Billings Country Club Seeks Charter Members for Best Montana Club
Billings seeks to establish a premier Montana country club by June 25 with 300 charter memberships. The club offers a 107 acre site one mile from the city poundaries, a nine hole course with plans to expand, a ready to use clubhouse, water wells, and future amenities including a pool and tennis courts. Charter members gain voting rights and potential refunds if quotas are not met. two membership types are golf and social, with contact details for joining.
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Billings
Montana
Harry W. Miller
Miller
Oil strike near Dry Greek field draws local interest
The area sits along a faulted axis near Dry Greek field where pay sand exists close to the surface. A 25 barrel well at 306 feet, while modest, prompts profit thoughts if widespread production follows. The Shupackwell venture attracts Bil lings residents and oil men including a Texas flyer assessing the situation.
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Texas
Red Cross Sends Bjorgum to Aquatic School
Yellowstone county Red Cross chair C J Carroll announced Richard Bjorgum will attend the Red Cross Twin Echo Aquatic School starting June 19. Bjorgum, chapter water safety vice-chairman, will be taught by a 10 day session at Twin Lakes Idaho near Couer d Alene, covering swimming diving life saving first aid and safe handling of small watercraft.
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C. J. Carroll
Red Cross
Yellowstone County
Richard Bjorgum
Twin Echo Aquatic School
Bjorgum
City Recreation Department
Billings Athletic Park
Biorgum
Twin Lakes
Idaho
Couer d'Alene
Carbon County Wildcat Hits Oil Near Bridger
A Bridger wildcat well six miles southeast of Bridger in Carbon county struck light green high gravity oil in the Dakota sand at 505 feet. Early reports estimate about 25 barrels per day. Drill was by John G. Shupack on Parker ranch with operations begun less than a month ago.
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Moncana
Bridger
Carbon County
Dakota
John G. Shupack
Parker Ranch
Herald Subscription Gift Offers For Moved Friends
A year's subscription to THE HERALD is promoted as a welcome gift for friends and relatives who have relocated from Billings, offering a way to stay connected with the community.
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the Herald
Billings
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