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The Ely miner., 1943-10-14
HISTORICAL SOCIETY. z
On This
Occasion
A Few Observations on Matters
Material and Immaterial
by the Editor

Germans Stiffening in Italy"
shrieked the headlines OF Fridays
dailies. 1t is to be hoped that this is
the case and that the allied armies
are "stiffening" them, individually and
collectively
A "a "a
Now they are talking down Min
neapolis way that men are to be re-
cruited for the Burma road in far off
China at a minimum salary of $500 a
month. There should be no trouble to
get men at this rate of pay. This is
more than a newspaperman usually
can get for a years effort, and it
would not surprise us to see this class
Of tradeSmen shuck their business and
go to Burma if the rumor proves to be
accurate The Alaskan highway crew
were plain moocherS compared with
the Burma highplnders. Now comes
the question why uncle Sam has to be
the goat, with millions OF natives in
the area who built the original Burma
road without trucks, pulldozers or tools
OF any kind, using only their bare
hands.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-14

COWLING IN SICILY.
Pvt Robert Cowling is now some
where in Sicily.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-14
ANNUAL MEETING SET.

The annual meeting of the st. Louis
County Agricultural Fair association
is scheduled FOR H1bbing on Monday at
10 g. m.
The Ely miner., 1943-10-14

Every so often We get letters from
people with request to print in The
Miner and the writer's are sometimes
peved on the non-appearance OF rath-
er scurrilous stuff in the paper writ
ten by them. Don't ask the editor to
fight battles for you. Be man or wo-
man enough to father your own stuff,
(Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

ere. small unfinished
lectric stov@ 5000 mis-
300 down. TU 2-27ss
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Growing Tomatoes
Need Watching
Heavier Stakes Indicated
if Fruit Becomes Large

All through August, as tomato
vines get larger and heavier with
the weight of fruit, those staked
or trained must be controlled.
Heavier stakes may be needed
or props to support the stake al
ready in place.
Light weight string used to tie
the vines TO the stakes in early
summer may break so should be
reinforced with heavier twine.
Ties should be made under the
fruit clusters so the stake sup
ports the weight of these and the
vines are not broken down by too
much fruit.
Side props under the branches
may also be necessary and where
fruit hangs low, near the ground,
some form OF mulch should be
used to keep il off the ground.
Grass clippings or straw will do.
Such mulch all around the
plant will prevent trouble from
blossom end rot, which is not
a disease but is due TO uneven
water supply.
AS the first tomatoes are har-
vested and the plants bear new
blossoms, il is we'll 10 feed each
plant a small handful Of victory
garden fertilizer $50.
This should be scattered In a
ring around the plant, but not
touching either stem or leaves.
II plants are mulched. put II
on top of the mulch. Water thor
oughly directly after applying.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Victory Gardeners
DIARY

THURSDAY, JULY 29-Picked first cucumbers partially
thnned late beets.
FRIDAY, JULY 30Removed destroyed smutted
found early stirred ground green BEANS
SUNDAY, AUG Picked peck of green lima beans pro-
viding enough for meals, and canned three pins
MONDAY AUG Picked three large cucumbers, several
peppers garden has produced far this bee
onions lettuce radshe beans lima BEANS
cuclmbers, tomatoes, carrots and peppers
WEDNESDAY AUG 4-Pulled beets for canning practice
of killing all weeds during hot July days
there has almost growth garden
THURSDAY AUG. 5Got the first season,
to the of the neighbpr that the
somewhat than probably
weather.
BY ORRIN WRIGHT
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Citizens Asked 10 Aid
In Ragweed Fight

Mrs. f. II. Althans. victory gar
den chairman of Highland Park,
suggests that all patriotic citizens
join in a campaign to eradicate
ragweed. Victory gardeners are
asked TO cut down at once all
specimens of this plant bordering
their lots. Other citizens are
asked to locate patches of The
weed and either cut it out or pull
il Immediately.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
How 10 Fight Enemy
OF Tomato Leaves

When you see branch of your
tomatoes stripped clean of leaves,
it's time to go on a hunt for the
caterpillar (tomato worm) that
did the dirty work. This will take
sharp eyes, for it is just about
the same color as the leaves.
When found, pull it off and step
on il.
II, however, il is found covered
with little white cocoons, leave it
alone, because these are the pupal
cases of parasites which will kill
the worm.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Grapes Don't Need
Sunshine 10 Ripen

AS grapes and grape leaves
begin to develop, there comes the
question OF whether to cut of
some of the leaves near the
punches of grapes in order that
the fruit may develop in the sun.
Removing the leaves is, as a
matter of fact, more harmful than
beneficial. IT causes the fruit TO
have less sugar and TO mature
more slowly.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Garden Club Plans
Meeting for Aug. 18

The Northwestern Garden Club
will hold its regular meeting at
the home of Mrs. George T. Cart
wright, 1882 Mettetal. Aug. Is at
1890. The meeting will start with
a picnic luncheon after which
Mrs. John A. Van Egmond will re-
view This Green World by
Rutherford Platt.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Must Qualify for Milk

WASHINGTON. Aug. z (INS)
The department of agriculture
disclosed today that persons who
fail to qualify for milk consump-
tion nn der proposed rationing
plans will be urged TO fortify their
diet with soybean derivatives.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Quick FreezinQ
Described for
.V-Gdrdeneis
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor


In considering various methods
Of preserving the fruits and vege-
tables from the victory garden,
the newest of them all, that OF
quick freezing, should not be over.
looked.
Since l happened into the home
of Ralph Meek, agricultural in
structor of the Lake Orion High
School, just as he was preparing
berries TO rush 10 the freezing
plant / naturally went along TO
find out for both you and myself
what happens in the quick freeZ-
ing process.
Mr.. Meek had both red rasp-
berries and huckleberries and had
already washed them, covered
them with a so per cent cold
sugar syrup and packed them in
cellophane bags instead of card
board boxes. These lla pound
containers cost 40 cents a dozen.
NOT ENOUGH CONTAINERS
He didn't have enough contain
ers al home 10 hold all the ber-
rles SO we arrived at the freezing
plant with some huckleberries in
a large pan and he finished tho
job on the convenient counter in
the front room of the plant.
Meanwhile / chinned with the
plant manager. Luther Younker,
and got the following facts;
The locker room is completely
insulated on floors, ceilings and
sidewalks.
There are two kinds Of lockers,
those like a drawer and those like
a cupboard.
The cupboards are high up, not
so convenient TO get into and rent
for Sl2 a year.
The drawers are lower. easy 10
handle and rent for So more. Each
kind has storage capacity OF
about 200 pounds and is 6 cubic
feet in size.
BY now Mr.. Meek was through
with packing and MIR. Younker
took over. He settled the berries
IN the cellophane bags. twrled
the tops tight and tied them with
string.
This furnishes just as air tight
seal as did the former method
Of ironing the bags shut. ~.
SUB-ZERO TEMPERATURE
The bag must be alright so the
moisture IS not lost from the food
in the cold dry air Of the locker.
Boxes were closed and the date,
Mr. Meek's locker number, and
the name Of the contents were
stamped on the outside.
Then all were weighed together
and the total weight found to be
% pounds.
At the rate Of one and one-haIf
cents a pound for deep freezing,
this cost Mr.. Meek 80 cents.
Mr.. Younker departed into the
locker room with the tray load OF
berries TO put them into the quick
freezer. l went along and nearly
froze too as l was dressed for
the heat Of the day and not for
the zero locker room.
The freezer is even colder
well below zero and il takes eight
hours 10 freeze foods but they
are usually left in over night.
Air goes from bottom TO top
and is forced through the food by
blower. When the berries are
frozen they are transferred to
the proper locker as designated
by the number on the boxes.
They certainly play put and
take" at the plant. AS soon as
the berries were put, Mr.. Meek
took" out a steak and part OF
ham off which a slice was
sawed, the remainder 10 60 back
in the locker safely wrapped in
side moisture proof paper.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Business Property for Sale

BRUSH. 1924 Business corner consist
ing OF three STORY brick stores, a g.
story brick rooming house. and 2-story
frame Gooming house. Price S14, 900, with
81 500 down, SIP monthly. RA. 5565.
BRUSH. 2O24-32- Two-story brick build
ing, two stores, flat and rooming house
Price $l2 600, with 81 400 down, $40
monthly RA. 5565.
BRUSH. O-12-TwO-st0ry brick build
ing. two stores and "a rooms. Price
10000, with So, 600 down S120 monthly
RA. 5565.
COBBLEsToNE Tavern ON M33, 2s miles
north Mic. 80 acres OF land surrounded
by cabins in heart OF deer country and
fTsning on Thunder Bay River. Fred
siefsrt. Atlanta Michigan
JOHN r.. 441s-2S-Brick and frame build
ing, four stores and six-rOom flat Price
$4,000. with $1,000 down., $50 monthly
RA, $685.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Mortgages
REFINANCE

Your old home mortgage or land contract
rates; FLA or First Federal plan. First
Federal Savings and Loan ASS n, 75I
Griswold. at Lafayette. CHI. 1880.
WHITE, CoLoRED, MORTGAGE MONEY
HOME AssOCiATES-CA. 7347
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

AN unusual opportunity modern factory;
ideal location light mfg 5000 so. II.
office; concrete machine space; move right
in equipped leather mfg. IL desired, barg-
ain. r. T.. Terms. Roy Rhinehart. MA.
6047--TR. 1850.
BEAUTIFUL trailer camp with l4-room
building; present income $3.50 per month !;
can be enlarged 10 bring 1000. Fielder,
Dearborn $500 or Dearborn s6l9,
GROCERY store with living quarters for
sale, with business. Tyler 5-9609.
HOTEL 25 rooms, all filled; furnishings
and property. 555 East Congress
TO BUY OR SELL RooMING HOUSES
APARTMENTS AND HOTELS, CALL
IMPERIAL SALES
CA. 1888
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

AT go Insurance 60. funds for good
mortgage loans, land contracts bought
I'd. Henkel Co. Hammond Bldg. CA. 1855
HOME mortgages m Dearborn and vicinity
no service charge First Detroit Savings
and Loan Association OF Dearborn, 1880
Michigan avenue Dearborn
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Little Farms for Sale

BARGAIN! 3 lots together, each 40x
l3l. 500 TAKES ALL, free and clear!
S25 down, good location, near pavement.
MCFARLAND BROS, DE- 1880.
A BEAUTIFUL ~ acres, excellent soil I:
Nreeand road, close to Telegraph road,
near Flat Rock; some with large trees
S495.- terms CROSSMAN. HO. 6444
A SQUARE 5 acres. new 4.room home,
stream, trees; near Flat Rock: IS, 200
$500 down. CrossmHn, no. 6444.
A 3k ACRE, nearly square; Hall Road
mr.. West Rd 81 200 terms HO. 6444.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Farms and Lands for Sale

A BEAUTIFUL 75-acre farm clay loan
soil, completely modern house and build
ings, equipped for dairy, overlooking
Straits OF Macknaw. So, 900 will handle
Contact owner, r.. l.. Slade, Gaylord.
/ Arbutus Beach Mich.
| FOR SALE by owner. s0-acre farm home
shade trees OF maple 7-roorn house with
hardwood floors, 2 baths. barns, 10 steel
cow stanchions. tool shed, granary. garage,
corn crib, chicken and brooder houses. fur
| mace; all-electric with running water in
barns: edge OF city limits Of Eaton Rapids
For information address X. r. 4, Box g.
Eaton Rapids Michigan.
FORTY MILE circle: so acres. good
Groom house. good producing soil. out
buildings, stock and tools. Call Dearborn
1851.
STATE LANDs--$1 SO acre up. Complete
list 25 cents. Michigan Tax Service
Bureau. Majestic Bldg, Detroit,
120-ACRE dairy farm. clay loan. electric
ity, l. barn. full basement, sio, flowing
well two new chicken coops; 10-room
house, all modern. large sun porch; tenant
house. Easy terms. Harry Wild. r.. r..
Glare, Mich.
80 ACRES. NO BUILDINGS--About IL
miles from city hall. Would sell part
JUDSoN BRADWAY co.
527 MAJESTIC BLDG. RA. 97o0
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Apartment Property for Sal,

Apartment Bldg.-10 Units
2-story brick: gross rent S.. 600 In ex-
cenent condition excellent rental location.
JupSoN BRADWAY CO
521 Majestic Bldg. RA. a7Oo
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

VAUGHAN. 1881. mr. Schoolcraft-Corn-
Portable oo,taee-type bungalow, new brick
siding and roof. Price includes extra lot.
LanphRrs CA. $50.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
.Land Contract.

ALL land contracts. bought. mtgs. made.
McHugh. 1910 Ford Bldg. Cadillac O34q.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08


$500 down. Crossman no. 64i4.
A 81 ACRE, nearly square; Hall Road
mr.. West Rd. 81 200, terms. HO. 6444.
&C r EAGE
Your last chance to buy close In West
side land with city water and electricity
Prices are less than some farmers are
asking wholesale. Protect yourself against
INITIATION
The smart money is today buying land
Just outside the city limits where taxes
are low. Picture yourself in a coy bun
galow with lots OF room 10 do The things
you haYe always wanted 10 do.
Just few parcels available No In
crease In price and terms
TREADWELL
TELEGRAPH. AT WICK ROADS
one Mile South OF Ecorse Road
OR
DIX AND GODDARD ROADS
Lincoln Park
ACREs-5--op Levan Rd near school,
craft; a nice, quiet spot 20 live some
trees; only S225 down Newman. JOY at
Inkster Rd., RE 0333 or CH. 1850.
AN EXCELLENT LOCATION
Property fronts on Telegraph road each
parcel contains full 4 acre convenient 10
new Express Highway connecting Ford
Rouge and Willow Run plants. Plan for
the future now by securing one OF these
parcels while prices are low and terms
easy. Plant your fruit trees, lay out
ample garden space; build later with your
War Bonds.
KENNEDY BROS.
Full Details at Branch Office,
$3.50 Telegraph Road.
APPROXIMATELY acres-Near Middle
belt, block from Michigan; city water,
best soil; priced 81 500. terms. Dearborn
0320 or Wayne 7157-F-i2.
BETWEEN Rouge and Bomber Plant; four
rooms and bath; large lots; $500. AIS
Pelham Road. Dearborn.
BOMBER PLANT SPECIAL-4-room Cello
tex insulated house. wired for electric
stove with l acre black fertile loan.
| School bus: 5 miles 20 plant. Price only
sl,s25; 500 cash moves you in rest
! financed. Grossman, corner Van Born and
Wayne Roads. Phone Wayne s2o.
CHOICE small farm, S345; 21 miles from
Detroit City Hall. CA. 4200. TU. 2-6479.
- COOPER. .WAGAR- FARMS
] u acres; garden soil, city water, gas;
$3.50. terms. Huron River Drive, east
side Of lockwood. Crossman. HO 6444.
DRAFTED-oWNER SACRIFICING two
bedroom house; large utility room, good
furniture 81 $50; $3.50 cash can swing
entire deal balance financed. GROSS
MAN, corner Van Born and Wayne Roads
Phone Wayne q20.
l-AhfsN lew FARM NoNO DOWN
10 acres practically all for high paying
crops, variety fruit: 5-rm. dwelling on
gravel hway, ~ miles 10 depot village
easy walk 20 fishing and bathing lake. non
resident owners price. 81 100, PIX. go Big
Free Cstalog Bargains Is States
sTROUT REALTY, 7-PZ 10. Dearborn St,
Chicago g. H.
NEAR Fraser. GarhAN Road and M-e7.
4-room cottage. lot 5Ox40O. Open. ready
TO move In: 81 500 Small down payment.
4 Call after II, Sunday. Bohn. Pr. 444s
OUT Harper, y acre small unfinished
house, furniture, electric stovs 5000 mis-
eelaneous lumber; $500 down. TU. 2-27ss
? ACRES planted House, chicken COOP.
fruit trees.
8 rooms. modern; 81 500, terms.
rooms, modern 81 500. terms
/ +, Smith, $3.50 Telegraph Rd.. at Van Born
sOx2s5-sewer, water, gas. walks, school
/ 1913, near l3-Mile and Woodward Jud-
son Bradway Co. RA. 9700.
/ 4-ROOM, all modern 2-car garage ~
acre good land: 81 600, terms. Mr..
! OBrien. Temple 2-542s.
] LE-GROESBFCK, acres house
barn, $500, terms Pettine, Pi.. 1880
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Bungalows for Sale
fEaxf Of Woodward) }
Bungalows for Sale
(Wssf Of WoodW0rd)
g S4.OOO-SEE TODAY

PASADENA. 22e6--S rms, side drive. new
roof needs decorating. S4,290, $3.50
down. DlNedo l-nsla.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Sots,bon Reel Estate for Sale

a-EO0M brck fire ptacA urf..shed attic.
-. near ferc and Bgmrer. no uty taxes
Nysndofte O26gsJ
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Bungalows for Sale
Greater North WoodWGvd)

ROYAL OAK
NORTH ALEXANDER 2la: attractive
bungalow compl. with garage; shrubs
full basement: nice attic; pre-var con-
strOction. Shown by appt only. LanphsrK'
CA. 63lO
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

BOMBER PLANT sPECIAL-4-room Cello
tex insulated house. wired for electric
stove; with l acre black fertile loan.
School bus; miles TO plant Price only
81, ,S25; 500 cash moves you in, rest
financed. Grossman. corner Van Born and
Wayne Roads. Phone Wayne 920.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Loans on Real Estate

f0.MTLE- -GROESBECK, 5 acres house
barn, s.. 900. terms. Pettine, PL 1880
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
LAKEVIFW FARM xtOO DOWN

10 acres practically all for high paying
crops variety fruit: 5-rm. dwelling on
gravel h'way, III miles 10 depot village
easy walk 20 fishing and bathing lake; non
resident owners price. 81 100, pg. 90 Big
Free Cstalog Bargains IS States.
sTRoUT REALTY, 7-PzS Dearborn 81.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
CoopER .WACAR FAR

Ii acres: garden soil, city water, gas:
$3.50 terms. Huron River Drive, east
side Of lockwood. Crossman. HO. 6444.
DRAFTED-OWNER SACRIFICING two
bedroom house. large utility room, good
well In kitchen. complete with rooms
furniture. $3.50 $3.50 cash can swing
entire deal, balance financed. GROSS
MAN, corner Van Born and Wayne Roads
Phone Wayne 920
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
AN EXCELLENT LOCATION

Property fronts on Telegraph road; each
parcel contains full \ acre convenient 20
new Express Highway connecting Ford
Rouge and Willow Run plants Plan for
the future now by securing one of these
parcels while prices are low and terms
easy. Plant your fruit trees, lay out
ample garden space; build later with your
War Bonds
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
&C R E EAG E

ACRES-5--op Levan Rd. near school-
craft; a nice, quiet spot 10 live some
trees; only 1925 down. Newman, Joy at
Inkster Rd. RE. 0333 or CH 1850
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-05
Gas lgrites.
Burns Riq OF
Cut Bank Test

A flow of gas from the Sunburst
sand caught fire and burned the rig
of Glacier Production company's Mac
Guinness No. 2 wen in north Cut Bank
field this week, again delaying the
effort to determine the trend and ex-
tent of the pool opened up by this
eompany's flowing discovery well.
Hole stood at 2S45 feet. The recently
completed Frances-Warde No. / well
north of the MacGuiness producer,
had only showing of oil and has
been abandoned.
There was only one completion in
Cut Bank this week and that small
well. 1t is Kullberg- Tribal No. 1, Sc
SWA, NEA 25-32-6W, in the new
Tribal pool. 1t swabbed only 25 Dbl
after standing As hours. A shot of
nitro glyeerin may improve it.
One new location was announced:
SANTA RITA HALvERsoN No. s.
@ SEA NEA 25-34-Bw.
Rig up
Following is drilling report of Cut
Bank field:
CA. q T. Oil-Tribal GOT NO. p
Sc sWA NEA 29-S2-5W
spudded 5-25-43. Colorado shale, $50;
drilling 370
CoBB-TRIBAL 202 NO. s.
Sc sWH NEA 24-32-6W
Spudded 5-22-43. Drilling 305.
GLACIER PRoDUCTIoN-LooK-
HOFF No. 9
@ SEX NWA 33-33-5W
Completion 4-2S-43, finch cemented
at 2935; Sunburst sand, 2s90-2910;
upper Cut Bank, 2915-2952; lower
Cut Bank, 2952-29sO; Ellis, 1880;
total depth 1882; flowed and swabbed
231 bbl first "a hrs; shot, 100 OTIS.
nitroglyeerin; Today average, 80
Dbl.
GLACIER PROD MacGUNESs No. 2
Sc sWA SWA 5-s5-5W
Colorado shale, 634; 1O-inch at 642.
Rig burned; show oil and gas, 2s45.
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SANTA RITA-TRTBAL NO. ls-

SAN1A k4TA-TEIbAL NO. 1S-
C NwA Swh 10-35-6w
Spudded 5-12-43. Colorado shale, 5s7:
lOineh at 6l7. Drilling 25a0
TExAco-BoNNRT NO. =
sen swA s-s2-5w
Completed 4-4-43; finch eemented at
294O; Sunburst sand, 2ss3-2s00 and
2903-2926, show Of oil, 2920-2926;
upper Cut Bank, 2s35-2s65; lower Cut
Bank, 2965-2975; Ellis, 2975; total
depth, 29s0; fluid level, 900 feet;
swabbed 30 bbl, "a hours Shot, so
OTIS. nitroglyeerine; pumping.
TExACo-FRIsBEE UNIT NO.
sW sE14NwA 26-s6-5w
Spudded 5-29-43.
TExACo-GovT O7s7ssB No. g.
C NEN SEA 1s-32-5w
Spudded 5-26-43; Colorado shale $50;
l0-ineh at 1855; drilling $50.
TExACo-FEE M4ss No. p
Sc NEA NEN 31-32-5w
Colorado shale 1890; 1O-ineh at 6l5.
Drilling 2504.
TRIGO0D ou-TRTBAL $50 No. 8
Sc NEA sWA 29-32-5W
Completion, 5-24-43; no casing; no
Sunburst sand; upper Cut Bank,
2S43-50, dry; no lower Cut Bank sand.
Abandoned.
TRI GOOD om-TRIBAL 229 NO. a.
Sc SWA SEX 25-S2-6W
Completion, 4-27-4S; finch eemented
at S035; Sunburst sand, 3010-3020;
upper Cut Bank, 3O59-3OS4; lower
Cut Bank, 3Os4-3OSO; Ellis, 5000;
total depth, 1904; fluid level, 900 IT..
in % hrs; shot with 42O quarts nitro
glycerin; swabbing.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-05

GLACIER PRoDUCTzoN-MILLER
NO. 12-
G swN NwA ss-ss-5w.
Location.
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z SW% NWA SS-SS-5W-
Location.
GLACIER PR0D.-THAYER NO. 8
@ sEMNEA ss-S5-5w
Spudded 4-2O-42. Colorado shale,
$50; 10-ineh eemented at sos;
drilling, 1915.
HANLoN- COBB-TRIBAL, ga NO. l.
Sc SEA sen 1s-ss-6W
Completion, 5-I7-43. finch at 1900;
sunburst sand, 2ss0-290O, show oil;
upper Cut Bank 292O-2950; lower
Cut Bank, 2e5O-2963; Ellis, 1908;
total depth, 2ss9. Fluid level 1900 #.
Shot with $50 OTIS. nitroglycerine;
shot, $50 qts.; cleaning out.
HANLoN-TRTBAL 22s no. 1
Sc NEA SwA 25-32-6w
spudded 4-22-43; drilling 1900 in wet
hole; water $3.50.
HAYNEs-KIEsEL NO. l.
G NEAsEM 1s-35-5W
Spudded CLAP.
KULLBERG-TRTBAL NO. l.
Sc sWH NEA 25-32-6W
Spudded 4-14-43; Colorado shale, 700;
1O-ineh cemented at 725; finch ce-
mented at 1904; completion 5-29-43;
Sunburst sand 3017-3025; upper Cut
Bank 3O6O-3O75; lower Cut Bank
sO75-3Os6; Ellis 30s6; total depth
s1O4; fluid level 900 IT.; swabbed
25 Dbl; shot so OTIS.
SANTA RITA-HARDY NO. s.
C swA NWA 27-s5-6W
Completion, SLAB; finch cemented
at 1896; Sunburst sand, 2s15-2s35;
upper Cut Bank, 2S70-29OO; lower
Cut Bank, 29O0-2939; main pay, 1920
1880; Ellis, 29S9; total depth, 2949;
fluid level, 1000 it. Swabbed As Dbl.
Ten-day average, 291a Dbl
SANTA RITA-JoRDAN No. 7
c SWA NEN 1S-32-5W
Spudded 5-5-43; Colorado shale, 1852;
1O-inch at 500. Drilling 2647; water
26OO-26s5; s-ineh pipe at 2647.
SANTA RITA-LUNDGREN NO. s.
G swA sWA 23-37-5W
Completion, 5-2-4S; finch landed gas
at 2626; Sunburst sand, 2550-256s;
upper Cut Bank, 2575-2620; lower Cut
Bank, 262O-2661; Ellis, 1861; total
depth, 1904; fluid level, 1000 f., $50
oil, $50 water; plugged back to 2647;
shot, 40 qts, nitro glycerin, 1896
2645; making 10 Dbl. oil, 10 bbL
waterl
SANTA RTTA-STATE NO. p
c SWA NEA 12-33-6W
Rig.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-05
TRIGooD ourTRIBAL ESQ No.
aE Sell aWN 90 aq.HW


Sc SEA swA 2e-32-5w
Completion, 4-15-43. finch cemented
2s42; sunburst sand, a70O-2sl0; up
per Cut Bank, 2s32-2s9O; lower Cut
Bank, ss90-2 zoos; Ellis, 29O5. Total
depth, 1890; fluid level, 1000 feet;
swabbed 900 Dbl. in 201A hours; shot
with 200 OTIS. nitro elyeerin; fishing
for lost tools with cable tools; parted
Finch easing; drilling l0.ineh hole
at 2l30.
TRIGooD oTL-TRIBAL 22s NO. l.
Sc NEH SEA 25-s2-6w
Completion 5-l4-42. finch at 3011;
sunburst sand, 2945-296O; upper Cut
Bank 2975-3O37; lower Cut Bank,
3O37-SO52; Ellis s052; total depth,
305s. Fluid level 1900 IT,, swabbed
225 Dbl in 16 hr. Shot with 90
quarts nitroglycerin; swabbing IS
bbl. per day.
TRIaooD-TRIBAL 2S2 NO. p
Sc NwH SEX 3O-s2-5w
Standing 2760.
TRIGooD-TRIBAL 200 NO. s.
Sc sEA SEA 25-S2-6W
Drilling $500.
TRIGooD om-TRIBAL $50 NO. s.
Sc SWh SEA 3O-32-5W
Completion, 4-25-4S; 7-ineh eemented
at 1925; sunburst, 2s65-2ssO; upper
Cut Bank, 292O-294O, and 2e45-2o50;
lower Cut Bank (blaek ehart), 2949-
2945 (between upper @. B. beds);
Ellis, 1859; total depth, 2969. Fluid
level, 1850; swabbed 100 bbl "a hrs. (;
shot, 1870 OTIS. nitroglycerin; Today
average, 10 Dbl. per day.