4-27N-5W
WHITLASH OIL FIELD
Western Nat Gas-Brown No. Sw NEa Swz 20-37-4E
WINIFRED DISTRICT
mont-Scharff no Nwa NE8 35-22-lTE
Cammont-Pennock No. NV NW3 NW1 e-21N-16E
Emm0ns- Cru@sef No. NE2 SEA 6-20N-i6E
EmmOns- Government no. 5 GEL STA Ma 1A~2zN~1GE
Emmons- Mainland No. GEL SEA SET 4-zN-18E
Emmons- Mainland No. Sw Swz SWa 3-21N-18E
No EK NWA NW4 0-1l-1aE
EmmOna- AGalk0d NO. MWz EKz 20-u-1SE
Hess a. Tcmy-9ta&e NO OWL SW2 NE4 S8-1zN-iTE
Ju0sth opernttns-pennock NO / SEA swa 9s-zmg-1TE
< slispeHl- Rswn- Emmnna No @ SWa S&z 0-11N-IGE
W. w. Tuny Estate no. CNL NEa sWa ss-2zN-17E
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Active Oil and Gas Fields
Depth


Operator Landowner Location DEPTH
ABsARoKEE STRUCTURE
BAKER-GLENDIvE
Sss Sc a so ~ IS sv s 4 81
SdondakOta Dew Dew No s sw swa NV sNslE Location
ss " NJ s. s W. n.y. saH 81 81 M
BLACK BUTTE m
6sas Govt Nc Nc Sc sa 81 s1 sH s alass@
Montana NEs i2-ss-E
Kyle Kis6sush No swa swl la-s1-iw
Montana Montana Gas 0 No Nwa SEA lw
Montana Montana Gas Gas NO S0 SEA sw ss7E
BowEs GAS FIELD
Montana Montana Gas Sss no Sc SEA s sWi SEA 4sis Ooo Gas
Msa os S No No Sc S sEi SEA s sNisR Location
1919 aE sEs ~. slss
s8sRss Ss:: y SO I% Iss :s
V V NO NO s ss 0 sE N sl N Gas
utilities Sls sEs NW s-32-asE Gas sS5
Utilities gs: NO. s s sE s sM 6ss 1000
BOX ELDER GAS FIELD
Independent swa sws 1s-s2l7E 200
American No. NE NEa sws ls-sN.aSE ss
BUTTON BUTTE -
Rowland " '"oo'"'T CAT II CREEK sEi * OIL sP FIELD
g. SEA Nwa 2N-sOE Water ADD. sos
e, p,A svnd Harbolt NV NVva sVa l.s5NaE Add 1910
Rehal-DrOut-T1eltges No Sc SEA sW4 4-si,5E nO
Ne 5 w SET EN- s. s' ''''aH ACCOM- Gas Is
SIM l
smith NO. NO. Sw SW sw 7ai lassr SHOW
NO NO W W E TE s sEs 2ssz 4oOo% Gas 1895
walh-Halverson swa NEa 1s-ss2E 2OOOA Gas S2O
zirk-EoOnson No l Nwa a-7s-2E ADD 5Ssa
pmkirk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2sl-lw Water 1857
Coolidge COOdgeFOset CIVIL sw Ewa Ss5-4E Dry ADD rCS
Alex BeatOn NO. / SEA SEA 2s-sssE i7a5
ELK BASIN OIL FIELD ..so
Prod 60 c No l o Sc STA FTR NV S @
Hamilton ct al Nor ! le-s7-sE Oh 1878
Rowland Brundage Mink s5-lsN-25E 72
zoerr-Jensen cOrp-shetn Nc. Nwa Nwa 24-2O-2w a6I
Continental prisgs No SEA ia HOl 1861
GENOU STRUCTURE ~. oo.s
security NEa NEa 2s2SNE Water ADD 224'
HAXsTAc S8a s s Es 5As
caulon g Edwards NO Nwl as-ss-lsE 1895
Daniel. p NO. SEA >! a4sRs srxu0iONA ADD liz ~:
~ HEATH STRUCTURE so
White Top 81 No ! G EE4 SEA 2S-1e cTIg5p
Eagle creek on-Fee e. a4-s2-sE Location
rarran-zsars NO NV 4 ss-sE l'O
! nao10 No rs sr SEA sws
Gulf State. ss aS " AID sss
S5 81 g E1 81 ST 70 Nri Ne SS SNOW =
NO sssw sH0w on on s SS11
s NJ N wy sn0" on a'S0
~ PONDERA OIL FIELD -, ,o.ol
"a s NO 1S INV sEs o aEi NE As NV. sn w
P0nd'FA on S'na -'1'''I RATTLEsNAKE BUTTE ,.oo
y y s$ $1S s:s.: PS4' AZ AZ s
Ts + an ant No 2 Lot 3 Sec 40s-iSE %
- cv, ROUND N2s M, B s1ssEssE as7
Miracle 0n-S'n'' no SAGE CREEK STRUCTURE 500 !
Bggs-CarsOn c NEa S y 22- 81 1Errp !
CoDDxas Osolss ss,lSE SHOW Ga. ADD i as
esasH sns ni NO. Swa DRY ADD 1850
A-A OH corp-Eey NO. / Sc swa sWa sa-s7zg 80
c.,.,v No Sc sEa NEa is-ls-isE 1000 G
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-11-01
CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS

A P. 1l-34-6w 26B5
Castle 1913 3O-32-5W
State NE2 17-33-5W
ST
9325W 2016
Consolidated Gas-State NE 26356W Bh $500
Consolidated
8 C Oil 1922
Glacier Production Matby CSL SEA 5335W OIL 2763
Glacier "A 21-33-5W 2850
PRODUCE
ONCE 5 c 2-33-5W
Hanon-Tribal 1856 No. Sc NE4 NE 30-32-5W All
3O-32-5W Rig
Indian Office NO 2 @ NWa SW3 434-6W AS
Jefries-Tribal 1877 2 SW NW3 30-32-5W $50
Mcdonald al-Tribal 29325W 925
On-Iribal 200 SCI l3-32-6W
Par On-Tribal 2O4 No. NV Lot 3 13326W 80
Rta-Jodan G SCI 7-32-5W Bbl
Rta-Sate 25-3S-6W 1900
CSL NE3 7345W 1896
-Iindquit No 4 CIVIL NE5 NW3 M-325W 1910
Govt 1s-s2-5w
Texac G 22-35-6W
Texaco-B 8-325W
4 SW SEA SWa 18-S2-5W
PotterTribal 26 No GEL NW3 NW3 7-S2-5W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-11-01
NelO Locations Cut b

Glacier Production Bailey No. l. NEi SWs 7-S3-5W
Lawler- Hoerr- Clarkson No. 2 SW SW3 SW3 e-33-5W
Santa Rita-Rasmusson NO GEL NW3 SW3 33-33-5W
Tarrant-Lenoir No SW SWz NW1 l7-31-5W
Texaco-Government B No. c SW4 SW3 17-32-5W
Texaco-AIiller- Morgan No l GEL NE8 NE3 32-3s-5w