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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-02

oRpER no SHOW CAUSE

ORDER IO ShOW CADcE
In the District Court Of the Eighth Judicial
District of the State of Montana, in and
for the County of Cascade.
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICA-
TON OF DOR HEA DOLBY FOR
CHANGE OF NAME.
Whereas, Dorothea Dolby, filed her Pc
tition with the Clerk of the above-entitled
Court for permission to change her name
from Dorothea Dolby to Dorothea Thorson;
NOW, THEREFORE,, It Is hereby Or
dered that all persons interested in the
matter aforesaid appear at the Court Room
of the above-entitled Court in the Court
House in Great Falls, Montana, on the 18th
day of June 1945, at the hour of 10
o'clock A. NJ of said day, and then and
there to show cause, II any they may
have, why said application for change of
name should not be granted.
1t is further ordered that copy of this
Order to Show Cause be published in
Montana OIL Journal, newspaper of gen
eral circulation, published in the City of
Great Falls, County of Cascade, State of
Montana, for four "a consecutive weeks
next preceding the date set for the hearing
thereof.
Dated this 14th day of May, l945.
H. H. EWING,
Judge of the District Court
Date of first publication, May 10, 1915.
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-02

ORDER 10 SHOW CAUSE

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In the District Court of the Eighth Judicial
District of the State of Montana, I'm and
for the County of Cascade.
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICA-
TON OF MAR OF McCALLUM FOR
CHANGE OF NAME.
Whereas, Margot McCallum. filed her
Petition with the Clerk of the above
entitled Court for permission to change
her name from Margot McCallum to Mar
got Ingouf;
NOW THEREFORE,, 1t is hereby Or
dered that all persons interested In the
matter aforesaid appear at the Court Room
of the above-entitled Court In the Court
House In Great Falls, Montana on the 18th
day of June, 1915, at the hour of 10
o'clock A. NJ of said day, and then and
there 70 show cause, If any they may have,
why said application for change Of name
should not be granted.
II is further ordered that copy of this
Order TO Show Cause be published In Mon
tana Oil Journal, a newspaper of general
circulation, published in the City OF Great
Falls, County of Cascade State of Mon
tana, for four (4) consecutive weeks next
preceding the date set for the hearing
thereof.
Dated this 14th day of April. 1915.
c. F. HOLT,
Judge of the District Court
Date of first publication May 10. 1845.
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-02
TOOLE COUNTY TRANBFERs
By Toole County Abstract Co.
Shelby, Moatana
OIL AND GAS LEASE

OIL AND GAS LEASE
Ignatius Schirber to Potlatch OH & Re
filming Co, W, e, FL, W, NV. 22-s5-1w
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Roscoe J. Smiley to Husky Refining Co.,
Sc NV, 9-36-1e.
JUDGMENT
Ignatius Schirber VS.. Jones Oil Co., ct
al, cancels oil and gas lease recorded in
book 3, page 1854, covering the e, W, 21,
w w, NV, 22-35-1w
EXTENSION OF TIME FOR DRILLING
OIL WELL
Karl Petersen, ct al, to Hannah-Porter
Co, e, 2O-32-1w.
SALES CONTRACT
Superior Petroleum Co., to Joseph NJ c.
Cochran and Jack Throckmorton, spudder
and drilling TOOLS
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-02

STORAGE
TWO-165 HIP Watts Miller Twin Cylinder
Compressors
oNE-225 HIP Watts Miller Twin Cylinder
Compressor.
SIx-fo5 HIP Bessemer Twin Cylinder Gas
Engines.
SIx-Imperial Type 10 Ingerson Rand Belt
Driven Compressors.
THREE-Steam Compressors.
FOR SALE
SO, x 30 riveted horizontal tanks
2-10 21' welded horizontal tanks
p g. so riveted horizontal tanks
p g. x 90 riveted horizontal tanks
1--12' x "a riveted horizontal tanks
ALL engines and tanks priced to sell For
detailed information wire phone, or
write:
OIL FIELD SALVAGE COMPANY
Phone 232
Breckenridge, Texas
5-Ip-d
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-02
EQUIPMENT
COMPLETE TOPPING PLANT
FOR SALE

II
FOR SALE
1000 Barrels Per Day Capacity
Located In the center of the Montana
on Fields
Less than 200, 900 bbI. of sweet crude
have been processed in this plant. All
latest refinery equipment, including
ethyl barrel blending plant, railroad
siding. completely equipped laboratory
and office buildings. Plant situated on
80 acres of ground owned in fee u
mile from city limits. Over d 900 bar
rels storage capacity.
Inventory and price to interested par
ties upon application.
Phone - Write - Wire
JAMES NELSON
Rainbow Hotel - Shelby, Mont.
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EMPLOYMENT
MEN FOR FOREIGN EMPLOYMENT
In Saudi Arabia

REFINERY operators, graduate petroleum,
electrical and mechanical engineers; sta
biliZer operators; combination welders
for pressure vessel and pipe work; boiler
makers and various other crafts, &C
countants: stenographers. Employment
offers opportunities FOR postwar security
and advancement Liberal benefit plans;
vacations In United States; free hospital
and medical care. If genuinely interested
in foreign career, send fun Information
on experience. transcript of college rec
ord professional applicants only), refer
ences, draft and availability status to
our Employe Relations Department.
ARABIAN AMERICAN OIL COMPANY
eco Bush Street
6-2-tf
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illegal Advertising)

CALL FOR BIDS. To purchase royalty
crude oil accruinR to the United States
from the Cat Greek oil field, Montana.
Pursuant to the provisions of section
1870 Of ne st act 4 sgprcsSoeou ie5S
sealed proposals, IN duplicate, will be
received in the Office of the Secretary of
the Interior, Washington, D. G.. on or be
slbIe bidders for the sale and purchase
under contract of all royalty crude oil
accruing to the United States from Federal
lands in the Cat Creek oil field, Montana,
from said date during and throughout the
period of the National Emergency as de
clared by the President, but not 70 exceed
a term of years In any event and subject
as seller, or the successful bidder or bid
in writing If the National Emergency is
the President or by Act of Congress prior
20 the expiration of the aforesaid 2-year
period The monthly royalty during the
year 1874 averaged shout $50 barrels Of
flight oil" or total for the year amount
ing 10 about 10000 barrels. The gravity
of the Governments Cat Creek royalty
crude oil approximates So A-PI. Add
cations governing the sale Of the Govern
ments royalty crude oil from the Cat
Creek field may be obtained from the
Director, Geological Survey, U. s, Depart
or the Oil and Gas Supervisor y. s.. Geo
logical Survey, Federal Building Casper,
Wyoming. Sealed bids are TO be submitted
TO the Secretary, Department of the In
the specifications, the envelope 70 be
marked plainly, IBID on Cat Greek royalty
crude oii-not TO be opened before noon.
time fixed herein for submitting bids win
be considered. Oscar L. Chapman, Assist
ant Secretary of the Interior. 2x
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Sulphur Creek
(Utmfa County,
Orew0m on Ca. Nc. 1
SW sWA 6wN IS-laN-i1ew
Shut down, 2275-
Wagon Hound Structure
(Hot Springs County,
Broderick a. Observation-Disclosures No.
NV Sc Sc 6-44N-0SW
Drilling, 1040.
WuuGh Dome
(Hot Springs County,
Maverick Production Co. No.
NV NV SW 7-44N-96W
woo, 200. (FIRST REPORT)
WInkelmGn Dome
Fremont County,
gtanoIind-Trfbal No. 8
SW NE NV 19-2N-1W
Spudded 4-27-45. I'd, 1879. Testing Sun
dance. Battling X BoPH. Cleaning out
Wyoming AnticIine-
Linc0In County,
X. p. NJ Ine.-Stata no.
NE Cor. Lot /, Sec. So-36N-1lb w
Shut down 2S35.
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WANTED: Production of Is barrels daily
up, Montana, Wyoming, Kansas. Dyer,
1895 Champa, Denver, Colo. Write free.
~. ed
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Wyoming AnticIine-
(IIincOIn County,

X. p. NJ. Inc.-Stata No.
NE Cor. Lot /. Sec. Se-36N-1IB w
Shut down 2SS5.
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PROSECUTORS desiring grubstake please
communicate with me w. Ted Cuahm,
1893 N. Emery Road NE, Atlanta. Ga.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-02

PRODUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
OPEN for position-25 years experience
in oil production and engineering, 10
years In Kelvin field. Can furnish refer
ences. Box 204, Montana Oil Journal.
5-26-y
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OH.

SOME desirable acreage Is available In pro
ducing portions Of the kevin-Sunburst
field Terms reasonable, part cash and
part out of production. 20 those who
wish 20 drill. Some of this acreage nm
drilled. but entirely surrounded BY pro
duction, though not directly offset by
producers. When you write. specify fully
what you want Box 287, Montana OIL
journal
SQUARE DEAL. Have OIL leases. II you
wish 70 share drilling with others. you
may have your own well on proven
field. or I win sell leases outright. 1902
18th Ave, Seattle. S-26-b
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR LEASE for drilling at x
on NhSEk and NEANEA SWA Sec.
10-57-8SW. Hold patent with of and
mineral rights. G. H. Edwards, Ferris
Hotel, Rawlins, Wyo. 5-i9-d
FOR SALE: One international so HIP Six
cylinder gas or gasoline engine in good
mechanical shape ready to 60. V-beit
drive. See at OK. Garage in Sunburst at
ceiling price. Phone z. 6-2-w
FOR SALE: Complete tn rotary rig, In
good condition, with many accessories
Sound Cities Gas & OH Co, 1411 9Th
Ave, Seattle, /, Wash. 6-19-d
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-02
NEW MAP!
Revin-Sunburst and Adiacent Areal

CKevn-Sunburst and Adjacent Area)
insistent
townships by four townships follows
Townships "a,
Ranges ], 2 and west.
win
USGS These
scale Ia overall
my 81 inches by 81 inches When this issued it will show the
status or all wells In the area, as of April IA, 1945.
This map will take IN ALL Of the present oil producing of
field including field the
northwest the northwest Kelvin will take all
include the Thorpe Slim
northwest Sunbur viii the portion
of the Border oil field
Because northwestern
nnuTs conditions are liable change rapidly hence only limited
Der OF these being printed The price is ST. We they viii be
ready delivery about receiving
wish-pease the
COUPON
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
MONTANA
Mont
Enclosed s. for which me--copies your map
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Transpfanting
Ornamental Trees

SEVERAL OF the most pop
ular ornamental trees can be
successfully transplanted only
In the spring of the year. These
include dogwoods. hawthornS.
tuliptreeS and birches.
The trees named should not
be moved with bare roots. but
with balls of earth around the
roots and with some cloth COW
efing over the balls so that they
wiz not break away from the
roots in handling.
The usual transplanting prin-
ciples apply TO trees. Dig the
hole twice as deep as the root
structure and half again as
wide. Make the sides of the hole
straight, Put topsoil. peat or
sod, plus manure if possible, at
the bottom OF the hole where
the roots will grow.
Set the ball in place. fill in
with good soil to the top of the
ball, then water to settle the
soil. Fill with any soil to the
ground level and water once
more.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Stemless Tomato

Another tomato developed at
Pennsylvania State College is
quite a departure from the
usual since the fruit picks
Stemless. When picked, the
stem and calyX stay on the
vine, thus one fruit is not in
jured by the stem of another
when packed for shipping or
when put in a buShel basket TO
carry into the house. This is
named StemleSS Penrod.
Window Box is an aptly
named small tomato. II grows
about a foot and a halt high.
produces many beautiful round
fruits about an inch and a half
In diameter. 1t may be pruned
TO a single stem and ideal for
gardeners who have very linn
tied space.
There are several new beans.
keyStonian and Logan were
new last year, KeyStonian hav-
ing won an All-America trials
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

GfATE agricultural expert
ment stations and nurseries
have been busy as usual de-
Veloping new vegetables for the
victory gardner TO grow
These new varieties should be
planted with the full realiza-
tion that they are really on
trial, since ii is too soon as
yet to know for which parts of
the country they are best
suited. Small quantities Of seed
-SewRE -eaFly " as possible wifi
give the vegetable a good
chance TO show at its best and
give the gardener sufficient
space TO try many varieties
during the season.
| have told you before about
Fordhook Hybrid tomato and
about Burpee'S Hybrid cucum-
ber. so will not repeat except
TO point out that these are well
worth trying,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Blooms in August

Best of all is the time at
which this plant blooms-mid-
August. Just when the border
needs color, the four to five-foot
stems of mallow display their
wares, Haunting their wide.
bright flowers so that a plant
in bloom makes a real target
for the eye.
Though the mallows develop
best in damp. heavy soil, they
get along beautifully in my
dry SANDY borders. They may
be easily grown from seed,
though they cannot be depended
upon 10 come true. That is,
from seedpet taken from a
plant that bloomed red. YOU
may get pink and white as we'll
as red d-hoWered plants.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

Relative

EVERBODY knows hollyhocks.
- Not so many people know
that there are annual sorts as
well as the biennials or peren-
niais of the old gardens. And
still fewer folks seem TO have
made the acquaintance of a near
relative of the hollyhocks-the
mallow.
There are lovely wild mall
lows that are found in boggy or
damp spots. But the improved
sorts, sold for the perennial
border. have blooms several
times the size of the wild ones.
Flowers may be white, pink or
rosy red each color with deeper
center.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
New Shades

Every once in a while a diff
ferent shade appears in a nurs-
cry, and if you are lucky enough
to mark and buy that plant, it
is possible TO divide the root
in a few years and have more of
the same.
There is absolutely no trick
10 growing malloWs. If the seed
is fresh ii will come up pronto.
The plants bloom the second
year and-continue to bloom ev-
cry year thereafter. i have
three clumps that were planted
IN spring 1882 and have never
been moved or split. They are
still producing flowers for me
and seeds to give to my friends.
My only difficulty is pnwanted
seedlings which / find often if
/ have neglected to cut off all
the SeedpodS every fall.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Help Save
Old Roses

LIVERY rose grower will be
- interested in the appeal from
the American Rose Society to
help save the old roses - the
roses of yesteryear. In many an
old garden, by many ruin of
what was once a home, there
are to be found today roses that
are no longer'in commerce.
The Old Rose Committee of
the American Rose Society. with
DR.. Charles Dawson. Salem, Va.
as chairman is trying to compile
the sources Of all the old FASH
ioned roses. The idea is this:
first to obtain lists of old roses
growing at present in gardens
or what once were gardens all
over the United States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Try q Substitute

A substitute that will grow
In ordinary garden soil with no
particular watering necessary is
the curled garden creSS. This
natures very quickly So shottld
be planted in small quantities
and sown often. 1t has almost
the same flavor as watercress--
just little more mustariy.
Now for those necessary
flavorful additions 10 the salad
bowl. Everybody grows parsley
that is everybody who likes
salads. But the same folks often
miss up on chives-finer and
more delicate in flavor than
onions and so simple 10 grow.
Roots may be purchased in
spring or seeds may be planted.
Being a perennial, this plant is
permanent in the garden.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Send the Name

Old-time' favoriteS shou ! d
really not be lost TO coming
generations. So the appeal goes
out TO all who have in their
gardens a rose that is no longer
available, no longer listed in
catalogues.
Will the owners of such a
rose please send the name Of
the variety as they know il TO
Mr.. r. f. Shepherd. Route l,
Medina, O. He is a member OF
the Old Rose Committee.
People knowing of the where
aboutS of old roses, that are
perhaps not near a house or in
a garden, might also commune
cate with Mr.. Shepherd. This
is a gratuitous effort, but. no
one who loves the queen of flow
ers will regret having saved an
old timer for DOSteritV
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Two Different Types

There are two types ol cndiVe
"a broad lcaVcd form and the
curly ltaNed which Is the one
usually seen TnC curly lCavcd
-ixuttcn xuiid- zIx-Czl,a Lnllc-- .IIIS+-sTS-
often the white, forged shoot of
ChlCorN Is sold as French endlNe.
This. TOO. Is a good salad green,
especially in the winter months
since II may be forced in the
basement.
Corn salad or fictitious is the
earliest spring salad green. Seed
is sown in late fall or in earliest
spring. usually at the former
date TO be usable as soon as the
snow is gone.
Watercress is a green for epi-
people lMho-haNe-a
stream OF cold, running water in
the garden. IL may be grown in
a tub OF water in 4 shady spot,
but requires quite bit Of care
When handled in this manner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Resembles Parsiey

Chervfl somewhat resembles
parsley but is superior in flavor.
It's seed is slow TO germinate.
requiring at least three weeks
10 sprout. 1t is a good idea to
mark the chervil or the parsley
row with few seeds of radisheS
which will come up quickly.
Why not add variety to the
summer salads by growing a
little of each of the green's
described and trying various
combinations Not one of the
plants mentioned. with the ex-
ception of water cresS, is at all
hard to handle or fussy in It's
requirements.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

WE SHOW you in our illus
tration a tree banded with a
sticky substance for the purpose
of stopping the upward migra-
ton OF gypsy moths, brewntail
moths and other species which
winter in the ground and climb
into the limbs of trees in early
spring to lay their eggs.
From these eggs hatch the
caterpillars or worms that later
defoliate the trees. The sticky
band catches the female moths
(Which are unable to fly) and
holds them from their destina-
tion. The bands arc ako effeC-
tive against cankerwormS, cut
wormS and bagWormS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Salad
Greens
nv ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Tines Gardsa Iditer

uERE s an article meant for
II salad enthusiasts. An too
many know Iu>t the most ordl-
nary ol greens aad don ( realize
Tho many variations on lettuce
tha, MAY be had by growing less
hHeNH= AalAd ingredients.
Ot course there are letiucCS
and lettuceS There are heading
ferns, Leaf lettuce and the COS
type, also called romalne. All
make excellent foundations for
that salad bowl
EndiVe Is probably the green
most frequently used as let
tuCe substitute. This is easily
grown IT tt7C garden ana may be
blanched 10 make IL yellow.
more elegant IN appearance and
more subtle IN flavor by the
simple eXpedient of turning a
large flower pot over the center
OF the spreading plant
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Tinting Toenails

TINT TOENAILS carefully
when giving yourself pedicure.
If the polish runs into the flesh
at the sides of the nails. dip II
out with piece of absorbent
cotton. Put on a light film, let Il
dry, make q second application.
Your rosy glitter will not flake
away in spots.
Most women prefer a polish
slightly darker than the shade
they use on their finger tips but
harmoniZing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Beans and Melons

In the limas are two that
were given All-America awards
this year-Early Market and
Fordhook PAP. Improvements of
yield from lima beans are al
ways welcome because many
gardeners would grow these
beans if they did not take up
so much space for so little food
produced.
IroquoiS muskmelon was bred
at Cornell University. OF same
general type as Bender, it has
smaller fruits of more uniform
size and better quality. 1t is
resistant to fusarium wilt.
Then there's a new rutabaga
named Bristol White from the
Waltham, Mass. Field Station.
IL is especially noted for its
, record last summer in produc-
ing heavy yields under drought
conditions. 1t is practically
reckless. mild in flavor, of good
quality and is white in both
skin and flesh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Uniform Cookies

IF DROP cookies tend to
pread unevenly. bake them in
well-greased muffin tins, allow
ing a tablespoon or batter per
cookie. Then they'll raise to a
uniform size.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
N'western Garder
Club Luncheon

GUEST MEETING Of the
Northwestern Garden Club will
be a pot-luck luncheon April II,
at the Detroit Garden Center
on Belle Isle.
Mr.. James Fisher will outline
the General garden program
for 1915
Mrs. Ernest G. Gardner will
have as her topic. Our Ferns,
their HauntS. Habits, and Folk
lore.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Parent Planfs

Then these bushes. or vines,
j.. or whatever they are may be
used as parent plants from which
10 propagate new plants which
are to be planted in some ar
boretum or park. Thus they
will provide material for re-
search and for the hybridizing
of new varieties. They will also
be a source of new plants for
those few firms that consis-
tently stock the older sorts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Calavo Salad

DICED GREEN calavo in
green lime gelatin makes an
ideal salad And what could be
easier to prepare? Lamb
shankS. spinach, oven Drowned
potatoes and hot gingerbread
cover the meal with glory.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
The CABBAGE Family

PLANTS OF early cabbage,
broccoli, cauliflower and lettuce
may be set out any time now.
None of these will mind a little
cold weather or even a touch
of frost.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Experts Develop
New Vegetables
Photo-Peter Henderson & CO.

award This year there is an
improvement on tendergreen
called Long Podded Tender
green or LOngreen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
GN3!l'G15ISS5

Grows bigger q better vegetables.
flowers, gross, plonis, in any soil
even In sand, einders or woier.
Cison. odosss solvbs. doesn't burn. Result, A.
s'osss OF ssod Toe for OF. tmotsi eolorsl o. 81
3 for ID. tmokss 100 sohonsl SO tos lo,b. drum.
nYpRoPukc eHtn. CO.. 3tsw. 3sn 81, ksuYak 10. NJ
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

So, if YOU forgot 10 order
lilies last fall. get a few bulbs
of these kinds now. Planted in
well drained soil with leaf mold
or humuS around the bulbs and
sharp sand under them. they'll
provide excitement in the bor-
der later on
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Some Lilies
Spring Planters

A FEW kinds of lilies may be
planted in the spring. Most of
these are the late summer or
fall blooming sorts. These in
clude the various kinds of spe-
ciosum lilies. the apricot L.
Henryi, and the old-fashioned
tiger lilies, both single and
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

ADVERTISEMENT
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-26

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