davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-07
GAIN FROM REPUTATION

MOST PLAYERS would really
like to know what their CUSTOM
airy opponents think of their.
game. Are you considered conserv-
alive. aggressive or changcable?
Are you thought of as fellow
who plays by the book" or as
one who is up to all kinds of arii-
fees? Do they know if you are
well equipped with knowledge Of
n bunch of slick stunts to try
once in while? If you can really
learn what they think Of your
game. you can cash in on the
knowledge by putting over an &C.
casional fast one.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-07
CHAPTER FORTY.FIVE

NINA dozed little. against his
shoulder. as they sat close on her
large valisc in the Jolting. jammcd
baggage car OF a mcandcriug To-
cal. At the end OF two hours. they
boarded ferry.
Lets SO out on the deck" she
suggested. I've never been on Il
ferry. I'll leave my bags here"
The wlndSwcpt deck VAS de-
serted. The skyline OF lower Man
haitian was shruudcd Ill fog. lie
held fast TO her arm and they
stood III that silence that was
better than speech. watching a
trio OF foolEaruy gui!s sNoup. attn
rusty hinge Crcaks. down TO the
turbulent water. RAIN SPRAYED
their faces. The WING tore 1T her
silly straw hat and he put the HAT
of his hand on the crown TO keep
1t from spinning. The sale bcllcG
her skirt high above stocking tops.
She freed her arm. pushed tile
skirt down, held 1t fast to TIER
knees with both hands
He asked: Too windy DO you
want TO so in?"
Not unless you DO" She
glanced 1T his bluodjcL. su.lcd uul-
form why. you RMS; be free
ing"
I'm used to the cold"
That's all you havc?"
My coat and my bag were back
In the coach"
She closed her cyrs and tie felt
her arms pressure against his
side. THAT kind OF tuck makes
you humble"
Because her voice tvvmhirI. he
tried to sound clipper. oh. !
don't know. 1t makes me pretty
cocky. Not every sUy nls the
foresight TO hire gOoI angel"
She smiled. You're IN you. OIL
form"
And why not?"
after what you've been
through
"Think nothing OF 1t"
ITS the last lap. Almost nCmc. "
About time" The skyline WAS
IN trn 49,, 'e0'''eH ''''G
.You'u No o,,aqo cha ,s,.,.
-Lyo,,rIr,t T%I ." III So" $50.
the gulls anu the yellow white
spume az the side OF the ferry.
He was aware OF u lump III his
90 s,,. 80 ".'ot mace OF rear
centrofi6n ,n, anu c,! pro'oun' con,
time YOU were brlCf"T fo @r , 49,:
sion - r,ar '." 'o' d ms
tightcning AMI re- tIo tG nc WAS L,
comm home ,. an, ' - 'i,'..I,.1 OF
he crS,ra his ,r.I, ~ , u'@'',.S'' It,
Bedioc's Island = can, IVA 80
old laGy," he ra.d ''''" '''e
The old LADY," she ro,oo.oa
uncertainty.
The French cal Mrs rfbor,. +,
He knew his voice shook ard rc
made an cror, to cn,-,a =, .,,l
my lie Iye been x,sn,r., I ~, .i,'',
been born IN New York. so rorr.I
get the bi. t.rlu OF s.rIDo tb,
skyline tor the ugs, t,u,. lyb,t
DO l get? Pea soUD fog"
Fad flying weather." SHE, said
He d.Gnt reply yet he was
aware a"G was proud tina, no
hadn't draw. sack from tins lo,J
to his immediate past. i can raI;r
It or leave IT," tie thor.r,.
what are your rg4.s?" MIN,
asked.
N"y-"My III get i room at
one O. the hotels. Take a na,b
Clean nay clothes"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-07
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and stayed si,cn; TO let him COM
| p.cte what WAS IL his mind. Then
she said: Don. conc to my place.
Call up your father. Let him come
10 us"
The 'us" caught At his heart
! strings and closed his throat. a
concept SO new. so overwhelming
| that lie hadn't found words with
which TO reply before someone
touched his arm and said: I've
been looking for you"
He turned. Or Peck stood ut
his elbow. I've come for my buck.
Remember. | can't get home I'M
less YOU lend me dollar" The
mans eyes were u!uuIShot. MS
SKIN gray AS ashes sISEIuc with
fatigue, yet tie sounded Amazingly
cheerful. You had Just promised
TO pay for my breakfast. lend me
a dollar. Or nave you forgotten :?
When they pulled out the diner
from under" lie pockctcd the bill
Corhctt gave MIN. And where
snail | return IT,"
Corbctt shrugged. "Oh. Red
Cross"
Good enough Wen. it's been
tine knowing you" lie extended
ms mans is though lie INTENDED 10
SNAKE SooG-ny. a3i then let II
drop At ms side. well. we've been
through 4 good deal together"
lis color had risen somewhat.
W!th W!ri or confusion. You
SNOW lie seemed r'.,..."n!y shy.
i wonder II yoH! set what I'm
trying 10 say. Yesterday. wren
We talked, you embarrassed me.
Your presence. mean. WOLF
II" square" MS si!'H.-:vfS- don |
Zee! tHh' way any more re
NId!Sh piSt2S p!i.'KcG AT ms nat
ana lie fCa'ileC up TO anchor II.
N"S"riE P"@%.vI. I"!"'tt start
{" Von'v!E. On. YOU G'"h |
hv."-
Ut ivIk utEN.S-G nan! ST.
fenced NM III tAc pest J""Sc.
certainly HiG. Nhrn l saw men
.'Ne Eo"' tV!I like lie sh!'Icd
p'o'''S. N'''' no" zee! Ike a
t!F'' o'd man WHO has Gone Il
Gay WORK. ai'E can TOOK any
nt"tr man S,.a!SIt IN Tie eye.
E'VH YOU nc 81" Nh" FSrr
s"H'iS aFou'l"' as /" al Oh si1-
Gen sHe i'au 10 see what was nap
pr"'AS upstream. IL o'"' lie
o|Na'' atler pause 70 MAKE up
] Ills Iillllt ABOUT ltE. on tllNnI
say th!s wreck was c!aS"-con-
stlouS. Only Goarh passengers
were Nilled. ordinary people. Al
mos - n!ooI'c' ne ois s"ots soe
o''' 't"S, ,, e 'ei' Us a' N"sn ~
inSton. his sort Always gets OIL,
COO protects 'oo!s. he scowled
az" '!'t!i iHN'yu' Oh 90" give
we "'y0N Stt"'t 'o' HooIi'ttS' ~"
you get 10 h'o" MN mat man
vas se"ieu Oh us sn'EoW. scared q
o, ms "o''u. tto"'c' WASH 1t /:
re re I'IH III ms st,p P'HN''"'lS,
rms ne'An S'o"'S "''Eeo from SLUG
.,,
| S,,.
! - 70, 49, ',II' ="
- Ie 80 '.'''' sN'''Ne'
80 ''. ,I ",'' N, 7''I.'o '.'e "'''.''','
t."e,.,'s','. ', ,,,,a, ,t - 80
ne
' 'o'.'e ,', ".o.'' te me- '".oi'.
49,, "' s, , ...,,,,. w.. ',''' F. d.
.,,,t.,", 49,. Us ..'','
~ 49," ''''e
..>,mnaona 30 r. p,,,. ,a,.
Evening star., 1946-05-24
Happy-Ho|iday News
from the Beach Shop

Justin McCorV's Beach Trio PIoysuit
Iehos-ojr striped cotton balloon cloth n-or-out shirt
ond drndI skirt with black navy royon shorts to match
dark stripe. Sizes 10 to l6 PIo>euit S765. Shorts,
S395
Princess Bathing Suit -. decollette and
whirI-skirted, fitted through The ribs and woist
sought offer royon shorkskn find one piece.
white black, oquo or noojze, completely ocetoe royon
jersey lined. Sizes p to 38. S1O75
OcuIens SunqIosses, reo costume accessories os we'll
os sunshine protector. S3.95 to $3.50
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-31
USE DIVING BEL
IN HUNT FOR OIL

Petroleum scientists, equipped
with a diving chamber and using
radar to plot positions, soon viii
launch a search for oil in the rock
and sand beneath the surface of
1000 square miles of water In the
northwest Bahamas.
The exploration will be conducted
by Standard Oil Company (Ba-
hamas) Ltd, subsidiary of Stand
ard Oil Company New Jersey,
in the shallow waters north of
Grand Bahama island. East of West
Palm Beach, Fla, and separated
from the mainland by the relatively
deep water of the Florida straits,
the site is in a section of the Allan
tic ocean where the water in most
places is less than 20 feet deep
Engineers viii sink the diving
chamber at various points in the
area to map the ocean floor. The
diving chamber will house an OPP
orator and a gravity meter, an in
strument that measures the pull of
gravity, furnishes indications of
the type of rocks below the ocean
bed, and indirectly provides infor-
nation as to the presence of oil. 1t
geophysical reports are favorable,
Over-water rigs will be erected later
for drilling tests.
The diving chamber to be used is
cylindrical in shape, six feet high
and weighs about two tons. 1t is
equipped with various safety de
vices. including a safety hatch. ano
a compressed air blower which car
be used to free the chamber if il
becomes mired in mud. The oper
ator in the chamber is in constan
telephone communication with hi:
associates aboard ship.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-31
PONDERA COUNTY TRANSFERS
BY Pondera County Abstract Co.
Conrad. Montana
on AMI CAS- LEASES

Elvina Quisley Cowan to J. A. Cronin,
single man. Sc ne Sc 21-2S-5w.
]. L. Smith and Carrie Smith, husband
and wife, to J. A. Cronin, a single man.
S Sc, ne Sc, S sw, Sc ne %, sw NV 24-2S-5w.
Henry w. Broesder and Victory Broes-
der, husband and wife, to j. A. Cronin,
single man, sw, NV, ne %. %.
n NV, Sc NV, ne 24-2S-5w.
Earl Sprague and Lillian Sprague, hus-
band and wife, Ebert Sprague and Billie
Sprague, husband and wife, to J. A.
Cronin, single man, Sc, W NV NV, " sw
2s-2s-5w
Same to same, Sc Sc. ne ne 30. W. " ne.
ne ne SO. Sc sw, Sc 20. sw 21-2s-5w.
Cyrille Rencurel and Ruth Rencurel. his
wife, to J. A. Cronin, a single man, lot 2.
Sc NV, ne, lot 3, ne sw, n Sc 31-26-4w.
Glen Kellogg and Eula S. Kellogg. hus-
band and wife, to J. A. Cronin, single
man. Sc sw, lot 4, 80. ne NV, lot /. 81
2S-4w
Lavonia L. Sotera, a widow, to J. A.
Cronin, single man, ne 20, NV 81, NV,
NV ne 2S-2S-5w.
Henry Meyer and winlfred Frances
Meyer, his wife, to ]. A. Cronin, a single
man, NV 25, n, sw, 20, ne 27-28-5w.
Glen c. Kellogg, same person as G. C..
Kellogg and Eula s. Kellogg, husband and
wife, TO J. A. Cronin, single man, lots 8.
4, sw 10, lots l, 2, 3, NV, W ne, Sc,
sw Sc, ne sw 80, NV ne, lot 4, Sc sw, Sc,
31-2S4w. and Sc 25-2S-5w.
Glen Kellogg and Eula S. Kellogg, hus-
band and wife, to J. A. Cronin, single man,
24-2s-5w, sc 19-2S-4w.
Nina L. Peck cIo Mrs. Carl Knecht TO
J. A. Cronin, a single man, NV NV, ne
NV, NV, sw, sc sw, sw sw 27-26-5W.
Kenneth A. Smith, a married man, and
Adam Lucas, a married man, to J. A.
Cronin ne, Sc y, sw NV, NV sw 23-2S-5w
Lizzie Chambers, a widow to J. A.
Cronin, single man, sw IS, Sc 20. ne
35-2S-5w
Ray D. Davis and Helen Davis, his wife
to J. A. Cronin, single man, NV, W sW
20. Sc Sc, Sc ne 80, ne ne 81, NV nv
32-2S-4w
Alistair D. Graham, a single man, anc
Mary !. Maclean. administrative, 10 J. A
Cronin, single man, sc "a, ne, n Sc rs
2S-6w, and sw IT, NV, NV sw 90 Sc
sw Sc, sw. lots 3, 4, sec 49, lots I, 2, 3, 4
ne NV 30-2S-5w
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-31
new vISTAS OPEN
TO OIL INDUSTRY

Americas oil industry is at the
crossroads, as result of the rapid
growth of it's synthetic chemical
branch, Harold Vagtborg, president
of the Midwest Research Institute,
Kansas City, Mo-, said in a recent
report on Research Potentials of
Petroleum"
Pointing out that the list of new
chemicals from petroleum and nat
ural gas is growing daily by leaps
and bounds" Vagtborg said:
1.-THE industry is confronted with
the problem of whether or not its
individual operators want to get
into entirely new industries with
the great diversification of sales
outlets and the attendant problems.
"In other words, the petroleum
industry has an entirely new vista
opened to it. The exclusive opera
tions of the past are now only a
small part of the overall picture
Compared with the slower de-
velopment of other industries, prog
ress to date in this field of chemical
utilization of natural gas and pc
troleum is amazing when it is con-
sidered that practically all of the
'know-how' developed since about
1880. However, this development is
just an indication of the fruitful.
ness of research in this field. The
surface has only been scratched
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-31
Worlund Are0
(Washakie CounfYl

Y
General Psk-8S-z50
Sc Sc Sc 2z-46N-82W
Top Frontier, $50; DIST LIST Frontier,
7253-7275, open 80 min. rec. 100 #.
drilling mud. Drilling, 1925
Wyoming Anticline
Qincoln County,
H n. TTIiarns-state No.
Lot 36-25N-115W
Drilling, $40.
Zimmerman Butte
(H0t Springs County,
Pacific Western Hflliar No. S3-6S
NE S5-44N-48W
Testing, 1920.
aesfic-Wesfern-Unit No.
NV STE SW 36-44N-93W
I'd, 1910. Swabbed 10 BOPD. Acidizing
Pacific Westerm-Unft No.
NV SW SW 36-44N-93W
Corrected locatfon.)
Derrick standing.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-31
MINING

about 100 acres; surrounded by prop
critics that have been big gold producers.
J. NJ. fairfield 1904 North State St,
Jackson, Miss. 8-iOd
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-31

If Wrong Way Corrigan, who
is campaigning for the United
States senate, should by any chance
be elected he might find Washing
ton not unsympathetic towards his
way of doing things -Mirror-Re-
corder, Stamford, N. Y.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-31

Nations debt limit has been re-
duced to 275 billions, or 375 times
as large as IL was when Wilson
took office.-Courier, Bristol, Pa
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-31

S0rUtoQG
Carbon County,
Reserve-WaIkew No.
SW SW 12-lHN-S5W
I'd, 66e9. P.B., 61Ss, testing.
Schmidt Structure
Front Range-Gov't No.
NE NV SW 10-13N-76W
Rig up.
Shoshone AntIcline
Park County,
Husky -SsHmp No. s
GEL NE NE 20-53N-101W
Drilling, 3040.
NEW LOCATION:
Kirk.Government No.
Sc Sc NV 9-5ON-100W
Location. (FIRST REPORT)
Spence Dome
(Big Horn County,
NEW LOCATION:
AIderice FilImorc-Idnk No. 2
CSL NV NE 10-54N-94W
Drilling, lit. (FTRST REPoRTl
McGr~w-Govst No.
NV Sw SIC 9-54N-04W
Drilling, ISL.
GrIfnNm-Spemce NO.
NV NE NV 0-S4N-9AW
COMPLETION. Top Madison, 472. We
pumped 100 BoPD. I'd, 4s2.
South Spring Creek
Park County,
Pacific Wessern-P hiEHaDs No.
NV NV NE 11-40N-1O2W
Spudded S-6-46; drilling, 1858.
Spring Creek
Park County,
Texac0-Uais No.
NV NV 13-4eN-102W
Drilling, 377S.
Squow Greek
Fremont County,
Fw9rwa on Cm-C0ws@S No.
SW Sc STE 29-S3N- lO0W
Standing. 108S.
Steamboat Butte
Fremont Cowntyl
BFisash-Ameracaa-T Tribal rs
NE ME INV S-sN-1W
Drilling, 64oS-
Wertz Field
(Swcetwater County,
Sinclair W. y@xaima I'D
. SEE EW NE fs2SN-90W
Drilling, arse.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-31
TOOLE COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Toole CoHnfy Abstract Co.
Shelby, Montana

RATIFICATION OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Louis P. Donovan to Helen M. Campbell
and o. A. Nepstad and William Fargher.
S ne, 23-35-3w.
RELEASE OF on AND GAS LEASE
The Texas Co. to L. r. Bailey. NV ne.
n NV, 21-36-2w.
RESOLUTION
Kal-Mont- Oil Co. TO The Public, extend
ing term of trust.
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLES OF
INCORPORATION
Mills OIL Co. to The Public, increase of
capital stock.
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
f. NJ. Martin TO Marie L. Howard, u int
In sw, 25-34-1w.
COMPREHENSIVE AGREEMENT
r. G.. Parent, H. V. Sieben, W. Fargher
and r. Prevol TO The Public, drilling of
well In Petroleum county, Montana.
OF the 634 locomotives placed In
service on u. S. railroads last year,
534 were diesel
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-31
Wyoming

NsasA
CONTINUED Fr0m Page o.
pipe st 1895 TOP Muddy s1i7. DIST saso
showed 5000 M gas and 200 boss. con
densats par day. Top Enbar. es7s; water
N Tensieep Io.z4s: Aznsdsn, 10, zz0;
PB and 7-inch ses. io,a4l. Peri. s6eo 10
l0.020, on DST showed for 2 500 III gas.
Peri. 10.02e-1O .oSE open "a hrH-. A.O06 N
y sour gas and ess; 20 30; Near com.
hours Rotary moved cut. standard der
rick erected: tubing frozen hole cleared.
acidized and testing. Flowing 30 bbls.
4@grsvity oil daily with 10000 GU. #
gas from Embar, 9e77. Not acidized.
Testing.
Pure on No.
NWX 1z-4S-92M
Setting I0-inch, 325O; drilling past 1918.
Gas and condensate at 750Q In Frontier
Top LIST Frontier, 1920: % Frontier, 1855;
Sd Frontier, 7693. DIST 7694-7747. showed
recovery OF zoo ~. condensate and ITO
f. oil-cut mud; top Embar, 10,276. I'd,
1871. Tensleep 1882. DIST 1875
1921 open II min. rec. go #. mud. PB
1O,3s7, voc.
Pare on No.
SW SW i74S92
est 5000. 000-1O. 600 GOO Gu. II. gas per
day with 80 bbls. condensate. Drilling.
9342.
Rock River Dome
(AIbany County,
Obio-Dsanond Cattle No.
NE NV NV S5-20-7s
Set 6z-in. casing at $3.50. Testing. s720.
Salt Creek
(Natrona County,
Stanolind-No. ~ AK Unit
CSL NV SW 29-40N-7SW
COMPLETION. Pumped u 30 LIST "a
hours.
StanoElnd-Unie A Nod
NE NV Sc 19-40N-7SW
Changing to cable tools, 2645.
Stan0lind-No. ca
cWM VIZ SIC SIC 1s-4ON-7(7s)w.
WOCT, 2405.
NEW LOCATION:
stanolind-26A sW 22
NE NE NE 22-40N-79W
spudded s-1s-46; drilling, 1885. (FIRsT
REPORT)
Send Drew
(HOt Springs Coantyl
Sand Draw OH Co-East Sane Draw Unit
sW NV sw 24-s2N-eBw
Standing. 6116.
Sinclair No.
Sw Sc Sc IO-32N-e5w
Set 0ss-In. at 52o0; well blew out, e645
with gas flow est. 25,O00,OO0 f. spray
of oil. Killed with mud. Set Tin. at TIT
PERT. 320 shots, 7060-71O0. DIST 7017
7105, open 5 hrs. rec. $40 IL. oil and
800 fl. oil-cut mud. New field pay zons
opened in Phosphoria, 66S6-6735, where
well flowed Alb bbls. 57-gravity distil
late with 100000 Gu. IT. gas daily
thru 1872 perforations. Killed, set retain
err at 65RS Voc
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-31

FOR SALE: If interested in top landown-
er's royalty on 40 TO TOO acres close TO
Badger Basin gusher and to well now
down $500 feet, write w. w. Gall, BOX
1915, Billings, Montana, without delay.
g-24-2T
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-31

MONTANA Oil and Gas Leases are a low
cost speculation now, ahead of develop
ment-40 acres up. Write p. o. BOX o3l,
Billings. Montana. s-24-5T
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-31
OF.

WILL SELL: 1f16 of q landowners roy
alty SEX Sec. 60 7 t34l r 20 W.
(Sweeney FARM some production $1,000.
1f16 Of 10 landowners royalty = y
NEH Sec (s) (34) r ~ w. Ode
Groat FARM $500. 4 of q landown-
ers royalty-SO acres in NE corner Sec.
Cd T $3.50 r (3l W. $4,000. Above IN
Kevin-Sunburst field, Montana.) G. z.
Matson, Box GIT, Shelby, Mont s-9l-z
OIL royalty, land and overriding while II
lasts Drilling rig on land, ready 20
start, In East end of Devils Basin Here
Is a chance for investors that comes
only now and then, mostly then. Write
or see Earl Mcconnell, Licensed Broker,
Roundup, Montana. Box 1901. Restricted
TO Montana residents only.
WANTED: Partner In drilling for oil on
my 14O-acre tract, good structure, shall
low well Sure hit, invest your income
tax money or someone with cable rig.
John Dubrock, Robertsdale, Alabama.
slid
PRODUCING LANDOWNERS ROYALTY
ON HARMON FARM OF ESQ ACRES IN
SEC. rs, TWP 36N. wv. KELVIN
SUNBURST FIELD. NO. WE'LL PRO
DUCTNG FROM SUNBURST SAND, NO
2 WELL NOW BEING TESTED AND
ACIDTZED IN MADISON LIME. OFFER
ING SHEET CAN BE OBTAINED AND
ORDERS FILLED WHILE AVAILABLE
STUART w. HANNAH, SHELBY, MON
TANA. Sid
FOR SALE: If Interested in top landown-
,-f- n IN Close
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-31

KENTUCKY OIL LEASES: 3 Large Blocks.
in Adair County on good structures,
Block within miles of Old Pool ana
only IS miles from Big Clinton County
field. now booming. Liberal acreage for
test wells small tracts In Clinton
County within miles of big producers
for sale. Rickett Oil Co. Columbia, Ky
said
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-31
EQUIPMENT

COMPLETE DRILLFNB RIGS FOR SALE
TYPE G-500 Emsco Drilling Unit, Oil
bath. Power, Transmission, 2 Ii 900
Cummins Engines. IN 16 CD Pump.
with all accessories.
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bath, Power Transmission, R225 CHI
max Engines. TX II CD Pump. i26'
Moore Jackknife Derrick. all aces
series.
1-WfIson-Glant Drawwork (Factory Re
bulit) Power Transmission lie Roi
Engines, TX K II CD Pump. with all
accessories.
III 46 Emsco with So Reverse Clutch, 2
-1S79 Buda Engines, New ~ IS
Wilson-Snyder Pump with all accessor-
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Model RI Cardwell (Rebuilt) Oak En-
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Pump with R61 Climax Engine e
Wells). 5000 AZ or 81 Drill Pipe,
with all accessories. A real buy on this
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3-Emsco G300 Drilling Units oilbath.
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or R6f Climax tx u CD Pumps or
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3-5~ x To- Case Power Pumps with JTs8T7
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Type Clutch, 34-26 Ideal Drawworks
H54 Ensco Drawworks, 2 II Emscc
Clutches 4-36" Houston ort a b ] Z
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Oilbath Tables Drill Pipe etc.
II. A. MCCARTHY
$40 Thompson Bldg. Phone s-32ss
Tulsa 3, Oklahoma
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CABLE DRILLING EQUIPMENT: Ma
chimes for shallow and deep drilling
Complete line drilling and fishing tools.
Good used equipment priced right. Also
Sullivan core drill. s. W. Pressey, Pu-
ebio. Colorado. Slid
FOR CABLE TOOLS see DEGEN PIPE
AND SUPPLY COMPANY, Box 107, Red
Fork Station. Tulsa. Oklahoma. Slid
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-31
TETON COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Teton County Abstract Co.
Ch0fsaw, Montana
ASSIGNMENT OF CONVEYANCE

Harry C. Let's and Charles F. Klaue. as
trustee Of Bannatyne OIL Syndicate. TO
Thomas Carney. all right. title and interest
of said Bannatyne OIL Syndicate and Of
said Harry G. Let's and Charles F. Klaue
as trustee thereof. TO the following land.
n Sc, S NV. NV, sec IS. twp 25n rye le
sw, sec %, twp 26n rye lie; sw. ne NV.
NV NV, sec IL. twp 25n rye lie; Sc, Sc,
sec Q. twp 25n rye lie: NV, sec 4. NV. sw
Sc, sec 8. Sc, sw NV, Clot p, sec z. twp
25n rye lie; lots 3, 4, 5, Sc NV, sec 9, twp
25n rye lie; Sc sw. lot 4. sec 81. W Sc. sec
81, Sc, sec 81. twp 26n rye lie; Sc sec l,
sw. sec II. twp 23n rye Ivy; NV. sec s.
twp zen rye lie; Sc. sec 3, twp 25n rye lie.
MORTGAGE
Thomas Carney to Harry C. Let's and
Charles F. Klaue, mortgaging same land
above described.
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Notice is hereby given that open com
petitlve bidding for oil and gas leases on
the following described lands viii be
held In the State Land Office. Helena.
Montana, at 200 O'Clock P. NJ, Septem-
Der 10, 1946:
Tract 'sabdivision Sec. Twp. Tsge. Acr.
All 10 IN 35E $40
2 NEHNEK ~ lin RAE 40
NJ Sc Sc ION Use $50
sEA 9 27N 5W leo
An IS 34N &c $40
9 VIZ (1s BIN Sc 600
gWA,
EhNWk
gWAEWA e
MI az an fqT 92n
The Board reserves the right 70 reject any
and all bids.
STATE BOARD OF LAND
COMMISSIONERS
Xxx Aug. 24-S1
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Rock River Dome
(AIbany County,

Ohio Diamond Cattle No. Q
NE NV NV 35-20-7e
Set Q s I'm. casing at 365l
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-17
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MAPvsv'IrE- nH'f

Vonie Lindley, Janet Haraman
and David Deisher had peaoc.
scores il spe'iin., for the lhsl Sc
Llestcr.
Mrs. Robert Hicock and children
spent Sunday with her mother,
I1rss Leroy Allen.
Mrs. Jim Fry and children are
confined to their home with colds.
Sgt. Paul Ransome, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Ransome has
received his discharge and is home
after 80 months overseas service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Decker
visited Mrs. Lelah Chapman, near
Fleetwood, Thursday
Rev. G. z. Fisher, of Jackson,
who has been conducting revival
meeting here and Rev. and Mrs.
John Elwood and son, Billy, of
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-17

Redwood, were Thursday evening
supper guests Of Mir. and Mrs. Will
Du1 laslsh and family
81. lld his. Rooert Parker, of
1It. Vernon, spent the weekend
". IN his pa ems. MIR. and Mrs.
Elmer Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Long and
dcughtcr, Vecnelle, visited in Mar
ila, Sunday evening.
Olive, Don, Max end Ray Par
ish returned home Saturday night
after Today trip 10 Lake Charles.
a Mrs. Gerald Mosher and child
rem visited her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Silverthorn at West
Mansfield, Sunday.
Miss Rebecca Blue visited Miss
Peggy Brewster, of Redwood,
Sunday afternoon.