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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10
Col. .CheyneyHeard in Fine Talk
Friday for Harding P.-T.A.

Fathers outnumbered mothers in
attendance Friday night when
Harding P.-TA. had an evening
program for the men, a program
presented by the 11th cavalry regi-
ment at Camp Seeley and held in
Harding school,
Col. Waldron j. Cheyney was the
speaker and gave an excellent talk
on the part women may play in the
defense program and in maintain
ing morale, emphasizing the fact
that women, by familiarizing them
sleeves with the Army, the insignia,
its program ETC., will be in better
position to help the men in the
service.
Col. Cheyney described the insignia
which distinguish the various ranks
explaining what each means and
the months and years Of hard work
they represent
Women may help in defense by
joining such organization as the
Red Cross or U.S.O., which also
help them to become more familiar
with the military service, he said.
Reversing the old adage, Col.
Cheyney recommended that lin
time of war prepare for peace
stating that in his belief much of
the turmoil which took place after
the war might have been avoided II
people had prepared for the after
war years.
In conclusion he urged under
standing of the soldiers whom he
declared to be a group of splendid
young men.
Sgt. Bert FalloWs of Camp See
ley, one of the favorite singers in
the valley, delighted the audience
with several songs, Dorothy Arm
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10

One of the prCttieSt weddings OF
the season was that which took
place Saturday night in the Church
of the Nazarenc when Claradehl
Graves, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice L. Graves of El Centro' ID
Thomas Clayton Roberts, son of MI.
and Mrs. Alfred c. Roberts of Bald
win Park. exchanged marriage vows.
The Rev. Mr.. r. G. Rogers, pastor
of the church read the impressive
double ring service.
AS the beautiful young bride
came down the aisle on the arm
of her father she made lovely
picture in her white satin wedding
gown, made with full train, high
Waistline, sweetheart neck, and long
pointed sleeves, the only trimming
being buttons of the same material
Her tulle oVer-the-face veil was fin
gertip in length and fell from n
rt-Shaped head piece and was
caught with narcisSus and bouvar-
dia. She carried a cascade bouquet
of exquisite gardeniaS, bouVardia
and orchids.
Mrs. Philip Almond, sister of the
bride, was her matron of honor
and was goWncd in blue net over
blue satin with which she wore a
tiara of matching net, carrying a
noSegay Of sweet peas in pastel
shades and of blue delphinium.
Donna Roberts, sister of the
bridegroom, served as maid of honor
and wore a similar frock in pink
net with matching tiara, carrying
a noSegay of flowers shading from
blue into pink
Ruth Martin attractive daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Martin,
made a charming flower girl, in a
pink net formal, carrying a basket
from which she scattered rose pet
ais along the white lined bridal
path.
Ernest Wyborny served the bride
groom as his best man. and w. Len
ley SWeeten and Doyle Smith, as
usherS.
Nupital Music
Preceding the ceremony, Helen
Womack played series of appro-
pirate piano solos: Martha Rogers
sang, Because; Berniecc Roberts
sister of the bridegroom, All Sweet
Mystery of Life. and Mrs. Wood
row Preece, Il Love You Truly"
with piano accompanimentS by Mrs.
Fletcher Summers who also played
the Lohengrin wedding march and
the recesSional.
The church decorations made a
lovely setting: potted palms, ferns,
baskets of gorgeous white chrys-
anthemumS on white stands tied
with huge bows of white satin and
lighted by double candelabra.
The arch under which the rites
were performed was draped with
Queens wreath and flanked on
either side by tiny picket fence
Garlanded with the Queens wreath.
The bridal pair knelt at a white
altar to receive the minister's PRAYER
OF blessing and as they sealed their
VOWS, rose petals and rice were
released from the silver bell hang
ing from the center of the arch.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10

strong playing his accompaniments.
Mrs. John b McNeece, program
chairman, presented 1t. G.. H.
Montgomery, who is also a Harding
P.-T.A, father, 1t. Montgomery in
PRODUCING Col Cheyney and Sgt.
FalloWs.
Mrs. M c. Garfield, room mother
chairman reported net returns of
S180 from the Halloween carnival,
thanking the fathers for their
splendid help and cooperation.
Mrs. George R. Kirk, president,
conducted the business meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10
TameIuta Group
Has Meeting

Taemulta Camp Fire girls met
at Harding school where they made
ties to wear with their service
costumes. learning some new In
dian symbols also. Mrs. d. 3
Roberts assistant guardian and
Miss Maurine Lindgren, guardian
met with the group.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
STREETCAR,
BUS OPERATORS
WANTED.

Steady work at good pay
for men who can qualify. $50
per week guaranteed after
short training period; many
earn more; no experience
necessary.
Applicants must be % to
40 years of age, 5 it. 7 ms. to
6 it. 2 ins. in height and must
weigh in proportion GAO to
225 pounds).
Apply in person Monday
through Friday, inclusive,
$50 to 10 am.
EMPLOYMENT DIVISION-J
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO..
seth and Prospect SITS. NV,
Wash, D. G..
Evening star., 1941-08-19
CAMERA SERVICE 6 REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d'ALBERT, INC.
s1B 10th St. NV Phone National 4712
Evening star., 1941-08-19
WE WILL GUARANTEE
YOU S25 PER WEEK

If you will devote four
hours daily to an easy, prof.
table proposition by an old
established Washington firm.
Whether now employed or
not, this will increase YOUR
income and put you into a
business of your own. Give
complete description in first
letter. Box 419-R, Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

condition. Call WI. 3412.
meats saSseni Ha' sas.eR.f. Ssse sfs5S
I fs Sohs kitts, S0 1855 's 'st% stTes. Sddl:
of the block.
TRUNK WARDROBE, IKE new: cost SIS.
sell for S25. Phone North 1874.
TYPEwRrrERs; ADDING MACHINES;
Amer. Typew' Co. izsY z CAP; CAP. st. Ii oosS:
TYPEWRITER, Royal Standard, excellent
condition very reasonable. Call DE. 1920.
VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt and guar; as
low as s1o95; also genuine HOOVER fac
Ssy Fsss; =, aae vi
'','' s'. '1o ,ols EsftEsssffStsAL = CENTER 49,,
VACUUM cLEANERs-Eufek,, Royal and
J. G AI, HARDING e = CO. INC.
SIT 10th Elfstrlsll ST. s'wi HeadauArfiNSAi IA. a1so
Msytss s44 Ape. sas Abe So; cT9.; s':;
weekly. The Piano Shop, 1o16 7th St. nv.
WASHERS, brand-new. in factory crates, at
THoo1zER TH REALER t2T RENPxs PWksA NAY
HOUSE, ABC and THOR. Buy now while
they are available and prices are low. Lib
erA trade-in allowance. Easy terms. You
may pay with your hight bill.
ELECTRICAL CENTER,
514 10th st. NV. National ss7e.
WASHERS sale Bendix reduced to 500 e5,
installed: full line of 1941 Bendix washers
Ereatly reduced: discounts up to 4oFs. No
money doTn. lux 81 IAPPeLiANcE PfT Efse CO..
Washineton's LARGEST Refriserator HOUSE,
sli ''n e Open s" Till PM Fh- ITO
WASHING MACHINESIEasy. Prina May
tag and others, $500 up, all in good
J. c, HARDING & CO. INC.
ELECTRICAL Headquarters
SIT 10th st. NV Ma. 21so.
WASHERS standard makes OF
prices as low as SCI; no money down. ST
weekly; liberal trade.in allowance:
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washngton's Largest Appliance House,
92l 6 ST. N.W-Entire Building
District 3737. Open Ewes. Till Pm.
WASHERSNBendix. reposs, de luxe model.
formerly S179.50. now S9e.e easy terms;
ELECTRICAL CENTER. 514 10th ST. NV.
WASHING MACHINES, Bendix, Abe.
Westinghouse, C. z. Liberal trade-in allow
ance. Can be purchased on electric light bill.
Spring Valley Electric Shop. 1905 Mass.
ave. NV. Emerson 1858 Open evenings.
WASHING MACHINES : Bendix,. brand
new. 1910, fully automatic; S124 30. terms:
1910 West, S395O; brand-new 1910 May
tags, aluminium tubs 30G: of; complies
Hot H9p0n dRai E'Ks Ward Rado S Te0F Apps5e.s saf E.
s535 Ga. ave. Sill. spr. sH 2299.
WooDwoRKING TOOLS, Delta 1Q-inch
| unit saw. 14-in. drill press, wood lathel
work benches. 69l2 Maple st. NV. Tay.
| lor 29S7.
Evening star., 1941-08-19

BRICK, LUMBER-Movine TO- 100 South
Job: sold at bargain prices: 200, 900 brick
must be sold at once: hundreds Of bargains
at yard. Arrow Wrecking Co.. HOO South
Canitol nj N3 oS02
Evening star., 1941-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

VtbSSe6s<$tNsSSS Wv SSsss
tContinued)
FILING CABINETS, 3-crawer. oak. letter
ifem fsesaoP' q s zig Cow stst saso :s Bsam
Son. e1s = st. NV.
floor LAMPS = seven-way. onyx.base.
indirect noor lamps. S3.75: also 4-way
SiSr: ntar: haH3 ss sI7s No. oGia Ssbe Td
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED, REPAIRED
Ali types sold. ting payments. Shellac,
xaxes. ssndpaper. all supplies. Medern
FRIGIDAIRE. good condition Sl5; elee.
washer. good condition. $40. 7l0 lotn 81
FURNACE. gas; American Ideal &c. Al.
will heat 53S square It. Of radiation. kens.
197-R after 8 pm.
FURNTTURE.sectional bookcase: chairs
sRa sRa7 tables kitchen cabinet etc. RA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; For cash only.
Brand-new bedrm., dining rnn.. living rm.
at tremendous savings. Some are factory
opeR esmnifii Til ., 'saRin ssabiers SIS 3 .t: ~
FURNITURE-Bedroom furniture dinette
set odd living room pieces. AID. 23ls.
Owner leaving city.
EURNTTUREsssyysl HSs oSsrss s46o spe cbisese yses
screen, 7 It., 4-foid, $50 7-pc. bedrm. set.
SOS; grandfather clock. s100; knee hole
desk, $3.50; chest drawers, sl5i ohsirs, 1sins
stadios. s5ao conn., s APT. 81 wo. 8ssa:
FURNrTuRE-complete beds. single ant ana
double: dressers, chairs, dining room suite
1901 sth st. NV ia. 1897.
URNTTURE-Contents of 7-room house
bargain, leaving town. 305 c 81. Sc.
GENERAn fInIf oven; aood eondtion west wal
nut Alexandria, Va. Phone Temple 1910,
GRANDFATHER CLOCK, genuine antique.
On view at Kattleman's. 1715 7th st. nv.
HARDWARE FIXTURES. neon signs and
&c and 1Oc store counters; bargains, mus
be sold at once Corner Lee highway ana
N. Moore St, Arlington Va. Va.-
HAWAIIAN GUITAR, electric. Epiphone'
Sesgtif1l be- ,s.ig 9sgs pstrument USED very h''ie'
HEARING AIDS, SO up. guaranteed re re-
conditioned or money refunded. Phone MI
HEATING. hot-water or air-conditioned'
mates; long terms i you buy now. ~ May
Heeting Co. EN-. s799. IL
HOME FURNISHINGS OF small home. Cold
spot refg.. table top gas range, plns-ponae
robe: other pieces. 6912 Maple st. NV.
ia. 29s7
ICE CREAM COUNTER FREEZER and dis dis.
penstsns sso, sf sM
LIVING ROOM, 3-pc. modern. So So: bouci,e
modern, S94 mohair frieze; $50 SO; sofa M
bed and chair. $50 rs: maple, S34 95 we We
invite comparison. Furniture Mart. oun.
wilson OPEN EVE. Arlington. va Z2-
| MATTRESSES, 50 .95: springs. S5.95. We
| invite comparison. Open evenings. Furni.
| ture Mart 315 No. Glebe Arlington. Z2
| MOTORS. drills. grinders. polishers, blow
| erS exhaust fans repaired. bought sold
| and exch. Brushes and belts. all motors.
| Harris Armature Co, 9th and o NV.
| OCCASIONAL CHAIR. straight-back chair
utility cabinet. medicine CABINET, iaWn
mower, 2 end tables. bed and sprlnes
washing machine. 5108 9th NV. 20
OIL BURNERS, "Timkin Rotary" seyers
others; reasonable. Phone between 7'3I
| am and 3 pm. SH. 5709.
! on, BURNERS installed. comp. with N H
| controls S154 so up. Heating plants, kits.
! bath installed. remodeled. reDatred. SUNNI e
| and winter domestic hot-water con: A. =
| Green az Co., 343S 14th st. NV. NO. 9s.9
Evening star., 1941-08-19

MAN, between Is and 80, to
check stock and other de-
tailed work; must write neat
and legible hand; good sal
ary, permanent position; ex-
cellent chance for advance
ment. Apply Mr.. Scates, Ma
tional Furniture Co., 7th and
H sts. NV.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

APABLE YOUNG MAN will invest $40. 600
nd services in established business; out
ne entire proposition in hrst letter. Box
Evening star., 1941-08-19

BRICK, LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate
rials at bargain prices from hundreds Of
vrecking Jobs reconditioned and neatly ar
RACED for easy selection at HECHNGER'S g.
You'll save time as well as money BY COM
ing to any Of our four yards.
HEGHbNGER HI .n5 Co. Vsed MateTia11 1le Reps'
1925 Ga. Ave NV. 1908 Nichols Ave. g.
Lee Hgwy. and Hillwood Ave,
Evening star., 1941-08-19

PHILADELPHIA will invest money to be-
firm in Washington. I am a graduate of
Wharton School of Accountancy. have had
IL years of experience; best reference.
Box 3S3-R- Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
YOUNG MAN

OF unouestionable character, 1920, high
ing departments OF high class ladies'
ready-to-wear store. Moderate salary to
start. The Essie O'Donnell Co., 3407
Evening star., 1941-08-19

BEDROOM SUITE, maple desk-chest,
studio couch. Navajo rugs. RA. 7729.
BEDROOM SUITES, Ape. blond maple, Se5:
toasted mahogany, modern. S79.6o; blond
mahoRany, SS9 modern walnut, S75:
striped mahogany, $3.50; 18th Century
mahogany, sos; solid maple S42 so. We
invite comparisons. Furniture Mart. 5000
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va OPEN EVE.
Evening star., 1941-08-19

ACCOUNTANT-BOOK thoroughly
will keep hotel books part time
for room and moderate salary. Box 412-R,
Evening star., 1941-08-19

ACCOUNTANT-BOOKK thoroughly
and % sssS 'sf ssars s90ts Box
P; B. <. OPERATOR, file clerk, stenogrs-
ener enefd ealfulasirg ssa operator: ref expert
CASHIER, BooKKEEPER and general
1nss Gs s3sf 5o G Bon s stss sa s
COLLEGE COMMERCIAL. TEACHER de-
sHcsi,snt s,res Snanse Masters decree; energetic;
Considered. Box 1si,R.s oPls star. ssla'iea feDae'
DRESSMAKING. ALTERATIONS. expert
workmanship: remodeling and designing,
BY day or Job. Mrs. Higgins. Lincoln s717.
EXP. sEAMsTREss desires job in valet
shop, tailor shop or dry cleaning plant
HousEKEEPER: refined. American middle:
ased widow; en1cient; take full charge Of
week. Boz 40O-R, Star 21.
LADY, college graduate. musician; expert
ence with. retarded children; seeks posi-
ton; excellent references. BOX sSs-R. Star.
LADY. young. age %. desires permanent
positiony experienced cashierins. nling,
ssnes tsIephons WORK. c.ii f.yiors iSas sisS.
References.
ssss @ SF Invalid: excellent fSss references Y Box
NURSE wishes position, 10 or 1s hr. duty:
best Of ref. AD. 1881.
OFFICE MANAGER R-sECRETARY. COLLEGE
graduate, tireless worker; successful. re-
sponsible. experience: excellent credentials;
$50 week Box Abr, Star.
RESIDENT. MANAGER. experienced in
lent reference. Box 37e-R, Star. 19.
sTENOGRAPHER, college graduate desires
immediate temporary work; reasonable.
Call Wednesday, IA. 00e3.
Tfser desires tspnx so Se done o hone
Randolph 6b23.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
HELP woMfN.

STENOGRAPHER, capable handling volume
details: steady position: SS5 month start.
prompt advancement: excellent opportu-
Evening star., 1941-08-19

SALESWOMEN
For Millinery, Coat and
Dress Departments. We have
part-time and regular work
for those who qualify. Apply
10 to IL, Personnel Office,
THE HECHT co
Evening star., 1941-08-19
HELP MEN.
CTEWApn

Experienced, for large nearby suburban
restaurant; $50 month, room and meals:
state age. experience, past employment,
Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
ACCOUNTANT-OFFICE
MANAGER.
SITUATIONS WoMEN

Aged 40, experienced. we'll educated perma-
nent position; will consider out-of-toVn
employment: available Sept. 1st. Box
171-R. Star. 49,
Evening star., 1941-08-19
PART-TIME WORKERS,

I
Men with cars who can work from to
pm; evenings per week; must have
initiative. ambition, mature intelligence
and neat appearance. If you can qualify,
we oher a most unusual opportunity of a
permanent nature. Our present men of this
caliber are earning over S35 week con-
.sistently;, 3 local references required.
Write full details to BOX h0n-S Star
Evening star., 1941-08-19
ATTENTION, HOME OWNER

Why not do your home Improvement
now and save 10Ge? Bird & Son roofs and
asbestos siding; three-year payment plan,
4eo interest, no down payment: one ton
coal or 200 gallons fuel oil free with roof
or sdewal. National Roofing IL Siding
Co., Bond Bldg. National 1884
Evening star., 1941-08-19

SALESMAN AS ASST. DIST. MGR,
american Academy of Accountancy, to sell
ana train others to sell vocational training
d. C., Baltimore. Richmond and Norfolk
oranch omces open for producers.
Must have car and be willing TO work
evenings For interview phone Mr.
Praether, District 3421
Evening star., 1941-08-19

BUILDING MATERIAL Our Southwest
yard has been closed and combined with
our Northeast yard, increasing both our
service and your selection. LARGEST stock
in Washington.
,Foundation 10 ROOF ~ ROCK Bottom
HECHINGER co. 4EBIG STORES.
Evening star., 1941-08-19

sALE-Complete retail grocery. meats. veg
town; doing profitable 50 900 wkly; white
clientele; apt. above store: building rent
or sale: records avail. p. o. Box 1915.
Norfolk, Va. 23'
Evening star., 1941-08-19

YOUNG LADY, 21-25, exper-
fenced cashier and charge
clerk, credit office. apply Mr..
Philips, Julius Lansburgh
Furniture Co., 900 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-08-19

PIANoS-slightIy used spinets, sos up;
used uprights. $40, 81 5, $50 and up: also
plenty of special values in new pianos: II
you are looking for a bargain in splnet.
console or grand and want to save from
10oe 10 25T see US Easy terms or cash;
Republic 1890. The Piano Shop, 1Olo
Evening star., 1941-08-19

WASHERS sale Bendix reduced to se9 .e5,
installed: full line of 194l Bendix washers
on display. Norge Thor. A. B. G, washers
greatly reduced: discounts I'D TO 40E. No
money down, 81 per week.
LUX APPLIANCE CO,
Washineton's Largest Refrigerator House,
s1l 9th st. NV. RE 1175.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-16
PONDERA COUNTY
BY POndera County Abstract Co.
CONRAD, MONTANA

PARTIAL ASSIGNMENT OIL a GAS LEASE
NJ d Smith to Victor Oil Co-assigns I5G
interest in lease between Andrew L. Erickson
ct ux to T. F. Trimmer. filed oct p 1885.
at los p. m. as Doc No. 1884. recorded
Book Leases. page 1888 covering NEK A.
WlaSWH4 3-27-4W. the l5R Interest in said
lease being acquired from Trimmer recorded
Book Misc, page 1876
RELEASE OIL AND GAS LEASE
J. F. Kumpf to Edward O. Settle ct ux
lease recorded Feb. IS 1921. at 1880 a m.
in Book Leases, page 95
MINERAL AND ROYALTY CONTRACT
Rene Vandepopelier ct ux to NJ G. Wick
ware 81, assigns 2hE oil, gas. minerals from
sW44sWA "a. NWANWM, SE14NWk IS,
SEHSEKa 26-3i-6W.
DEED OF ROYALTY
@. E. Gallogly to Harrison q waldron 81
assigns u Of IL royalty OF all oil and ali
gas from SEkNWH4. NEhsWA. sWI4NEH,
NWASEh 34-28-5W
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Lois r. Bailey TO j. NJ Burlingame ST. Lot
=, Sec. l9-26-lE. land land In Teton county
assigns = OF ~ royalty oil and gas
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-16
Gasoline Must Bring
The Var Home
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
with regard to a broad general plan.
now being worked out by the inter-
ested agencies. for the most effective
use Of essential materials to maintain
supplies Of petroleum products at nee
essary levels and for the production
Of petroleum products IN such man
ner that neither the defense needs Of
the present nor the public needs of
the future will be impaired or preju-
diced"
Co-ordinator Ickes has pronounced
the 'priorities for conservation" idea
as a weapon against waste" which
means that before a producer can get
priorities on pipe and other equipment
he may be required to agree to follow
certain conservation practices. Pro-
ducers may thus be called upon to
agree on production practices includ-
ing well spacing, drilling and perhaps
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-16

WV. swi4. ,. MA i0-ss-i West
CoNtRACT FOR PURCHASE or NATURAL
GAS
hannah-Porter Co. seller 20 Montana
West
Dakota Montana oil Co. seller" to Mon
1a-Dakota Utilities Co. E's 55-3f-i West
OIL AND GAS LEASE
leases Given by the following parties 70
John G REYNOLDS
John G Fey. covering all lands owninr
mineral rights OF record in Twp. 81. n.
Is ,;A1 re. and East and Ma OF rwps. 50.
Robert S sayer, GOVERNS swN. 1873
East
Alice Ann Christian. Administrator for
Robert Christian. GOVERNS all land selected
TIVE. 81, N. Range EAST. ~ NJ
Anthony Fey, Jr.. GOVERNS Lots l. 2 J. 4
sec 5 SH 5, WizEWts EisNEis. SEA-. g.
Wa 3. SWls. Nwl4sEis. Lots ?. }, S, Sec
Anthony H. Fey. sr.. covering all lands
oWn!nF mineral rights Of record IN Twp 81.
RANGES and East. and Ma OF TWP.
Pred Parseii. el al. covering all land with
mineral FiEhts Of record in TWP 80 and ~,
Range East,
James Christian. covering all land In Twp
So and 81, RANGE } East.
Pred r. Parent to L C. Stevenson. Trus-
zee, Lot /. NWlsNEh, sisNEls. e. NWts. 81.
= ssWis. 20. NEi4NWh. 32-37-3 East
Gordon Christian to I. c Stevenson. Trus-
tee, NWANEHs. EisNW1s. 2i-37-s East
Daniel Danielson OF Pfabe a Rngelking
F. sNEi4, 20-35-i West
Mary Abersol Iseh TO Montana Dakota
Utilities Co. SWta. 10. Nwi. 1881 West
Mrs. John Bruek TO Bruce r. McNamer
Lots and 4 Sec. 1882 West
hulda Ehli 70 Walter A. Hale. Trustee
'Els. E'ssEh, 9. sisswi.. 1861 West
George Unz TO Walter A Hale. Trustee
lSWAt. g. SEA-, Et3SWH4 4 ENVY. o.
Y NWh. i0-96-2 West
Reuben Unz to Waiter A. Hale. Trustee.
y NWh SWia. WiaSE1.. 1862 West
RATIFICATION or OIL AND GAS LEASE
Huida Ehii. ct. al. heirs OF Amelia Unz.
iecefsed, 70 Walter A Hale. Trustee. SIs-
w ;. SEA-, EiasWIa, I, EisNWh. 9. MI
VIVA. 1862 West
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-16
GLACIER COUNTY
BY Glacier County Abstract Co.
CUT BANK, MONTANA
OH. AM CAS- LEASES


P. 3. Anderson to Pioneer Lumber Co. ST.
SisNWi4' EEi4NWbs. Sec 81 T % N r S
West FOR term OF year 49, royalty on
II oil and gas produced well TO be started
on or before April l. 1912
Blackfeet Tribal Business Council to Ralph
E Davis, Lot 2. SWNNEi4 Sec IS T %
West 97i4 acres, minimum OF ,
wells for term Of 10 years: royalty OF i2isg
oil and gas.
Same to Same. Lot /. Nwr4NEtA Sec IS
7 30 N West. s7o7 acres minimum Of
wells. term Of 10 years l2izG royalty OF
oil and gas produced
Same to Frary. Crumley and Aronson, Lots
;. 4 OF Sec. 20. T % West $3.50
acres term Of 10 years; i2taec royalty OF
oil and gas producedi minimum Of wells
required.
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Ruth Hall Schienske to Lafayette Robert
son. 81. % royalty sEhSEIa. Sec 90 NEi4.
Nl3NizSEi4. Sec. 81 T IS r West
Fannie c. Stewart 10 First National Bank
OF Browning. u OF r. WEE SEA SisSWl4
Sec l6 ElssEi4. Sec. 1856. $500
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY AND RELEASE
OF AGREEMENT
American Pipe & Supply Co to A E Nc
Donald. ct. al. 20f. " shaped tract in
Sec 25-33-6
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Gladys and Lucille Nadeau former mem
bers Of co-partnership Of Nadeau Bros. 10
Wilfred Nadeau and George Hadeau. remain
ing members OF Nadeau Bros. a co-partner-
ship 81. NizNWhs Sec IS T "a N r
West subject to approval OF Secretary OF
interior Nadeau Bros. a co-partnership. 70
Richard A. Kullberg. 81 NW1aNWK4 Sec. IS.
T "a r West subject TO approval Of
Of Interior
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-16
TOOLE COUNTY
TOoIe County Abstract Company
SHELBY, MONTANA

ASSIGNMENT OF INTEREST IN OIL AND
GAS LEASE
Z. o. Rieckhoff a. r. c. Parent % Archie
j. Pearl v, GoodAn. ~ on SESsSWss,
SWlaSEA. 35-S7-S West
ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
r. O. Parent to Olive L. Welker. - OF
IL on SEK4SEh. $3.50 West.
Lorraine " Hassett, executrix Of estate o.
william B. Hassett. deceased. 70 Lorraine
Shelby Drug Co., 70 John A. Van Buskirk
81 on Lots / and 2. sEl4NEk. HEAsEh
1891 West
O. z GaIiogiy TO J. A. Harrington and
Eta NJ. HARRINGTON. y Of IL on NV AsNWis,
IS. SWKSWh, 26. SiasEh. 2T-37-s West.
Kalispell-Kevin OIL Co, 70 Dakota-Mon-
tana OIL Co. g. on SWHSW1s. 3i-35-i West
RELEASE or OIL AND GAS LEASE
Glacier Production Co, to william
Dahlquist, sEN. :. wnsws. s-s4-4 West
LIEN
J Agen vs. Fl. F. Patterson, MAS
SEhSEIss $3.50 West
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
The Texas Pipe Line Company to The
Public.
STATEMENT
The Texas Pipe Line Company 70 The
Public.
DESIGNATION OF AGENT
The Texas Pipe Line Co. to M d. Dennis
RELEASE or ATTORNEYS LIEN
w. NJ. Black to Faye Springmyer, ct. al
y OF ~ royalty on WlaNWA. NisSW54
SEl4swps. 1882 West. NizSE94. sE1sSEl4,
II, NEh, NIzSEH. sWh SE1s
NENSWi4, Ei2NWt4. SWt4NWA4. H. Me-
NEh, %. NWI4. WiaSW4 "a. W5sNWN, Is.
26-35-3 West
WARRANTY DEED
Sarah Caghey to John caghey. Lot 4. sWla-