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Askov American., 1941-11-20
When You And
l We're Younger
Twenty-Five Years Ago.
November %, 1916)
Items taken from the Aslxov American
of Is and Is years ago.

Neighbors called on Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Borgesen at their home north
of Askov, Saturday evening and bade
them welcome to their midst. The
honored couple was presented with
a gift which was procured through the
solicitation of Victor Carlson, a gooc
neighbor.
.AXel Jensen, who has been a faith
full employe of Axel R. Buck o1
Askov, on his well drilling outfit the
past three years, has leased same
and will manage it hereafter. Johr
Krantz is the helper.
The H. Brandt family of Bruno
lost their house and all it's contents
by fire Sunday morning about 2:3(
o'clock. A years supply of flour
$50 bushels of potatoes, SO bushels OF
rutabagas and about $50 quarts OF
canned fruits and vegetables were
also lost.
Judd Frisbie began driving the
mail wagon on Route l out of Bruno
Monday.
Peter Miller and family returned
to Askov Saturday from Lynd, Lyon
county, where they have been en-
ployed during the summer. They
will now remain on their farm and
work same
Peter Jeppesen returned to Askov
Tuesday from Belview, where he was
employed by Jens H. Jensen at ditch
ing.
Benjamin Norell of Duquette, left
Tuesday for his new station in North
Dakota. His sister, Myrna, accom-
panied him as far as Duluth.
Cecilia and Alfred Jacobsen of
Askov, have returned from Ray, S. D.,
where they were employed by their
brother Anton.
Jens Petersen of Latimer, Iowa, a
brother of N. c. Petersen north of
Askov, has purchased a forty, four
miles north and mile east of Askov.
The sale was made through the First
State Bank.
Miss Nielsine Christensen, who
taught liiS DdiliSil OSpdI tiliSIil III Tile
Askov schools last winter and is at
West Denmark this year, has been
engaged to be in charge of the DAN
ish Orphans home at Chicago. She
will soon enter upon her new duties.
The villagers of Bruno were sur
prised Friday morning when Billy
Trepany came down town and set up
cigars to the boys telling them that
he and Mrs. Ansley were married
Thursday in Pine City.
Miss Sine Jensen returned to Askov
last week from Nysted, Nebr., where
she had attended the Danish Folk
High School. Her friend, Agnes
Henriksen, who was also at the school,
went over to West Denmark, Wis,
for a short visit before returning
home.
Askov American., 1941-11-20
Lake View Ripples

Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Pearson spent
Monday at Braham, where Mr.. Pear
son called on a dentist.
A number of relatives and neigh
bors helped Mr.. and Mrs. Sylverton
Loftness celebrate their fifth we'd
ding anniversary Friday evening.
Mrs. August Swiderski called at
the Gust Pearson home Tuesday of
last week.
Art Schoenrock called at the Aug.
Swiderski home recently.
Maynard Without sawed lumber the
past week.
Mrs. Gust Pearson and Mrs. Syl-
verton Loftness called on Mrs. Aug.
Swiderski Tuesday of last week.
Askov American., 1941-11-20
District 2l Seeks
Lower Interest Rate

At the last meeting of the Willow
River school board, district 81, ac-
tion was taken toward the refinanc-
ing of the school districts bonds. At
the present time the interest rate is
AZ per cent, and it is hoped through
this refunding that the interest rate
may be lowered to 3 per cent. This
will save the tax payers of the dis
trict over $4,000 in the next 20
years and will lower the mill levy
approximately IL mills per year.
Action to this end was commenced
some time ago when c. G.. Aakhus,
superintendent, began to contact vari-
Gus state and private agencies with
view to obtaining a better interest
rate for the local bonds. The bonds
were last refunded in 1884, and
$4,000 has been paid on the prin-
cipal since that time, leaving a bal
ance of $4,000.
Local school officials and their bond
representative are now busy prepar-
ing a prospectus to support the re-
sale of the bonds.
Askov American., 1941-11-20
Fifteen Years Ago.
November 25 1921

VIM. Hurley, president of the Sc
curity State Bank of Sandstone, was
found dead Tuesday in his car with
his two dogs about 10 miles east OF
Sandstone. He had been killed by
carbon monoxide fumes which seeped
into the car when he stopped tc
thaw out a frozen radiator. He is
survived by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hurley, four brothers.
Michael, Mathews, Ben and Frank
and five sisters.
Monday, November %, was the
25th anniversary of the wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Petersen OF
Askov, but friends and neighbors
gathered at their home Sunday aft
ernoon, celebrating the event a day
in advance. The Petersen family
came to Askov six years ago from
Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Thos. Cisar, resident of Denham
since 1901, who died at the University
hospital Monday, November Is, was
laid to rest at Willow River last
Thursday. He leaves his widow and
six children.
Lizzy Pearson of Fleming town.
ship, will leave Saturday for Chi
cago, as the guest of the Minneapolis
Journal at the International Livestock
Exposition. Lizzy won this trip
through dairy calf club work.
County Auditor Andrew P. Edin
is now enjoying a breathing spell
following the rush at his office for
big game licenses last week. Over
1900 permits were issued and last
Friday the supply of licenses was
exhausted so the Auditor was obliged
to give receipts until new supply
could be obtained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens j. Jensen's g.
year old son Irving fell and broke
his left leg Monday noon on the farm
home four miles north of Askov.
He was rushed to the Sandstone hos
pital and is being taken care of there
Pavement on T. H. No. / was
opened November 19 from Pine City
to Mission Creek, except a short gap,
and from Harris to Rush City. This
makes it possible to ride on pave
ment from the Twin Cities to Duluth,
except for stretch of 25 miles which
will be completed next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Eng of Isanti,
who moved to the place owned by
Swan Brothers north of HO1yoke
were pleasantly surprised Sunday
evening by large crowd of people
from the neighborhood. Music and
games were enjoyed and sum of
money was presented to the honored
couple.
Askov American., 1941-11-20

c. E. Peschken of Minneapolis, has
just taken up his new duties at the
Di Santo plant here. He is gradu-
ate of the University of Minnesota,
class of 1888, with a degree of
Bachelor of Science in Dairy Pro-
ducts, and Dairy Bacteriology. Since
leaving college he has had wide, prac-
tical experience with some of the
larger firms in the dairy manufac-
turing business, and now will head
the butter department at Kerrick.
Fred Vandelli, as in the past, is in
charge of the cheese department
there.
Askov American., 1941-11-20
Duquette

Ronald Anderson of Mankato, and
Adolph Youngdahl of st. Paul, spent
the weekend at their homes.
Eva Anderson of Duluth, visited
over the weekend with her mother.
Carl Anderson and Edwin johnson
attended the County School Board
meeting at Sandstone Friday.
Morris Hedberg has returned home
from his work with Franzen Bros.
Frank Rounds of Rock Island, ILL.,,
spent few days with the Keyport
family last week..
The Duquette school is the proud
owner of new piano purchased by
the PIT. A.
The Hector Construction Company
has left for the winter but will re-
sumo work in the spring.
Askov American., 1941-11-20
Bass Lake
(Too Late for Last Week

Last Thursday evening full house of
relatives and friends helped George Smith
celebrate his birthday.
Friday afternoon a number of ladies
called at the Ernest Nelson home. 1t was
Mrs. Nelson's birthday.
Elvera Carlson came home Saturday
evening and returned to Pine City Sum
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Carlson and Ken
meth were recent overnight guests at the
Ben Carlson home.
Askov American., 1941-11-20
RUTLEDGE SCHOOL NOTES
(Too Late for Last Week)

The losing side on the Rutledge PIT A.
membership drive stood treat to the
winning side at a party last Tuesday
evening The party carried out the theme
of the old-fashioned school with nearly
everyone appearing dressed as a school
child The costumes and hair-do's were
most effective Mrs. Arthur Jones was
perfect as the old-fashioned spinster
schoolmarm and Mrs. George Nelson as
County Superintendent of Schools, and
Mrs. Frank Bowers, Jr., as the book agent,
caused her considerable annoyance.
A delicious lunch was served in indi-
vidual lunch baskets. From all appear
ances and reports. the evening was en-
joyed by everyone.
Askov American., 1941-11-20
Wisdom From The Bible

BY Walter Carlson.
It is an abomination to kings to
commit wickedness: for the throne
is established by Righteousness.
Prov. 1912.
Askov American., 1941-11-20

Invest rs cents in a classified ad.
Askov American., 1941-11-20

Be a success-Advertise.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-28
DAYTON
10 { AIS

DR.. and Mrs. Theodore Haw-
kins and daughter, Shirley
l"s'e. and Coach and Mrs. Mar
uei Revere of Lincoln unive
., VII arrive in Day
ton Tuesday April 9th to be th
lisuse guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Garfield w. Jones Of South Sun
mn street.. DR.. Hawkins AM
Coach Revere Will be ~ .'nu.c
New Orleans, La, to attend =
dents health conference, rejoinins
the ladies here on their .st.....
Service ut Mary Scott Hon !,
Sunday at 8 pm. will be conduct.
ed by Rev. T. J. Smith. the pub.
lie Is invited to attend.
Mrs. Cordslia Johnson. presi.
dent Of tho National Beauticians
of New Jersey, will be the speak.
er on Wings Over Jordan" Sun.
day.
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THE
DOWNBEAT
BY lONE JONES
14O7 w. High St.
LIMA, OHIO

Greetings gates, boy oh boy
VIA. ulnns this week. I'm real
ly anxious for you to read it, SO
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-28

The Union Usher Board had q
very successful meeting Sunday
March %. A very interesting
program was enjoyed by all. The
Usher Board turned over s112.36
to the church.
The Forum is on sale in the
East End at 1886 Springfield St.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-28

Baptist church Sunday, March
80 at 2:30 pm. Rev 6. L. Jor-
dan Memorial.
Devotions; opening selection,
st. John; DR.. G. J. Jordan as q
hero, Mrs. G. r, Andrews: selec-
ton, Bethel; address, Mrs. Mat
tie Williams, Tabernacle; selec-
ton, quartet, Tabernacle; Mis-
sionary offering; remarks by the
president, Mrs. Anna 4. Moore
Mt. Pisgah.
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Mrs. Luella White
To Speak At
Wayman Sunday

Mrs. Luella White Of Wilber-
force, who has recently returned
from educational work in Africa
will be guest speaker on the fifth
Sunday night program at Wayman
A.M.E. church, Sunday evening,
March so at 1880 o'clock The
program is to be given by the
Womcn's Mite Missionary safiaty
of the church. All members u
Missionary societies Of the sever
al churches Of the city and friends
are cordially invited to attend.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-28
A AMUSEMENT PAGE 53oR7s LECTURES
let's get-to-gettin

let's get-to-gettin
Who was Doris Wecb's last
chance Sunday afternoon
Criticisms in sorority certainly
got nltSed iup with sltms ,t.l.,
slurs Peg King made an pii
ogy to Ethel Kennedy ... Dale
Simmons had lot Of talk To-
certain parties Saturday night
" lat Is the joke about Betty,
Huggins and false eeth ? ? Have
you checked the Alpha Chi Gam
mas aorority pins ? ? Where
Jack SIMMONS polo coat ? ?
Cathryn Bobson and ankle sox
Their was some very fine talen
from Toledo In Lima last 9atur
day. They came. to play baske
ball but 1t seems that ONE good
lila vs. Al i. aa-- H.. ~
Csthie Black ieft for Columbuu
early Sunday morning for sev
eral weeks Rod Liston know
q lot Of beat periods I, Rettys
and Charlie really have . fine se.
lection Of the latest records
Notice that. WillanAh Is back
home after Blk weeks in Cley,
land. She and 'Pop" still hav.
things IN domnoh Flora Webl
! in on ! diet i. Why are 50 maj
81 the young girls reforming :
Bud Williams is home after a
everai years. absence. His Cali
fornia tan is really becoming 7.
Why We're So many gir.s sur
rounding Bob Smith Sunda, eve.
We're they questioning hlm Of
Piqua details !? Why was Ethel
Martin "stagging" Sunday nigi.l
-. Bettye Robinson is good
| little girl these dAys S. Seems i
though Florence johnson has
| made change
Who took midnight ride last
Saturday ? ? j? What happened
to the Brown Derby ? Z? +? -.
Harrison has now turned nurs1
maid Why were all the young
..ris nustcrated. Sunday mite at
BYPU Joyce Jones was
all thrills Sunday rs she had q
heavy uate vita some fine talent
ON l'osterlay Calvin Roberts,
who seems 70 be her heart throi
VS.. What il the history behind
the Children's Home ? !? !? Dor
Marie Brown has learned te
write II love you" In Latin
Why weren't Jeanne and Floyd
together Sunday mite !? 2? /? IS.
Ernie DavensSrt handsome
Who was Evelyn. Reynolds's com
pany Saturday mite. Il locke.
ida" Y. Is Freddie Bur
nett still goin, gto Bellfontail.
...e.. Us I I! johnnie Danl
/ Is losing his stride What hi.
happened to the Gamble Well
love affair Does Elton HRmil
Lon sill breeze ninety miles from
here !!sy 4
See you next week keeds
Till then "read the Forum and
keep informed" Yours truly.
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at Linden center, addressing the
Mothers Club. Visiting Nurses
Association at pm.
April A. james Robinson. Ph. D.
speaker in the Dayton schools,
morning sessions.
April 4--James Robinson, Ph.D.
addresses the Mothers Club, De
Soto Bass Courts, 4 pm.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-28
HEALTH WEEK
PROGR AM AT
LINDEN CENTER
MAR. 80 APR. S

March 30 Mass meeting at
$50 pm. at the Linden Com
munity center. DR.. Dorothy
Boulding Fcrebee of Howard
university, principal speaker with
music by Lirden Center Singers.
March 80 to Arril Circular
izing the community with clean
up program
April 4--Jamcs Robinson, Ph.D.
Wherefore university, srcake
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-28
Kidneys Must
Clean 0uiA(ids

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Helping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
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better than In years. A printed guarantee
wrapped around each package OF Cyatex In
unless you are completely satisfied. You have
everything to gain and nothing TO lose under
this positive money back guarantee SO get
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-11-29
kevin-Sunburst Field
1871 Compilations

An No. S S sE s s sw Show o Gp A R ss
No No. ST SEE sw NW s sw 50 R B 1879
Big wAsn MO- Mo- 70 e sEs S|s s55s5vw 20 B B s
IS We; eHa
Big wGna M No. ne o HI s1 hH sTa w "1s 1a sss
Big West Entnsson No i4-s5-sw IS Bbl 1910
Big west-Andeson SEA Nwa Add 2aeo
colone-Kevn No c NEs NV, M-sS-sw SHOW i71s
Colonel OH Add 1898
o 0a n No Sc 6' aw sw o3 oa 1925
oTamey -TTySefser No q
No. Sc NEW. No Sw aow 30 Dbl 1888
NO NO ne Sci NW SssW 80 b. 1878
Hannah R No x s 81 nN Me- s aw Ss Gas Gas s ss
High erayy onEIqmer NTa HE l9s5w Dbl ZIG
Nc o s IS 81 l' 55'w a 80 H B 1929
9 ao Bros 9 No NJ E S oa s~ s s,w show ADD 3
Monna-D No SIS NEl swa
Mis- Government No ; Me- SCI s-s5-5w
N o No N , NE my T1 o Gas aO
Montana Dakoaschmidt No s2l c Sci
Moon H9 No s7 S swi va SEA ss2w Dry ASa
eicher No Nw SEA ll-s6-aw ADD 22lg
-Ha No Ne SEA NV. ii-ss-sw
s a No B SW g NJ ns sT SCI sE 1858" B BS 1929
OHIO Oh Oh Gosns No s sW 9 N N sW % w @ B BS ISL
S9 NC s s. N S. a sE w B RS 1889 1883
Pa Mt NO II o s s Ea sE EN-" B 1872
S Sss NO Mo- S NEE H M w B ls
Ramona Government 2sw
VIVA 2s-s5sw 500 BH lies I7s
sSaBst T1 9 No Mo- eT nw SEA
SILVER en LTD ms no s NV s SW' s% W Rs i
os Ns r Sc S 81 SEE sE Nw w B B
IS z i NV Me- 'w g 81 81 1919 l5S5
Esg no NJ NV NV EW E s s ssw Is B BS 7s
d Mo- s% sWs SCI
on Finding Go No Nwa swa s-sSaM ADD s
Yeaey-shsv No is NV Nwi 1859
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-11-29
Drilling WelIs--Kevin-Sunburst

Agen -aoeddertz sw 23-s53w
16-S5-3W
6-344W
SET 3-35-6W
Coolidge 81 CooldgeA SW SEA 31-36-l
g. Cooidge-Jones No CSL SEA SW3 28-34-lW
Monan 5ovtN 19-35-lW
B Morton No 23-35-3W
Hat Co-A SW3 24-373W 1915
igh Gravity Govt SW3 l8-35-3W Oil 2486
Kalsp in No 4 c
NW3 SEA 6-S62W Rig
Nepstad Hugh il-35-3W Rig
al-Haugan 5Wa SWA 235-3W 1900
en-E No 14-35-2W OH 1858
SEA SEA 0-35-2W $50
SEA 25-373W $50
parSnt -pannster No wv SEA 35-37-3W
poke- ward No 4 NV
PTevoI 81 sfav-Wat NO 10 NE SEA NE 2432w
SW4 S-32-2W Spuddeo
Rmrock Sc SEA NW4 D-35-3W
4, SWa NWa 24%53W 1919
Toes Davidson NV SEA NE4 S-S5N-SW
WardN SEA @-35-3W 1000
Bros-z NW3 NE3 29-35-lW on 1907
Yealey-shaw S5-S6-2W Rig
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-11-29
Cut Bank Oil Field
1871 Compilations

prd 58isal Top lPsy .
De- No Nv NV sGs wv a9sw % Dbl sss
A cOn-EIesei No s cNL Nwa Ii-3a-sw 100 Bbi 2ss5
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sase B s No 81 s E SET Nn aw q 7 B
49, No sw S si NV wv % w so B B s s
CODb-Tri9al 2C2 No Sc SEA Me- 24a2-6w BbL 2oD
s 8 NJ Nv T e sn hH % Is s Bs 81: s
as No NE s SEA a ss" $50 B BS
condated sOs No NE Es sa assa $50 BS @
SasSrfi Ne ny sE S NET w 5 B s
SCI
Bays-T Tribal 9os No Ne Ma Me- 25326w sSs5
Glacier oEI. Me- aoss-sw 80 B6 SSs5
Fuller sEisEi i7-ss-5w 2ss8
oaesF P0duo 6Be No No. s sW W B B sa
Gacer PToduon 1oRhoff No NEi NEl sss5sw IS BS S 5s
Gaci om No No. NM Ew sE 35sw 500 Dbl s
G o GGs So 70 G 5 N sW % 1923 1923 B B s9
Glacier State Is No 10 CI sW 5W 100 Bb 1882
Gsc 65 bsR re nc SCI s M w BS 3s
oasF Wsbeser 9n NO sw s2 N isss4w 70 n s
Production G NEl 4-a2-5w l4O Bb 1926
oer Production No Gel SEA NE 2ssa5w 1876 Bb 2s45
Glacier Production No c SET 4-82-5w 1922
m iaa No Sc SCI SEA iasa5w $50 B6 aS
$3.50
sa S MO- MO- E sen aEs A s5s Show oA ABB 1882
Nc
gent-K rame No
Katey 15-34-6W 10 Bbl 1927
Co-Trib 2s75
1875 SW NEa 19-32-5W 80 Bbl 1892
ParduTrba 1856 NO Sc NEa NE3 l932-5W 1856 Bbl 1855
On-Tribal 13-32-6W 30 Bbl 2785
NV $50 Bbl
NTH / Ol-Gas 1856
RiaFee / SEA 25-34-6W 30 BbI zoos
06e5A 2 5 3-335W BblAbr
l.
Santa RaJacobson No Nyva EWa 17-sS-5W 20 Bbl 90
Tribal NO Is, NE NE3 SWz lO35-6W 1920
c 7-32-5W
Rita Government 07S744B No SW NWa SS2W
santa Rita-Sen No G NW3NJWa 2l-32-5W 2790I
1O-35-6W
Rta-Jaco 23-37-5W
Rita Rasmussen NO G SW3 SW4 33-33-5W
CIVIL NEa Sci 32-33-5W
32-33-5W
ami Rita-Jord @ 7-s2-5W
SW3 19-34-5W {
wiley Nw3 SW S1-345W
CsL NW3 NEa 7-S4-5W
NO 2 G NWA SW4 2l-35-6W Bb.
No. NE SEA SW 35-35-6W 100 BbL 1858
16-32-5W :
NE3 20-35-6W DRY :
20-32-5W Z
19-32-5W \
exaco-WnEs NO 2 SW SW3 SW3 2O-S2-5W 152 BbL \
exacoM Jones NO @ SEA NW3 6-S4-5W IS BbL 1920 \
No. G SWa SEA 633-5W :
8-32-5W :
Nc. !
2 Sc SEA SEA 18-32-5W
1s32-5w
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-11-29
CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS


Farmers State CNL NEa l7-3s-5w
SEA 3-35-6W
Cobb-Trtbal 206 SW NW3 SW2 19-32-5W
Consolidated 172 No sw NWs 1s-3s-5w
Glacier Froducton-Batey No l. G NEa SW 7-335W 1920
Glacier FroductonBonnet Center Lot 4s25W
Glacier ProductonG NO NW M33-5W Oil
Production Maby CsL SET 53s-5w Dbl
Glacier Prod Corrigeau No sW NW Nwa 23s5w OH 1900
-Rigney 2s76
Glacier Production 3 c 18-33-5w IS
Hanlon-Trfbal 1856 Sc NE NEa S0s2-5w 2slOl
Eanlon- Tribal 1876 No sw NWaNEa sO-S2-5w Rig
SW3 434-6W
les 3O32-5W
Iawer- -Clarkson No 2 SW SW3 SWa 9335W 1O25
e 3
Par / 13-32-6W
Par On-Tribal 2O4 No. NV Lot 3 326W 240O
Ria-State No. NE4 SEA 25-33-6W 1885
Santa NW3
ta-Trb SEA NEa 3356W 1925
Tarrant-Lenor No Nwa l7-S1-5w Rig
Bonnet @ 8325W
Teasco Iandqlis No owl NEa Nws 2o-s2-5w 1877 Bbl @
err Morgan No /
Texaco- Morrison NO 10 d swa Nw a2sssw 1876 2s7
No 4 1s-52-5w IS BbL 1887
Texaco- Govt B. NO s. @ Lot 2 2O-s2-5w 1870
VT<nson a Potter-Trfbai 2 NWa Nwa 7-s2-5W
NeLC Locations Bank
Texaco-state C swa l6-s2-5w Rig
Texaco-covt A G 17-s25w Location II
wuUFRED DTsTRECT-(COntfnued)
judith Operating psunocs NO swa asaN-l7E
w. W. Tony-ssats No CNI4 962aN-I7E 40
NStnne@ota -Feubol NO / sE hoo
SIMMONS cker 70 sW 52s
wINNETT DISTRICT
! Sc SWz Spudding
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
Laurel 70 1 Nw 7-2s-2R $50
~w,r r,S S~nnywvrurrrroN IN zwuw srynar0~r wAnowR
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-11-29
Active Oil and Gas Fields
Depth
Location

Operator Landowner Location Depth
TsuAoo-Uni No c SEA Nwa i0-1s-lsS Dry ADD ss
gs s 9 rs n rs sy ''H II, s 81 @
S8 88ssss: s. y ~ ~ y, ~ sss lo
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6aa:ia6SV Nc Nc 81 - e w Y. a59sG
Gas NEs iasE
k1S1s Nelson o q gw SEl s NE ,s aE waite. ADD M
5!ss
AID $50
Montana Gas 0s No sow SEA sw' F 1gsI15 Location
Montana Gas case! No y s = NV sn % 6 as g g
81, f ... .
BOWDOIN GAS DOME
U Uaies No No. $40 LOT s ssassE $4,000 Gas
U Uia NO NO. s S CIVIL NE NE 7E sisoOS1 Gas s
S SS 81 s. sssss sa l dss @
BOX ELDER GAS FIELD
Independent Jas swa ss2-17E 200
American No NE sws !s-sN.25E a@
Rowland ct al-woOdward NO SEA SEA aOi4-2aE 300
Recharle No c SEA NvV 2l5N-aOE Water ADD sos
Cherry Ridge synd Add 1910
-TIeltge No. Sc SEA swa 2l-s1,5E lilo
s9BH:: Ne 5 N SET en- ao s ' S'''aA ACCOM-
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