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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1923

Page

2

Thermopolis Cat Creek Deep Test Signals Drilling Push

Work resumes in the Thermopolis Cat Creek field as plans call for sinking at least three new wells and a deep test in the heart of production. The deep test in 10-15-29 follows a 1900 foot well that produced water, with speculation that the field’s productive sands lie further east and deeper.

Cat Creek Mutual Thermopolis Cat Creek H. H. Schwartz, Jr Ellis Frantz Frantz Corporation Standard

Kevin Sunburst field ranks second in Western States

The Kevin Sunburst field in northern Montana stands second in completions and new-well production in the Rocky Mountain district for last month, when Salt Creek and Teapot Dome are counted as one field. In Wyoming there were 25 completions and 6 315 barrels of initial production with 30 rigs in Kevin Sunburst and 19 drilling. In Montana Kevin-Sunburst led with 11 of 13 completions and 935 barrels of 1 185 new production while the field held 19 of 28 drilling wells. The report also notes a public summary of operations and a raid-related stock theft, and recalls Mr. Frith’s long Army service against western Indians and his roles in campaigns around 1873-77.

Kevin Wyoming Montana Kevin-Sunburst Mr. Frith United States Army McKenzie General Greeley Arctic Exploration Fame Eleventh Infantry Custer Standing Rock Agency Yellowstone Valley Keogh Salt Creek Grass Creek Thermopolis Soldier Carbon County Fremont Osage Nec Ecenee Lincoln County Esc Ansonseeet Peerens Esa Ameenass Mieser Nanesenes Nenent Nee Sec Eecec Nsec Ene Cces Kevin-Sundhurst

Last Sioux raid into the Southeast 1881 near Huntley Montana

In 1881 Sioux raiders approached Huntley Montana as settlers faced floods and high water. Mr Frith and Muggins Taylor organized a rescue, carrying stranded residents to bluffs. A posse pursued the Indians after reports of attacks at Pompeys Pillar and nearby homesteads.

Montana Frith Huntley Huntley Flat Bluff Baker’s Battlefield Mr. Frith Muggins Taylor Bluffs H Count Faith Billings Taylor Robinson Pompeys Pillar Stearns Guy Sid Erwin Forsyth McClure Young Guy Erwin Henry Frith Huntley Country

Bannack Indians Attack Scene Near Bennett Creek 1877

The Bannack Indians moving toward the national park faced dawn attacks by troops who seized 36 captives and their horses before taking them to Fort Custer. After leaving the army he pursued business at Huntley Yogo mining district and Musselshell building the first house and stockade on the north side of the lower Musselshell.

Bennett Creek National Park Fort Custer Huntley Yogo Musselshell

Northwest Independent Oil Association Formed in Lewistown

About 50 oil men formed the Northwest Independent Oil Association in Lewistown. A constitution was adopted, officers named H Hart Clack Havre president E L Demers Lewistown vice president C H Brown Lewistown secretary treasurer. Directors include O E Wood Lewistown E E Durrin Miles City and others. Next meeting set for Lewistown in six months.

Northwest Independent Oil Association Lewistown Montana H. Hart Clack Havre E. L. Demers C. H. Brown O. E. Wood E. E. Durrin Miles City E. A. Wyatt Great Falls W. H. Coburn Winnett W. T. Scully Dillon L. H. Shaffer Helena C. L. Colbert Deer Lodge J. G. Everett Forsyth

Winter Wheat in Fine Shape in Fergus County

County Agent J. C. Taylor reports Fergus county winter wheat in excellent condition due to ample soil moisture in fall and spring. He notes little winterkill and praises demonstration fields of Karmont wheat as the finest he has seen for this time of year.

Fergus County J. C. Taylor Taylor Karmont Montana

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