davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
NuerifaniIdjer GoIont itirbt III
Bremen

Ter Triibere MarineoFfi3ier Ar-
hour s. @ooos. Ser Bel Der u5 {
Milit1rregierlirig in Bremen nnge-
Itellt mar lttt0 am 81. NoDeinber IN
Bremen oeritar6, oerrnafte Der 8if-
noe zines oelttihetl ben er eri6oiien
BAT, $4,000, un6 eineril Geutlheu,
sen er ourf einen SduB ~ber1Dnnoei
bat, $500, teilt oos ll5. 9ouptqnar-
tier NIT.
San 8erlouf elmer 8a5sia Die i'm
Auguit in Bremen gegen 9odarbet-
FER 0urhgefiibrt Duroe, neil tie inl
@eroodt BON Die5it6blen itnnoeu, err
iAoB @oo0 einen Geutiden lilo Der,
leste 6urd einen Sd)uB einet 5tpei-
ten.
.Gffenbor fit er an einenl
IShid6geiiibI, obsleih er bon ieber
SduI6 freigeiprohen iporoen lit"
beiBt es in Der Mitteilung 0es nS-
9ouptql,artiers.
Der iliitge Maim mar in @n9ldn0
geboren unS fem ais 9 i1briges
aift6 at ieiner 5ante IN Nerp Oorf,
moielbit er er5ogen mltr6e gr 5eif-
nete iid 0urd groBet UeiB aus inO
crtporb iifl oiele 6reiitii0ielr elm
6~erieniger CUR GoLiifhbiG
l1niperIit1t. lueIde er ablolpierte ct
oIs DEurcer" bel elmer Shifs
iabrts9eieilihaft .ongeitelIt. 8eim
GriegsaltSbrii9 frat er oIs BreinitE
Tiger in Die Marine elm. Bei Ser Be
GeutIdbdno8 puroe er gum
4nfenfomman0Gnten in Bremen Be-
Spaterbin mur0e er Der
itaotiihen 3ipiIuerDoltun8 5~ugeteilt.
W1breno ieil1er Sugeno3eit berfebr=
re er piel i'm @oAie Der NadbortL Der
lett bierIeIblt mobnenoen Gnmilie
6erbert &aItpaiier, welfes Seim
ibm 3iir 6peiten 9eimat lpuroe uno
nit meI9er JnnliIie ct in eilger
6reunoihnft uno regelrehten 8rief.
Derfebr ltaliD. AiiBer oiclen trnltert
ieinen Cob Elm inpalioer 0nfeL
DeIder in Nep Dorf Iebt ltr6 Sen ser
8sritprtsER=zgtsrHRf benz
5tpiiten @epiiien uno
gfIihtgefiibI iil6te ct idlieBIid Sen
ais eapige Q0iune. Die iterb.
Idle SiiIIe miro mad bier iiberfiibrt
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
1icNnttuOrt Coupons in alien 80.
ncn nnaenpmmeR

SSaternotionele Antlport S6eine
0replp cealpons) meroen in allen So
nen Geuti9Ianos angerommerb pie
0os giro Ses ,.4if. &oltmaiter Gene
raj" III 99aibington mitteilt.
Sic baufi9 mieoertebrenoe 8e9aitp=
tlllg, 0ab 0ieie acknowledging nif]t
ncd) Ser britiidlan ODER ruff. Gone
geididt weroen f0nnem trifft naf
0ieier anltIihel1 grfldrtnts ni6t jill.
1as Hoitoepnrtment in Moibing-
ton bittet. ib.1 Die Rninen oerienigen
8oIt1nter Granddaughter. Die iid}
etrpo meigern ioIlten Iolhe Coupons
5itnl GillIegen in 8riefe mad Der
ergliid)en ODER ruiiiihen Gone 81
perfouien. GasieIbe gilt fiir oieienis
gen Hoit1mter in G~eutidIaro, ole
Die anlnbme Don internGtionalen
Irt.portiheiiett aus Sen Bereinigteit
Stoaten oerpeigert boben. Das 4oit-
department miro oieie Sale griinoIif)
pnteriufen. Gr ineiit oaroui bin, 0aB
Elm nternationoIer @nt1portldein
'dusreifero lit sur 8eontauortltng eli
mes 8riefes. Sic 8eniurbeb0roen in
Geutihlano BADEN 8riefe 3uriid9e-
in oenen iid) mebr nls bier
@ntport Coupons befen6en.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
@nr griefmarfen anf Der @Or6erieite
BON &uOertS!

9ie Toitbaboroen teilen NIT, Dab
sic 8erorSmtlg, monod) 9rieie ouf
Der gOreiienisite iiur 3oitlpert3eiden
aufpeiien o~iirfen, iiir Sen @onat Ge-
5ember a~ilfge6oben 4poroen lit. bod
miro oaraui bin8euieien, ooB es trot-
oern ratian lei, @eibnaftsmarfen
uno abnIide aleb5etteI nift ouf Der
4oreiienieite BON griefumidI1oen nrl-
3ubrin9en.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06

bipten, fucnn lie niAt sebroltdt
neroen Iolen2~ @r fiigte bin5u,
oaB iit oie 8ereinten Nationen ge.
een einen 5ebIidIoe Der Abriiitnng
in allen 36nOeru iiderA miiHen,
unO aud in be5ug oui ollie @offen,
nit Der gefGbrIihiteu Don allen an
gefangen~.
@u5mn RiIeIeD, ser AlBenmini.
tier Don @eiBruBIanO, fniipite Onrun
Die Baruung, OaB Elm Oritter 8eIt-
frieg angeblnien weroen mag, otudb-
reno bic gttomaperfe in Dollem Be.
trieb filo. Ser @onopolbeiib ser
4tombombe fam nidt anoauern".
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
G~ntIprMn0erc Fa11tcn
bel B0RnMnoliire mtit

Smeetmoter, geras, - Bier 0eute,
Die aus Dem 9(biIeue Stnte Sospital
entpiden, fon0eir BET Der gntgIeii1ng
zines 2oit5iges ibren 600. Gin fiinf-
Ter milroe ihmer uermur1oet, 0ogegeil
fam oas 3ltgperionoI unoeriebrt Oa-
Don.
Gie BerionoIien Ser perungIiidtell
Beriollen fonnten oon Dem 0ireftor
Der anitalt feitgeitelt mer6en.
@s ent8leiiten q @agen oie mel
items GsI enfbieIten uno in Brono ge-
rieten. Die 9ofonotioe blieb ollf Sen
@eleiien itebsn.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
2etpis fibrt. unsempIt, Rarabe bardl
RaIhinatur

Sobn 5. 2epis biIOete, obne ab.
Iift, oa8 Soupt elmer Barooe, ols Ell
iih pom @enerfihafts6iiro gun
2und) begab. Sine Reibe Don Sci.
tunasoertretern u.Neu8ieri5el folg.
te i3m gum Carlton 5otel, NO Ell
Qundf einnchm. 5erner blie6en inter.
meas piele iteben I'M Eih 0ieie linpro.
9~ramm1Bige gro5eiiion an5uihanef
2epis mar }pie geluobnIidl obne =
beobiihtigte ~ BegIeltung.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
Nar Sic @riegsopfer

I'M cine 9u1oersgefabr ~ oerbins
nleioen. !
gir Sic &riessOpfer
BltppertaI Ga sic &riegsbe-
fd1otqten i10 Sinterbliebenen fefne
&eiten n1ebr er6qltefL loroern trlr
nod @obLfabrtSimteritiisnuB, treten
Sic pnIitiIhen 8urteien Die f~aritGti-
uen Ger6dnoe ln0 Ser @aperf-
ifaTt6uno fiir tie eth. Sn einetll ge-
m%einiomen alriruf beiBt es: ,Seoer,
Ser nod ein 8anffonto, elm geregel=
fes ArbeitSeinfomnerl, Der nod set-
mas ans ser 5iinOflut 0eS arieges
qerettet bot, foH uno mliB fir Oie
RriegSopfer Tpenoen.@ Sontmltt-
9efl, Sport 8eranItoltungen, 9bea-
ter Ii. GiItnporfibrun8en iollen I'M
1ienIte Der 9iIfe fiir Ole arieg3op.
fer iteben. Sum eritenmal bat iid)
0amit Die Beu0Iferu1lg elmer Staot
fir Ole a~riegSopfer be%rentiportlid
genlatt. Sal MlIppertot mlrroe Ell
ne arbeits9emeinifaft Ser GeriOnaI-
%oe5ernenten Der @emein0en SIS Cant
oes Ror0beim Z @~eitTolen gegrinoet.
Setter Der MISREPRESENTATION lit Ser
friibere g~eigeoronete Ser Sfn0t
@uppertal, SfmeiBfurfb.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
ileberieeiIdw SrieObDfe rue sfaaenI
Nmerifaner

Die Characterization fiir &riegs.
oenfln1ler bat ole erftens Sd)ritte CT.
9riffett. I'M pertnallerte 6rieob0Fe
fir oie i'm 5~ueiten @eltfrieg g~efalle'
men II. 9. 9iir8er ar5ulegen. lem
&omncnoanten SEES MarinetorpS,
Sen. g%anoegrift. lift oos 8u5ififge-
bet 9ierfiir iibertroeen moroeu. Gem
friiheren 8unoeSienator &eeo miro
Bic @abl gceigneter Rubeitdtten in
europa unteritebeu pabrenO Sobu
Msarfep einen llnteraiisiduB fiibren
miro. Ser iih nit ben Mittelmeer8e-
bietell. Sron, Burma ulo ben tropi-
piiten SrieIn gu befaiiea Bat.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
e%abcnpreiS fir aGffes 5 Gsuts prr
RfuHO mebr

Ter &leinbauOeIspreis fir 8niiet
miro I'M fiiui Gents erbobt merOcn
Gle greiserbG6uns ioa Die 5olgt
ser ge%ieitigung Der &reisfontrollt
iein. Bon fdtrm6nniIher Geite Dirf
ueriihert, 6oB ote uorbanoenen 8or.
rate ole NoHfrage bel meitem fiber.
iteigen.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
TamiIien Sil6er nadl Seutidlaai
erialbt

0ie ooS 8oitant Dor eini5en Ia
geu befamtaob, fonneu ieBt Bboto.
grapbien nod ueberiee eeian0t mer.
Den. IS Mrs 9etpiB biermit einem
LANCE gehegten @unid oon ieiten
OeutIdjamer;faniihe areiic ReGnllna
9etragen.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
EoeaIes
RGteticHSHngeH mad europa in Ge
fnrbmeHgeH

ApANNNNhtW
@ie ser 9liiiiteut Oes @%encrnIpoit.
meiiters, Seize 1onoIOiou. iaste, ia.
ben Die BatetienOungen mad euro
pa einen nod nie 0agepeieuen lin.
lang errcidt, obne SnB lid Elm Nedl-
laB bemerfbar mdht. 100 bis loo
ISrJeous nut 8dfeteu roIen iTl
Turtitnitt tGsiid) 5ur 8eridiffunq
nod NGp gorf berein, unO ieOes
0erFiigbore Shiff miro oo5u benplst
Inn ole Senouugen itleunigit in oil
beIreiten 91noer SIT ifaffen. M
einem einjiaen Gage famer, pie Ell
iagte, 100000 sod lleberieepoit IN
1ep yorf an, pcs $50 8uggonE
entipriht.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
AmS Denti4lanO
Die g8ittue &iIbtlms II. lebt in
Trnnffurt : Cher

Berlin - lie 5peite @ottin un0
@ttape 0es ~friiberen 0eutifen &ai-
Iers @ilbelns H., Iebt in 6ranffltrt
a. s. Goer. int 6auie elmer ltraini-
Idlen 6llbtliHg8familic meloete Der
BON sen Bitten fontrplIierte Deut.
ihe @relieoienIt. Sn ser MeIoung
beiBt es meiter, 0nB 6rau 9ermlne
inter ruiftiher 8etpohun9 itebe, lid
aher in Ser Nahbarihaft oeS SauleS
frei bepe9en folne.
1l,S. 6raHsOien : &G55ia in SI0s
northumberland
Stuttaurt - Sic lt5 Militdrbe-
BORDEN ge6en befantt, oaB uS utlo
fron5oIilfe 5rlpperl, uuteritiibt BON
0esttidleu 4oli3iiten, EN- @ebiet DON
etSua 100 Guaorntmeilen III Der
Rdbe Don Reuffen iBitenlatiih na6I
oeutlden Sdnuar3b6nolern abiuf-
ten. Sierbei dpnr0en % oer6ddtige
8erIonen- feltgellomnlen uno groBe
Ren1eu BON Naretl bei1Iognabmt.
gas ebgeIu6te @e6iet tieat tells iii
ser ltS,teils in Der iran3Oiiifen So
ne.
Sharinaer $50 fritiiiert bic &epa-
ratiOnslaftem
@eunlar Nlii einer QonoesDor-
Ftallosiibung Ser lSGE Itellte Der
tbiirinsiide 8ioepr1lioent, Crit
BuIie. feit Dab Die Reparationslei-
Itlnaen 6es 9alr0eS in @iir0e ben
nollfonuneren 5taatsba1frott Der
6eiIii6rea piiroer. Gle 2eiitungea
letet 5tucr fIr 1916 aitf 70 Miaio-
ilet Morf pierfeIid6rlih leitseiest
morOen. Der 8ert Ser tatiaAlifen
2ieferungen babe ober i'm 0rittell
9uartaI iiber 102 WeilIionen Mnrf
betrageu. @in5u fduIen nod @elolei=
Itungeh sic oIIein Bis gum Is. SuIi
1915 1870 @iItioner Marf alistaah=
ten, ferner Die geinontoge Sablrei-
der midtiger S~nbuitrieiuerfe. Iu=
Berosm leien @roBbetriebe m ben
Belts rniiiider @eielIihofter ii6er-
geiirbrt Dor0en.
&embram6t . 8iL6 lunrSe in &GIn
gctDblen
R0ltt - Tds b~eriibnlte 8etndloe
sgbriitus chi Hron5er@ BON Rern,
BRANDT pur6e i'm @i9eliteirtor :
9uren1nielm Beitoblen. 9os 8ilo
muroe fur3 mad 9eenoigun8 Der
9eiihtigungs3eit aus Dem 8nbmen
gerommen5iito an ieine Stelle MIR
Sc elm 4quareIIbil6 eingelegt.
8ranD63ntben i'm @nl6
Sfkpeinfllrt - Sl1 Sen @1loern
Der llmgebungs Sd~npeinflirts MUIR
Sen liebef elmer 4n5obl Branobom=
BEN aud. 0rei 8an5erFdliite olifge-
iunhen. Sic geDolferltng miro gebe-
ten, 0erartise 6unoe Der nahiten
Beli5eifteite 5n mefoen.
@egen JGIIfMng bernrteilt
aobIen8 @egen 5dIidprng bon
2e6e1SntitteIfartcn (e5 bdnoeTt iid
nm 10000 erbieit Ser 3ruder Eoni
Straub 10 Sebre @Pf6ngnis. 81
weitere An9eflasfe bo6en @ef6as.
nisitrofen Don iedg Moaaten bis
81 ndt SobrPn serbdlten.
GmrOpas @eriUrgung iuirO I'M Jrib-
ie4r fritiiG
Wiett Sir SSobn BoDo Orr,
Standardization Der Grudbrlpgs
uro NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ser
Der. Nationeil, erfI1rte III elmer
BreIiefonferen3, Die @rnd1rungsFa-
sc @nropas miiroe Nilfong 0e8
5riibjobrs fritii6 neroea. @enn,
Die nRR9a4 ibre 2ieferungen ipfns'
ltelle, miiBten lruoer5iigIid Gr.
losmoBnobmen aetroiien per6en,
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06

ulto 5oll i'm Wellington 6rie0Bof nit
gbrenbe3eltguttgen be-
ifnttet fDer0en. gr rube IN 1riene!
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06

mn cine Sun0ersgefabr ~ be
meioen.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-09
OIL FIELD TRANSFERS
Items from the records oil fraternity

con, sw. NV sec 2, lot 2, ne, n Sc, n sc
sec g. twp 35n rye 1Zw.
Same TO John M. Wright, ct ux, sc NV
sec g. twp 35n rye INV.
Same to The Sherburne Nero Co,
ne Sc, NV Sc, Sc OF IL, ne. NV Sc,
W NV Sc, w ne sc sec 10, twp son rye 9w-
Same 20 F. r. Getty, trustee, sec n,
n ne, ne NV sec "a, twp 32n rye low.
Same to Florence A. Kroeger, ne, NV
ne sec 13-34N-12W.
Same to j. L. Sherburne, ct ux, W sw
sec 2 twp 32n rye INV.
Hannah Porter Co. 10 the heirs of Nellie
Parker sw sec 30, twp 32n rye CIV.
OIL AND GAS MINING LEASE
Blackfeet Tribal Business. Council TO
Fred Stone, n sw sec 49, twp 32n rye 6w.
AGREEMENT
Thomas L. Brock to Carl Drew, 1919
interest In oil and gas lease In ne, sc,
Sc Sc sec 1865.
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
K. d. Pardee. ct ux, to Inland Empire
Refineries. Inc n interest in oil and gas
lease covering sec IL, twp 80 rye 5w.
ASSIGNMENT OF GAS RIGHTS UNDER
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Union Oil Co. of California TO the Mon
tana Power Co., lease No. 121, sec 1,
Same to same. file No. 10, n sec IL,
twp 37n rye 5w.
SURRENDER DEED
Fred Goodstein to Gunnar G. Bilstad, oil
and gas lease dated July Is, 1885, covering
lot 4, Sw NV, sw, NV sc sec 3, twp son
rye 5w.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-09
GLACIER COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Glacier Cownsy Abstract Co
Cat Ramks @caGama
a ASSIGNMENT OF LEASES

Richard A. KuliberR 20 J. B. Bishop, %
interest IN entire lease covering lot l, NV
ne sec -. twp 32n rye 6w.
d. J. McGonigle 70 J. B. Bishop, IL in
terest in entire lease covering lot l, NV ne
sec "a. twp SIN rye 6w.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
Carter oil Co. to Avon J. Whitehead
lease dated March 4, 1882, covering e Sc,
sw Sc sc ne sec %, twp 35n rye 6w.
Carter Oil Co. and Phillips Petroleum Co.
10 Otto J. Hartwig on sw sw 2, sc 3,
e ne 10, W NV, sc NV, sW ne l1-Sa-lzW.
Same 70 Douglas Gold, e Sc ne, NV Sc,
sw Sc, Sc IS, W W sw ], ne sec p,
twp 32n rye low.
Same to George N. McCabe, W sw ne,
sc NV. sw, W sc 33-31-9w; W ne sw, S
NV Sc. Sc sw, Sc, ne sc %. W sw sec "a,
twp 32n rye low; sw 3, n NV, n NV
sec 10. twp 32n rye low.
Hannah-Porter Co. 70 Biackfeet Tribal
Business Council, book 8 oil and gas leases
K D. Pardee. ct al. to Mario Sampson,
book oil and gas leases, page 255, 100.
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Hazel E Ripley to c. z. walgren as
signs IL g of oil and gas produced and
saved from well proposed to be drilled IN
OF 1905 of oil and gas produced, saved
and sold from well shall equal $4,000,
after which such royalty to be reassigned.
Jerome L. Drumheller, ct ux; Joseph
Drumheller, ct ux; Martin Woldson, ct ux,
to G. z. Walgren, assigns all royalty of oil
and gas owned by above, produced and
saved from well proposed TO be drilled
in ne corner sw Sc sec Id twp Ban rye CIV,
until proceeds from sale of 1907 of pro
duction shall be equal to $4,000; after
which said royalty TO be reassigned to
above grantors.
I2hT royalty on acre tract of land in
o. c. Cherry to Ora w. and r. E. Davis,
southwest corner Of the southwest corner
of sec 1S-36-5w.
MINERAL DEED
Ora w and r. E. Davis to o. c. Cherry,
all oil, gas and mineral rights In acre
tract of land In the southwest corner of
southwest corner Of sec 1S-36-5w.
OIL AND GAS LEASES
Frank Beck to Union oil Co. of Cali
fornia, n sec II, twp SIN rye 5w, M. M.
Well TO be commenced on or before July
9. 1947.
Blackfeet Tribal Business Council to C.
5. Frary, ne Sc sec 10, sc sc sec Is, twp
32n rye 6W.
same to Stuart w. Hannah, Sc sec 20
twp 32n rye CIV.
Same to Leo NJ. Kennerly. W Sc sec IA
twp 32n rye 6w.
Same to stuart w. Hannah, leases sw
sec IA, twp 32n rye CIV, for term of 1C
years; i71A % royalty of oil and gas.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
Union OH Co. of California to Ella Cum
mings, sc, sw sec %, twp 32n rye 5w.
Phillips Petroleum Company and tht
Carter OIL Co. TO Oscar A. Kench anC
wife. e sec 32 twp 36n rye INV.
Same to Daisy w. Burd, ct con- S sec 2
twp 35n rye 12w.
Same to Faith Sherburne Bercovich, e
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-09
TOOLS COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Tooss Cs@nsy Abstract Co.
Shelby, #omt@mm
OIL AND GAS LEASE

OIL AND GAS LEASE
Phyllis v. Burrows to Montana-Dakota
Utilities Co. W 24-34-3w.
Gena Olive OVERLY Deunis 70 Ray Sor-
rell, lots l and 2, sec 30-34-2w.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Dakota Montana Oil Co. to Arthur r.
and Ralph c. Bradley, sw II, ne Sc IS,
NV, NV ne 20-30-1e.
ASSIGNMENT OF GAS RIGHTS
Union OH Co. of California TO the Mon
tana Power Co.. ne NV, ne 8, NV NV
5-33-4w; ne sc NV 10-35-4w.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
A. B. Ftlan, Inc, 70 The Public
STATEMENT OF FOREIGN
CORPORATION
A. b. Filan, Inc, to The Public.
APPOINTMENT OF AGENT
A. B. Filan, Inc. to r. " Strandberg of
Conrad, Mont
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-09
TETON COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Teton County Abstract Co.
Chofeau. kzontans
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASES

General Petroleum Corp. to Frances e.
Flaherty, sw, sec /, n NV, sc NV, sec II,
twp 22n rye 5w.
Same to Peder Lee. NV, sec 20, twp 22n
rye 5w.
Same to W. L. Hodgskiss, W Sc, sw,
NV sw, sec 8, ne Sc, sec 9, ne NV, W ne,
sec 8, twp 22n rye 5w; e NV, W e, sc Sc
sw sw, sec 80, sw ne, W Sc, sec 80, twp
23n rye 5w.
Same to P. E. Marsh, S. sec 20, twp
22n rye 5w.
Same to Grace M. Thompson, e, W,
NV NV, sec 3, ne, sec 4, twp 22n rye 5w.
Is, ne. sec %, Sc Sc, sec 21, twp 22n rye 5w.
Same to Hugh Wypper and Sylvia B.
Hefty, sw, sec Is, NV, sec %, twp 22n
rye 5w.
General Petroleum Corp. to John c. Sal
mond, releasing the n, s, Sc, sec %.
twp 22n rye Sw.
Same to same, releasing the sw NV, sw,
W Sc Sc Sc, sec IS, twp Pan rye 8w.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-09
Robson Gets
u. s. Acreage

Issuance of a federal oil and gas
lease covering 291 so acres in Teton
county, to Henry ID. Robson of
Choteau, was announced this week
by T. #. CORDIALLY, register of the
Great Falls land office.
The acreage is in section 81.
24N-7W, and in sections IL. 13 and
IA, 24N-8W.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-09
HILL COUNTY TRANSFERS
BY Havre Merchants Association
Havre, Montana

OIL AND GAS LEASES
Victoria B. Golvin, ct con, to the Texas
Co., 2. 2O-36-12.
Orn F. johnson, ct al, to the Texas Co.,
2, II, w 2, Sc IA, 2, 1864.
Lee j. Garding to the Texas Co., 2,
5-36-15.
Bertha johnson to same, ne 1864.
Helen M'sNicof to same, W 2, 25-37-14.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-09

Bert Marsden. ct ux. to same, n 2, ~
4. w. Roen. ct Tx. to same. sw s1-ss-l2.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-09
LIBERTY COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Laberty County Abstract Co.
Chester. Montana

RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
C. E. Biggs to Olaf and Esther NJ Brain,
NV sec 35, twp 30n rye Sc.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-11-09
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Refinery Refined Exported
Big West OIL Co e7s,751 229.715
IN. d., Canada)
Carter OIL CO.. 3,838, 596 991,7 1872
IN. D., Can, Wash,
Wyo., Tdaho)
Farmers u. Cent. Elk. 2,94O, 804 1,733o71
IN. d., Idaho, Wyo)
Hole Bros. -- 2,146
Home Oil & Ref Co. 1,1e5,059 244,7A7
Can, N. D., Idaho)
Ohio Oil Co. 1.O55
Socony-Vac. OIL Co.. 1,271,24 27,767
North Dakota)
Texas Co. -- 2,509, 270 377,934
wash, N. D., Can, Idaho)
Union Oil co.. 1901, 769 428, 1888
(Can., N. ID
Unity Pet. Corp 42,024
TOTALS -1 3.57o,71s 4Os2. 784
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ivory and green walls and a ma room floor. The opening night was the scene of two large dinner par- ties, one the wedding supper of the Reynolds Stephenson bridal party and the other a dinner party by Harry Bighoff, guests being Mrs. Rose Schnider. Mrs. Marie Rogers, MT. and Mrs. Eenry Roden of Ju- naau. and Fred Erickson.
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE

NEW 30 X 10 it. Gillnea Boat just completed with or without en- zine. Finished to suit buyer. A very fast boat, also 45 it. com bination halibut and troller. now under construction. Will be com pleted by July lst. Galley and hunks on deck. 25,000 to 30,000 pound fish hold capacity. Call at Douglas Boat Shop or phone Douglas 1o2. t270-tb)
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NewsY Notes From Skagway

SKAGWAY, Alaska, May H. Special Correspondence) -Monda. afternoon, May 6, at o'clock, Mrs Violet Stephenson and Fredericl Reynolds were united in marriage at the home of Mrs. Mary McCann U. s. Commissioner The bride wore a brown suit with brown access sories and carried brides bou- ouet of pink and white carnations MT. and Mrs. Malcolm Moe were witnesses at the ceremony Monday evening a wedding supper was served to the bridal party in the new dining room at tte Skagway Grill.
 MT. and Mrs. Birklan, former employees at the T, B. Sanatorium have moved into Skagway Mrs Birklan is now working at the Skagway Grill.
 
 The F & F Store and Riewe's g Semi-Self Service Store lost about S2O00 worth of groceries on the last freightsr as they found that every item not packed in tins had become permeated with Pearl Gil and was unfit for consumption. The worst feature of the loss was that the shipment included items which have not been seen on local store shelves for several years, such as special candy bars and cookies.
 Mrs. Edith Costner, local resident and memter of the Skagway Grill personnel for many years, received word that her brother, George Clayton, aged 51, had died of small pox in Seattle. MT Clayton, twelfth victim of the epidemic, passed away at Harborview Hospital six days after being admitted
 Mrs. Jeanne Churoyich, Mrs. Hal Johnston, Stanley Smith, Clifford c. Homan and John H. Ellis were passengers to Skagway on the Coast- al Airlines plane which flew in early Thursday afternoon.
 Staff Sgt. Elmer Jones and wife visited with Mrs. Jones family while the Louise was in port las Sunday and Monday. They will spend Sgt. Jones' three months fur tough taking trip by car to Chicago, New York and through Louisiana, return to California. and home to Juneau. They shipped their car out on an earlier boat.
 Vernon DeHaven has a small tractor-driven garden blow which he is using to blow up numerous gar cen plots in Skagway The twC weeks of almost perfect weather h.. been boon to gardeners.
 MdJoI ftuuO2pil l1ddS, ilCOiOeAi OA ficer in charge at the Sanatcrium returned by plane Monday morning after months furlough srent 1T the States The Major reported having a marvellous trip.
 MT. and Mrs. E. A. Rasmuson en- tertained at one o'clock dinner last Sunday afternoon at their home on Main Street. Covers were laie for Fowler w. Martin, MT. Bailey George Parkka, Lois Ritcfhe, MT and Mrs Thomas F. Wilhelm anc the host and hostess.
 Alice Sheakley was discharged from the Sanatorium last Sunda. after medical treatment the pas few months.
 Betty Maxi entertained ten httl
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APPLICATIONS are now being accepted for positions of Divisional Deputy Tax Collec- tors for the Department of Tax ation. Permanent offices will be established in Ketchikan, An chorage and Fairbanks. Applica- tions should give age, references, accounting and tax experience. State whether Veteran or not Veteran and the length of time residing in Alaska. All replies should be addressed to the Tax Commissioner, Box 651, Juneau, Alaska. t269-t6)
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MT. and Mrs. Gilpatrick will re- turn in g few weeks and move into the house recently vacated by pr. and Mrs P. I. Dahl The apart ment the Gilpatrick's occupied be- fore their departure last spring has been taken by Annie Haaken- son and Alice Dunn. members of the White Pass hospital staff.
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30-06 SAVAGE Sporter rifle, with lots of shells, $50, pressure cook CT, s15, hip boots, S4, fifty gal. barrel and pump, S10; oil drum with large brass valve, S5, ten new, No. 4 photoflood globes, ST, photo printer, s2. 413 w 10th St. Box 3O03. (269-t2)
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GRAY tailored all wool dress, inn ported material also crepe dress, size 12. PAP Decker Way, lower ant (270-t3)
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MT. and Mrs. Henry Roden of Juneau met Mrs. Rose Schnider and his sister, Mrs. Marie Rogers, wien the Louise docked in Juneau, and accompanied them to Skagway as MT. Roden will administer the estate of the late James Tropea. They returned to Juneau Monday night.