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Evening star., 1943-05-13
Youth, Is, Faces Trial
June Il in Cliff Staying
By the Associated Press.

By the Assoc ated Press.
GOLDEN. Colo, May 13.-Sixteen-
year-old William Eugene Wyner of
Denver pleaded innocent in court
yesterday to a charge of murder in
connection with the cliff death of
Milo Flindt, II. Trial was set for
June 81.
Sheriff Howard Vincent said
young Wymer, whose case was in
vestigated recently by Msgr, E. j.
Flanagan of Boys Town, Nebr., had
admitted pushing Flindt and 8-year-
old Donald Mattas off a 175-foot
ledge on mesa shaped Castle Rock
after robbing them of shoes and a
wrist watch. Their broken bodies
were found at the base of the cliff
April II.
The Boys Town director said he
would be willing to accept Wymer
in the school if authorities agree,
but District Attorney Richard A.
Simon said he felt circumstances de-
manded a trial
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Akron Trolley Strike
Delays Thousands
OF War Workers
WoIkout by CIO Union
To Force Wage Demands
Ties Up Transportation

By the Associated Press.
AKRON, Ohio, May ia strike
by CIO bus and streetcar operators
today tied up Akron's mass trans
portation system, making thousands
of war workers dependent on motor
lists to get to their jobs on time.
The operators, members of the
CIO Transport Workers Union,
threatened a strike several weeks
ago to enforce wage demands, but
continued working at the request of
the War Labor Board, which has
union pay demands under considera-
ton.
Contract Expired April l.
William H. Wright, president of
the union local, said operators last
night reached a decision on the
walkout and asserted the company
was hiding behind the war effort
in refusing or delaying settlement
of grievances
In the wage case now before the
WLB, the union seeks a $125 hourly
wage for operators, compared to the
6612 cents an hour paid under con-
tract which expired April l..
Company officials issued a state
ment saying the operators had sub
mitted no grievances for negotia-
tions and gave no notice of the
walkout, adding that the strike vio-
lated an agreement between the
company and the union.
Frederick H. Bullen, disputes di-
rector for the regional WLB, said at
Cleveland he had instructed the op-
orators to resume transportation
service Immediately.
Many Workers Absent.
A check at Goodyear Aircraft
Corp, the rubber capitals largest
employer, showed Is per cent of
workers were absent on the first
shift, compared with daily average
of per cent absenteeism. About
1000 of the company's total number
of employees are dependent on street.
cars and buses to get to work.
The strike also tied up transporta-
tion to and from neighboring Bar
berton and Cuyahoga Falls, which
are served by the Akron company.
Spokesmen for the company said
the action came without warning.
During the morning rush hour,
not a streetcar, bus or trolley bus
was in sight at a downtown transfer
point where thousands of workers
change cars to reach the city's rub
ber plants.
Motorists passing the transfer
point obligingly stopped their auto
mobiles to pick UP pedestrians.
Few cars and bus riders knew of
the strike when they left their
homes for work
Evening star., 1943-05-13

VOLUNTEER CONTROL CENTER WORKERS RECEIVE
900 diplomas awarded to vol
uneer workers of the District Control
night at the Chamber Of Commerce. Two Of the graduates
shown above with their equipment helmet gas mask and
band Miss Josephine Bob ef and Miss Elaine Harrng
both of 772 Massachusetts, teephonists
Main Control Center. Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1943-05-13
ATTRACTIVE
NECKWEAR REDUCED
SALE OF ANKLETS
AND SPORT HOSE

COTTON RIBBED ANKLETS in plain
colors. Sizes sl1 to 1l1a. Reg 3ec pr.
zoe Pr
COTTON SPORT HOSE, Sizes a. to H.
TIE PALAIs ROYAL HOSIERY.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-05-13
SAVE ON FINE
TOILETRIES
RIBBON SPECIALS

RIBBON REMNANTS, broken assortment
of moires, satins, groegrain. ETC., in many
colors. Lengths up to yds- SC I'd.
RAYON VELVET HAIR BOWS, dark and
pastel colors SOC "a.
TIE PALAIs ROYAL D. TRIMMINGS,
STREET FLOOR.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
SERVICE SCHOOL GRADS


Great Lakes Naval Station, Ill
James l.. Nelson, pharmacist
mate Sd class, 1888 Champaign
Lincoln Park (honor mani.
Chapel Hill, n. c.. navy pre-
flight school, Aviation Cadets
Jack Trentacosta, 5306 Hurlbut,
Walter Seroka, 1874 Holmes
Clovis X. Mcdonald, 1125 East
Milton. Hazel Park.
Amarillo, Tex, AAF technical
school, Chester r. LesZczynski,
640l Field; Casimir A. Wilamow-
ski. 1915 F.. Warren; Laverne X
McFarlane, 557S Conner.
Gunncry school Kingman
Ariz.. AAF flexible gunnery
school: Cadet Joseph X. Roshax
1924 Bliss; Leonard A. LyStad,
1869 Waltham, Frank j. GarZla,
3509 Hurlhut; Wally Hayden,
1901 Elkhart. KeeSler Field,
Mo, Pies. Stanley T.. Zajec, Linus
l.. GlOvier. Thomas T.. Houvourss,
Eugene =. Guido, Robert r.
Rogers, Forrest +. Mead. Earle
+, tUnfUfts, FRANK Is. SpUhtea,
Otis X. Daniels, Tom Bradshaw
and Joseph Freiburger.
Brooks Field, Tex, Cadets
Peter DoZorc, 1925 Mackay,
George w. Sampson, 1874 Rose
lawn Detroit; Russell o. Rice, 144
Mapleton, Crosse Pointe Farms;
II. VI. Flint, Galesburg; Howard
r. Rose, Grand Haven; Sherwood
y. Ruster, Muskegon; Robert j.
Law, Cadillac; Gale b. Miner. Co
hoctah Grand Rapids AAF
weather school. Pies. Harry Spiro,
1924 Tuxedo, Detroit; Albert r..
HirSch. 1869 Lakeside, Birming-
ham Lynbrook, l.. l., AAF tech
nlcal school, Pvt. Hubert NJ. Alto,
345l Atkinson. Camp Murphy
Fla, army signal corps school
2nd 1t. Paul r. Fischer. 2627
Pasadena Hutchinson. Kan.
naval air station. Aviation Cadet
John II. Mcintosh, iOi w. Troy
Ferndale. Laredo. Tex, aerial
gunncry school, Pfc. Edmund j..
BrZesinSN.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
Service Notes;
Service Notes:
{ Win Medals
From Army for
Good Conduct

Army Good Conduct Medals
hsNe .b.en awarded SIX residents
10 tr, metropolitan Detroit area
~ the Atlantic City y. J- AAF
technical training commands a.
follows Master sgt. Joseph y.
stick. 2926 Ash. Sgt. George y.
Messing. 2q76 Lakewood SGT. Al
bert Pouring. 3296 Clement; Cpl.
Edward B. Delong, 1899 Lump
KIN Pfc. Jack ". smith, 1890
LradX- -DalrnlL- StaH SGT. Anthony
T. Spokowsky. 1237 MlddleSeN
Dearborn,
Among IT, Wayne University
students admitted 10 membership
in tvc Scholarship Honor Society
is William Csnup, 9l T. Phjla-
5rlph8 who returned from the
8rwN aviation camp at Columbus.
O.. 'hIs week 10 receive his AB
degree.
Cpl. Robert { Rae. SOB
Mitchell stationed at Kansas City
Mo. recently married Miss Nir-
ginia Thiede Of this city the
marriage taking place in Kansas
CRY.
AfC. JOY Dunlop, 1910 BayhS.
now is serving M England with
the first WAAC IN that country
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25

CADET M'DONALD CADET sERokA
Fort Benning, Ga. army officers
school 2nd Its. Donald T.. Butler.
1881 Penrod. Leroy J. Schmoke
Jr., l5040 Liberal; David r.
Pierce. 1922 Burhngame, Detroit,
Vincent T.. Balmas, 9i73 Nc
Dougall. Hamtramck
san Angelo Tex AAF bombsr
der school: Cpl. John u. O'Con-
nell. 5S7 FairvIew.
EdEwood Arsenal. Md medical
school 1t. Raymond ". Conn
1859 Boston
Oakland Cal. naval station pr
mary fight school. William Il
Duran. l29 Belmont.
santa Monica, cal AAF tech.
0.caI school Pfc. Walter Lipinski
g. Thriy-ffth.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
Weary Feet
Perk Up With
lce-Mint Treat

When Rec bum ear9usss sting and ,v,-y
ssp u torture. cont ilst grosn and Do
-rg. Rad .1 hfte lce-Mint Frosty
y rI.e. cream. Ike. 80 cr.I1 1g soothing com
trrt rc.pt DIVE 'he FIRE and pain right out
-, hfre rutr.et rels1 IN grateful rslisf
= w-r.- ~ 4-ffftlre fr few minutes See
r7W lte-h i7t rs.gs f0ftsn Up eorns srd
t .ef f'.i ns~rv todsv 80
lhs.Hmt wa. Year druggist hss iss. .Nl.L
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25

Master Sgt. Eugene Y. North.
"a Ahrcns, Mt Clemens, is back
in the States al jefferson Bar
racks, Mo, after an eight months
stretch on airplane patrol duty
with the ferry command.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
DUB0NN N ET

VunoUtt-DuborHst is made ~ste
bro~-ho~ that BE- World famous
rRoDuCT Or THE L. S. A bottled by
Dubonn,i Corp $50 f.uh t,. N s c
PRODUCT o. e
nobosnsf srsr'.'. VINE.
buborns, Corp- $50 r,rb ~. = 81. C..
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20
LIBERTY COUNTY TRANSFERS
BY Liberty County Abstract Co.
Chester, Montana

DEED OF ROYALTY
L. F MeCurdy to Mas A. Written, 4 Of
10 on sWk Sec. 1, T. 35 N. R. 5 E.
L. F. McCurdy to Mac A. Written. x Of
10 on Eh Sec. Is-S7-6E
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20
New Process
Will Produce
100 Octane

CHICAGO-By grating two carbon
atoms into the structure Of certain
hydroearbon compounds, we are now
able to produce enormous quantities
of new fighting gasoline which will
add to our present supply Of l00-oetaRe
aviation fuel, University Oil Products
company discloses.
This is considered of great inn
portanee, inasmuch as the demand for
aviation fuel is rapidly mounting and
refiners are straining their capacities
to meet it.
A new process to produce this
aviation gasoline, which has been named
Dixane, has just been announced by
Universal. The name Dixane was
chosen because it gives no clue to
the chemical composition of the product,
which is a military secret.
1t is pointed out that Dixane is
made up of hydrogen and carbon, the
same as other special high octane
aviation fuels, but it has a character
all its own, because the atoms com
prising it are hooked together in a
peculiar way which hitherto was I'M
attainable.
The new molecular structure is ac-
compHshed by the use Of catalyst
which has been discovered in Universal
laboratories catalyst TO achieve this
result has long been sought. Catalysts
are playing an increasingly important
part in the oil refining industry of
today, producing results in many di-
rections, which have amazed the world.
A catalyst is a chemical bystander
which causes the union Of molecules
without taking part in the reaction.
It is stated that Dixane has naturally
an exceedingly high octane rating, ant
that it possesses a peculiar property o.
increasing the oetane rating of fuel
in which it is blended out of proper
ton to its own oetane rating. For tn
present it viii doubtless be used chief.
as a blending fluid to bring up tn
octane rating of other aviation fuell
The process by which Dixane
made, it is said, cannot be described be
cause of military restrictions. Howevei
it is claimed to be simple to insta
and operate using the raw material
available.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20
GLACIER COUNTY TRANSFERS
BY Glacier County Abstract 90.
Gut Bank, Montana
DEED OF ROYALTY

DEED OF ROYALTY
G. e GallogIy, single. to Leslie J. Pearce
and/or Mildred b. Pearce, SEhSWA, ShSEA
of Sec. 8 NWNNWlz Of Sec. IL NEA Of Sec.
10, Twp. 81 NJ, R. W., M. P. M. Uander).
G. E. Gallogly, single, to Kenneth NJ. Har-
den and/or Lucy Harden, SEASWA, S1zSEA
Of Sec. s; NWhNWA Of Sec. IL; NEA Of
Sec. TO- Twp. 81 N, r. W., M. P. M.
(Lander).
ASSIGNMENT OF INTEREST IN OIL
AND GAS LEASE
The Great Falls National Bank to Mata B.
Hannah Sweetmsn, Lots 9, 10. in Sec. z, Twp
so N, R. West 1884 acres.
OIL AND GAS LEASES
D. Frank and Agnes R. Stuff 20 Glacier
Production Co., NWA, SEX, EhSWA, NWA
SWE Sec. 1s. T. IS NJ, r. W., for term Of
S years; a royalty on oil and gas well to
be commenced on said land on or before Dec
10, 1898. or pay delay rental Of $4,000 each
six months.
Garfield Storle. single. to Glacier Produc-
OF oil and gas lease terminates II no well
ton Co, ENVY Sec. 10, Twp. So N, r. W,
for one year from Jan %, 1913; X royalty
Of oil and gas lease terminates If no well be
commenced on said land on or before Jan. o.
1914.
Albert 7. and Esther A. johnson. to The
Carter Oil Co.. S1hNWA, SWA Sec. 4. Nh
NWA. Sec. 0. T. SO N. R. W., for years
from date; u royalty Of oil gas. If not
well on said land on or before l year from
date delay rental Of $500 90 each u months.
State of Montana to Ray G. Barkuloo. Elz
Sec. 16, T. SO N, r. W., for term Of 10
years-and not exceeding 20 years from date
lease takes effect
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20

NOTICE
In the District Court Of the Eighth Judicial
District OF the State Of Monana. In and
For the County Of Cascade.
In the Matter Of the Application Of Mildred
Hinkle a Minor, and Marie WaldenburR,
TO Change Name Of Mildred Hinkle 10 Mil
dred Observation-Disclosures.
MILDRED HINKLE. a minor, having.
behalf Of herself. and MARIE WALDENBUEG
having on behalf Of said minor. filed their
petition or application in the above entitled
Court for change Of name OF said MILDRED
HINKLE to MARIE WALDENBURG, and an
order having been made by the Honorable
c. F. Holt. Judge Of said Court. fixing the
gath day Of February, l94S At 10: 900 A. n.
in the Court Room. Department No. I Of
said Court IN the Court House in the City
Of Great Falls. Cascade County Montana
the time and place for hearing said
petition.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that any
person having objection who show a good
cause. II any there be. why the change OF
name az above requested should not be made.
may file such objection with the Clerk Of
the above entitled Court at any time before
such hearing, which said hearing Is set for
the time and place above mentioned.
DATED this 18th day Of January. 1913.
AGNES SCHRAPPS. Clerk
A. II. Gray,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Great Falls. Montana
Date Of first publication. Jan. 80. i94S-4x.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20
MINING

COPPER property; large acreage. Shipping
and milling ore in sight. Property ready 20
produce All natural advantages. Copper, si3
Quincy. St. Topeka. Ksns. 2-l3-g
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20
TooLE COUNTY TRANSFERS
BY Tools County Abstract 90.
Shelby, Montana
ABSORBENT OF LEASE

ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE
W. c. Mcknight, ct al. TO J. b. Finlen Jr..
Trustee. Wa NEA, N5ksWA. NWAs SEA, 10
$50 West.
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
A. w. Schulkamp 70 Fred c. Yarbnough
W1kSEA, 23-35-S West.
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Joseph C. Page TO Roy NJ. Tolleson. l/l6
Of 10 on NW1z, 20, NE5z, s0-s5-1 West. IRE
recorded.
Hugh Fraser to John J. Hurley. Y Of 10
on NEA, 1851 West
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20
PoNDERA COUNTY TRANSFERS
BY Pondera County Abstract Co.
Conrad, Montana
AssIGNMENr on RoYALTIEs

c. C. Williamson to Kathryn s. Williamson.
assigns Ie5 royalty Of all mineral Lot /. Sec
%, lots i. 2. 8. 4. SEANEA, EaSEA, sWA
seq, SEHSWH n, 81, NEA, E1hNWA,
SwH NWA rs. So, s5zN1h Is. M. M
SWL IS. NEA, NEHNWh. NikSEh. 81
29-sW.: Lot 4, Sec. 6-2S-7W.. Lot l, Sec.
l-2s-sw., Lots /, 2. 3, 4. ENVY. SEA. E1z
NE1z, sw5zNEk, 81, W1AW1l s2-2s-7W
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Conrad Midway Syndicate to r. c. Tarrant,
oil and gas lease dated April II. 1912, cover
ing SEX 81, ShSh 32-zs-1E.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20

CALI, FOR BIDS ON STATE OIL AND GAS
LEASES. MARCH 9, 1913

Notice is hereby given that open competitive
bids on any recognized competitive basis will
be received for oil and gas leases on the fol-
lowing described lands at the State Land Of
flee State Capitol Helena, Montana, at 200
O'Clock P. NJ. Tuesday. March Q. 1913;
Trarf h
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND GAS
MINING LEASES ON ALLOTTED INDIAN
LANDS. CROW INDIAN AGENCY UNDER
SEALED BID MARCH IL. 1919


MINING LEASES ON ALLOTTED INDIAN
LANDS. CROW INDIAN AGENCY UNDER
SEALED BID. MARCH IL. 1913.
Sealed bids for oil and gas mining leases
on the following restricted lands Of members
Of the Crow Tribe viii be received at the Of
flee Of the Superintendent for the Grow In
dian Agency, Crow Agency. Montana. up 70
2 o'clock .. m. March II. 1919 All sealed bids
received up TO the hour Of sale will be opened
at that time and leases awarded 70 the high
est bidders II the bids are acceptable. Bids
sent by letter must be in his office before the
designated hour date Of sale. separate
letter sheet should be used for submitting
a bid on each tract All bids shall be sealed in
an envelope addressed 10 the Superintendent
and plainly marked In the lower left hand
corner Sealed Bid on Lease Sale March H.
1913. Open D. m. Allotment of..---...---..-.-.-
The allotted lands Offered for lease are de-
scribed follows;
Allotment
No Name Description
24ss Kills First. 81 NEH & Nwh sEh
deceased NEA SWh Sec. II,
T. s.. r. IS F.. con-
tanning 100 acres
TERMS OF LEASE SALE:
This sale will be conducted under the regu-
IatiOns prescribed by the Secretary Of the In
terror Part iS9. Title %. Code OF Federal
ReguIationsl. All sealed bids must be
panied by 20 percent Of the bonus bid, and IN
this case an estimated cost of SIS for adver-
Using. Excess deposits advertising will be
credited on balance Of rental due from the sue
eessful bidder. All deposits should be in the
TO Treasurer Of the United States. Amounts
received from unsuccessful bidders will be re-
turned 70 person submitting remittance.
The successful bidder for any lease will be
allowed 20 days from date Of sale in which 20
procure and file At this office a lease. executed
in sextuple on departmental form 5-i54h. to-
gether with supporting papers. including a
bond with responsible surety. balance Of bonus
bid; first years rental Of si-25 per acre. for
oil and gas mining lease. and approval fee Of
$500.
Failure Of the successful bidder to comply
with the terms Of the sale and the regulations
will render his deposit liable 70 forfeiture
without further action the part Of this
office. and the right Is reserved to reject ang
and all bids and 20 disapprove and reject ans
lease made on an accepted bid Should ans
bid be rejected after deposit Is made. such
deposit, except that made to cover the adver
Using charge. will be returned. Sales will b,
Cancelled at the expiration OF % days filini
period unless for good and sufficient reason
an extension Of the filing period l. granted.
| ROBERT YELJOWTAIL.
Superintendent.
February 10. 1913.
| Crow Agency. Montana.
Date Of first publication Feb. 10. 1898 AK
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20
FAST PIPE BUILDING

National Pipe company is turning out
the @big inch" pipe at its LOrain, Ohio,
works, at the rate Of SIS miles day.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20
TaUO Wells Are
Due TO Get Oil
In Madison Lime

A Kelvin completion, the first since
the big storm, is expected during the
next "a hours as two wells are nearing
producing horizons in the Madison lime.
Twin Fields Thompson No. 4, in the
high gravity pool, had a showing of
oil at the top of the lime at 1868
1871 but continued drilling to the first
"break." At 1882, which is 81 feet
in the lime, no break had been en-
countered. A fishing job caused delay
Thursday. Casing is cemented at 1897
Anglo-American-E ngle No. j, north
Of the Rocky Ridge pool, resumed drill
ing Thursday and viii soon reach the
lime. This well had a showing of oil
in the Sunburst sand, 1857 to IT'S, but
eased off to continue on to the lime.
It has been shut down for several weeks
with casing cemented at 1885. It is
an outpost well to the north and may
open up production in new township.
There are only five active wells
in the field. Well status follows:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. l.
Sc sen sWA 35-36-3W
Drilling 1890; Sunburst sand 1887
IT'S, show oil; 7-inch cemented at
1885.
CoBB-HARDRooK GOVT. Os4e4s NO.
l.
sW seq NEA 17-35-3W
Madison lime contact, 2O16-2042,
water. Total depth gill; plugged
back to 2O51; aeidized, no results;
shot with $50 quarts nitro glycerin;
Shut down.
DAKoTA-MoNTANA CURRAE NO.
sw swA swA 6-ss-2W
Materials.
DAY-HALTER NO. a.
NV sen NEA 17-35-2W
Shut down 1850.
HANNAH-PORTER-M acHALE NO. l.
G NWA 2-32-2W
Completion: Sunburst sand, 1853
1916; total depth 1851; plugged back
to 1875; 550M gas.
NEPsTAD-HAUGEN NO. A.
CsL NwA NWH 11-35-sW
Rig.
Contact 1s19-1s23; break at 1889
1874, show Of oil. Treated with 100C
gal. Kelvin acid. No results; vii
reaeidize.
Observation-Disclosures NO. l.
sw NwA SEX 25-s7-sw
Shut down 400.
PREvoL & sHAY-GovT. Q NO. s.
NE NWH NwA 15-s5-sw
Contact, 1870, show gas; show OF
1850; Water 2105-2110; Total dept
211O; plugged back to ITO; acidize
1000 gal. Kelvin acid; testing
PREvOI. q sHAY-wAIT NO. 12-
NE NwH NEA 24-s5-2W
No results from acid 1910. Will abe
RBaRoCK- SCHMIDT NO. 10
NV NWA NWA 29-s5-sW
Location. It is standard 330-foot Il
cation.
TExACo 0o.-LIND NO. =
NV NwA NWM 11-35-2W
Fishing 625.
TExACO- swEARs NO. 10
sw SEX swA 0-s5-2W
Drilling 1850; Sunburst sand 1873
1910; dry.
TWIN FTELDs-THoAPS0E NO. 4
NE NEN sWk 2s-s5-3W
Fishing 1882; Sunburst sand 139
400; Madison Lime contact 166
1871; show oil and water, fluid lev
200 feet over night.
vANDERPAs-FEE NO. s.
NE NWA NEH 6-s4-1W
Contact, 1427-142s. Show oil. Tot
depth 1923. Acidized, 1000 g
Dowell. Shut down.
Welsh STATE NO. 2
sw NEN Nw5k s6-s5-2W
Location.
WASHINGTON OIL RMDNG-Gov
NO. L.
nyu cxz4k ssvu1Z "a az oVu
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20
OIL

OPERATORS and geoloxista may avail them
selves OF the use Of the Montana Oil and
Mining Journals geological library. which
has the largest collection axtant OF u. 5. g.
s., State and privake reports on Mcntans on
and mining geology. Since many Of these re-
ports are out Of print, copies viii Be fur
nished Of reports, together with maps, on q
moderate folio charge through the supply
Department. Montana OIL and Mining
Journal. SIS First Avenue South, Great
Falls. Montana
FOR QUICK SALE; y Of 10 landowners roy
atty 500 acres within half mile Of produe-
ing well in Lander pool. Cut Bank field.
$780, Write Montana Oil Journal, Box II.
Great Falls, Montana z-ls-b
WANTED: Block wildcat acreage on known
structure with drilling depth not greater
tailed information. Write Montana oil Jour
nal, Great Falls. Montana 2-ls-a
OWNER OF so ACRES in Section s5-s5-2w
in center Kelvin field desires contact re-
sponsible producer who will driil same on
partnership basis Write Box 2050, Great
Falls. Montana 2-iS-u
FOR SALE 100 acres in proven area, Kelvin
field with $3.50 Of oil in fee simple. Write
or wire Montana OIL Journal. Box rs, Great
Falls. Montana. 2-iS-e
FOR SALE: $50 shares Handbook OH Co
stock $500 per share. NJ F. Willard. 1921
10 No. Seattle. Wash 2-l3-d
MINING
COPPER property; large acreage. Shipping
and milling ore in sight. Property ready 20
produce. All natural advantages Copper, s1S
Quincy St. Topeka. Kans 2-lS-g
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE
In the District Court Of the Eighth Judicial
District Of the State of Montana, in and
for the County Of Cascade
Mary Jones, plaintiff. Va. Martin Gillespie,
Administrator Of the estate Of Martha
Klumsten deceased. defendant.
To be sold at Sheriffs sale on the 22nd
day of March. i943, at 200 o'clock P. NJ.
on said day at the west door Of the Court
House in Great Falls. Montana. the interest
Of defendants in the following described real
property.
West Half Of Lot Numbered Eleven 1ll,
Block Numbered -Four Hundred twenty
five (425), Town or Townsite Of Great Falls
Cascade County. Montana.
ANDY LOBERG. Sheriff.
By z. J. LIPTAK. Undersheriff.
date OF first publication Feb. 20. 1e43-4x)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20

Although American seamen are now
able to receive mail from home at for
eign ports, the service does not provide
for registered, insured, or G. o. D. mail.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS

PHOTOSTATS: Birth and marriage certifi-
Gates and important pspers- Send Be stamps
and T5c with copy. Mailing shop. II ard Sc.
North Great Falls e-2s-H
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20

This Board reserves the right 70 reject ans
and all bids.
State Board Of Land Commissioners.
tDate Of first publication Feb. 20. 1e43-2x