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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1924

Page

4

Oil shows at Dry Forks well near Conrad Montana

A Dry Forks well north of Conrad in Pondera county shows a 5-foot oil saturating sand at 2665 feet near the Madison limestone. About 70 feet of fluid remains in the hole seeping at 3–4 barrels daily, with potential to become a 10–25 barrel well after deeper drilling into the Devonian. Tom W. Robinson of Conrad and Great Falls owns the land, honoring pioneer efforts of John McBride Clair McDonald Jas Hughes Frank Hughes Eugene Rogers and J. H. Hamilton who started the well in 1914.

Madison Dry Forks Conrad Montana Tom W. Robinson Great Falls Pondera County Mr. Robinson John McBride Clair McDonald Jas. Hughes Frank Hughes Eugene Rogers J. H. Hamilton Conrad Oil & Gas Company Hamilton, Chrisman and Cozette Spokane Conrad Exploration Company W. B. Foster Brag Brothers Lewistown James Hughes Robinson

No Fashions In Pioneer Times In Bannack

The article recalls early Bannack life from fall 1922 with mining ventures by Conrad Oil & Gas, Conrad Exploration, and Brag Brothers, plus a tale of James Hughes’s death and legal transfer of property. It also discusses gendered dress, buckskin and crinoline, and jewelry traditions among miners and town residents.

To Have a Clear Sweet Skin With Cuticura

Promotional copy for Cuticura Ointment Soap and Talcum touts clear skin. Advises touching pimples redness roughness or itching with Cuticura Ointment then bathing with Cuticura Soap and hot water Rinse dry and dust on Cuticura Talcum for a fragrance. price 25 cents each.

Dry Agents Guard Butte Residence After Threats

An armed guard stands in front of Clifton C. Dorris’s home in Butte amid threats to dynamite the dry agent’s residence. The guard was arranged by a citizens’ committee as part of a crackdown led by Attorney General Rankin. Also in Butte 40 soft drink parlors have locked their doors. In Broadwater county a farmhand named William Midway died when a belt on a woodsaw entangled him and pulled him into the engine.

Clifton C. Dorris Butte Citizens’ Committee Dorris Rankin William Midway Knowles Ranch Broadwater County

Fletcher's Castoria reaches eight decades of trusted child relief

The advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a long standing remedy used for over 80 years to ease infant colic constipation flatulence wind cramps and diarrhea. It claims to regulate the stomach and bowels aid food absorption and promote natural sleep without opiates while bearing an official signature.

Fletcher

Pioneer of Virginia City Takes Long Trail

Fayette Harrington a Montana pioneer dies at Missoula home aged 81. Born 1843 in Quincy Illinois he came to Montana in 1864 settling Virginia City then Butte and aiding banks Hall Harrington Madison and Silver Bow National. He served Madison county in the first Montana legislature and left a lasting frontier banking and cattle legacy.

Fayette Harrington Montana Missoula Mr. Harrington Quincy Illinois Virginia City Hall, Harrington Madison County Harrington Butte Silver Bow National Bank Helen M. Bower Alders Gulch Glen B. Harrington Portland

Montana Patents Granted for Alarm and Blast Treatment

The commissioner of patents announced Montana grants to Charles A. Baker of Great Falls for an alarm and to John H. Hickey of Gold Creek for treatment of matter from blast furnaces.

Montana Charles A. Baker Great Falls John H. Hickey Gold Creek

Regal Facts in Area Adjacent to Shoshone and MacDonald Producers

Reg al land between Shoshone producers in Section 4 and Swartz producer in Section 8 is offered with low capitalization and modest financing. The plan asks for $60,000 with $15,000 stock options at 10 cents per share for first subscribers, good for 30 days after the first well. If the first well proves productive, options could raise another $15,000 for Well No 2. Eight investors from Seattle and Great Falls have funded and contracted Beckett Brothers to drill a well offsetting Regal acreage to the south. No stock is offered to finance the Swell.

EN Area MacDonald Regal Land Swartz Wen Regal Oil CO Seattle Great Falls Beckett Brothers

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