Central Montana oil fields and subsurface formations under study
Montana Mines geologist Dr. Eugene S. Perry notes varying and confusing subsurface conditions in central Montana as drilling plans for oil wells proceed. The region’s uplifted belt hosts fields like Cat Creek, Devil’s Basin, Gage, Ragged Point, Big Wall and Melstone on nearby domes within 20 miles, with six horizons from Mississippian to upper Cretaceous yielding productive zones in individual fields. Additionally, U.S. chrome and manganese shipments to the Soviet Union have declined sharply, prompting calls to survey Montana’s mineral resources amid wartime needs.
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Montana School of Mines
Centtral Montana
Eugene S. Perry
Mines School
Department of Geology
Montana
Central
Perry
Rockies
Tne Cat Creek
Devil's Basim Oif
Gage, Ragged Point
Big Wall
Melstone
Upitt
Madison
Mackinnie Oil and Drilling Co Reports Higher 1948 Earnings
Mackinnie Oil and Drilling Co of Denver posts net earnings of 855860 for 1948 up from 199063 in 1947. Crude sales rise to 1336597 from 780116 while per share figures show 57 cents and 13.8 cents respectively. Company has Elk basin field interests amid broad industry expansion with 13 billion planned capital outlays 1947 to 1951.
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Mackinnie Oil & Drilling Co
Denver
Steck
James Donoghue
Elk Basin
Amick to drill plug well after fishing in Woman's pocket
Bob Amick reports Seb Amick is prepared to drill and run pipe in N P No 1 on the Woman's pocket anti cline after an extended fishing job due to a collapsed pipe. The well had oil in the upper Amsden at 2105. Amerada's No 4 Hougen blows 341 barrels daily. Hougen well towed 241 barrels per day through a 3-4 inch choke and open flow is about 500 barrels daily. Amerada-Hougen Wo 5 continues drilling past 4900 after topping the Amsden. ob 4798.
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Bob Amick
Beartrack
Amick
Seb Amilck
N. P
Amsden
Amerada
Amerada-Hougen
Tilgood Oil well slows first 24 hours in Big Wall field
The Tilgood Oil Company's No. 2 Hendricks well in the Big Wall field north of Billings slowed 248 barrels in the first 24 hours through a 14 inch choke. Total depth reached 3,008 feet.
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Tilgood Oil Company
No. 2
Hendricks
Big Wall
Billings
Notice of Regular Annual Meeting of Mon-0-Co Oil Corp
Stockholders of Mon-0-Co Oil Corporation of Billings Montana will meet at 504 North 2nd Street Billings on Tuesday June 7 1949 at eleven o clock in the forenoon. Five directors will be elected by ballot for one year and other corporate business may be transacted as per bylaws. Dated Billings Montana May 16 1949 by acting president and asst secretary Y. Haugner.
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Reguar
Mon-0-Co Oil Corporation
Mon-0-Co Oil Corperation
Montana, Corporation
Billings
Montana
North 2Th Street
T. Haugner
Tom Carney Announces Deep Test on Muddy Creek
Tom Corey announces a deep test to be drilled on Muddy Creek. The plan outlines exploration activity and potential oil or gas prospects in the area.
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Tom Carney
Muddy Creek
Tom Corey
Devonian Drilling Expands Near Great Falls as Plans Multiply
Ray Mondal reports a surge in Devonian prospecting near Great Falls with Tom Carney announcing multiple tests to target Devonian strata on blocks northwest and north of the city. Deep wells are planned at the Bannatyne field and Benton Lake structure, along with tests near Power and Dutton, amid wide lease activity and hopes for Alberta style Devonian reservoirs.
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Great Falls
Tom Carney
Wildcatter
Carney
Grass Arch
Benton Lake
Bannatyne
Tela
Bonnatyne
Gernt Falls
Ol Producing Co
Dutton
South Arch
Huntley
Nalrna
Genoa
Alberta
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