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COLLATERAL AT AUCTION.
dated Washington. D. c. July 10, 1928,
payable on demand. default having oc-
CURED in the payment thereof. and at the
sell at public suction. within our. once,
Room 435. Southern Building. Washingon,
2: G. on THURSDAY. THE TWENTY
O'CLOCK Pm. the following described
collateral. to wit: One real estate note in
the amount Of $4,000 90. purporting to
be secured By q flrst deed OF trust on
Lot 15 in Square 1905.
Terms Of sale: All cash.
All parties In interest please take notice.
THO6. J. OWEN a. SON. Aucts.
my22.25,2
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

Want to trade either for occupancy or
ownership. 7-room. 3-bedroom. 112-bath
home. close to schools, stores and one
fare Transportation for home Of like value
in Chicago. What have you? Phone
Sligo 3SO1
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FARMS FOR SALE.

CULPEPER AND APPAHANNoCK CoUN.
sizes and prices. BROWNING REAL ES-
TATE AGENCY. Culpeper. Virginia
SMALL FARM OR INVESTMENT PROP
erty, 10 acres with cottage, extra-fne cin-
miles from Arlington. 5 miles from Alex
andria. CHI 1922.
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY PLACE
Montgomery Co., Md.-25 acres, II miles
ern improvements. double garage. barn.
tenant and chicken houses. good repair:
Beautiful .shrubbery and trees fruits Of
ance easy terms FRANCIS L. THOMPSON.
III w, Monte. ave- Rockville. Md. Rock
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FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBLIC
Nay is. Ig42-SEALED BIDS will be re-
ceived at the once of the District Engineer,
Public Roads Administration, Room 123.
Winder Building 18th and F streets NV.
washington, D. c., until IL O'Clock am,
T. w T. June 5. 1a42. for the construction
war Department Building-Road Network.
Arlington County, Virginia. The approx
mate quantities of the more important
items are as follows: $4,000 cubic yards
crete. 100000 pounds reinforcing steel.
10000 linear feet concrete pilins. Minimum
on this project have been fxed by the
Secretary of Labor as required by law.
Plans. specifica tions and proposal forms
Engineer Public Roads Administra ton.
Room 123. Winder Building. 18th and F
streets NV WASHINGTON. D. C.. H. J.
SPELMAN, District Engineer. my1a,22
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TRAllERS FOR SALE.

LOVELY 3-RM. DEMONsTRATOR. elec.
refg Attractive discount Other bargains.
See quick. Elcar Coach Co.. Canary Trailer
Park BerWyn, Nd
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

HUDSON 1888 convertible brougham g.
pass, 112 series; 4 practically new tires
and chassis perfect, new top and paint job
desirable, S4O0 or best offer must sell this
MERCURY 1941 sedan-coupe: this car is
se new in every espeSet driven ngd 9ay
tiealiy new tires ali around: better see it
quick it viii hissSeE Il sSIe f05 60 the % %S1pad balance
New York and Florida Ayes. NE.
MERCURY 194l 4-door sedan: equipped
lent black finish; only 1895. WATA guar
PARKWAY. 305l M st. NV. MI. O1s5:
OLDS 1889 de luxe "6" business coupe;
wheel shifting control. sun:metal original
rood tires This is a real barsain, s4s5.
between k and L. Republic 1851.
sa mOae sgs n.s 5dGer .
% ful and % Injurious car eG that ii viii serve You
arfsn tas Ai = MoR o
IFordl, 18th st. NV. between K and L.
Republic 325l.
PACKARD 1888 d. ]. Gus Q20) sedan: ab-
terms Mr. Roper. 1870 r 1 ave ne e.
shape. good tires. Call WO. 1892.
PACKARD coupe; sparkling new black
paint. fine motor. good tires: only S265,
LOVING MOTORS, 1919 M st. NV.
PACKARD 1941 '12O' beautiful 4-dr
age Randolph 4O92.
PACKARD 1910 convertible coupe; white
wall tires with very little mileage; direct
Sheridan GARAGE. Michigan 500.
PACKARD 1887 convertible sedan; six
top: s44ss EEL @ @aath and and sAss. sts. .n,v, h1r
PACKARD 1910 model 120 touring sedan;
radio. heater. excellent tires: splendid
family car for SS75. ZELL4 oath and N
SITS NV. Republic O145.
PLYMoUTH 1888 4-door sedan: good tires.
Phone MA. 1646 until 8 pm.
PLYMOUTH 1887 2-door touring sedan:
good cond, good tires; want responsible
person to take over payments. co. 2645
RILYMoTTH 1ss7 fGar-deST our sSgo trunk Al
1921 Conn. Ave Wo s4Oo.
PLYMOUTH 194I special de luxe 2-door
eeiient condition. Ffsnkiin $3.50. e-s m
PLYMOUTH 1886 2-door sedan; extra good
condition; good rubber, motor o. K; yours
New r5?n TIs.sfF .ss E,sE2sl s9 I9T; QEs.. NE.
PLYMOUTH 1884 coupe and coach; eco
nomical transportation: S65 each. Victory
Sales 5S06 Ga ave.
PLYMOUTH 194l de luxe coupe; heater,
original green finish. practically new tires;
j owner name on request. tailored seat
covers. 30-day written guarantee: S645
LOGAN SERVISCENTER, 20l7 Va. ave.
NV ME 2SIS.
PLYMOUTH 1941 special de luxe 4-door
sedan: 5000 miles: 5 tires like new. radio
and heater: S7s5: no trade at this price.
Chevy Chase Motor Co.. 7105 Wisconsin
ave. WI. 1885. Open Sun. 1-6.
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DICK BASSETT,

ARLINGTON, VA.
New. 5-room brick BUNGALOW. with un-
finished attic, full basement, h.-w.h.: close
in location: price, Ss250; terms.
Also 3-year-old 1-room. 2-bath brick
house in excellent condition, oil burner,
air conditioned. recreation room and
maids room and bath in basement. at
tached garage: large wooded lot: price,
S12.500; terms.
RENT.
Store 3O'x7e' in Westover section, Ar
hnetor. Va: monthly rental. Sl00. This
GEO H. RUCKER CO..
1903 N. Courthouse Rd.,
AL; Ua NY 01QS
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TIRES WANTED.

WANTED. tire and tube. either 425xI2 or
4.50x12. Phone WO. 69ss.
TIRES, tubes, 60Ox16, wanted, In ex-
change for Colonial artificial fireplace.
complete with electric log. andirons. rail;
cost. $50. GIL 2452
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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, D. c.. WASHINGTON.
May 21 1912. Sealed proposals will be
until 10 am. June 3. for furnishing
cement asbestos pipe. schedule No. 1898.
For specifications and information apply
to Room $50. District Building.
MY0l % %
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASINO COMMISSION-CASH
! personally will pay cash for houses,
fats. stores or apartment houses. G. G.
DUTY 1924 Vermont ave. MA 44S2.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-sl MILES D. c. LINE
5foan rooms ,rtT. modern sott:.s, furnished; |
North a.e 1esa. after Reses pS ssoo season. Call
FOR SEASON, wELL-FURNsHED cor
tage electrically equipped. 80 miles from
washington: Transportation being arranged;
restricted. RA. 1919 after 8 pm.
FOR sALE--LARGE COTTAGE, RE-
sMrH esasasecs s4os nta
pike. Arlington. Va Oxford 2O3S.
CHERRY AVE, NORTH BEACH PARK-6-
inside toilet; reasonable rent. Wo. 67i7.
NICELY FURNISHED COTTAGE ON SEW
ern River. near Annapolis and Herald
Harbor; rent ress. TAYLOR 1143.
LOG Log CABINS; s2 MILES FROM D: G.. 8
families. AMI rock iEa n1ep1.ess Ss ro.boss, sDnsa
Ing and boating Several from Navy Dept.
Ssss sSs Esst Es sc s6s
Chestnut 1908.
SELECT NOW COTTAGE ON BAY, NEAR
riyeys; wYGn 600 Go up low terms Lots Lots
tsee SIS; attractively furnished. ami,
near clubhouse; q real buy; restricted: near
bus; immediate occupancy; see Saturday
and Sunday VIC: 1880. "a.
OFFICES FOR RENT.
HAVE 2-5rCRY BRICK AND STONE
building on 14th St. close downtown busi-
ness section. containing 1000 So IT.: will
remodel into modern ONCE building to suit
tenants requirements. Wo. 1929.
FIRST FLOOR. FRONT WINDOW STREET
entrance. Thomas Circle, 15x6O; $50
month. MR.. DOUTHAT. Burlington Hotel.
District 1892.
sisting Of 2 rms. completely furn, desks,
typewriters etc. MA. 1914 between IL
and ..
BROOKLAND. CORNER 18th AND IRVING
sts ne u2O4 Irving)-4OO 50. it.. dis
play window. excellent for manufacturer's
once or showroom: rent, S35. MR.. GER
BER. National 2345
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTEp.

LIVING QUARTERS WITH SPACE FOR
Office for small construction firm and
storage for auto. truck and tools; NV.
D. c. or nearby Nd or Va; one years
lease required. Box 90-D. Star. @5'
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AUCTION SALES.
FvJTvID,E
COLLATERAL AT AUCTION.

THOe. J. OWEN q SON, -AUCTIONIERo,
Southern Building.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALg.
(Continued.) }

BUICK 1910 super de luxe sedan: radio
and heater. Al condition. fully Guaran-
teed . real buy at only Ss96; will suit the
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PLYMOUTH 194l de luxe coupe; heater,
original green finish. practically new tires;
j owner. name on request: tailored seat
covers. 30-day written guarantee: S645.
LOGAN SERVISCENTER, 20l7 Va. ave.
NV Me 2SIS
PLYMOUTH 1871 special de luxe 4-door
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CHEVROLET 1883 Master de luxe o-door
black finish. exceptionally good tires all
around, motor has been completely over
hauled in our shop: this is the buy you
ries q 3O-day written guarantee. LOGAN
SERyISCENTER, 2017 Va. ave. NV. ME.
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TRAILER CENTER
HORNER'S CORNER,
POPULAR MAKES.
X850 Up

COVERED WAGON - REDMAN NEW
MOOE-ALMA SILVER MOON-ROYAL
AND AMERICAN ALSO USED TRAnERS.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC,
5th & Fla. Ave. NE. FIR. 1921.
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Cut Bank Oil Field
1912 COnapletions


Castle sw NWa Nw 1855
Cobb -Jeffres s35-sw
-TeSacc.Fee No. NE Me- sEs s-sS-sw Be 5000
Cobb-Tribal 21l Swa ls-S25W Bhl 2ee2
Consolidated Gas1rbal No 2 Sc sEa sWt lO34-6W is Dbl 1921
Frances On-TTiha 20l SEz NEa 30-s25W
Frances OnTribal Isl SW3 NW3 S0325w l55 Dbl SO
Glacier FoductonThayer SWa NE3 28S35W 80 Bb 5000
50 Dbl 2e
Glacier ProduconB 10 C Lot 2 432-5W 50 Bb 2
q Bb SO57
Glacier Production Bonnet No 83-ss-5w
Glacier G NET Bb 2SS2
Production Miller 9 NEs NV 32S35W Dry-Abd $3.50
l7-ss-5W
Glacier @ Bbl 2945
AGcDOugali 2s2
No 10 29-ss-5W
Hanlo 1928
Haggery Tribal is5 No 2 Sc Nwa sw4 I8-s25w
Indian Esechoft No Lot 10 Sec s-S46W ITO Bbl 29S
Kulberg- Tribal No NEa 1918
rClarkson NO sW sWa sW4 9-SS-5w u Bbl 2sI
Lew Bud,TIDsl No G sw NV isv325w B Bo 9 2sp
OlTribal 2O4 No Lot l3326W IS Bbl 291O
Santa Rita Jacobson No SEA swa 72s-5w $50 Bbl SolS
Santa RaTb No II CIVIL sWa sw5 3s5-6W Show ON ADD 20s
Tarran-Ienoh No / sW swa NWa l73l-5W Dry-Abd 2Ss
SCI 3346W Dry ADD SOLO
Santa Rta-Klen No. G NEa NWa 2l-32-5W IS BoL SS0g
2O-s3-5w $50 Bbl 2s5Il
ta-Jo G i8-32-5W l55 bbl ESQ
@ Ma O345w sOOOM Gas ESQ
Santa Ria-sae No c SEA SEA I2-Ss-6w 800 BbL OIS
B 29-33[W 70 BbL $500
EEa 25S46W 100 BbL 1880
NE Nw Nwa 3s25W 80 BbL S0O
NO 5 @ Lot Sec 20-325W % BoL 21Ss
Texaco- sws 16%25w l72 Bb 1850
Govt Nc. SEA swa 17-s2-5w 225 Bbl 25SS
G 32-33-5W 30 BbL 2960I
7325W lO2 Bh 2sIs
Lindqust No NwA NEs 2O-s2w IL BoL 2sSo
Miller SW3 SE4 29-S3-5W 1T Bb 2sS5
-Idndqust G Lot Sec 2O-S2-5W Suspended
Texaco- Lindqust 2O32-5W Show Oh ADD N75
C SEA SEA 29-S3-5W 40 5ni S
Il SEA sw3 1632-5W lO BoL SSo
Texaco- herburn 2 NEa Nws lO-346W y Bb S0
MO- NO. NWs NWs i7-sa-5w
NEs 2s-356W Show on I'D 1O
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-09-19
HOWELL HARRIS
STORY RELATED
BY CATTLEMAN
SENATOR DAN RI
LEY HARKs BACK TO EARLY
DAYS OF WEST

Senator Dan Riley, pioneer cattle
man of southern Alberta, was remin-
iscing recently and told the story Of
Howell Harris, early trader into this
region from Montana, and other from
tier personalities.
Said the picturesque senator, who
still lives on ranch on the Highwood
river where numbers of notables in
GLIDING the duke Of Windsor have
ranches:
THE first large herd Of cattle came
into this region in 1882. However,
around 1876 Lafayette French and o.
H. Smith had already established
themselves west of what is now High
River on the old Fort Benton -Edmon-
ton trail. Besides keeping an inn they
ran small herds Of cattle and horses.
They also broke up and cultivated 40
acres of land and raised fine crops.
Later they started a ranch on the
Highwood which was sold to Ings
brothers.
Man such men chose the foothills
to settle after their business as In
dian traders had been interfered with
by Indian treaties. For instance, Buck
Smith located a small herd Of cattle
west Of French and used a brand
known as the sRian Hootler.' Buck was
called the best shot west Of the Mis-
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NeU Locations Cut Bank

Consolidated oas-Frary Sc Nw3 SEA 24-S26w
Glacier Observation-Disclosures No. SEA SWa 2O-3S-5W
Glacier Production-Baiey No. C SW3 SWa 7-35-5W
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State School Board
Meet Set Dec. 7-8

The 18th annual convention Of the
Montana School Boards association
will be held in Butte Dec. 7 and 8,
J. L. Gleason of Livingston, secretary
Of the association, announced.
The theme of the convention win
stress the part education plays in the
war effort.
During coming years, the public
schools will be faced with the tre-
mendous task Of training the only
available supply Of manpower reserve"
Gleason said. High schools over the
state are inaugurating courses Of study
in mechanical and aeronautical sub
jects for young men and military
training may find a place in our high
school curriculum. School boards and
administrators will be required to car
~ on an expanding educational pro-
gram and at the same time maintain
a high standard Of teaching funda-
mentals."
A. E. Dye Of Roundup is president
Of the school boards group. Vice presi-
dents are E. H. Newell Of Lewistown,
Fred TRADER Of Great Falls and w.
F. Stieg Of Plevna.
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the party saw several hundred indians
galloping toward them. The wagons
we're at once corraled and the cattle
driven inside. When about 200 yards
from the Harris party the Indians, in
full war paint. halted and the chief
rode up to them. In the sign language
he intimated he wished to talk. Young
Harris asked the chief what he want
ed and the chief in reply enumerated
so many sacks of flour, sugar, etc, so
many boxes Of tea and other merchan-
disc. In fact, he wanted practically
everything In the outfit.
Chief Splits In His Face
Harris pluckily told him he could
have nothing The chief spit in his
face. Harris hit him and the young
chief fell to the ground. A wild whoop
at once went up from the Indians.
Harris said he thought his time had
come-2O0 Indians against 3 white
men. Just then he noticed the Indians
stopped their Warlike demonstration.
over the hill came a man riding a
large black horse, in full gallop.
when the stranger reached the
circle of Indians he asked Harris the
cause of the trouble. Harris told him.
Then the stranger addressed the In
dams: Leave this man alone. II you
modest him again have 400 breeds
camped on the river and I will clean
you out"
The rider was Gabriel Dumont,
leader Of the Crees In their buffalo
hunts and their wars against the
and later Louis Riel's first
lieutenant in the northwest rebellion.
Howell Harris. after many years
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kevin-SunburSt Field
1912 Compilations


-Goeddertz
Ou-Goedd@z No. Bbl 1905
Agen OnsGodderz n-Abd iTI
Berry e No 1883
No / Gas-S
Vest c also
Bhl OIL 1928
Black Label-State 6S52W OnAbd 1880
G
Bbl Add
BbL 1915
OnAbd
NE 24-35-3W BbL 1855
S 29-35-3W BbL ITO
eld-Zac hor No
A 9
oil Co-State A 2 36362W /
Oil iva B l335-2W
Oil CoState 36-36-2W
Handbook await No. NE NE3 l2-S5-2W Bbl 43
z c
Kali No 2 3352w
2-35-3W
al-Hegerson SEA SEA 2s351W IS Bbl 1885
14-35-2W Bbl
ParenD Davis No G
!
Prevol & No
& Shay-Wa No " Is
&c 9 1913
& 70 Q
l2-35-3W IS Dbl 1877
mrock- chnldt No 8
chmidtN No
20-S5-lW 100 Bbl 1880
Bros 29-S5-lW BbL 1850
Yealey-shaw NE NE SW3 S5-S62W Show on-Abd 1913
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-09-19

souri,.
Another early cattleman was John
Quirk who had made a strike in the
placer gllches in Montana. He and
his wife, a charming woman, settled
on the present site of High River but
shortly after moved to Sheep Greek
and ranched-"
Turning to the colorful Howell Har-
ris, the senator recalls that the first
building on the Highwood was erected
between 1860 and 1865. 1t was known
as Fort Splice and was built by the
Harris who later became manager Of
a great cattle outfit-the Circle. In
1882, Senator Riley homesteaded the
piece of land on which the early day
post was situated. The remains Of the
log structure we're still visible.
Continuing, the senator said wood.
water, grass and shelter combined TO
make this spot a favorite camping
ground of the Indians on their travels
from the Blackfeet reserve to the
south.
when only II years of age Howell
Harris came to the northwest terri
tories in charge Of trading outfit.
He had three bull teams. They were
constantly on guard against hostile
Indians. This was not the first trip
Harris had made into this region but
it was the first time he had been in
charge Of an outfit. The outfit be-
longed to the Conrad brothers Of
Montana, pioneer traders and cattle
men. In their precautions against the /
Indians they were guided largely by 1
the activities of the buffalo with
which the country teemed at that
time. If the buffalo were quiet there
we're no Indians in the country, If they
we're restless it was sign to look
1ut for redskins.
Shortly after crossing the line be-
sween Canada and the United States,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-09-19
DRILLING WELLS

NE l635-3W Location
10 2335-3W Rig Up
Anglo Am
Black l6-35-2W Rig
/ SW4 3-32-2W OM Gas 1888
SW NE3 SEA 3l-S6-lW Rig
A SW NEa NW3 35-36-2W Rig
Harnan &
Hardro A ii SW NE3 NW3 3636-2W Rig
Mitchell NEi SW3 24-37-3W 1915
Hardrock wa SW3 l3-352W Show on 1852
6-36-2W rig
Tanefa d- rrnne No 4 wv 2s-35-iW
Nerfrne Seehrook No a sW NEa SYa
an.Enoernoen No ! NE NWA I4-s5-2W
parr.nt~ SSc Anime No gw Nv1 sEs25 -s7-sW
pata~o, g Govt No Sc ls-s5-3W
. CSIN
No NJyv5 Me-
2o5Joo fS Barren. 1annfer No sWs
Smith -Covt5 B35-2W
NE3 2l-35-2W ADO o
No NE SEA SWa 24-5b-5W loVV
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-09-19

er; Mrs. Vida Lawson, Joseph A.
White, George White, Mrs. Olive Nix
on, MRS. Kate Walrath, hr. and MRS.
Martin Cunniff. Mr. and mrs. q. Ham
son, Richard Bloom. Asrs. Hannah
Brusgard, mrs. Molly 0oss, James
Wilson, Jack Lambert, Jack Sanders.
Charles ana I'd Wheeler. MRS. Tom
Gibson and Ars. Caroline Barrett.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-09-19
Gun BANK DRILLING WELLS

SEA 1932-5W 100 Bb M
a FSese NO o
Cohh No 2 @ Lot 2 sec.
Cr,rn weave No 2 w 1910
Emerson Co tribal 2 1850
Frances 1-TTihaI 2of No 3 G SW3 1881
A
Me- SW 333W 10 BoL 2g
No @
alchof SEA 36-52-6W snow On-Do
Sc SW3 NEa N-S2-oW
Reagen- NV3 NEa G27-7W On SsVo
Santa pie v1nck No , NEs NVa 23-346W
SAINT 1 SWs NEa 23-S7-5W 80 1SoL
Rta-Va Sci 30-34-5W
ta-AI C NWa 29-33-5W zsOO
SEA SEA 24-32-6W SIoO
-SmauG 12-356W Z2OOOM Gas
NW3 NE 2l-325W SoOo
CSovt0 @ NE3 NW3 I7-32-5W SoO0
g. Sc SEA SEA 1-32-6W %Szo
NeU Locations Bank
Consolidated Location
NO G RigI
.aJer EsI51cton NO 2 G SW3 Materials
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-09-19

AUGUSTA - Mrs. william jain,
who makes her home here with her
daughter, MRS. w. e. Bernier. cele-
brated her 8Oth birthday recently.
Augusta, with a population Of scarcely
more than 800, boasts more than a
sc0re Of octogenarians. Among them
are J. n Carmichael prominent
sheepgrower; Ed Bone. cattle ranch
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-09-19

north Of the border. returned to Mon
tana where he took up residence. But
his name is inscribed in the annals
Of pioneer days in this region.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-09-19

OIL Of cloves, used in medicines and
scented soaps, is made by distilling
cloves in water.
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New Locations KeUin-Sunburst

Agen- coeddertz No 81 23-a5-3w spuddng
Ca Fee NJ SCI 13-S52W Hug
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-09-19
Active Oil and Gas Fields
Depth
Operator
BAKER GLENDIVE

Operator
BAKER-GLENDIvE
gsss no Mn NEs Nw eaE rs s on sSS
s s ss n S = ~ y. o S. SIS s
Allotted aas No ne zA NV Ewa 4-ssS-sW Rig
BowEs GAS FIELD
Montana CASSIE NO Sc 0 sE sva sMisE sOo Gas
Montana j sEs
1919 o M sws sws si-isE show
BOX ELDER GAS FIELD
G Gas 1900
BRoADvIEW DOME
BUTTON BUTTE
ct y / 2O-l4-2E 800
Rehsl-ruoutreltges NO j Sc SEA sws 2i-slsE 1900
smith HINES ss s So ss ST '''aH ssSs Gas IS IS
smith -no~ss TN No sw swa SEA 7-ss-2E
smith sssTOnsS No sws s 11ssar ehow e on
7ss5sE 4s sSSaT o a 1925 s
No SD RVg sg ssos RgSTHr0F snow onADs m
Alex Beaton NO / SEA SEA 2s-ss-2sE l7ss
FLAT coULEE OIL FIELD
Hamilton ct j Nor swa 1O-s7-5E Oil 2s7s
Rowland Mink NO. SEA Nwa s5-IsS5n 7@
FLATHEAD BASIN
HOrr-Jensen COrp-shertf l Nwa Nwa 24-sO-2lw S5
rs-ran Ascpheers NO Gel SEA SEA a5-sO-2lw sa5
Edwards 8 cauisOn No l sEaNws25-ss-5E l74l
Fink NO NE SEA NV 100
IOTHAIR STRUCTURE
Oil Ed 232-SE Waoer-Aoo zzoO
LUTHER-Fox DOME
Tarrant-Heare No 2 l46s-sE l4OO
STRUCTURE nor
Tsrrant- v NO NJ, 4 : cA NF sE, 2s-S82w
TsTTsnt 1eseffenay ~ No 6 Oil 1924
MISSION DOME
5ss6aSP PssIom a No. IS Sc SEA swa aCs-E
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Billion Shortage
In 1912 Tools,
Kanz|er Says

4 There will be a billion-dolla
machine tool shortage in 1914.
because OF the steppedup produc
ton rate Of the converted automo
tive industry, according TO Ernes
c. Kanzler, War Production BoarC
car OF the industry.
Machine tools will be so scare,
that they Will be drafted from
some plants to do more important
work in other plants. Kanzlel
predicted at his second press con
ference since assuming supervision
OF the plants here.
FIGURES SHOW SHORTAGE
"a total Of 81, IOO. 900. 900 ma
chine tools and $3.50, 000, 900
worth of cutting tools will be
produced in 1872" stated kan/-
Ter. But requirements for 1912
have been estimated AT $4,000
000, 900 worth of machines tools
and $500, O00, 900 worth Of cut
ting tools.
with this ~. 900. 600. 900 short
age In the machln tool prOduc-
ton, careful distribution Of
machines and cutting tools N
necessary 10 obtain maximum
utilization. Such distribution will
he determined largely by rela-
tive Importance Of he end
products being made by various
manufacturers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Jap Legation
Arsenal Barred

! MEXICO CITY. Feb % lINS)
Mexican secret service men
today conh>catcd 3S machine guns.
10 cases Of l.fle, and scores Of
pistols found in a search of the
ormer japanese legation and IN
ended according TO police. for
80 in death ~ glory stand
sain>t Mexican authorities.
No,ha.k Niura the former Jap
#e-e minister now IN route "a
ilc United States fof lnternmcut
q Hot Springs. had planned 10
Ne the weapons o-re-fst ticpoi'id.
nm police aid.
N.Wi abandoned Dbl, plan when
7 Nd. oTUVTTT ~ Tdrtl0 TTOIT1
TkIo 20 obey the Mexican author
if#. p was said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
ENDS SUNDAY NIGHT

J 3 ogden. manager OF tho J
L. Hudson Companys electrical
appliance department, reported
SPECIAL interest in the new kitchen
field.
We have three demonstration
kitchens set up 10 give people an
idea of what can be worked out
In their own homes In different
price ranges" ogden said. "Our
salespeOple have been busy with
Interested families practically
every minute the show has been
open"
The show closes ~ II p m. Sun
day Doors are open daily from
10 m TO II p m