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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

HiSLo.t c..S my SIZE or description.
ADDING Mxcas.. ,typ.xriter.. e.lcul.tor..
sas Sum- Co 1885, 'U TeeR Rfi 81 7 ps1s
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material; Must be reasonable. Phone
CADET UNIFORMS. .ab.r.. riding boots.
SHOT, isi R5'' Fin s. as 81
Sx%sEs 41. n0y,s ssg,R;. photo supplies.
n nxME Re 245 sho,o Open a,,a an: to pm
FORD PHoFo sUPphy 80 1t H's &. p na
ctiISoTH1sG Best. price. paid for used
sas .safn rs shas5Hz
cfoTHiSe. hish est g. CAS-. f." price. paid a. 70.
used mems, women's and children's cloth
~ and Ais fH5os'fs sasgs 81
e cloi Ii a. pr,s.. paid for men.
s. SIC es slS'h'e S.n :i:: vh 81 IL "
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FLEE LIZ 1 sHfnisEf2fSz individual
FISHING Fisf1IS 'T RoD wanted, light or medium
SSJPfsss II either bamboo or steel. t Phone &c
FuRNlTnRE Of the better kind wanted at
once once VIII buy one piece Or entire home;
Iaano; please call today. MR.. e aRADY
FURNfTURE and home furnishings of all
Fsfo' Jerry 'nHs s ssos prompt
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac. china. glassware.
RIIssss es f'shiss' s.se
mach. pianos. radios. household old i FOODS.
fts as es .R D5f any TR ss7S
household goods. also piano. Call Re-
F PTHhs ifTi in good. clean condition 1
SHEk c9 asSs sh.sts SIS
radios. stoves. tools. pianos. musical instr1
meuts, ONCE furniture, stocks Of merchan-
ass We y 3, sH' Il am
s.esb s9ut Ole .oia s,lSe, pisti5s
kIsR fE IL Zs.Ei Il Ell . 81
sona!.ien wy aHS'e 4s sss7ten' good
neh Moas soos Or se adea ps.
MEIRoSoME. two sisn.is. count and
%usYcxL Phssf 3fsHEs ls4o cash
prices: Call Republic 6212. KITS. 1880
sss,s' ;:s ,a
s14sS Vs. ses.s e., s.s.: s. .'
q phone pUdo WoRcH Ito q q nv
RADIOS wanted. home table models, com.
binations and auto radios preferred: i'm
HgFR hAR53 CO Electric lsos 7 st.
REFRIGERATOR, Gas or electric, to 7 it..
e1ss bur "a i. seIs
repair nemstitchins, buttons covered.
sf1ss sMaps cS Sl7 St RH 1900. RE. ssll
album alb Or loose. either used or unused. Box
child 3 years old cail Nj. 1854. ' AVA
TRAHERS WANTED-Will pay cash for
tra i large or small Call AL. $3.50.
I Idlcs CaE., t. year size; also metal
TYPEWRITER, portable, Royal or Corona,
elite. ". tab, pay ceiling price. OIL. 1919.
mond Eatches and discarded 1evelry ER-
MIST AUX. NC. 6l4 18th NV DI 2773
AM INTERESTED in buying old 1ewelry
silver, china, bric-a-brac, old glass. DORA
cAfffo IS FusN IN 1Eus CO.. GAO indian,
ave. .n.w.-Household. once and ANTIQUE
PAID. M 5esss, 8 Am. to s pm. ives.
xLWAIs MGSEsT rElcs PAID for e,a.
msena. ..o sssnsss siS.nns an:
hand Max ZwEio NJ slia
WANTED . tricycle. for boy years old
Call OR. 1885, AID. 2713.
WANTED electric iron, Call FR, 5000
Ext. 672. before pm 2as
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PARENTS-Visit our office for free in
formation for private schools and Junior
colleges. WASHINGTON SCHOOLS ASSO-
STENOGRAPHIC ana secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. typins. bookkeeping.
Service courses. Est. % years: accredited.
Inquire Ma. 1888. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888
r st. topp Capitol Theater)
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions. Operators needed. Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL,
1910 N. Y ave- ME IT'S
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AVIATION.

ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for post
war delivery Of new Taylorcrafts. swifts
sssS eoadkt ssssssss Oliver
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
OF. SSSS, or HYDE FIELD, SP OSS8,
PILOTS. Join . flying club and ny eco
nomically. . completely recovered, recon-
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

SAs SbB onO LIVE Sb0SNs
CAN'T. GET DRIVERS, / viii sell 8 pairs
Of mules, good workers and sound; one
PAR . ~: CD a ,3 ta27 Pesomsc ave
aQksE. Z years old, good worker; also
FRESH GUERNSEY COW, young. TB and
Also. purebred milking Shorthorn, year
OLD bull calf; excellent stock; $50. Apply
HOLLY BROOK FARM, p. o. address
at farm located Ia miles from Leesburg
pike on Seneca rd Va
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOM with double bed, bath and board.
plus some compensation. to capable wom-
while mother works. CHI. 1850.
LARGE FRONT BEDROOM, nicely fur
nished, suitable for men; home-cooked
meals; use Of garage; homelike atmosphere.
WA 4410
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ROOMS FURNISHED-Mp, and VA,

ROOMS FURNlSHED-MD. and VA.
LOVELY BEDROOM AND BATH: GENTLE
home; permanent employed person. no
MD.-Two responsible girls:
large, Aforementioned room. new mahogany
twin-bed suite, complete tile bath and
COLMAR MANOR, MD.-Newly decorated
front room. next to bath, suitable for 2
girls or couple; l block from bus; laundry
and kitchen privileges; Sis week 1910
Newark I'd. UN. 429S.
cool, quiet home, room
for employed girls, twin beds, kitchen priv
ileges. CHI. OIL after $50
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS needed for fan positions, public
and private schools; excellent salaries and
splendid opportunities. ADAMS TEACH
and q sts NV
TEACHERS. clerks. reeeptionists; select DO.
sitions Ne charge unless placed; top sal
Est: u yrs 1911 q st Ma Ella.
PbX OPER., $16S: =. receptionist, some
typins, neat, young; hle clerk, exper. $40
wk.; typist, 40 w.p m, $3.50 mo- up; clerk
receptionist, under 80, S163. Need 80
new applicants daily for current openings
welcome. MA. 2340. BOYD'S, 1888 F
FOREIGN GOV. SEC. $4,000, 5k-day wk.,
good future; stem, perm. publication, $500:
stenos, 5-day week, $40 wk Is new
gal. est. IL yrs.) PERSONNEL SERV-
ICE, 1911 G. next Epinhanv Church
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WANT RIDE TO HOUSTON. Tex: do not
drive: SH, 1894 morning or evening. !
DRIVING to Mobile. Ala, via U. s.. ~;
after pm
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COUNTRY HOARD.

WANTED-Two or three children to board
In . country home; nice surroundings on
. farm about 20 miles from. Washington;
$50 -. Fer mo. Tel. Fairfax 937.W-9.
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MOVING, PACKING end STORAGE

MOVING, PACKING end STORAGE.
"a a. MOVING eI.I. : sTOkA q. =, c1;-Iee.
1000 SO. Fl. available for storase: clean.
6dE
ATTENTION. GOVT. WORKERS - Light
moving done at your convenience. day or
night: reasonable rates. co. .94S3. 29s
MOVING AND GRATING, packing; quick
service. Old furniture part payment on
m M%vpSc G csh H1 R72R or MI 5t ~
payment on your moving. EDELMANS
MOVING q STORAGE CO. IA 2937. 2se
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE husband in naval service) with
6-month-old infant will give services in
exchange for Groom, kitchen and bath
furnished apt; Sc. preferred. Box 234-J,
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APIS. EXCHANGED. N. r.

Will EXCHANGE beautiful 3-rm. ant. in
N. Y. City for small house in Washington
suburb MRS. OLIVE SAVARESE, 1872 z.
18th St. Apt A. New York. N. Y.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHEp.

WILL EXCHANGE 2-rm., K. b. apt. in Sc,
for larger apt. or small house. TR. 1880.
81 RANDOLPH PL. N.w.-1s apartments
now being completed: apartment con-
sists OF = rooms, kitchen and bath. Must
have own ELECTRIC refrigerator. AL util-
tiles: $50 month.
EXCHANGE ANY TIME 1-room. kitchen
and bath modern apartment. 18th and b
EXCHANGE 2 rooms, kitchen, reception
hall, porch and bath, frst-foor apt. bldg,
1400 blk. r st. NV, rent S42.50 per mo,
for larger apt. or small house, furnished or
unfurn1shed. regardless Of price. Box
DOWNTOWN-Beautitu front apt, 3 large
rms, reception hall, kitchen. bath. Vene-
iIi5 Eye st, NV. MA. S4es. ' N-o''
-BROOKLAND-SmaI apt. for
man and wife only. all utilities included,
$50 so: also small basement rm. for man,
Sl2. 1854 Hamlin st. ne. HO. 904T.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
EEURN, ATS a:mi. 1st a. pvt: ent:,
Ills ST. ne. HI. 0449-M.
APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.
ATLANTIC CITY, y. JlGentral. Chris
nished apt, 5 rooms. bath. hot water.
elevator long season. Apply Apt. 2,
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living and dining room pieces, draperies
f15hss %1sf f beddIa asl personal effects
A AIS t slS E s.; n;x: includes uses
every ReE Too in a tbe be odd
FURNITUREE-6-pc. complete modern liv.
ing room outfit: consists Of attractive 2.pc
spring filled living room suite, 2 plate glas:
table; slss. HE'D 6sss deorTis ave- se'f n.W
RA: 90lo; Terms. Open evenings.
FURNiTuhsEIComplets for library. ofic'
tiona! bookcases, chairs, grass rug, lamps
curtains; excellent condition; also meta
f Fssh d1 Ssn s. and a. bedrm kitchen
ana bssement equipment; private home
FGRNiTgRE, Is rms: prewar; excel. cond
and HOLLYWOOD beds. coil springs, inner.
Dns %s ds sP c and walnut an chest ss
lamps, mirrors. tables, coffee urn, fr.
f f7i5f Mass sr sve M es3 Gah 1910 Pm
t tGpRINi IT, E. mahos.ny dinett.
@ SIS fassf kin .oG1 ssyS table 5onD
table, chsirs sSB sx sss.n dn,n,
$ RAJ 2-piece living rm. suite. s1sb. II
FURNITURE-Living room, dining room
m49der Ii 6-pc: dinette set, 2 unusuali,
springs and inner-spring mattresses, Old.
time SQUARE piano, open bookcase, hbrar,
and Pullman tables, metal dish cabinet
small small msrbls.top table. miscsl: items
Phone Co. 5000, Apt. 625, after pm
Thursday for appointment to inspect.
FURNITURE BARGAINS-Atlas FURNITURE
| Co., 921 q st. NV, sells only brand-nev
furniture manufaetured BY famous makers
SPRING and mattress S5S roidi GSp cot te o
rollaway bed and mattress, Sl7.9b. sim
mons Hollywood bed and mattress. $34
Hickory porch rockers 81 dsep-cgt prices
constructed studio couches. S37. Soft
beds, SAT. Spring on legs with mattress
1895. Refrigerators, 500. Maple chests
$14.95. Lying room suite, SIT. Eas!
Free delivery. Atlas is Washington's old
est and largest cut-price house and guar
antees the lowest prices. ATLAS FURNI
TuRE CO.. 921 q st. NV. DI. 3737
DI. 1888, DI. $3.50.
FURNITUHE-complete bedroom. ,liyinl
room and dtnette furniture, tncludtnl
china and kitchenWare, excellent condition
eash only. Call AD. o2e7 after Q Pm. 2a'
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

TURN. APIS, ami. 1st a., pvt. en-
S37 so and SAT so: working couple
Ills F st. ne. HI. 0449-M.
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Call ST.. 1O43 between 8 am. and 5 pm
banks Morse stokers. Bin feed. ash re.
H AssIm AppliaNegs a'1 Go en- Nv sl4s
sF6p5ftes ei Couch q II BED, used, s1a, rel..
oFeSfS ses4 9s Mo Sa 4ss s
| new. .all-spring reconstructed studio couch
with inner-spring mattress anG all-sprins
double bed; Ss7 complete with "n m Sf n
sS ss T. 1 t IT. 4 y
sTUDIO COUCH OUTFIT. $50, all brand.
studio eSass v n sa
covered l, seats and cone. table With Ei.s,
81 ssss e. sgss & ss s !:
chairs, snsmelsd fitchen table. 'G rug
nenTls new h3xls saso Is N Hshland g.
also Mexie racer coaster, wagon. CT. e212'
al 4eS ff str Sc Il e. s a .ss
Also corona No. 5 portable: Typexrltsr;
TxrG Sssi srif sEN4AI sE II h b71e
18th NV, GE. 1883. Underwoods, 3 mos
$7:50 IN adv; no DEL; $3.50 add. dep
uNpERM0op and Royal typewriters. $40
saSn 1d26 Vermont ave. NV.
rscolded. PARK ave. Wa. zSSS
yICTHOLA, electric portable (child's),. SIS;
electric grin, q: electric percolator
S mr ms ncids 10 CUPS. 81. IA. b825.
sWxTER aEa All is.1 ae., so-,..r su.r.n.
Tee: al sizes; terms John d, WEBSTE
PLUMBER 81 Est NJ Ma 4l6S. OR $3.50
20-30-40-60.60.75:100-gallon capacity All
heaters suarantsed 5 to 90 years M
intormstion phone Al. 1881. iMiRlcAf;
HEATING CO.. IS & ct. sc.
WATER HEATERS. Rex automatic gas, oil
burning; 2O-year guarantee. immediate
INHALATION; terms. 6912 4th st. NV,
GE. 4431. Evenings. SH. 697l.
WINDOW p0XES-galvanixed iron boxes
"a. W. deep ~: 6Oc; painted. SIC
These boxes are excellent Tor storsse 81
pSss sna epMlt{ nAkII s ..ls 2, HrsEX
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16

Among those taking part in the
venture are G. S. Frary, Lon Crum-
ley and Hugh Fraser.
The well, last reported making
hole at $50 feet, is nine miles north
of the border 1t is being drilled as
a test of the Ellis and Cut Bank
sands, TO determine whether a
"shore line" condition is not present
in the area.
The group has assembled 10000
acre block, virtually surrounded by
holdings of the McColl- Frontenac
Company, Texaco subsidiary, which
has recently leased several hundred
thousand acres in the area.
Depth necessary to complete the
test is expected to be about the
same as I'm the Cut Bank area,
around 1000 feet. The location Is
about 10 malles northeast Of the
famed Rogers Imperial gasser, one
of the largest gassers ever COM
pleted in southern Alberta.
It Is also approximately 35 miles
southeast of the newly-opened Con-
rad field, in which production Is
found in the Ellis sand, and which
now looms as the most important
oil development to date on the
southern Alberta plains.
Standard of California has seven
producers in the Conrad field and
additional ones have been drilled by
other operators. Accumulation is
due to photographic trapping, with
the Ellis sand entirely absent in
wells drilled a short distance west
of the producing area.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
REPAIRMEN SAY PRICE
SCHEDULE is TOO LOW

Pacific Coast garage and repair
shop owners are seeking congress
sional Intervention to prevent put
price schedule covering repairs on
motor cars.
Most dealers in automotive repair
services claim OPA rules will force
heavy financial losses, and may
drive the small shops ont of busi-
ness at a time when every shop is
needed 10 keep civilian cars rolling.
The new auto repair service rules
set the absolute time limit for what
the OPA calls. So common car repair
jobs. The regulations became eff
fective ON June Ia.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
NORTH FIELD
TALES FOUR
COMPETITIONS

With operators busted In the
hunt for new pools and the de-
vel0pment of old ones, the
Kevin-Sunburst field this week
had about as many rigs busy as
in the boom days of 20 years
ago, with f0ur compilations re-
corded, two new locations made
and a score of wells rugged up
or drilling.
One of the competitions was dry
hole, the others small producers.
An interesting location was made
during the week by Lee Yealey, his
No. on the Norum lease, almost at
the back door of Jules place at Four
Corners, junction of the Shelby
(Cnnsinued on Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
Miller Gets
FlatwilIOw
Lease Block

Indicating revival of inter-
est in OH possibilities of the odd
Fiatwiiaow structure south of
Winnef3 An Pstso4emns county,
leases covering 1890 acres of
state land I'm the area were
auctiOned daring the week to
Earl III. Miller of LewistOwn.
Included were all of sections Is,
all of section IA, and portions of sec
tions Is and Is, in Township Is NJ,
Range 81 E. All of the leases carry
the minimum rental of rs cents an
acre.
The leases are on the south flank
of the east end of the Flatwillow
anticline, and are In the center of a
township in which there has been
no drilling. Flatwillow is a parallel
fold to Cat Greek and the leases
taken by Miller are about Is miles
southwest of the nearest producers
in that field.
Several wells drilled on the flanks
of Flatwillow have had good show
ings of oil.
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barrels of crude.
Fixing its eagle eye upon the
crystal ball, the Montana Oil Jour
nal that week said with finality
that as result of the completion
" thriving towns and cities viii
spring up in Northern Montana and
Great Falls will take its place as
the Tulsa of the west" In the same
issue, the Journal revealed plans
for $3.50, 900 hotel at Sunburst and
added casually that the entire Sun
burst townsite had been sold out,
with additions being plated.
Two weeks later, the Journal an
nounced that the Ohio OIL Com
pany had purchased the Davey lease
and others in the immediate vicin-
ity, totaling 1880 acres.
The Ohio proceeded with the
drilling out of the acreage and
on March 10, 1898, c0EmpAeaed
the fields best wen, OhiO-Baker
No. 3, a mile southwest of the
Davey well, I'm Sc Sc 4-35N.2W.
Drilled into what was apparent.
ly a crevfce In the top of the
Madison lime at 1914 feet, the
No. 3 responded with an initial
INV "a AV.4I o&1FftkSa AZ ~ bAA&A
In production and repufedIy has
made more than COS, 900 bar
rels of oil.
Also in production is the Davey
No. /. Both of these wells, with the
other acreage originally taken over
by the Ohio from the Sunburst in
terests, were acquired by the Texas
Company when the Ohio withdrew
from the field
Oil production in the field now
extends 10 miles southeast of the
Dayey well, four miles northeast,
and II miles to the west, with
eventual boundaries of the produc-
ing area still in doubt, and with
the fields leeper horizons still to be
conclusiveiy tested.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
RAIN SLOWS COMPLETION
OF z WELLS ON BORDER

AS near as can be ascertained,
exceptionally heavy rains have de
layed completion of two interesting
Alberta wells Just NORTH bf the Mon
tana border, northwest. of the Cut
Bank field Trans-Alberta No. / is
reported unable to haul easing from
Lethbridge and McLeod-Del Bonita
No. / is reported resuming drilling
after cementing. Both are bottOmed
in the top of the Madison lime.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
Wyoming Oil
Price Tipped

CHEYENNE, Wye. - State
district headquarters of the
OPA have announced increases
in ceiling prices of sweet crude
oil from seven Wyoming fields,
effective Immediately.
Increases per barrel included:
Elk Basin and Grass Creek, up
Is cents; Badger Basin, up rs
cents; Bailey Dome, Cole Greek
and Crooks Gap, mp 5 cents,
and Rock Creek, mp 4 cents. The
increases are retroactive to
June 1.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
STANOLIND
PAST 1000
IN WILDCAT

Believed likely TO establish
new Montana depth records,
wildcat of the StanoIind OIL &c
Gas Company ON tine concerns
BOG, OO0-acre block I'm Powder
River county, between Miles
City and Broadus, Is drilling at
1900 feet.
Formation is reported as being
hard pink to gray lime and dolo-
mite.
This well, in C. NV NE Sc 81
2S-50Es, now has made hole 10 a
point where it is the deepest test
ever put down in an area embracing
tens of thousands of square miles
It is approximately so miles
southwest of a deep test drilled by
Carter on Company ON the Baker
Glendive anticline several years ago.
The Carter well, drilled to 1927, is
the deepest hole so far put down in
the state. A few miles away, Mon
tana- Dakota Utilities Co. drilled an
other test on the Baker-G lendive
anticline that went to 8195 and got
considerable oil in the Madison and
in an horizon beneath.
The Baker-G lendive anticline has
more than 200 gas wells, producing
from the shallow Eagle sandstone.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
WILDCAT NEAR BORDER
DRILLING PAST 1890

Continuing 10 punch away inside
of three-inch pipe, wildcat of Smith.
Gulick, Sorenson ct al on the Sage
Greek structure, near the Alberta
border, reported hole made during
the week TO 1890 feet, presumably
in the Big Snowy formation with
the top of the Madison lime as the
next objective. IL is regarded as
likely 20 provide very valuable geo.
logical Information concerning this
area
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
TExAc0'S BIRCH CREEK
TEST MAKING REPAIRS

Texaco's wildcat on its Birch
Creek structure, southwest of the
Cut Bank field. has been delayed
again by the necessity for engine
repairs. Bottom of the hole is 4078
feet, with whipstock set at $500 to
drill by some drill pipe twisted off
in the hole. Location Is c NV NV
edge of the Blackfeet Indian reser-
vation
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
l0 Rigs Make
Hole In Cut
Bank Sector

One completion, small pro-
Queer. was reported I'm she Cat
Bank field during the week,
with IT'D rigs active AND ne new
locations announced.
The lone completion was Texaco's
No. 4 Aronson, C Nsh NEA 28-35N-
CIV. It swabbed tn barrels In eight
hours and will be shot with 80
quarts.
(C0neinued GA Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
PR0SPEc CITING PERMITS
UP FOR Did JULY 6

Sealed bids covering oil and gas
prospecting permits, on two large
reservation viii be opened July s
at the Wind River Indian Agency.
Fort Washable, Wyo., on July g.
other III 900 acres. Both blocks are
in Fremont county.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
TExAc0 GETS DUsTER
AT HEADLIGHT BUTTE

The Texas Company Is abandon
ina It's North Headlight Butte wild
cat northwest of the north end of
the Cut Bank field, and only few
miles south of the Alberta border.
after getting water at the Ellis
Madison contact, 1919 It was drilled
TO 3439 before abandonment The
rotary used to drill this well is to
be moved north "a Joplin. where
the company has spotted a wildcat
on a seismograpll high
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
HUNT Assemblies large
Block. Mig Horn counfy

The Hunt Oil Company of Dallas,
Tex. aggressive newcomer to the
Montana oil picture. has completed
the leasing of a very extensive
block in Big Horn county. south of
600 acres reported included In the
block.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
BIG TIMBER WILDCAT
DRILLING PAST 240O

Stanolind Oil & Gas Company's
wildcat on the Big Timber struc-
ture, four miles northeast of Big
Timber in Sweetgrass county, is
drilling with rotary tools past 2459
feet. Location is in Sc Sc SW 31-2N-
15E.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
KLUTH DRILLING AGAIN
I'M ETnRIDGE WILDCAT

III. M. KIutFs has resumed drilling
in his wildcat north of EthFidge,
between the Kelvin Sunhurst and
Cut Bank fields, and as the week
ended had made hole TO 2040 feet In
his No. State, G SW SW NE So
36N-1E.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
Prospect Holes Drilled To Pick
Cherry Ridge Deep Test Location

First OF prospect holes preparation
deep test being drilled the Cherry Ridge Blaine
county by Carpenter Harris Unrh the Rempe Sc
SIC 3236N2 This well running pipe $40 and be drilled
the base of the Eagle sandstone prolific producer of in this
portion OF the state Geoogst for the company George W. Harris
who has spent nearly year studying and mapping the
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
Montana Operators Reverse Trend,
Spud Wildcat In Southern Alberta

Marking reversal the trend that has persisted
Bank joined
Alberta and drilling wildcat short distance north of the
north Middle Butte the Sweegrass Hills
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
And Thu q assn e6dUcing
Sssr1bus DhJsy No. / Started
North Field BOOrss, ID Years Ago

Twenty-Five years ago this the lid blew off
Kevin-Sunburst field
The occasion theompeon by the Sunburst Oil Refining
Co., of the fields first commercial wethe No r.
vey in Sc Sc SW 81 sN2W This well had rated initial of
7rres of oil daily fa the Sunburst sand topped at 1885
~imately aes northeast of the Gordon Campbell
disco ell (which got oil at the Of the Madison lime and
which commercial producer) the SunburstDavey
ushered in wild excitement leading to the drilling of
eral thousand the production Of than 100000