Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-27
FLOWING WELL
In WEST END
TRIBAL POOL

The northwest end of the new Tribal
pool of south Cut Bank oil field APP
! peared to be in line for some good
! production. as well as the southeastern
end Of the pool. with the completion
of the Wagner Trustee Tribal 1874 No.
2 in the southeast corner NE1 Me-
Section 13-32-6W, flowing 100 barrels
per day. 1t has been flowing at that
rate for nearly a week The oil is
coming from IL feet of lower Cut
Bank sand.
This well is more than one and a
half miles northwest of the Jeffries-
Tribal No l, the largest well in the
field, which came in flowing at the
rate Of 1000 barrels per day No other
flowing well has been completed In
the northwest end of the field
Cut Bank saw the completion Of
four wells this week, bringing the
number of active operations to 81.
An interesting wildcat completion
was Glacier Production PETERS Unit
No. /, in center 31-34-5w, in the mid
way area between Kelvin and Cut
Bank gas field. 1t is being completed
as a small commercial gasser. 1t had
Sunburst sand from 2225 to 2252 with
a showing of gas from 2249 to 2252;
upper Cut Bank from 2256 to 1882 with
100000 cubic feet of gas at 2276 10
2282; no lower Cut Bank; and shale
from 2272 to 2307. The Ellis was at
23O7. Drilling continued to the Ellis
Madison contact at PASS, getting al
flow of sweet gas In a quartz sand
stone at 2400-2412. The lime was pene- 1
trated from PASS to 248O. Hole was
bridged back to 2412 to save the gas.
Casing was cemented at 2229.
Santa Rita Oil company completed |
two average wells ON the Rasmussen
farm. No. 4, in center SWa SW3 So
33-5W. swabbed rs barrels IN the first
"a hours. It had Sunburst sand at
2810-2SI5; upper Cut Bank at 283o7
2S35; lower Cut Bank at 2835-2865 and
main pay at 28S5-2s42; Ellis at 2265
and hole bottoms at 1870. OIL rose 400
feet. Seven-inch pipe was cenented
at 1885.
Santa Rita Rasmussen No. 5, CIVIL
NE4 SEA S2-33-5W, had Sunburst sand
from 1887 to 1900; upper Cut Bank,
2938-2965; lower Cut Bank, 1865 1858,
the main pay; Ellis at 1868 and hole
bottoms at 1890. Oil rose 1900 feet
after the hard sand was shot with 60
quarts of nitro glycerin, and it is
now cleaning out and swabbing.
TexacO-Lander No. 2, c NE3 SCI
2O-35-6W, was completed with an in
Itial of 95 barrels in the first "a hours
Santa Rita started three new wells
this week, as follows:
Santa Rita-JOrlian No. 4, @ NE3 Sci
7-32-5W, rig up.
Santa Rita Rasmussen No. 6, GEL !
NE3 SEa 32-33-5W, rig up.
Santa Rita-State No. ], SW NE3 SCI
.5-33-6W, materials.
Following are drilling depths:
Castle Pardee-T Tribal 1913 No. /, Sc
1E3 NW4 30-32-5W, 1875.
Cobb exacO- Mueller No. /, NV NW4
SW7 2-35-6W, made an average of 100
,arrels in the first 10 days.
CObb-Jeffries- Stuff No. /, Sc SE1
YEA 3-35-6W, had Colorado shale at !
% and cemented 10-inch pipe at ATS;
rilling, 1900. t
CObb-TribaI 2O6 No. 1, NV NW3 SW4 {
s-32-5W, rigging up. a
Consolidated Gas-Frary- Tribal POS c
70. 1, NE NEs SEA 24-32-6W, averaged r
30 barrels per day in the first 10 5
avs on production. v
onSolidated- Frary- Tribal 2O8 No. 2, n
4 NE4 SEA 24-32-6W, 375. j
Consolidated Gas-State No. 4, NV e
WA NEa 26-35-6W, 27OO. 81
Davis-TribaI EOS No. 2, Sc SCI NEs O
5-32-6W, 2460.
Glacier Production Bonnet No. 8,
enter Lot 4, Sec. 4-32-6W, 1850. 9
Hagerty- Tribal S051 No. I, Sc SWl :
wa 18-32-5W, 1890. 4
HanIon-T Tribal I9S No. /, Sc NEa 4
Ed 30-32-5W, Is reported completing, Z
18th 1900 feet Of oil In the hole Hole
0ttoms at 1852. This is a north offset ca
} the Jeffries-T Tribal NO. /. o
Jeffries- Tribal 1871 No. /, NE SCI n,
wa 30-32-5W, 1900. ia
Mcdonald Henderson Overcash- Tri st
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