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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1922

Page

4

Oil Boom Rises in Kevin Field Montana Activates Three Drilling Firms

Montana awakens to Gordon Campbell led Kevin oil field expansion. Three firms drill, five prepare rigs, and more investors from Chicago Texas Oklahoma and Montana pour into the 40 acre offset with Gordon Campbell Royalties Inc directing. The discovery well yields 25 barrels an hour and gas flow attracts refiners. Campbell Syndicate No 2 plans further drilling with Campbell guiding operations.

Montana Gordon Campbell Kevin Toole County United States Troy-Sweetgrass N.E. N.W S.W. S.W Sunburst Oil & Gas Co N.E. S.E Kevin Syndicate Apex Pet S.W. S Chicago Texas Oklahoma Lewistown Charles E. Orchard Denver Mid- Continent Harry L. Wilson Billings M. E. Smeltz L. P. Jackson Roundup Joe R. Weese Stout Campbell Royalty Company Kevin Syndicate No S. W W.S.W C. Stapleton

Large Nelson reservoir carp shipped to New York City

One hundred twenty thousand pounds of carp caught last winter in Nelson reservoir were shipped to New York City for food under state permit. Bowdoin lake also has carp but not as large, while Missouri river lakes host many carp impairing game fish and water fowl. A separate note says a federal vocational trade school for disabled World War II veterans will open in Helena on July 1 with a celebration.

Montana Nelson Reservoir New York City C. A. Jakways Lake Bowdoin Missouri Federal Vocational Trade School For Helena Thomas Busha, Jr United States Veterans’ Bureau People of the committing _ Sapker Lingus Ehoeek Tanittn Avenue

Burton H. Cole Elected Secretary of Montana Bar

At the Montana State Bar association meeting Burton H. Cole of Lewistown was chosen secretary treasurer. Born in Ohio in 1876, he moved to Montana in 1909, taught at the university in Missoula, then practiced law in Lewistown as part of Cole and Alsaker. He serves as deputy county attorney of Fergus County.

Montana State Bar Association Burton H. Cole Lewistown Mr. Cole Ohio Montana Missoula Fergus County Cole & Alsaker

Bees of Montana Led U S Honey Production and Growth

Montana appears as a leading honey producer with eleven thousand colonies and an average per colony yield around 81 pounds. The May report notes strong long term averages, winter losses nearing 15 percent, and foul brood as a key threat. The industry centers in irrigated valleys with alfalfa and clover, led by Yellowstone, Carbon, Ravalli, and other counties.

Montana Montana Co-operative Crop Reporting Service Wyoming Michigan United States State Department of Agriculture Yellowstone Carbon Ravalli Big Horn Sweet Grass Cascade Rosebud Stillwater Custer Madison

Board to Probe Oil Output Reporting in Montana

The state board of equalization orders a formal investigation into oil producers for failing to report well output. Civil engineer C. C. Adams is appointed to determine the production figures to be used in setting the oil tax.

Montana State Board of Equalization C. C. Adams

Fire damage and dynaniting listed in brief notices

A series of short news briefs details a fire causing $400,000 damage before dynamiting, and various international and domestic items including Cheyenne weather notes, Valentino trial drama in California, a George Lloyd event in London, and Bulgaria’s King Boris gardening. Also reports from Chicago, Washington, Bakersfield, Twin Falls on crime, labor, and a life insurance settlement in Idaho.

Cheyenne Wyo Southering New York Paul Manhattan Ward's Island Dolly Gray Spain Los Angeles California Valentino Rudolph Valentino Jean Acker London David Lloyd George William Randolph Hearst Lloyd George Paris Reparations Commission Germany International Committee Sofia Boris Bulgaria Palace Chicago Herman Bundesen Bundesen Washington United States Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor United States Supreme Court Bakersfield Calif William Pickens Ku Klux Klan Clyde Richey Pickens Twin Falls Idaho Lyda M. Southard Idaho State Life Insurance Company Edward F. Meyer

Hugh Thomas Carter Helena Lawyer and Montanan Political Scion

Hugh Thomas Carter a Helena lawyer and son of Senator Thomas H. Carter was born in Helena in 1892. He studied law at Georgetown University and began practice in Helena. His early political work included managing the Montana side of Hiram Johnsons presidential campaign. He served as a second lieutenant of aviation during the war.

Hugh Thomas Carter Helena

39th Montana Pioneers Convention to Meet in Missoula

The 39th annual Montana Pioneers convention will run August 28 24 and 25 in Missoula. J A Sanders of Helena secretary notes the event features the 50th anniversary of Yellowstone National Park creation. Charles D Cook president of the society lives at White Sulphur Springs, with Mrs M J Kline of Butte as vice president at large and Joseph D Conrad of Helena among officers.

The Society of Montana Pioneers Missoula J. A. Sanders Helena Yellowstone Park Charles D. Cook Cook White Sulphur Springs M. J. Kline

Harrow Saves Winter Wheat in Eastern Montana Largely Recovered

Report from Billings cites farm mortgage representatives surveying the Lake Basin area northwest of Billings. They verify that an acreage once written off as lost wheat has nearly been saved by a harsh winter, with large districts in eastern Montana showing recovery.

Montana Billings Lake

Butte Electric Railway Shows First Monthly Profit Since 1921

The public utilities commission received figures showing April receipts for the Butte Electric railway company at 43,000 with disbursements of 40,000. This marks the first monthly profit since January 1921.

Butte Electric Railway Company Public Utilities Commission

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Wecege Py Eee Kevin Field United ‘States Campbell Test Cheely-Raban Syndicate Great Falls Charles M. Russell Blackfeet Trading Party la Verendrye Rocky Mountains Pierre Radisson Mississippi River Russell Cheery-Raban Syndicate Great Falls, Montana Postoffice B. H. Cole Montana Bar Association Bees OF U. S Navy Navy Department McVay Senate Naval Committee Hugh Helens Charles de Conk Wonderland Shelby Beaver Hoenck Fur House Butte
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