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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-17

The Church School meets al 3:45
IN the parish hall under the leader
ship OF iGiss Mildred LANG.
The intermediate Youth Fellow
ship nj 7 D. m. will deal with the
question: "f'hc Meaning Of Prayer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-17
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL
Sunda", January Is,
Z 1890 A. M.

lO.3U n. M.
Order of Morning Worship
Prelude: Intern mo, from Sonata
III, Borowski
The Professional Hymn Gracious
Spirit. Dwell With Me.
The Call TO Worship, Invocation
and Lords Prayer.
Anthem: Holy Art Thou. Handel,
Responsive Reading Selection
6l0-Rejoicing In Gods Mercy.
Gloria Patri.
Baritone Solo. In Thee o Lord,
DO Put NY Trust, Spicker.
The Scripture Reading.
Prayer.
Oifertory Quartet: . God, From
Whom All Holy Desires, Thimnn.
DoXology.
Childrcns Sermon.
Hymn Brig tly CLEANS Our Ban
ner.
The Sermon: "Chiang Kai -shek.
Man Of Faith. DR.. George w
Shepherd.
The Recessional Hymn March
On, O Soul, with Strength.
Benediction.
Post!ude. Sortie, In G, Foote.
The flowers Sunday will be In
memory OF Rev. II. Dewitt Will
liams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-17

Discussion subject VIII be Great
Patriots Ancient and Modern.
MISS Jean eastman Is The leader
OF The meeting With Miss Lois Ron
inson, Miss Evelyn Rove, Jack Fin
lay and Lendall Maxim assisting III
he disCuNNlon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-17
Speaker
NAngatuck Church
Directory
CONGREGATIONAL,


The junior intermediate and sen
Tor departments Of the church school
will meet at 9.45 a. IN. The begin
ners and primary department will
met at II O'Clock.
Morning worship will be held at II
O'Clock. The minister, Rev. Edward
II, Hance, will preach on "The Ines
capable God.
Children's subject Captain Lend
a-hand," "a Stocking Story
Music: Introductory voluntary,
Canon In Is Minor" Schumann;
anthem, "Cherubim Song" Rimsky-
Korsakoff; offertory, Thou Didst
Leave Thy Throne Matthews; con-
GLIDING voluntary, professional
March," Guilmant.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
will meet at p. m. Mrs Charles
p. Rodenbach will speak on Man
ncrs for Whatp For Whom?"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-17

Up and about. Old friends Of Bert AcOsta In the
Naugatuck Valley will be glad to learn that the veteran
flyer Is on his feet again after touch Of pneumonia
He was admitted 10 Bellevue Hospital, New York ON
December 70 and discharged Thursday morning.
Bert who has been credited with almost every feat IN
the flying lexicon and who has transA tIantc
crossing 10 his credit Is residing Lexington Ave
nue. In N. Y. 9.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-17
WINTER NOG
Good Evening.

In still lagoons where night tides lay
Too deep 10 be quite drained away
Rising above the cloud these,
Killed islands, rounded tops OF trees.
And smoke Is a white banner drawn
Across the faint flush OF the dawn,
Waverng lines that turn and tybl
From farmyards hidden IN the mist.
The roads are glinmerng long linked pools
Where cars move sleek fish In schools,
Following streaming ways that bend,
without beginning, without end
Strange passage through an inland sea,
That has no halbor and quay,
That bIinfs no land TO explore,
And breaks no wave upon shore
trara King Carleton in the Christian Science Monitor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-17
HILLSIDE CONGREGATIONAL

GAS a. IN. Sunday School and BIZ
BILE classes. The morning worship
in English at II O'Clock. The ser
mon topic Is when To Look OPP"
The evening service at7:30 O'Clock.
There will be another sermon in the
Life of Christ" series.
There win be a mid-Weck meeting
on Thur6day at p. N. for fellow
ship In prayer and in praise.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-17

FIRST METHODIST
Rev. John J. SnaveIy, DID, Pastor

Choir: Charles w. Platt, director
and bass, Miss Margaret II. Mitchell,
soprano; Mrs Ronald f.. Jones,
contraIto; William M Blair, tenor,
Mrs. Edwin II. Jones, organist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-17
Lutheran
IHOMASTON BETHLEHEM
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
North Main st. at Electric Ave,

Rev. H. Einar Kron, pastor.
Sunday, tuary 49, Second sun
day after Epiphany.
Sunday School convcnea 1T 1000
a. m, with Frank o. Benson IN
charge.
! Divine worship at 300 y. m, when
The topic Of the sermon win be
Jesus Presence HalloWs the Home. ="
Tuesday, January 20. Church
choir VIII meet at 1880 p. IN.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-17
Services Tomorrow

Services Tomorrow
Morning Worship, 1890
Organ Prelude. ArioSo," Rogers
Professional Hymn; Spirit OF
God, Descend Upon Ny Heart
Call to Worship by the choir
Prayer Of Confession followed by
The Lords Prayer
Choir Anthem: Give Ear O
Lord, PattiSon
Responsive
Gloria Patri
Scripture Reading: Isaiah 1917
Pastoral Prayer with Choir Re
Spouse
Offering Soprano Solo. "Voices
OF The Sky, Matthews
Hymn: Jesus Calls Us Ger the
Tumult"
Sermon: your Own Name Call
ed" Dr. John J. SnaVcly
Benediction with Choir Response
Organ Postludc: PoStlude on st
Thomas, Burdctt
The flowers Sunday viii be given
by Mrs. Eliza ...night and Miss
Leonofa Knight In loving memory
OF Charles j. Knight.
The Church School classes for
younger children meet at 11:05 i'm
nediately following the second
morning hymn, High school and
adult dEcuSSlon groups meet at
1885. Woodruff Assembly for men
VIII meet In the sanctuary at l. 40.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-17
SALEM LUTHERAN

Second Sunday After Epiphany
Jesus IN the Home of Bacheus duke
19:1-1W
Ushers Rudolph Anderson, Ar
thur Parsons.
900 a. m. Swedish. Junior Choir
sings.
1000 Il. m. Bible School. Auto
service. Emil s. tOhs, Henry john
son.
II 100 Il. m. English. Senior Choir
sings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-17

Buck Private Danny GugliOtti former pride of the
Democrat back room and morgue is stil holding forth
up at Fort Prcbe Maine where he Is with the Ordnance
Department Almost thought Danny would be with us
for election day He seldom misses Dorothy Car
ney Dunn Is still on sick leave the WeknoWn North End
resident having been laid up days back with
throat Mr. and Mrs "Bi McCiraW OF Detroit are
nouncng the birth OF daughter Detroit Thursday aft
ernoon Both wellknoWn where Bill has a mum
Der OF relatives He's presently appearing with the Radio
City 0lec Club Gov Robert A. Hurley visitor at
Democratic Campaign Headquarters prior to his radio
address Thursday night and shook hands with all party
workers gathered there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-17

Mr. and Mrs James Hoard Of Monroe Avenue will
celebrate their silver wedding anniversary tomorrow
Jim's the lad who weekly stipend night
telephone operator at ScOyIs and whose acquant
anyone would cherish Here's hoping they observe
many happy anniversaries Mr. and Mrs
Andrew DiPietrO of Walnut Street will have 33 c' '"S
their wedding anniversary cake tomorrow. Their
son, Louis, mix1lOgist at Rocco DioriOs Bank S...o
eaery and his wife, Lena of IriOn Street celebrate
their third wedding anniversary simultaneously.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-17

Editor, Tall Tower Topics: Will you kindly settle
an argument by publishing in your column the name
Of the Democratic candidate for vice president in 1924
when John w. Davis the presidential candidate.
Thank you for your attention 10 this request H. w.
CThe candidate former governor Charles w.
Bryan of Nebraska, brother Of the late William Jen-
nings Bryan. The Ed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-17

Usually when goes into the Army, the old cookie
Jar OF boyhood days filled TO the brim with tasty honest
goodness home made cookies is only just Wistful
memory but to soldiers at the Windsor Locks camp it
actually reality The second district, American Legion
auxiliary recently voted TO furnish recreation room for
soldiers in Windsor Locks. And each week unit from
this district furnishes cookies TO the soldiers Last week
the Waterbury unit supplied the cookies and this week
the Naugatuck auxiliary provided them taking 40 dozen
cookies Mrs Mary Lowell is chairman Of the Naugatuck
unit In charge of this She unable to make the trip
this week but Mrs. William Labor Mrs. Jonn Simmons
and Mrs. Fred Scott Conover went to the camp One
soldiers reaction to the cookies was, "Oh, boy If
only had homemade piece of pie TO go with this"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-17

Shadow Falls,
Invocation and Lords Prayer.
Scripture Reading.
Anthem, Non NObis, Domino,
Quilter.
illustrated Lecture Around the
World In Color, Mrs. CarveLh
Wells.
OifertOry: Soprano Solo. Il DO
Not Ask, q Lord.
Hymn Now While We Sing Our
Closing Psalm.
Benediction.
Postlude: Fanfare. III %. Lem
mems.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-05-16
War Council Asks
For Revocation of
Abandonment Rule

A plea for mercy from the many
governmental agencies which are sur
veying and calling upon the petroleum
industry for multitudinous reports was
issued this week by the Petroleum In
dustry War Council at Washington.
The council resoluted against OPC
Recommendation No. AZ issued last
week, regarding abandonment Of small
wells. The council pointed out that
the petroleum industry has never been
hasty in abandoning small wells as
long as their operation can be eco
nomically sustained and accordingly
requested that the recommendation be
rescinded. No. 4O7 required permission
to abandon from the OPC, and it was
pointed out that the rule would not
compel operators to pump non-com-
mercial wells and would only serve to
freeze needed casing and materials in
the ground with no oil being produced.
Regarding the multiplicity Of ques-
tionnaires and directive letters, the
council asked that all such requests
from various agencies be cleared
through the Office Of Petroleum Co
ordinator.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-05-16
GLACIER COUNTY
BY Glacier County Abstract Co.
CUT BANK, MONTANA
on. am GAS LEASE tCorrectIon)

OIL AND GAS LEASE tCofrectionl
c. E. Frisbee ct ux; Frank P. 5herburne.
ct ux to The><Texas Co.. 81 for five years
& c: EiaNEA, WlsNWA, NhSz Sec. &C..
Twp. 80 N Rge. West.
OIL AND GAS LEASES
Grant O. Brown, Cut Bank, to A. B. Cobb,
Cut Bank. S28 SEA, ElaSWA, SWASW14
33-3O-9W for years. well by Oct. 90 l943
or pay delay rental Of s2s each IL months.
Hamilton Sheep Ranch. Waller 70 A. B.
Cobb. S28, SEA, SisNEh, NEANEM Sec. 80
T 30 N r W for 5 years; well By Oct. 20.
1913 or pay delay rental Of s2s each II
months.
Hamilton Sheep Ranch. Waller, to A. b.
Cobb; NWM, WlzNEh, NWASWM Sec. 80
T 30 N r W for S years; well by Oct. 20.
1913 or pay delay rental Of s2s each II
months.
Cobb. S30I2, Lots 5, Q, O. IS, SEhSEA-ig-
NlzNEA, SEI4NEH Sec. 30 80 r W
for years; well by Oct 20, 1913 or pay
delay rental Of s30.12 each year.
A. b. Cobb s32: SWh4 Sec. 81 T 80 N r 8
w and NWA Sec ;, % N r w for S
years; well by oct. 20. 1913 or pay delay
rental OF $32 each year
Halliburton oil Well cementing Co., to The
Public: Authorized capital stock. s350,00o
capital invested in Montana, sl,is0i gross
amount OF business in Montana last year,
sal SOS 3d. net profit on Montana business
last year, S6.4O5.45 A. d. Stoddard. vice
president; II. H. Leonard. assistant secretary
treasurer.
EAskMENF 1870
Lena Weroke, eI a. 70 Aaohtaha- DaAosa
Utilities Co., easement lot gas pipehne across
sis Sec. 1855 West.
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Q, g. HAMMOND 70 Anna :. hammond am. ~
on Mana Sec. 50 80 "ess.
Q. O. Hammond 20 Alma ): he m iassl,i
Sec. 70, SO X West.
Thomas j. DAVIS 70 Unit llust Coe q COM
mon law trust iss oyet-riolns IOSs.ss ne
NEG sHzNEP4' NEHtSE7% sec. 81 81
West. -. ~,
Wright w. Hagerty ct ux' 70 donald WI
son u OF Esze o. suen polson ~
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-05-16

clared that the value of the proposed
highway as a defense measure was
negligible BY October, 1941, he con-
coded that it appeared to be desirable
as a long-range defense measure but
said it should have low priority.
"The Canadian authorities were no
more farsighted While our Alaskan
defenses were weak in their opposition
was understandable highway might
have made invasion Of Canada easier.
But late last fall they still agreed with
our war department.
'Now the American and Canadian
high commands are eating crow. Every
foot of cargo space and every naval
ship has become invaluable Ships NOV
ing across the Gulf of Alaska are ex-
posed to attack and Alaska itself may
be invaded to forefend its use as a
base. So the overland supply route Is
to be built under forced draft, the
United States paying the entire cost
and the upkeep during the war.
"Well-informed persons, however, are
wondering If the American and Ca
madam high commands viii not have
to eat crow again. They rejected the
routes explored and approved by the
American and Canadian Alaska High
way commissions. These run in a
trough between the coast range and
the Rockies north to White Horse, at
the navigation head of the Yukon. In
stead, they chose largely unSurveyed
route east of the Rockies, starting
from Edmonton, Alta, which requires
crossing the continental divide and
several hundred miles of tricky muskeg.
1.-TWO small facts from recent history
increase doubt that the high command
is well-advised. Not long ago the gen.
eral staff had as its Alaskan expert
an officer who never had been in
Alaska. In 1910 when a naval inspec-
ton party toured Alaskan coastal
waters, the pilot was the only man
aboard who had ever seen them before.
No effort was made to employ the
knowledge Of Alaskan fishermen and
trappers.
"The most strategic place in the
world has ceased to be an orphan in
official thinking but it has not yet
been taken completely into the family"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-05-16

United States Department Of the Interior.
District Land Office, Cheyenne. Wyomins.
Notice Is hereby given that the oil and gas
deposits in lots and 9 Sec. 81. 7. s. ~. r.
90 W. 9Th p NJ. Elk Basin field. Wyoming,
are offered to the responsible qualified bidder
Of the highest bonus per acre for q lease
under Section II Of the amendatory leasing
act OF August 81. 1925 t4e Stat. 674 at the
royalty rate scale In the lease form shown
In Circular 1886 az sale to be held In the
district land office. Cheyenne, Wyoming. al
1000 A. NJ. on May 20. 1892 The successful
bidder must deposit with the Register on the
date OF sale q certified check on a solvent
bank or cash for is OF the amount bid and
file the showing Of qualifications to receive
lease as required by Section Of Circular
1886. The remaining As Of the amount OF
the bid. together with the first years rental
OF $10O an acre must be paid and $4,000
corporate surety bond furnished prior 20 is
suance OF the lease All bidders are warned
against violations OF the provisions OF Section
50 OF the United States Criminal Code. aP-
proved March 4. 1909. prohibiting unlawful
combination or intimidation OF bidders. The
right is reserved 70 reject any and all bids
at the discretion Of the Secretary Of the
Interior. Register
Date OF first publication April 10 1912. SIX
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-05-16
CERTIFICATE

T. Lynn Rintoui. whose principal place Of
business Is at 500 First National Bank Build
ing. in the City OF Great Fails Montana.
which business consists OF Multigrephing,
MimeographinE. Stenogrnphy and Blue Print
ing. certify
That the name style and designation Of
said business is THE BLUE PRINT a LETTER
SHOP;
That I am the sole owner Of the business
herein described, and that my place OF resi-
denee IS at 2i2i Fourth Avenue South, Great
Fails. Montana.
Dated April %. 1912.
Signed
LYNN RINroUL
STATE OF MONTANA
COUNTY oP CASCADE
on this gath day OF AprA. 1912, before me.
q Notary Public for the state OF Montana.
personally appeared Lynn Rintoul known 70
me 20 be the person whose name Is subscribed
to the within and FOREGOING instrument and
Acknowledged 70 me that he executed the
same.
In witness whereof. hereunto set my hand
and seal on the day and year In this ceF-
tifcRte first above written.
H. NORSKOO,
Notary Public for the State Of
Montana. Residing 81 Great
Falls Montana. Ny Commits
sion expires March z. 1914.
Date OF first publication May 2, 1912. Ak
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-05-16
TOOLE COUNTY
TOOle County Abstract COmpan,
SHELBY, MONTANA
AssIGNNfFNT or ROYALTY

ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Lois Bailey TO Jurra r. Jurva and Jane
T. Jurva, "a Of IL on SiaSWls, 2o-34-2 West.
G. E. Gailogly TO Serena Q. Lewis, u OF
Il on NE1tNw1s. IS, sEbtswFt. N4swh.
26-37-3 West
G. E oallogly to b R. Lewis and winifred
G. Lewis u OF IL on NEH4SWhs, SEA. 20,
ME- NwE. $685. West.
Midland Realty Co. to B. R. Lewis and
Wnlfred G. Lewis, IL on SE1tNWIt, SW34-
NEi4, 2935-4 West.
Midland Realty Co.. to B. r. Lewis and
winifred @. Lewis, 21sss on ElaSWA, So
35-4 West
Lois Bailey to j. Willard and Leona E.
Baldwin. IL on SizSWM, 20-34-2 West.
C. Blanche Sorrell TO o. H. BADGER. Is
on NlsNEA, 1858 West.
Lois Bailey to Alvin f. Ciauson. IL on
SIzSWk, 20-34-2 West
CORRECTED ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Martha E. BENJAMIN to Pauline J. Black.
IL on SW4SE14, SEhtSW14. $3.50 West.
Martha E BENJAMIN to Ala L Robinson,
SWl4SE14, SE3zSWis 1882 West.
ASSIGNMENT or LEASE
High Gravity Oil Producing Co. to First
State Bank, EI5NWh, 5lsNEA, NEkSWh,
SEA 49, NEANwh. NisNEh, 10, sWl+-
NWla 10. SwH, $3.50 West; SEA-. u, Ela-
SEA 1854 West.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-05-16
STATE OF MONTANA
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
LAND SHOULD NOT BE LEASED


IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE EIGHTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THE STATE or
MONTANA N AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF CASCADE.
ship OF ANNIE MILNE. an insane person.
Upon reading and filing the verified pc
tition OF Geo Milne, Guardian Of the person
and estate Of Annie Milne. an insane person.
praying for leave 70 lease certain lands. or
for ratification Of a lease already given, for
oil and gas purposes owned By petitioner
IN which the above named ward has dover
interest, which land Is situated In the County
OF Pondera. State OF Montana, and more
particularly described as SASASEh Of Sec.
TO- S'aNia and Sis OF Sec. IL; NEANWA.
and SWl4 Of Sec. IS; SisNE3t, Wa and SEA-
OF Sec. "a: MA s'sNWh and sh Of Sec.
IS; NlaNEh, NiaNWhs, sWhNWN and Lots
8. T. 8. and 10 OF Sec. %; NhNEA. sWK-
HEA, NWh and Lots S, 9. and Of Sec.
%; and Lots Q. and 10 OF Sec. a. Twp.
80 NJ OF RRe. W, NJ p NJ, containing 1880 IS
acres, more or less;
IT Is ORDERED that all persons interested
In the estate OF the said ward. Annie Kline
be- and appear before this court. in the
court room. Department No. ! thereof a.
the court house IN the city OF Great Falls.
County OF Cascade, State Of Montana. on
Wednesday. the 9th day OF May, A. D.. 1912.
ct ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day.
then and there 10 show cause why the realty
above described should not be leased for oil
and gas purposes or leave granted TO ratlfy
the lease heretofore given, for q period Of
ten years after September II. 1871, and as
long thereafter as oil or gas Is or can be
produced, on n one-eighth rental basis. and
delay rental OF s372 81 semi-annuRlly a
well Is not commenced upon the land within
two years from date Of the lease. as more
fully appears IN the petition filed herein. 70
which reference is made for further par
ticulars.
AND 1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that this
order shall be personally served upon persons
interested IN the estate. residing in the coun-
~. &C least ten days before the time APP
pointed for said hearing, or published for
two successive weeks In a newspaper Of gen
eral circulation published In the county.
DONE this 7th day OF May, A. D.. 1912
Q. r. HOLT Judge.
Date Of frs. publication May 10, 1942. Ak
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-05-16
PONDERA COUNTY

ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY

ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
P. B Haber Investments. Inc. to Ray O.
Barkuloo assign 2ia% royalty Of all oil and
OF al gas produced and saved from 5iz a.
2g-l W
Duane Bruner ct TX to Martha D. Pletsch
ASSIGNS 100 royalty Of AL oil and gas pro-
dueed from EisSEA. SWisSEia, SEisSWit 81.
Me- 3S-29-7 W
ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTIES AND RENTALS
Tavern Ries ct TX TO The Federal Land
Bank Of Spokane, assigns interest IN all
leases as additional security TO mortgages
dated May /. 1912.
OIL. GAS AND MINERAL LEASES
Continental Land Co. to Charles S, Hill,
SWhSWis 2. Nwi4NWtt 1925.
Continental Land Co. to Charles 8. Hill.
EisSEi4 ?. Si7NWlS, SWlsNEis 1926.
Continental Land Co 10 Charles s. Hill.
WI sSWNs IL. SEASEi4 1895.
Continental Land. Co to Charles s. Hin.
NWisSW4 ,. hsEN $3.50 W.
Continental Land Co TO Charles S. Hill.
= NET. 10. EikSWh 1926 W.
sherburne Mercantile Co. to The Texas Co..
ST. 4NEla 34-3i-6 W.
Rocky Mountain Realty Co to The Texas
Co. Els 1906 W.
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NOTICE no CREpTTORs

Estate of ADOLPH WACKER, Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By the under
signed Administrator Of the Estate OF ADOLP5
WACKER. Deceased TO the creditors Of and
all persons having claims against the said
Deceased. to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within -Four months after the first
publication Of this notice TO the said Ad-
ministrator at the law offices Of Messrs.
Afurch & wuerthner, 4O3 Ford Building, Great
Falls. Montana. the same being the place
for the transaction OF the business Of said
estate In the County Of Cascade.
Dated April 20. 1912.
ROBERT H. KOTH
Administrator Of the Estate
Of Adolph Waeker, Deceased.
Date OF first publication May 2. io42. Ak
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NOTICE no CREDITORS

Estate OF EDWARD NJ ERICKSON. also
known as EDWARD ERICKSON Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY the under
signed Administrator Of the Estate Of Edward
NJ. Erickson. also known as Edward z. Erick-
son, Deceased. 70 the creditors OF and all
persons having claims agalnst the said De-
ceased, 70 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the first
publication Of this notice. to the said Ad-
ministrator ~ the law offices Of Messrs
Murch & Wuerthner. 403 Ford Building, Great
Falls. Montana. the same being the place
for the transaction Of the business OF said
estate In the County Of Cascade.
Dated May IS, 1874
JULIUS J. wUERTHNER
Administrator OF the Estate
Of Edward NJ Erickson. also
known as Edward n Erick-
son, Deceased.
Date Of first publication May is 1912 *
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Rotary Rig Coming

A rotary rig is enroute from Casper
to Conrad. to drill the Texaco tests on
its 58,OO0-acre lease block north Of Du-
puyer, northwest Of Pondera oil field.
Manning & Martin, rotary contractors,
are moving in the rig. Location of the
first of three proposed tests, intended
to locate the south extension of the
Cut Bank sand, is on the Kingsbury
farm, center Sci SEA 8-29N-7W.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-05-16

Teens: Miss Coy. I'm a candidate
for your hand.
Miss Coy: VERY well How much Of
an allowance do you promise to allot
me a month? Am / to be the boss Of
the house or are your Who Is to do the
cooking, how many days shall I have
off each week and what is your atti-
tude toward members Of my family
who may want to live with us? In short,
what is your PLATFORM" -Exchang
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-05-16
Haze Solution
For Problem of
He0Uinq ShGLeS

Bureau Of Mines Director Sayers Is
sued a review in booklet form Of
known methods Of conquering "heaving
shale," geological formations which for
25 years have retarded deep petroleum
drilling in some Gulf coast regions and
have forced abandonment Of many ex-
ploratory wells
He said urgent wartime need for
adding to petroleum reserves undoubt-
edly viii justify greater expenditure for
exploratory work.
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SHALLOW GAS
ENCOURAGES AT
WILDCAT

Continued from Page One)
was $3.50 feet. When water rose 1900
feet, decision was reached to plug and
abandon, rather than test other
breaks" in the lime A small showing
of oil was found above the contact, in
Ellis shale, at 2135, without CONNER
ciaI possibilities.