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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1924

Page

12

Petroleum County and Its Oil and Farm Boom

By C. J. Doherty Winnett Times editor highlights Petroleum county as the Cat Creek oil field’s home and a blossoming irrigation and farming region. It notes Cat Creek oil since 1920, three major irrigation projects, W. J. Winnett’s role, vast arable land, robust wheat yields, bean and fruit crops, and welcoming prospects for new settlers in the county seat Winnett.

Etroleum County Pinto Montana Cat Creek Flatwillow McDonald Brush Creek War House Lake Petroleum U. S. Bureau of Mines United States Petroleum County M. W. Sergeant Home Ranch Winnett Warhouse Lake Little Bear Lake W. J. Winnett McDonald Creek Mr. Winnett New County

First Officers Petroleum County Slate Read

County officers listed include Guy Schellenger as Senator R J Woods and J W Beck as commissioners with varying terms Robert P Hays George A Burr Ella V Millsap Perry Baker KB Park W F Kindt Ida S Rigg Amanda Swift Nick Langshausen John W Woods John Sinclair J L Alexander.

Guy Schellenger R. J. Woods J. W. Beck Robert P. Hays George A. Burr Ella V. Millsap Perry Baker K. BE. Park W. F. Kindt Ida S. Rigg Amanda Swift Nick Langshausen John W. Woods

Winnett Montana Promotes Civic Progress and Chamber Role

The article outlines Winnett as a county terminus on the Chicago Milwaukee railroad with the Great Northern survey passing through. The city, populated by progressive residents, uses the Winnett Chamber of Commerce as its action arm, incorporated under Montana law, meeting twice weekly to express public opinion and ease local frictions. The city boasts sewerage and water systems and a history of stable, biweekly meetings.

Ter Chicago,Milwaukee Great Northern Survey Winnett Chamber of Commerce Montana

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. J. Doherty The Winnett Times Win Helena Great Falls Circle-Bar Ranch J. W. Beck and Son Kelly Country Mr. Beck Tom Berkin Mately Asley A. G. Coffee Dovetail Coffee Chas Holecek Kelley St. Paul Welter Blakeslee Plainview Con Walter Winnett D. B. Williams John Sinclair J. L. Alexander
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