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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1920

Page

3

Roundup Oil Fields See Brisk Drilling And Big Prospects

June reports from the Van Duzen well describe slow drilling through hard limestone into cap rock while predicting a likely second oil sands at depth near 200 feet below the current bit. The 85 foot sand is expected to yield a productive well, with casing to be set soon. Several wells across Roundup region show significant depths and gas shows, as companies including E. G. Lewis Development Association expand holdings by acquiring Montana Consolidated Oil. Preparations for the Miracle well and Fourth of July events spark renewed activity, with a large 84 foot derrick to be lit and observed by many as work continues by steam due to mechanical issues.

van Duzen Devil's Basin H. W. van Duren van Duren Tri- City Washington- Montana Devil's Dome E. G. Lewis Development Association Montana Consolidated Oil Company Lewistown Butte Butte Yellow Water Roundup Fish Creek Pole Creek Shawmut Deep Highland Oil Company Three Basin Oil Company Montana Minnesota L. A. Moran

Funeral for J. L. Fisco Draws Large Roundup Crowd

Roundup reports one of its largest funerals for J. L. Fisco who died from spotted fever after a tick bite. A Bull Mountains resident for 39 years, he served Musselshei County as its first sheriff and was reelected twice. He leaves a wife and nine children. he was 59 and had health issues after influenza. This is the county’s first fatal tick borne case.

J. L. Fisco Wisco Bull Mountains Musselshei Fisco

Little Tots Have Money to Throw to the Birds

Humane officer probes how three boys aged 4 and 7 disposed of 60 dollars in two days. The sum is half of money stolen from Mrs. Benton’s kitchen. the other 66 dollars was recovered from beneath a sidewalk. The boys admit little beyond buying toys, candy, ice cream, and one older boy funded the theft. Their tricked youngest revealed the cache to claim a ride. A separate note mentions about 10,000 British troops still in France guarding war material dumps.

Billings Harry Mann James Benton

Boy Victim of Accident at Laurel Denver

William Anderson a 9 year old of Laurel died from injuries after a railroad yard accident when a freight car passed over his leg. He lost a limb and was treated at a doctor’s office and later Bil lings hospital where he underwent an operation.

Denver The Standard Laurel William Anderson G. J. Anderson Billings Anderson

People s Church Service and Sunday School_report

People s Church at corner Harrison avenue and Majors street announces Sunday school at 11 o clock led by Charlies Schilz superintendent. Evening service at 8 o clock features the sermon Literature and Life by Reverend W T Lockwood.

People’s Church People’s Congregational Church Harrison Avenue Majors Street W. T. Lockwood Charlies &S. Schilz

Fine Road Under Construction Across Carbon County

Red Lodge to Roberts road work in Carbon County advances toward Fox with grading done and a 16 foot base of rock and dirt and a seven inch gravel surface. Cost about 97000 dollars. John Gibson of Fromberg leads the project to remove contractor profits. Completion aimed around August first with federal cooperation and state highway commission praise.

Red Longe Red Lodge-Roberts Fox John Gibson Fromberg State Highway Commission

Billings Renfro Schmulz Clifford Lead In Trap Meet

The eighth annual registered trap shoot tournament of the Billings Red and Gun Club opens tomorrow in Billings. About 50 shooters from Montana Wyoming and other districts compete. Medal holders Renfro Schmulz and Clifford enter to defend titles. Trade tours plan ongoing through Carbon County to Red Lodge and regular summer tours. Water power financing talks follow after Congress adjournment with New York banks evaluating president's signing authority.

Billings Billings Red and Gun Club Montana Wyoming E. W. Renfro Buite Otto A. Schmulz Dillon H. A. Clifford Crow Agency Terhune Hardin Billings Commercial Club Carbon County Red Lodge The Standard Washington New York

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