Wildcat Baker No 1 well halted by stuck tools near Dalton
Drillers at Baker No 1 three miles east of Dalton halted at 4,100 feet Monday as tools remained stuck in the hole. Coring and testing of the D sand was expected to begin that day. The well is for Joe Juhan of Glenwood Springs and Charles Edmundson of Denver on acreage by Henkle and Ankeny of Sidney. Exact location SE SE SW 30-17-48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcat Baker No. 1
Dalton
Joe Juhan
Glenwood Springs
Charles Edmundson
Denver
Henkle and
Ankeny
Sidney
Ohio Oil Co
Huntsman Field
Ohio
Gerler
Cheyenne County
Miracle-Fifer
Shell Oil Co
British-American
Logan County
Colo
Lot Ten
Maude Knudsen
More Leases to Be Sold at Public Auction
Public auction will resume December 4 and 5 with ten parcels sold each day. Four of five leases offered last Thursday were claimed by the same owners, led by Richard Ernest who bought the Krauter lease. Readings list tenants, locations, appraised values and annual rentals for the remaining parcels to be auctioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Krauter
Richard Ernest
John Frerichs
Charles C. Wise
Siz
Frank Oliverius
August Namath
Carl Larson
Herman Westphalen
Harold Olson
J. S. Karnik
Rudolph Schubarth
Myrtle Gunderson
George L. Young
Otto Raddatz
Francis Hruska
Bernard Feuhrer
Fleming
Togue
Spiker
Gus Narjes
Arnold Wittrock
E. L. Uptegrove
Gordon Tobin
Oil Worker Killed at Pine Maddr Drill Site
An oil worker, Jaret Vec, 25, died instantly at the E. K. Pitey Drilling company’s first Rauner oil well southeast of Pine Miss. A 400‑pound swivel fell from the rig and struck him on the head. The incident occurred in a southeast Dallas area. The company and local authorities will investigate the fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Dean Pate
Naerk
E. K. Pitey Drilling Company
Pine Mais Wre
Jaret Vec
Thanksgiving News From Lodgepole Area
Lodgepole and surrounding towns share a Thanksgiving tale of visits and dinners. Neighbors including the Meyers, Howitts, Wilsons, and Jensiks host relatives from Chappell, Gurley, Sidney, and Kearney, while WSCS members file quarterly reports and local youths attend Jobs Daughters events. Families welcome relatives from Lincoln, Scottsbluff, and Lorenzo, with school and college students returning for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Howitt
Muriel Crosby
Sundl
J. D. Meyer
Kearney
Ernest Meyer
North Platte
Sam Irwin
Sidney
Edna Hardesty
Morrill
Nancy Wise
Sally Holtman
Jane Brown
Betty Lu Hernbloom
Catherine de Brunner
Barbara Fraass
Cherrill Hobson
Sharon Emanuelson
Bonnie Zalesky
Karen Bondegard
Ruthann Meyer
Lodgepole
Lila Ammerman
Ruth McRoberts
Charles McRoberts
Gurley
Leota Robertson
la Verne
Mel Howitt
Chappell
Ruth Ann Meyer
Roy
Henry Holtman
C. W. Kripal
Harriet Kidney
Earl Neilson
Lincoln
Henry Jenik
Christine Pivonka
Morris Hernbloom and
Harold Hernbloom
Betty Lu
Millard Zalesky
Kenneth Hernbloom
Walter Hernbloom
Richard Hernbloom
Wallace
Hernbloom
Catherine DeBrunner
Scottsbluff
Jerry Lydiatt
Paul Smith
E. K. Yanney
A. C. Peterson
Bob Emanuelson
George Emanuelson
Sharon
Ernest Whitefoot
Charles Emanuelson
C. E. Howitt
Lewis Dughman
Don Wise
Lorenzo
Floyd Wise
Junior Dughman
Clarence Johnson
Mae Witt
Elmo
Sunol
Betty la Hernbloom
R. N. Huff
Peggy Lindley
Pueblo
Colo
Harry Lindley
Bruce
John Ommen
William Klingman
Gail Klingman
Allen Klingman
Sunny Side Community Notes Socialize Around Fort Morgan Visits
Sunny Side reports numerous visiting relatives and friends from Fort Morgan Corvallis and Denver with dinners and hospitality. Mr and Mrs Ed Block Ralph Talich Earl and Lemoyne Johnson and many others hosted meals and gatherings including oyster suppers and family dinners over the week leading to weekend travel to Lincoln Scottsbluff North Platte and Denver for appointments and Farm Bureau events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Hernbloom
Carolyn
Fort Morgan
John Hokom
Janet
Patty Sheridan
Ogallala
E. A. Johnson
Corvallis
Ore
Alva Hart
Ray Tremain
Forrest
Florence Witters
Fort Collins
Ralph Talich
Lemoyn Johnson
Henry
Big Springs
Tara Peters
Art Peters
Fred Quinn
Alfred Peters
A. R. Olson
Louis Schmale
Denver
Lincoln
Farm Bureau
Russell Olson
Scottsbluff
Olson
Otto Olson
Osceola
Oscar
Lemoyne Johnson
Baby
North Platte
Ralph Talic and Sons
Albert Brandl
Elmer Gade
Joan of Sidney
Lowell Hokom and Sons
Community Socials Across Maple Grove and Surroundings
Maple Grove residents recount a busy week of gatherings. Families including the Van Marks Miles Stengel Stately Miller and Bennett groups visited relatives, hosted dinners, and attended a junior class play. Thanksgiving meals connected households across Buckingham Colorado Grand Island and local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Mark
Harry Stately
Ed Miles
Jim Stengel
Harvey Miles
Charles Innes Home
Donald Miller
Kathy
Dalton Hospital
Jerry Stengel
Lester Badziong
Lyle Bennett
Carolyn
California
Charles Collings
Kenneth Bennett
Verne Sharman
Albert Runion
Julia Rasmussen
Mable Jorgensen
W. E. Henke
Marguerite Sterling
Stengel
Orville Miller
Grand Island
Ray Tremain
Cecil Tremain
Fire Fought At Damp Sidney Dump Fire
Sidney volunteers answered a 5:45 p.m. alarm Sunday to a dump near Buckaroo Park where a widespread fire raged. Strong winds tested crews but they gained control and returned to the station by 6:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Buckaroo Park
Two Bound Over To Higher Court
Two men were bound over to district court after preliminary hearings by County Judge Robert A. Barlow. Clarence L. Hotaling faces no account check writing charges while Melvin McKellips of Lodgepole is accused of burglary and will be heard in higher court. Lawrence Holland, charged with beating Robert Lucero on November 24, has not yet had a preliminary hearing but is expected to go to district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Barlow
Clarence L. Hotaling
Melvin McKellips
Lodgepole
Lawrence Holland
Robert Lucero
Holland
Better The Best 4-H Club Meeting Report
The Better The Best 4-H Club met at Clifton Yeager’s home on November 27 with all members and leader John Hokom present. County Agent Ivan Liljegren aided planning yearbooks and starting record books. The next meeting with Lawrence Theis is January 8. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Yeager. Floyd Irwin, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Yeager
John Hokom
Ivan Liljegren
Lawrence Theis
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Wil News
Baker
Beyer
Dick Smith
Sidney Hospital
WSCS
Latin America
Tom la More
Ordville
Chappell and
Maple Grove
JOE A. Gibson, Inc
Illinois
Maddox Motor Co
Floyd Irwin
Elwell Motors
Illinois Street
Ite
Adorable Rudolph
Harmness
U. S. Army
Willys Jeep
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