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Evening star., 1946-03-21
Lingerie and
NegItgees

Black Nylon Tailored Slips. Sizes
80 to SO. Orig. $3.50-S S1.97
Trimmed White Sheer Panties.
Small and medium. Orig. $500.
CSC
Lace-trimmed White Nylon Pet
ticoats. Small and Medium. Orig.
9l.cf S9c
Cotton Candlewick Robes. Small
sizes. .. Orig. $7.95 $500
Kann's-Lingerie-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-03-21
Housewares

"a Stove Mats. Orig. Soc - 19c
36 2-Pc. Chair Pad Sets. Orig.
89c SEC
5 Metal Wall Cabinets. 20x24x12.
Orig. $7.5o---- $3.50
5 Metal Wall Cabinets. 28x18x12.
Orig. $3.50 0--- $3.50
l Base Cabinet. 24x22 32h"
high. Orig. 1851 $13.SS
: Porcelain Top Base Cabinet.
16x20 81" high. Orig. $1l.8o. $3.50
IL Lucite Glass Shelf. Orig. $1.e8,
$1.0o
SO Plastic Coated Shower Cans.
Orig. 29c 15c
"a Drainboard Mats. Orig. 3sc,
10c
10 Lawn Rakes. Orig. 1sc
Kann's-Housewares-
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-03-21
kann n'S|Sl1ver@Street Floor.
Better Dresses

BETTER Dresses
3 All-wool Dresses. Misses sizes.
Grey. Orig. $22.95 ------ S14.s7
8 Daytime Dresses. Striped rayon
jersey. Misses sizes. Orig. $685.,
$7.S9
5 Daytime Dresses. Black sheers.
Women's sizes. Orig. s22.95. s14.97
8 Daytime Dresses. Sizes for
women. Orig. $14.s5 to $22.95.
$9.97
Kann's-Better Dresses
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-03-21
q Mems $I4.oo Roineoots

Meat tan smooth finished cotton Raglan sleeves slash
pockets. Lined throughout with material Is coat
Light In weight. very good buy Sizes. res, 50 &C
Evening star., 1946-03-21
TOiIetfies

SO 3-Pc. Lucite Dresser Sets,
Brush, comb and mirror. Orig.
eo.So $4.SS
100 Sun Glasses. Orig. S1.0o, Sc
"a English Tub Soap. superfat-
ted. Orig. 35c l9c
100 "Matay' Sachets. Orig 10c,
: for Sc
500 Lambs Wool Powder Puffs.
Orig. 10c .------------.2 for Sc
Wrisley Bulk Soaps. Apple BIOS
som and Pine fragrances. Orig.
TIC doz. -- ~--. 4Sc d0z.
II Camphor Ice in tubes. Orig.
IA Cohesive Type Bandages. Orig.
l0c -5c
50 Facial Tissue Packets. 100
tissues, 8 puffs. Orig. 49c 29c
IL Oval Mirror Plateaus. Orig.
Sl,oO ZJc
IL Lucite Hand Mirrors. Orig.
Kann's-Toiletries-
Street Floor,
Evening star., 1946-03-21
Art Goods

IA Skeins Fluff Wool. Navy blue.
Orig. 29c. Skein -- 10c
2 Knitting Bags. Orig. CSC. Plus
20% tax Soc
200-Yard Spools Pearle White
Crochet Cotton. Orig. 29c -19c
Kann's-At Goods
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-03-21
SiIver
Plus 20ed Tar

Tarnish Proof Silver Chests.
Slightly damaged. Orig. s3.98,
$1.99
Hammered Aluminium Bowls and
Sandwich Trays. Orig. 1896, $1.9S
Hammered Aluminium Tray. Orig.
$8.98 s4.98
Tarnish Proof Silver Chest.
Large size. Orig. $500 -. S4.49
Silver Plated Salad Forks. Orig.
Da--t. cy:1.,~. Sk.-I ra
Evening star., 1946-03-21

Daytime Dresses
Cotton Wash Dresses. Small
sizes only. Orig. $2.99 and $3.50,
$1.97
Cotton Wash Dresses. Broken
sizes. Orig. $500 .- S2.97
Cotton Wash Dresses. Soiled.
Orig. $5.95 - S3.57
Kann's-Daytime Dresses
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-03-21
SpO1'tssCeur' Clearance

II Anwoo California Battle Jackets Orig s1ss5 $500
. Rayon Dresses Orig. $S95 5-- s4oo
. 10 Rayon Blouses Orig $1os5 s5-----s2A4
. Rayon Stacks. Orig. $595 5-------s s2Oo
. Wool Sweaters. Orig s3.99 and s5s5 s1A
. Wool Sweaters. Orig. $6.95 s27o
. 10 Suede Front Vests. Orig. $500 -----s s24s
. Is Sleeveless Wool Sweaters. Orig. S3.33-- s3ss
. 10 Blouses. Orig. $499 and $5.s5-s 1855
. II Blouses Orig. 1893 99 s2ss
Is Blouses Orig. $8.95--- ssM
n's-Sportswear-Second Floor
Evening star., 1946-03-21
CLEARANCE for MEN
A good buy for the large man
q Mems $lo.95 Roineoots

Tan cotton gabardine, full cut swagger model
s s.s'a ss sad .ss sssta , ..s'.. -. Sizes 'ss ' "a
Evening star., 1946-03-21
4 Mems $21.4O Summer Suits

Meat solid shade blue rapon. Single breasted patch
pockets peated trousers with upper closure. $1E OK
Sizes, reg, 2/36. 1887, 1913 --- ID 10
Kann's-Men's Store-Second Floor.
The Valley settler., 1946-10-24

Tho Legion commit in charge of tho donce nnd soc ial voro: Loon Faurio cs chairman, J. L. Ray end Ashley Egtvodt.
The Valley settler., 1946-10-24
WE H AVE A HOSPITAL
 FUND

The American Legion Committee in charge of the Benefit Dance and tho Box Soc ial of
 October l9, l946, havo vory fine report to make Of most succo ossful money raising venture. They arc happy to report tho pro
The Valley settler., 1946-10-24
SAT URDAY NIGHT IS CARNIVAL NIGHT
AT THE PALMER TERRITORIAL SCHOOL.

AT THE PALMER TERRITORIAL SCHOOL. This year the School Carnival will be held lon October 26, in the School Building and Twill begin at 7:5O. There wi Il be ticket booths where you buy tickets to be used lat the various conce ssions. There will |als so be Checking Room where you may de- Iposit your wraps for the evening or as Hong you vi sh and not have to worry about them.
 The Carnival this year is to be conducted just little different than in former years. Tho students will be in charge of tho various concessions rather than the teachers. Of course, the teachers will be Eoround to help Therever necessary, espoc ia1- Fly around tho lunch counters, but the event has bocn planned and engineered by the students themselves.
 Tho Booths sound very interest ing and in- Iclude such features in charge of--
 "A Fi sh Pond :Hr. "N Al ice BouTens
 Adult Bingo Hi1yo stcnval Penny Toss Stanley Hoffman Ring tho Goose Lcrry Stock Sales Booth Shirley Monroe Doll Stand. Edward Cope
 Dart Game Emil Waldal
 Wheel of Fortune Duano Hunt1oy
 bunch Stand Ruth Johnson kiddio Bingo t.; Shirley Johnson Police Court Wendell Millor Donce >.. Bob Graham All those who wi sh to--may como ma squerade. Phoro will be rizos for tho Bost Couple, for the bost Individual senior co stume, ,and
 for the Bost Individual junior custume. Tho dance will begin at $50 and is to be given in the jun which is to be doc- Pratod to repre- sent barn. In other words Fherc will bo good old fo shioned barn honco, but not in barn. Sounds exc citing. Two prizes will be given at tho donco for the best Wal couple and for tho est Pitterbug couple. Tickets arc now on salc fnd may bo obtained from the High School Ftudents. Duo to the high ost of orchcs- tros, tho record player will bo used. .Hou- ever all records will bo hand picked p.7
The Valley settler., 1946-10-24
$52l:ee eo.e3 357 7.l2 -. $94o.83
 16.7O $o33.l3

Tho ogion coGmnitto in charge of tho dance nnd soc ial voro: Loon Faurio cs chairman, J. L. Ray end Ashley Egtvodt.
 Tho financial success of tho danco and social ros groctly enhanced by donot ions of food, music ttc. These items como hi gh uhon purchased end too often eat up all tho profits. Therefore, thoso donot ions orc greatly opproc iatod by tho Legion and connni ttocs in charge. Donations zero made by NV. "A. rho furni shed tho icccrcam, . sugar, and croom for the lunch. Kos1o sky's Vho furai shed tho coffee. Ladies of tho American Legion Auxiliary who donated tho cokos for tho lunch. Teddy Glenn and his orcho strc uho donated the good rM sic for tho donce.
 largo number Of ladies brought baskets to tho social and the mon did tho ir part by pcying good pr icos for thom. They wero auct toned off by Bornio Bouuons end Oscar Kindgron to tho highest bidders. Only tho first tUo or thrco. sold undor $lO, After thct they ranged around $l2. to $21. After tho auction tho Auxil icry ladie es served lunch to those Uho did not br ing baskets or uho did not got ono in tho huc: tion. Tho Lunch ,conHnittec Of Mrs. Eloisc SUobode, Mrs. -Kcr1o Duff; Mrs. Bcrbee haurto, Mrs. Matt Johon son, and Mrs. Dana Nioncnn' were TO sponsible for increos ing th funds by $9o.
 cthor commit toes Uore Leon Fauric and Francis Henry as cashiers; and Ed Uecck ont -ol Sullivc who attended tho door. ,-~.
 Cont. on m cp ?
The frontiersman., 1946-12-14
The Front iersman

Evtn A 3-moN7u 5 CHRISTMAS AuAY I
 Who says there will be no Chri tmas in Se1dovia this year because there $ not hing to buy in the local shops?
 A quick tour through the stores in town yesterday re- vealed Chr i s tmas gifts available for every member of the family.
 It is true that stocks are l limited, but each store car- ries a var iety of gift able Chr is tmas artic les.
 At the H. s. Young Nero antile Co.,, where Chr is tmas decor tions are now ing up, there is a small but general as sor tment of toys for children. The collect ion in cludes dolls, stuffed an finals, and assor ted toys.
 As gifts for men Youngts have on hand ties, dre ss ing c cases and wallets For a Wonan's Chr tmas there were sets of dishes, water glasses general hous ehold ar ticles, dre s ing cases and a fine line of s1 acks
 And theref s a very good pr obability that ,r,n ,1e,,u oA4renr
The frontiersman., 1946-12-14

lp PING S1Rlkt [ AN. S6lDov iA's Ho before Chri s tinas Young will have Phoenix nylon hose for sale. Nylon sto-. ckings in her Christ t- mas stocking will be a pr iceless gift for any woman this year.
 At Sharp's Cash Store, where the win doWs have been dis playing gift sugges- tions for the past week, there was a liz mited but general se- lection of toys for children. And for 8 more pr ac tical Chris- tmas gift, there was a good line Of boys pull lover sweaters in a range of sizes
 For the head of the house, Sharp's Is show ing shirts, ties, a few leather jacket ts sweaters, af ter shaw ing lot ions and poker chips.
 Gifts for women at
The frontiersman., 1946-12-14
Page Four
EvtN II 54floN7H SHlpptAe STRIKE CANT TAkt. CHRISTMAS HMM ROM StlDovtAs Hon6s

IFS
 Sharp inc Jude lun cheon sets general usehold articl les, Featherf foam coats to ilet sets a limit ed suppl y of leather bi1 1lfolds pur ses, fountain pens ash tray sets, man icure sets and cooking ware
 Ba1tazori $ Is dis pl aying a s fzab1e collect t ion of dolls and stuffed animals for chi 1dr on, a good select ion of leather bi1lfo1ds for men and a var iety of leather pic ture fP ame s Also available at Bal tar zorfs are a few conn pacts for women and a colorful as sor tmsnt of Alaskan station cry.
 Lipke is Dress ShoI Is planning a Chr ist- mas tree with a dis- play of gifts for all
 Cont. Page 6
Evening star., 1946-08-25
Police Of TwoCounties
Hunt Shotgun Slayer
Of Virginia Girl, II
BY the Associated Press

RUCKERSVILLE, Va, Aug. "a
r. NJ. Early, Commonwealth;s at
torney of Greene County, said here
tonight that a murder warrant has
been issued for Ralph Shifett,
about %, following the death last
night of Edith Crawford, IT, who
was killed by shotgun blast on a
Ruckersville street.
The girl, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Crawford, near here,
was standing neal the intersection
of routes 80 and 20. when a truck
drew up beside her and someone
shot her in the head, according to
Coroner M. D. Foster. Witnesses
said she had just alighted from a
bus from Richmond.
The warrant for Shiflett was
sworn out after a Ruckersville resi-
dent reported conversation he had
with the youth shortly after the
shooting. Commonwealth Attorney
Early said. A half dozen other wit
nesses reported to Mr.. Early that
Shiflett was the driver of the truck,
the Commonwealth Attorney said.
A search for Shiflett, former
Greene County resident, now living
Evening star., 1946-08-25
Land Use zoning Plan
For Bethesda Readv:;
Hearings 10 Be Held

Copies of the land use plan fol
the Bethesda business district al
worked out by Maryland Nationa
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission are now available, it wa.
announced last night.
At the same time, Fred w
Tuemmler. planning director fol
the commission, said a public hear
ing on the plan will be held in Oc-
tober, the exact time and place te
be announced later.
Land use maps will be available
September at $500 Colesville road
the commissions offices, or at 1850
East West highway, Bethesda
while copies of the plan. without
the maps, are available currently al
the Colesville road address.
The commission said a number OF
changes have been made in the plan
proposed by Mr.. Tuemmler after
consideration of views of Bethesda
area residents.
Shows RezOning Boundaries.
One map will show the boundaries
within which the planning body will
recommend immediate approval OF
applications for rezoning. The
second map will show the commits
sion's views concerning directions
and localities into which apartments
and business zoning will extend in
the future. The commission ex-
planned that in these areas it will
not recommend approval of re-
coming petitions at this time.
Mr.. Tuemmler's plan calls for the
commercialization of the Woodmont
Triangle between Old GEORGETOWN
road and Wisconsin avenue as far
north as Rugby avenue and pro-
posed new street system for the
area that would make it available
tor business use as the need de-
velopS.
1t also called for establishment
OF off-street parking facilities and
Initiation of street-widening pro-
gram.
Along with the proposed com
mercial development in the plan
was a proposal to rezone for apart
ment use large tract of land be-
tween Rugby avenue and the Wood
mont Country Club west of Wis
conSin avenue.
Bond Issue Sold,
The commission also announced
the sale of a s132,000 bond issue
bearing u per cent interest to the
Farmers Bank & Trust Co. of Rock
vile, Kensington and Poolesville.
Proceeds of the bond issue will be
used to repay the Federal Govern
ment for its contribution toward
purchase of land in Section III in
Rock Creek Park. This tract ex-
lends from Connecticut avenue south
OF Kensington to the Garrett Park
Kensington road north of Kensing-
ton.
The commission said the Govern
ment contributes one-third of the
cost of the park lands in the main
valleys of the park and planning
district and lends the remaining
tWo-thirds to the commission with
out interest for eight years. The
Sl32 900 bond issue, it was explained
will refund the thirds portion OF
the Federal loan.
Evening star., 1946-08-25

in Albemarle, was instituted today
by police of both counties, aided
by State troopers.
Sheriff r. A. Melone of Greene
County said he arrived on the
scene shortly after the shooting but
the girl was dead and the truck
gone. Witnesses said no conversa-
ton took place between the girl
and the driver before 1.-The shooting
and that after she fell the truck
continued on.
Mr.. Early said the information
he had received led him to believe
jealousy was the motive for the
killing.
Evening star., 1946-08-25
Maryland Youth Hurt
In Fall From Truck

Condition of Clarence Hunt, 20.
OF Redland, Md, was said last night
to be fair by doctors at Suburban
Hospital, Bethesda, where he was
taken following a fall from a truck
earlier in the day.
Members of the Rockville Rescue
Squad, who took the youth to the
hospital, said that he was loading
hay on the farm of Basil Mobley,
Derwood, Md, when he slipped and
fell. He was believed to have sus-
tanned q fractured neck.
Evening star., 1946-08-25
Prince Georges 10 Mark
250th Year on Nov. !

Saturday, November 2, is the new
date for the 250th anniversary cele-
bratlon OF Prince Georges County.
The General Celebration Com
mittee decided the tentative date
OF October S did not give sufficient
time for preparation.
Floats depicting historic events
OF the county, including the early
days OF Bladensburg and Riverdale,
will be included in the motorcade
that will start in the upper part
of the county and proceed to the
fair grounds in Upper Marlboro.
| Dances are planned at Upper
Marlboro and Hyattsville ON the
evening of the celebration.
Evening star., 1946-08-25
Amputee Named to Post
With VA in MARYLAND
By the As.oe;oted pr.,,

y fhe NsSocidIed PreSS
BALTIMORE, Aug. 24.-Jerome j.
Lennon, 24-year-old former Army
fighter pilot, who lost a leg on
combat mission, has been appointed
as prosthetic contact representative
OF the Maryland Veterans Admin
istration. He will provide informa- :
ton to veterans who make inquiries
regarding amputation disabilities.
Evening star., 1946-08-25

NOW, MISS USO-Alexandria,
piling up beauty honors this
season, chalked up another
last night when June sCady,
20, was crowned Miss USO of
the Washington area at the
Jewish Community Center,
Sixteenth and @ streets NV.
Placing the crown on the head
of Miss Cady, who represented
the Cameron Street USO in
Alexandria, is Miss Jeanne
Carlson - Miss Washington"
who also lives in Alexandria
as does Betty Cannon, Miss
Virginia" Star Staff Photo.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-02
Sinclair Wildcat Gets Oil
Near Yellowstone Park Area

CASPER-An oil strike by Sinclair Wyoming Oil Company
the Dubois structure Fremont county attracting much interest
aside from the Importance of the find itself.
For thing demonstrates the existence of oil relatively
close to Yellowstone National park Ut is about 40 miles from the
soi,fhna horIor eli IL
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-02
Explanation
OF Symbols

To @mws szzmas mmms@zOas symbozs are
ms@a an Theses Wyonaang weza reports.
Here's what shsS me@ms
BORD-~sarress ss OH per Gay.
B0FH~~~barrcls oa oil pee boar.
rs ~ W--bas8c sediment am& water.
Dat @x D8T~-arfIf ssssn test.
AH8T~-mowknN hn Fas~rg foods.
A40CT--movfnx oss cable sooss-
PB Or r .Rs~-p1RaKed back.
RUBT-x1kwfRg APP rotary foozs.
I'D. og TU-~so1as 8ep&h-
WOC--waitsRx On eesnemG
WORT~-wmfking om rotary tools
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-02

sA@ ~@@ @F $500
showed 5000 u gas and 200 sbsz. cou-
densate per day. @chzumhsxEsxs $500
D08a. Cored lo,1l0- s0nzH rec. \ H. sazp-
cored lo,o25- Gas. .rsc. r. section.
doloznits, non-p0roix &uIphnr oasr.
c Cor e ssSs so 1s re- ~ linz r s seS
tion, Il. 5s0 10 io,so6 Corning nsar top
Of Amsden, 10,36o. Tensleep at 10,24f
Slight saturataon IN Embar. s87s- brili-
ing 10,843.
Pare GA No.
NWM f2-48-02M
Setting l0-inch, s250; drilling 67o2.
Rock River Dome
(AIbany County,
0hio-HarFasem q Cooper No. 1e
Sec. 2-18-TS
Casing. 1857.
Send Drew
(Hot Springs CowntyD
sand Draw on Ce.-Eass s@ns Draw Umis
sW NV gw 24-aaNsSw
Standing, 6116.
Sinclair No. 3
SEX 1O-32N05W
Drilling rat hole.
Smutogu
Carbon County,
Rescrve-walker No.
c sW sW i2-1sN-s5w
Standing, $685.
Shawnee Wildc0t
Converse County,
G sW NV ls-ssN-osw
Spudded 6-21-4B: cored 3o0O-6, rec. "a
inches dark carbonace0us shals. Drilling,
9O61.
Sheridan Prospect
(Sheridan County,
Texaoo-Forbes No.
g Sc NE 1S-55-8SW
Set sK-inch pipe at 1909; drilling. TOTS.
Skull Creek
weston County,
Morton q ssegetstate No.
G SW NE 16-4AN-62W
Showing for commercial wen In Muddy
sand, 3342-3S6s. Testing. I'd, S4l2. p. B..
1895.
South Byron Field
big Horn Commtyl
c Sw NE 3i-5SN-06w
I'd, 6067; P.B.. 2716.
Spence Dome
big Horn County,
Gwartows OF sl-8pemee No.
SW SW NV 4-54Rs-SzW
Standing, l036.
McGraw-(sovsG No.
NV SW Sc 9-54N-04W
Drilling, $50.
SQuow Greek
Fremont County,
Fuersf OH Cu.-C0mlee No.
SW Sc Sc 20-33N- 100W
Drilling, 545.
(ccntinued GA Page ~
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-02

open so min. rec. 30 MCF gas, z65 f.
muddy water. Drilling, 4473
Mdhonev Field
Carbon County,
Slnclair-C. N. No. 8
NV NE Sc 3z-26-es
Drilling, 1870.
Maverick Springs
Fremont County,
Rtverton on Co..TribaI no. II
SE Sc NE 2z-6N-2W
Testing, 1460-
Middle Buxter
(Sweetwater County,
Sc SIC SE e-1eN-f03W
Lost circulation, 1925
Nieber Dome
(Washakie County,
Parker Bros.-Californla Co..Nieber No.
Lot Sec. 1852
Rig burned by large gas flow at 6S47.
Gas In Cody shale, est 20,O0O,OOO Gu. II
to test Tensleep, expected at 10000.
Lost circulation. bS47.
North Buxtsg
(Swectwater County
Transcal-Camaron-U r. No. 8
DIST. 4o75-s7. open 20 min, rec. bbls.
OIL plus drilling mud; DIST 8160-76, 1000
NJ gas; cored 6197-6205. made full recov-
cry slightly porous sand; DIST 6180-6209,
5000 "a # gas. Tensieep topped, 6152.
Completing, I'd, 642S.
Oil Mountain Field
(Natrona County,
Texaco-CEark No.
NE NE SW 35-33N-S2W
I'd. 3416; P.By 2675. Testing. Averas-
ing IT'S bbls oil per day; 1 y water.
Oregon B0sin-
Park County,
Ohio-Baston ID Nc. 3
NV NE NE 850-1OO
I'd, 4131. P.B, $500. Testing.
Ohso-B@sson q. No.
NV ST SW S~B0-fO0
T.D 4065. P.B., sSoS. Testing.
OhiO-wiis0m No.
NV Sw NV e-5o-1O0
I'd, 4130. Testing.
Rex L0ke
(AEbany County,
wasatch-CoughilH No. .
I'D, ss7O. whipstOcking collapsed pipe.
River Dome
(Washakie County,
Pare Oh No.
NwN ls-4s-e2
DIST at 7270. 80 IT. in Frontier. showed
condensste recovered COW cemented 0 y in.
pipe at 1895. Top Muddy sllT- DSE SzoO
Car Care Beg
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-02

close to Yellowstone National pa
southeastern border of the park
II Is also so miles east and
slightly north of Jackson, famed
dude ranch town that Is the metro
polls of the Jackson Hole country,
once famed as a rendezvous for
some of the vests most desperate
characters.
And aside from all that, the we'll
is about so miles from the nearest
oil fields-Circle Ridge and Nave
rick Springs-and seems destined
70 bring about much prospecting in
an area that has been generally
ignored
The well swabbed 80 barrels in
"a hours from the Embar sand,
topped at 2073, and with finch cas-
ing set at 9179. Total depth was
357l feet, plugged back to 2155 after
the rig burned early this year.
More than 100 miles to the south.
on the Church Buttes structure,
wildcat of the Mountain Fuel Sup
ply Company is grinding steadily
down toward new Rocky Noun.
tain depth record, with hole made
past 1850 feet. This compares
with the mark of 12,702 feet set by
the Wilson Creek (Colorado) deep
test drilled jointly by Texaco- and
the Standard of California. This
well has plugged back and is now
testing at around 1900.
The full Wyoming report:
BddCer Bumin
Park County,
cNE Sc 7 & M; 3
Drilling, 2Io5.
BoileY Dome
Carbon Countyl
Wasateh-Camsw0n No.
CIVIL SW sW 13-2eN-8BW
Typ first Frontier, STA Dakota. 1890
1850; cored silly sand. 49O0-l0: spotted
stain in upper feet. Drilling. 543S
Sinclair umit No. a
Sec. 16-2eN-seW
Testing. I'd. sass. P.B., SCOT. swabbed
50 30 and bbis. drill fluid COMpT ~.
TON. Swabbed los 30. 10 bbls. drilling
fluid, % hours.
Bugqs Prospect
Carbon County,
rexaeo- Baggs Unit Ne.
CNE Sc BE 35-IsN-e2W
LIZ f4oo. ferf. So6S-o0. Water only.
Big Horn Structure
(Big Horn COuntyl
Hagemam-Pond-Hanl0m Ne 1 Haxron
NE Sc NE 3l-6SN-e2W
Standing. 1910.
Big Muddy
Converse County,
Continental-whites No. So
MI cllS-TH
Testing Dakota, topped 42o7.
Contlnental-E. A. Humphreys No. SO
NV SW NE S-33N-76W
Location (FIRST REPoRT)
Byron Field
(Big Horn County,
Taylor on Co.--E@a Ne
Lot 47-5eNe7W.
Putting on pump, $3.50.
Church Butte Structure
(Uinta County,
Aoamtain Fuel Supply No.
NE sw NV s-l6N-i12W
New rig Installed at 11,167. Driliins
I2s506.
Circle Ridge
Fremont County,
ContinentaI.Tribal No.
NE NV SW 6-6N-2w
Drilling, 800.
Cole Creek
General Pes..well Ma. Tex-aa-G
Sec. q, T. s5N. r. 7TW
Derrick up.
0N
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-02

CorleY Unit
(Hot Springs Coumfyl
Consimemkai-Vann9y No.
NE sW NE 3-4aN-e3W
Moving on
Crooks Cop
Fremont County,
Gemsral-Pes. Mo. T7-is-P
Sec. 1S-x8N@&W
Installing production facilities. Set z
inch at 6254.
Dubois Arsd
Fremont County,
Rimczaar-DwbeA Unig Nc.
NE NE ii-42es-I07W
burned s5ss PB.. also. swabbed 80 30
In "a hours. Tops (corrected), Embar,
2o73; red shale, 2418. COMPLETION.
Eust Lunce Creek
(Nlobrara County,
ContinentaI.2A CordeH
NV Sc NE 2e-3eN-64w
woo, 185.
Elk B0sin Field -
Park County
Contamental-N. p. Nc.
NE SIX NV 2a-S7-es
Drilling, 47DO.
Conssmem9a2-zds GoOassean No.
NE SW SW 2O-67-ee
Drilling. $500.
Gmlond Field
(Big Horn County,
Gensrai Pet-Esshes No.
Lot 90. II. B6N-87W
Preparing 70 pump. 440o.
General Pes--Esabea No. Q
Lot g, T. IS ~. 81 W
Running rods and tubing; I'd, 1857.
Ohlo- Kinney Coastal No. IS
NV NV 31-6S07
Testing I'd 1921 P.B, 1925. COM
PLET1ON. Plugged and abandoned.
0hlo-Klnaey Coastal Ne. IL
Drilling, 1891.
Oh&o.Verm0m 8xnikh No.
sW sW Lot ei-66-e9
Testing. &711.
Gebo Dome
(Kzos Springs County,
Continental-Unis No. 1s
NE SW NV 23-&4-9S
Top red beds, $3.50; Schlumberger, Ats.
3D. 1883 81 PsssGpfo,rating upper Em6ar.
TON. Swabbed SO bbls. pipeline oil in
hours.
Continental-Unit No. Is
NE NE NV 23-44N-96W
Moving on
Cross Creek
(H0f Springs County
Ohio.washakss No. 8
SW NE iB-4e-es
I'd, 4711. P.B., 4616. Testing.
GreYbull Field
(Big Horn County,
J. w. 0shorm- Kreager No.
NV NV NV 20-62N-08w
Drilling, 1890.
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