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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1932

Page

2

Cut Bank's Oil Field Dream Feels Close to Realized Promise

A Montana field report traces Cut Bank's rising oil tale from 1904 discoveries to a modern gas and oil push led by Louis O'Neil and the Montana Power Co. The piece notes a monoclinal terrace structure with high grade crude, growing well counts, and Cut Bank's town vigor, rail and highway access, and potential for a major new oil region.

W. W. Gail Mont Ass'n Sam Jones IMAG Oklahoma Glacier Park Cut Bank First Oil Swiftcurrent Oil Land & Power Co Montana Stebinger Milk River Anticline Kevin-Sunburst Sandpoint-Berger Mountains Rockies Turner Valley Canadian Rocky Mountain Dry Creek Border Drumheller Interests Spokane Northwestern Mining Development Sunburst Ellis Sands Drumheliers O'Neil Louis B. O'Neil John Cat Creek Kevin Sunburst California Petroleum Co Ott Montans Power Co Northwest Gas & Transportation Co Winston Bros Minneapolis Butte Great Anaconda Great Anaconda Copper Co O'Neil-Montana Power Group Rey Tarrant W. B. Hoerr Roy C. Tarrant Wyoming Tarrant Montana Power Company Tip” O'Neil Santa Rita Oil Co Pendents Salt Creek East Texas Midway California United States Leas Bootenai W. M. Fulton No Bank Medicine Man Blackfeet L. B. O'Neil Glacier County Delaware Northwest Dan Whetstone Pioneer Pioneer Press Peggy Cncouttermert Nimrods Asa Chronicle Sphinx Slice Casper Tulsa Fort Worth

Cat Bank Firms Sponsor Page

Page credits sponsors including Andy's Service Station Brown Hotel L A Ree Co dry goods John W Coburn attorney Clapper Motor Co Ford dealer Cat Bank Gas Utilities and other local firms and individuals.

Cat Bank Andy’s Service Station Brown Hotel L. A. Ree Co John W. Coburn Clapper Motor Coo Ford Cat Bank Gas Utilities

Pioneer Stage Driver Samuel Earhart Dead

Samuel A. Earhart, longtime Montana stage driver and prospector, died recently. Born February 28 1843 in Philadelphia he came to Virginia City in 1865 and later drove stages from Helena to Whitehall and from Butte to Deer Lodge before settling at the hump for 48 years. He never experienced a hold up during his 13 years of driving coaches.

Montana Samuel A. Earhart Earhart Philadelphia Virginia City Mont Helena Whitehall Butte Deer Lodge Sie Marcus Daly Wes m

Indians to slaughter bison and elk for reservations

Fifty bison and five elk from Mekee bison reserve will be slaughtered for distribution to the Flathead Crew and Blackfeet reservations. Deer will also be disposed of similarly. Henry J. Helegeson of Missoula began slaughters at the range, claiming the herd holds a world record for kills.

Mekee Flathead Crew Blackfeet Henry J Buffalo Hank) Helegeson Missoula Helegeson von Weseneena Oe Ae Reserve Yellowstone Park

Debaters Win Intercollegiate Question Victory Report

Freshman team led by Keller won the debate on the intercollegiate question Resolv that the United States should agree to the cancellation of the interallied war debts. Team members included Dreger Fagenstrom Great Falls and Carrol Speck White hall. Sophomore debaters were Dean Stebbins and George Nod Billings and Ben Law Bogeman.

Nually United States Keller Dreger Fagenstrom Great Falls Carrol Speck Whitehall Dean Stebbins George Nod Billings Ben Law Bogeman

Falls Man Murdered on Road Near Yakima Washington

Falls man Adolphus Amelne age about 36 formerly of Great Falls located in Yakima Washington last winter was shot to death on a quiet road. Police report he was killed between the eyes and the slayer fled. A grocery slip with the name Chick Ameline was found in his pocket. investigators could not confirm that name in the Great Falls directory.

Falls Washington Adophus Amelne Yakima Wash Great Falls Ameline

Bozeman Thief Geis Gets 30 Months After Salmon Heist

Geis, 30, and Clampett, 36, were linked to stealing $700 in cigarettes from a Bozeman wholesale house on August 13. Clampett arrived in Bozeman with a carnival last fall, the same period as the crime. The courthouse records note the lapse of the carnival and the subsequent arrest.

Geis W. Clampett Bozeman Clampett Boseman Galeries Heute

Packers Move Turkeys in Los Angeles Shipment

The first day faced a blizzard that hindered loading. Advance payments averaged 13 cents for No 1 and 8 cents for No 2 turkeys, totaling about $1,808. Final payments followed a few days later as the shipment went to Los Angeles.

Los Angeles

University football costs and receipts details

The state university spent 83 500 on football this fall with 22 500 funded by guarantees from Pacific Coast conference schools. Montana faced foreign opponents and gate receipts, activity fees contributed 14 percent or 3 180 dollars. The split of expenses for the Butte game against Montana State College was 63 percent of total costs.

Montana Butte Montana State College

Butte Girl Dies After Gasoline Fire Rescue Tragedy

Mary Patricia Kelly, 19, a former University of Washington student, died at St. James hospital in Butte several days after sustaining burns in a gasoline explosion on November 30. Her mother, Mrs. P J Kelly, died two days later from critical burns while attempting to rescue her daughter. The blast happened in the Kelly home garage during cleanup of a leather jacket soaked in gas.

Butte Barnes Mary Patricia Kelly University of Washington St. James Hospital P. J. Kelly Kelly

Six McQueen youths died in Butte blast last July Fourth

A Butte recall of a deadly explosion at a dynamite blasting cap site is cited as the mother of one victim sues for life insurance losses. She seeks $1,000 from the Croatian Fraternal Union of America claiming the insurer owed the amount.

McQueen Addition Butte Surloseptims Croatian Fraternal Union of America

15 Ways to a Man's Heart cookbook ad

An advertisement promotes Gold Medal flour offering a booklet titled 15 Ways to a Man's Heart. The firm invites requests by mail with ten cents, promising simple recipes to win a husband’s praise.

Gold Medal Flour Company Minneapolis

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Crater Montania Cut Bank Field Texas Production Company Drumheller Ragena Ey Spain Hank Helegeson
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