Pendroy Oil Test Fails as Sulphur Water Halts Wells
In Teton county near Pendroy the Radigan-Cheedle wildcat on the John Bolsinger farm reached 2560 feet without finding Sands in the Madison lime. A sulphur water encounter halted drilling after struggles with hard lime caprock. Some structural indication existed below a lower test at Rimour farm, but the Pendray effort ended in anticlimax with no oil discovery. The well involved major leaseholders including Standard of California, Roy Tarrant, B. B. Adams, EB H. Withers, and Ohio Oil Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Pendroy
John Bolsinger
Ellis
Madison
Rimour Farm
Montana Oil and Mining Journal
Montana
California Company
Standard of California
Roy Tarrant
Cut Bank
B. B. Adams
Conrad
EB. H. Withers
Ohio Oil Company
Adjacent Acreage Tied to Radigan and Chedle
Adjacent property is owned by B. Pp. Radigan, former state oil inspector, and Ned Chedle of Shelby. The note identifies the two individuals as owners of land adjoining a referenced site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Pp. Radigan
Ned Chedle
Shelby
Falls Men Hunted on Teton Preserve Arrested
Two Great Falls men Lee Baldwin and Fred Tant were arrested by Sheriff J L Billings after gunfire on the Teton river near the game preserve. They reported to Justice J G Jackson and the case was dismissed as no complaint or witnesses appeared. They said they sought a Miller family member to fish with at the Pishkun and started after him when game was encountered. They claimed ignorance of the preserve and no signs were seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Lee Baldwin
Fred Tant
J. L. Billings
Teton River
Teton
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
Miller
Mrs. Simpson Dies in Los Angeles After Heart Trouble
Mrs. R. F. Baillie learned yesterday afternoon of the death of her mother Mrs. Frank Simpson in Los Angeles. The deceased had suffered heart trouble. Mrs. Baillie left for Los Angeles from Great Falls this morning after being in the city this past summer with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Baillie
Los Angeles
Frank Simpson
Baillie
Great Falls
Mrs. Simpson
Masonic Party Schedule for 1934 35 Announced
W. W. Smith, chairman of the general committee on Masonic parties for the ensuing year, announces four party dates: Dec 1 1934 Jan 12 1935 Feb 22 1935 and Mar 30 1935. Lodge members split into four groups for hosting. F C Barribal handles finances. Committees to be named after November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Smith
General Committee
F. C. Barribal
Power 4-H Breakfast Club Organizes In October Start
The Power community forms a 4-H Breakfast club with Eileen Beck as reporter. The first meeting was held Wednesday October 24. Mrs. Midsness leads, Mrs. Salmonson assists. Regular weekly meetings planned with an engaging program and enthusiastic members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power
Midsness
Salmonson
Eileen Beck
Irrigation Practices Compared for Efficient Water Use
The article weighs irrigation methods for alfalfa and grain. It favors frequent light applications over heavy watering, discusses run length in row crops, and endorses the border method for best water control and efficiency. It notes corrugation as a strong alternative and warns wild flooding wastes water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenath
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bae
Charles A
Rassimusson
Railroad Commission
Republican
del Monte
Purex
Gy Aawry
Hershey
Johnathan Perlug
van Camp’s
S. Maccany
Chateau
Clifford Blixrud
Bill — Cook
Choteau
F. G. Coyte
Rice Auto Court
J W. Weaver
Marcelling
Marcelling Iron
Acantha
A. B. Guthrie
Mont
Choteau Hardware Co
Teton Implement Co
Lincoln
Percy Hodgskiss
J. M. Weaver
Reo
L. E. Taylor
C. K. Malone
Masonic Party
Breakfast Club
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
L. E. Taylor Garage
the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington
Cittizens State Bank
Jean Nedra
J. C. Penney Co., Inc
Choteau, Mont
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