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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04
Garden Clubs Plan
Lecture Course

The Federated Garden Clubs of
Connecticut through its Programme
Chairman Mrs. John B. Wallace of
New Haven, announces a spring lee
ture course to be held in:
New Haven, Tuesday, March 30th,
1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m. Y. w. G.
A., AZ Howe street.
Stamford, Wednesday, March 31st
1880 a. m. and 1880 p. m. Auditor
ium, Stamford Gas and Electric
Company, 429 Atlantic street.
Miss Anne B. Werstner Of the
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
will speak in the morning upon
How to Stage the Harvest Show"
The afternoon lecture, Flower Ar
rangements in War Time" Is given
in response to requests for such q
talk from Gray Ladies, Nurses, and
other groups working in connection
with the Red Cross and hospitals.
Course tickets, for Federation
members, must be ordered not later
than March 18th, from Mrs. THOR
de Cholnoky, Butternut Hollow road
Greenwich. The public Is invited 10
attend and may purchase tickets at
the auditorium doors.
Miss Eleanor Russo, daughter Of
Mrs. g. z. Russo Of Stephana Lane,
was bridesmaid today at the we'd
ding Of Miss Gloria Sheehan of
Clifton, New Jersey. Miss Sheehan
and Miss Russo were classmates at
the College of st. Elizabeth, Con-
vent, N, j,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04
Personal
Persons
Nuptials Today

At ten o'clock this morning Miss
Loretta Marie Biais Of Walnut street
became the bride Of Middleton 1rv-
ing Parsons Of Delaware avenue.
The Reverend Ubald Laurion per-
formed the ceremony ct st. AIMS
Rectory.
MISS Anne Biais attended her
sister, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Blais. William A. Hebert
served as best man, for the groom,
the SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton
Parsons.
with her suit Of beige Portsmann
wool, the bride wore q brown Or
candle blouse, beige and brown
Straw hat with q veil, and brown &C
cessorles. A corsage of yellow roses
and bouvardia completed her en-
seFnble.
THE maid Of honor was dressed
Ia . suit of navy blue twill with q
shell pink blouse, A navy veil
ciraped her shell pink feather hat,
and her corsage consisted Of pink
roses.
A breakfast for the bridal party
and the members Of their immedi-
ate families followed at the Col
onnade. Mrs. Blais wore navy blue
redingote over a dress Of lighter
blue printed crepe. Her accessories
were navy, and her corsage, red
roses. Mrs. Parsons was dressed In
blue printed jersey, with navy &C
cessories, and q red rose corsage.
When leaving for New York City,
the bride chose o frock Of powder
blue, with black Melton coat, and
a black Suzy hat. Upon their return
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons will reside on
Grove street. Both are graduates Of
wildly High School.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04
WOn1en's Federation
Cancels Contention

The General Federation Of WoTn-
ems Clubs has cancelled It's 1913
convention. scheduled TO be held in
Indianapolis, May 1918, according
to Mrs. John L. Whitehurst, presi-
dent Of the organization.
Mrs. ,Whitehurst In making the
announcement said: mfr. Eastman,
Director Of ODT,, pointed out to
organization leaders the present
transportation difficulties. A poll
Of state leaders was taken and the
majority Of women in answering the
QUESTIONABLE said that due to the
fact the General Federation Of
Women's Clubs was one of the first
organizations to promote war SER
vice program, they would be pa
triotic enough to refrain from hold
ing national convention If It
inpedes transportation. They be-
lieve, however, that such meetings
are essential to the preservation Of
democratic ideals and the promo
ton Of the war program.
MANY Of the women asked that
the president Of the General Fed
Grafton request Mr.. Eastman to see
that departments Of government do
likewise. They believe that various
departmental conferences, calling
members Of organizations from diff
ferent states to q focal point to re-
ceive instructions which have been
published In newspapers, also create
transportation difficulties, and are
l1on-essential, extravagant and I'M
WISE"
Mr. Eastmans statement to organ
izations contained the following:
MANY requests have been made Of
the Office Of Defense Transporta-
ton for an expression Of Its atti-
tude toward the holding Of conven-
tons in 1o43. This Office obviously
cannot undertake to assess the eS-
sentiality Of each Of the many thous-
ands Of meetings and conventions
normally held In the United States
each year. 1t Is q responsibility Of
the officers or members Of individual
associations.
Troop movements by rail, which
q few months ago amounted to O
million men month, have now dou-
bled to q rate Of approximately two
million O month. They will no doubt
be even larger in 1943 as more men
are put In uniform and more are
moved in training and embarkation
points. Regular trains will be more
crowded than ever with soldiers, sail
ors, and airmen on furlough.
1T should be clear, think, that
the railroads and bus lines will have
extremely limited facilities In l943
for passengers not on the armed
services or not on business Of an
essential or emergency character.
I'm view Of this fact, 1t should
be clear also that every convention
or meeting cancelled, even II 1t
would have involved travel by only
o comparatively small number Of
persons, will mean decidedly
worthwhile saving Of transportation
facilities and will itself constitute
a contribution to the war effort"
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Griffin,
and daughter Katherine of Fox
street are attending the mid-winter
graduation exercises at Williams
College, Williamstown, Mass, where
their son Walter is a member Of
the graduating class. James Jr., who
Is also student at williams will be
present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04

champions. Today's hand is ar
example Of his style. Sitting North
he cashed three rounds Of spades
then led a low diamond toward
dummy, finessing the ten. West, in
trouble for an exit, chose a heart
and the queen, king and ace fell to-
gether. The club king was led and
East won. A heart was returned,
dummy winning and Crawford dis
carding a club.
Next Crawford led O club to the
queen and returned q diamond for
O finesse Of the jack. But East still
had a stopper against the fourth
round. So dummy's last heart was
led for North to ruff, then the last
trump was led and East was
In diamonds and clubs.
Crawford made five-odd, the extra
trick giving him a top score.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04
Mildred CovielLo
Has Personal SholUer

Miss Jeanette Turcotte Of North
Main street entertained at her home
on Monday evening with o personal
shower in honor Of Miss Mildred
Coviello.
Among the guests were Katherine
Coe, Jane Begnal, Jerry Baunett,
Anne Bartolini, Betty Hallett, Alyce
Burgess, Olga DiVergilio, Katherine
Perazello, Nancy Albino, Cecilia Ia
milgetti Jennie Lasky, Marie Ayotte,
Doris Hale Pearl Simpson, Bridget
Benedetto, Norma Perozzella, Mary
Minnahan, Mary Quilter, Mary
Macdonald, Mary Poudre, jose
phine Grimm, Lillian Coty, Grace
Barrett, Terry Sanford, Lois Budges,
Hilda Winterhalder, Anna Panasi,
Claire Turcette, and Alice Turcotte.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04
Third Church Group
At DetuUeiLer Home

Mrs. William Detweiler Of South
Leonard street entertained the Wo-
mems Get-Together % the Third
Congregational church at her home
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs, Harold Fogg presided during
the business meeting. Mrs. James
Donnelly read the minutes in the
absence Of Mrs. Louis VonLott who
Is recovering from an illness.
Plans were completed for the
Valentine Dessert Bridge to be held
on February IS from 1880 to 8 at
the Parish hall. Mrs. James DON
nelly, chairman, will be assisted In
her arrangements by Mrs. william
Detweiler, Mrs. Paul Wander Po-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04
GIN RuMMY

q. Non-dealer draws from the
stock before asking whether dealer
wishes to take the first up-card.
What happens?
A. Dealer makes his choice. II
he refuses the up-card, there Is
no penalty. II he takes the up
card, non-dealer keeps the card
he has drawn, thus losing the OPP
ton Of taking the dealers discard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES :
FareweH Fete
John Keaney

John Kearney Of Altyre street was
recently entertained at q farewell
party. He will leave shortly for
service In the q. 8. Army.
Mr.. Kearney received q purse
from the guests, who included Laur-
Inc Hickey, Donald Client, Vivian
Rosa, John Reilly, Shirley Collins,
Francis Grimm, Patricia Kennedy,
George synnott, Gertrude Larson,
John Kearney, Jean Wistr, Arthur
johnson, Pima Cosgrove, Robert
Kearney, Rita Crane, George Kear-
ney, Patricia Cosgrove, Rita Kear-
ney, Doris Cosgrove and Joan Cos
grove.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04
, MCKINNEY
ON BRIDGE

For the fourth time, John r.
Crawford Of Philadelphia was one
Of the winners of the national
board match team-of -four cham
pionship. His team won the title in
1897 and 1898 and 1899. Now his
name goes back on the cup for the
fourth time.
Crawford Is one Of the youngest
and most daring Of our present
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04

CART and Mrs. Henry vollers.
Mrs. Fogg will entertain the mem.
bers at the February II meeting al
her home on washington avenue
Mrs. Conner Lewis received the mys-
terry prize donated by Mrs. William
Barnes. Mrs. Barnes assisted Mrs
Detweiler as hostess.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04
ELTON GLIB

Scorers In last evenings tourna-
nent under the direction of Mrs.
w. s. Smith, were: north-south,
Edith Rogers, Mary Russell, "a la;
Herman Rehms, w. 8. Smith, "a Ia;
Lee Harding, j. r. Hicks, SO 1-2;
east-west, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Fowles, so; Mrs. I. B. Clarke, Mrs.
H. ]. Stettbacher, rs; Miss Gertrude
Krouse, Mrs. r. e. Cleveland, 81 Ia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04

Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in the Wednesday tour
nament under the direction Of Mrs
j. @. Moriarty were: north-south
Mrs. Z. ]. Nelson, Mrs. George
Brennan, 103h; Mrs. Charles Velte
Mrs. Harry Laudeman, 98h; east
west, Mrs. James Butler, Mrs. Clif-
ford Petitjean, 110h; Mrs. Frank
Driscoll, Mrs. Edward Meadows
105.
The official standing: Mrs. James
Abercrombie, Mrs. James Walsh
1891; Mrs. Velte, Mrs. Lahdeman
429: Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Brennan
327R; Mrs. Walter Wood, Mrs
George Moeller, 800.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04

John Tehan has resumed his
studies ct Mt. st. Michael's School
in New York, after spending q few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
jeremiah Tehan of Stone street. He
had as his guests, o classmate,
Robert Wolfe, Of New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04

Mrs. Morris Cohen Of New Haven
has been elected president of the
Auxiliary Of the Jewish War Vet-
Grams No. 8S Of New Haven. She Is
the former Mrs. Sarah Hendler Of
this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04
Mrs. William Magee
Hostess to Societ,

Mrs. william Magee Of Wood
street entertained the members Of
the Woman's Society Of Christian
Service Of st. Paul's Church at her
home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. David Wood conducted the
devotional service, assisted by Mrs,
Henry Kuntz. Mrs. H. M. Suther-
land presided at the business meet
ing, during which plans were made
for White Elephant sale to be held
at the next meeting on February II
at the home of Mrs. Jack Steck Of
Highland avenue.
Among those attending were Mrs
Alton Erwin, Mrs. August Paul
Mrs. Asa Smith, Mrs. David Wood
Mrs. Armand Brechbuhler, Mrs
David Jones, Mrs. John Steck, Mrs
Theodore Kirsch, Mrs. Harry Kuntz
Mrs. Robot Buick, Ms. Geoge Wedge
Mrs. Wilson Miller, ST., Mrs. Charlie;
Finkzeller, Mrs. Gustave Yackel
Mrk Sutherland, Miss Barbara
Weber, Mrs. Charles Brechbuhler
Mrs. Florence Della Camera, and
James Allen, Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04

Mrs. james Howse Of Baltimore,
Maryland, has been transferred
from the Social Security Board Of
that city, to the Waterbury ONCE.
She will reside with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pasquale Avoletta Of
Oakville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04

Mrs. Salvatore Giannelli and
daughter, Esther, Of West Grove
street, are spending two weeks at
Walnut Ridge, Arkansas. They are
visiting Mrs. Giannelli's son, Pri-
vate First Glass Anthony Giannelli,
Of the U. s. Army Air Corps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-04
Personal
10 Certain Fat Women

You adult fat people may often aim down
without starvation diets and backbreaking
exercises when your excess fat 10 due to
thyroid deficiency and you have nothing else
the matter with you. Just eat sensibly and
take Marmola tablets only according to the
recommendations and instructions with the
package.
Marmola 70 not cure-all. II IN doubt at
any time about advisability Of treatment and
FOR further information as to the properties
and effects of the Marmola ingredients, con.
suit q physician.
II you need Marmola, why not lose those
ugly uncomfortable pounds the Marmola way.
Don't delay. Druggists have sold more than
twenty million packages during the past
thirty years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Carpet Cleaners and Overs

= %iiTIFtt -fr ana upholstered FUR
nNIr" cleaning. renovating; guaranteed
insured aNi2. 50 - cash ana carry s. 81
Garfield F.g o Furniture Cleaners. Si3s
Fireman Tyler 5-t566
Al A SPECIAL, 9-12 49, $3.50
Cash and carry. 81 so IS years expert
encs. lOnT guaranteed Detroit Oriental
Rug Wits 1922 Proadsfresf no 1900
SOUTHWESTERN Carpe' Cleaning. i5l5
CoiitnEvoor PrT-v-rtssurr- IN s,Ired
Telephone EOgarth 300
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate Nst
ings m the nix SUNDAY Times Want Al
Sc, ton
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PRODUCTION PROBLEM
CAPITOL TOOL COMPANY

CONSULT ne enlarged Real Estate list
ings m the biz sunday Times Want Al
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WASHING MACH. swEEPER RrPAIRINo

ALL makes repaired: rebuilding: guarsn.
teed workmanship: reasonable; IRE,
estimates, Murray 0f5i.
CONSULT 'ne enlarged Real Estate list
inEs IN the big Sunday Times Want At
Section,
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MoUing, Storage, Carriage

ROBERT PALMER. iscsL Moving. cart
age, furniture. pianos. refrigeratOrs
33f7 Harper. Plaza l0i0.
VlCTORS MOvinE-L0cal and suburban
Place your order dav before moving
TW 1-00SO 1925 Syracuse
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REVEREND -LILI.IAN- LEE:-chl4nh- 81
Christ Appointments daily 1860 IVES,
Grand boulevard Tyler 6-T333
REV SPEEDWELL MONROE. spiritual
councillor ana divine healing 40 prohIer,
100 difficult Appointments only Dos Eliot
] Enpe l6iss
REVEREND TEAFR Spiritual Advisor
and Reader Daily Appointment 33lI
Michigan tLPstaiFslr Lafayette g7ss
VITALITY weak: Use Mercury Rub Write
fnr pamphIet Read Brafle, ~ 1917
Dryden Tyler f-s2s3
READ Times Want ADS for prom, Use
them for results
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HAIR REMOVED FOREVER SAFE. Fast
inexpensive. Lifetime Guarantee Doe
tors References Electrolyas Clinic
Townsend s-3iif
HAIR REMOVED Permanently Electro
lysis Antninstte Aust 1858 Lakewood
Nernor) LEnoN 1892
HAIR REMOVED permanently Natal,
Traub. $50 Michigan Theater Building
cherry T07a.
JOSEPHINE QUINN = Gifted clairvoyani
reader. Appointments daily. lliB Ora.
coon. Vinew0od l-47iS
LADY OF MYSTERY -Raa!a-Eams
Private Readings. Phone Cadillac 52s3.
Appointments g 3. m. IL p. M Daily.
MADAME DELLA Spiritual psychS
noted reader. Grand River Appoint,
ments. Tyler 5-5eO7
MADAME MORNING STAR 49, Famous
Reader snd ADVISOR. Problems Solved
Fitlroy 1895.
MADAME \ AstrolOgist, daily readings.
1845 West Garfield. Ring Apartment
MADAME GRACE Spiritual Reader ~
Appointment Near Second Boulevard.
Temple 227s2
MEXICAN LEGAL MATTERS reliably
handled. Box 240m. Juarez. Mexico.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic
61i3 Second near Palmer Trinity l-7242
PROF. ELTON ADVISOR
coNStLTATION daily. in-5. TUESDAYS.
FRIDAYS until Q, closed SUNDAYS. 34fs
John n. 81
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Personals

A CERTIFIED DER--Your problems
solved tDaily SUNDAYS Florence La
Valley. t2o5 Lafchmont Tyler 7.3f3l
A GIFTED reader and adviser Mira Cor
man, On all snaifs ~ life. DAILY Sun
DAYS, 1913 1850 Michigan. one block
from schaefer, upstairs. Oregon l27s.
A LIQUOR nsbr stopped at nome secretly.
Arnold. 2i6l Nat. Bank Bldg RA 1884.
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1852
A RELIABLE READER AND ADVISOR
Srs ffwaffF. 1910 Fort Lincoln Pa'K
specal Doc. Hours 1919 daly, sunday
Atlantic 1903
+ sf1ttSf-ft TIT 1T ErraTTs 7r rrrs-- W.
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SUNDAYS 100 4as0 Wes' JeTsrsor. yo1rse
over tdgeN alter Bs- Atlantic tqsl. (Nysn-
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DETROIT TIMES
f3oett Se41zce DEzeczdM
AND BUYERS GUIDE
ICE skAIING-wINpsoR

ROLLER skating Nightly excep, TUESDAY
saturday. dancing Sa'urdAV uras'lfne
IIesdsys. windsor Arena, S72 NcDouraIi
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Situations Wanted-Femoie


BUNDLE wash--CAsh and carry; excel
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EMPLOYED girl willing 10 stay with child
"a nights wee'ly In exchange for owu
room and board or room ana some wages.
Tyler s-s7s7
EXPERIENCED curtain stretcher 10 lsun-
Ger curtains. cash ana carry. Townsend
5-S357.
EXPERIENCED laundress wants bundle
washing cash. carry. east side. Melrose
1850
EXPERIENCED cOlored girl wishes WORK
after school Tyler 5-4756.
INTELLIGENT colored couple with small
child wish three or four unfurnished
rooms in exchange for wifes par, time
service. TY. 7-OOs2
MAID or usher, experienced salary desired
$40. Temple 2-O3s2.
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work 81 noop. Tyler 5-6766.
QUALIFIED stock room girl ana expert
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WOMAN wishes bundle washing cash
carry. Work by day, IS, csrfare. Tenn
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CoLORED gir wishes position taking care
~ children; M cooking; m laundry
TNwbrook l-li52
COLORED woman wants day work ga
cartare; Al shirt ironer. Trinity
I fs75
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MoUing, Storage, Carriage

ALBRIGHT focsl moving storag, Graf
ing shipping. hr'pro0f warehouse. III
HT"Auket TrIrI'N 27ffi
ATLANT1C-- Local padded van. ZOO gu
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rVtrhruok sos
EHALT 49, Local moving loads van,ee
michigan. ONO, Pennsylvania free est.
mates 1922 Lvernots Lafayette 43et
ffeN KILL JOTT'VT CIV vide uniform
ates local day nights. University
3si2a, 1888 Wyoming
MOVING Loacs 20 or fEam
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We" virginia. New York Michigan Stor-
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Minute-Man Transfer COMPANY
Carriage. Baggage and Machinery. Local
ca. 172O-7S2o ST. ANTOINE
MOVING Trunks. furniture appliances
l0esl REDS CARRIAGE. 1880 Warren
Tyler 4-Ss22
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-12
Six RotarieS
Drilling on
Carter Lands

Carter Oil eompany's wildcat cam
paign in Montana, under Northern Ord
nance drilling, was in full swing this
week with six rotary rigs working. The
newest well is on Gage structure in
Musselshell county, on the Morris farm,
sWA sWh 15-9N ZOE, which is now
drilling at 2030 feet. a seventh we'll is
starting on Ingomar dome, NEh SEA
22-9N-35E, Rosebud county. Two other
wildcats are rigging up, one in North
Dakota and one in South Dakota.
In western Pondera county, south OF
Dupuyer, Northern Ordnance-Jannusch
No. l, NEM SEA lS-27-7w, is drilling
at $3.50 feet in the KoOtenais.
In Teton county, near Bynum, Camp
bell No. l, SEW NEA 5-26-7w is drill
ing at 1O4O.
At Aloe, Moser No. l, SWM NEA IA
3S-3W, is drilling in Madison lime at
1775 after having had a small show
ing at the lime contact, 1699-1712.
West of Sunburst Cred Creek State
No. 1, NEA NEA 1O-s6-4w, is drilling
at 1855, cOring ahead. Coring started
at 2465,. looking for Cut Bank sand
series.
South of Border field (willshaw eou-
lee) Parker No. l, NWA NWM II
S7-3W, is drilling at 21sO.
Where showings are found by cor
ing, wells viii be drilled in with cable
tools
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-12
TExACO-FRTsBEE UNIT NO. ]


SW SEMNWA 26-36-5W.
Spudded 5-29-43. Waiting for crew.
TExAco-GovT. 07s7ssB No. g.
G NEA SEX 1s-32-5w
spudded 5-26-43; Colorado shale $50;
1O-ineh at 1856; drilling 1885.
TExACo-FEE M4S9 No. p
Sc NEA NEM 3l-32-5W
Colorado shale 1890; 10-inch at 615.
Coring 1919; 500 feet oil in hole;
finch cemented at 1887.
TRI GOOD oIL-TRIBAL 229 NO. A.
Sc sWA sen 25-s2-6W
Completion, 4-27-43; finch cemented
at 30s5; sunburst sand, sO10-3O2O;
upper Cut Bank, 3O59-3Os4; lower
Gut Bank, 3Os4-sO9O; Ellis, 5000;
total depth, 1904; fluid level, 900 #.
in % hrs; shot with 420 quarts nitro
glycerin; swabbing.
TRTGooD OL-TRIBAL ESQ No. 4
Sc SEX sWA 29-s2-5w
Completion, 4-15-43. finch cemented
2S42; Sunburst sand, 2790-2s1O; up
per Cut Bank, 2S32-2s90; lower Cut
Bank, 2s9O-2905; Ellis, 29O5. Total
depth, 1920; fluid level, 1000 feet;
swabbed 222 Dbl in 2015 hours; shot
with 200 qts. nitro glycerin; fishing
for lost tools with cable tools; parted
finch casing; drilling 1O-ineh hole
at 1885.
TRIGooD on-TRIBAL 229 NO. l.
Sc NEA sEA 25-s2-6w
Completion SLAP. finch at BOIL;
sunburst sand, 2945-2s60; upper Cut
Bank 2975-3037; lower Cut Bank,
3O37-SO52; Ellis S052; total. depth,
sO5S. Fluid level 1900 It., swabbed
225 Dbl. in 16 hr. Shot with 90
quarts nitroglycerin; swabbing rs
Dbl. per day
TRIGOoD-TRTBAL 2s2 NO. p
Sc NWA sEA 30-32-5W
Re-drilling, 1850.
TRIGoOD-TRIBAL 229 NO. s.
Sc SEX SEX 25-32-6W
finch cemented at 3046. Waiting on
cement.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-12
TAKES BANKRUPTCY

Capital Gas Corp, of Billings, John
Wight enterprise, has filed a petition
in voluntary bankruptcy in federal court
in Great Falls. R. c. Dillavou has been
named referee. Debts of 1918, 6sO96 and
assets of 7,O4O.40 are shown, including
producing leases on Cedar Creek anti
cline and personal property of $2,040.40.
Included in liabilities is $4,000 loaned
to the corporation by Wight.