Belt Valley times. [volume], November 06, 1924, Page Page Two, Image 2

About Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977

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Big Otter Field
gist who
unable to examina
Otter afoucture «m» C. D- John
the Mariand
wo« checked Colonel Jaraieaon's reed
ings and made an examination of the
area wer« Charles Halrea and W. 8
Emery of the Ohio, and G. N. Knapp
and P. M. Zrinyi
Summarising his findings. Colonel
Jamieson describes the Big Otter
structure as fulfilling requirements
necessary to production oil or gas to
commercial quantities, so far as can
be determined from s u rface rea ding» .
The st r u ct ur e ts well d efined , says the
report, with two to 18 degree dtps.
very constant; e xtr e m e ly good drata
age from three direction» on the north
fold and from two direction» on tea
south fold. The elaaura is perfect.
bornons within
drill ate the Koofc
MUis and probably tee
quadrant^ above tea J tsdta nr ttme
the range or tee <
Known
sten».
IA» tee W
Otter la e v e nmd by « railroad, tea
Montana Power company's •lactate
power line »ad food Highways. Plenty
tor drilling and
of water ia
coal can ha procured within three
mites. Coins# J ami es o n's report tee
ommenda that a teat be made on the
north fo id.
in section »8-18-7 east On tes sente
Men HMMf east. A test to the Mad
to teas than 1,000
it has reeult
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that the Wayne and
will be drilled,
production is found in
Big Otter
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to Montana bring Mg money in Chicago. Don't sell in ths
Ship yew turkeys to as at Chicago. Boelise mm* money for yaw
rates to Chicago ere
i'a work. Don't be
aot Ugh whan compared writ) tbs extra price yen will get bare.
Fox Plan
to marketing through tee POX PLAN.
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Wisf
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add marketing of
treatise an marketing > id bj f*t
•t Mg
lb*
.
It ts by for tee
How To Get It
prie» la more, but »be beek to watt war te
for 18
Tba
4hRK(j[ BMM MY
fo Star
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Fox Plan Endorsed
by Farmers
Over 88 ,8 94 tamer* have adopted
pouftey to
last year.
grata-ndrawtage •*— Mtoy-uhippnf
writes; "I received aU returns tar turkey» and
One
found a Am where I
pl eeee d ,** Another said: "At lata I
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Stitt aaethsr writes: "I
«ne many d a l la i a."
yon
half df any bwbayu and recei ve d > 1 48. 90 jwn the« tba other half
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to Meutesu, Wyoming. Cblorade, Olds horns. North and
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u BtaNfo*
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F*M«a Market _ Cbte*«»,
öbieagri* Largest. JMrrct|®| " 1 |
tit, would be tamedtotaly b » f ms« n
(be two, while a »trike oa either struc
ture would place the town» oa the
Falla, seven miles from the Wayne
•troc tore and 25 mils* from the Big
Otter, would realise greater benefit»
from a successful completion in either
field than has resulted to the city
from any oil development in Montana
to date. —Great Palls Tribune.
TURKEYS STOLEN SUNDAY
Sunday afternoon to the Little Belt
district a farmer was busily butcher
ing a hog whan ha was attracted by
saw his wife running toward a Mg
prosperous looking sedan stan din g to
the road a hundred yards from his
through tea fence with both hands
house. Then ha saw a man climb
which ware ineffectually flapping
their wings. The dear of the
opened, tee turkey« were throat to
»Idr, tea nsa followed and tea Amp
exhaust of the ear soundsd as tes ear
whir ted away at top spaad tearing an
toate rancher and his wife hel ple ss l y
behind. This rancher says that sav
era! of his biggest turkeys aie miss
tag and teat his prise imported god
bier is trying to travel oa one teg,
the other baring been injured pre
sbly when he fought himself free
from hie captor. They ware unable
to see tee number of the ear and thus
the turkey thieves escaped. This par*
an automatic rifle bandy for the next
ticnlar rancher is peeved and he hse
Knnoh
ouncT, -
Prank Shirley came to town on
business Tuesday.
muons wt or
JOBS AU Ulf IME
Smgm
FrawYi
Maw York.—Averaging good and
bad yean, 10 to 1* par «ant ad all
the worker» to the United States, sev
vrai militons of
are
ant of work all the time, and wide
Staat pkenomenoa with far-reachti.g
economic, social, psychological and
aur al bearings.
of
the facto brought out to the Introdoc
tloa ta the report af a Are-yaer study
tf employe»«! method*
and
agencies made public here by the Raw
to
certain
tog
tatolealaily
with
worn
an are being exploited. and public
snoyawai
a material eeetrtbutieu tower*
ef tee
af an
It is made dear to te» cepe** that
tea Agues'an —'
while
-Of tea coon
i«ss, are aot
BMHeativ«
af prasset conditions or of tb« last
Completed Report Voluminous.
The lavMtigatioa. which «attended
than aavauty dries in thlr
tote
ty-eue states sad Canada, has Just
been completed The fall report, cov
»on* more than «00 pri nt e d pages.
will he Issued shortly, the survey
sf trained
field investigator«, all of whom had
previously been engaged ia employ
meat work, under tee direction of
flbelby M. Harrison, director of the
and exhibits.
Practically every known
for
bringing work and the worker togeth
er was studied. Ike "want sd" pages
ef newspapers, the toe-cfaargtag tabor
agendas, the (tee public
riP.ce, the labor «»lee's method ef so
tee fra
ternal order's activities hi this Seid.
earing week tor its
the practice ef app lyi n g toe
at
tee factory gate er the afltaa dear, all
were investigated The repart pet»ta
»et tee a
to
seal employ m e n t ritextfes.
da ef the
A
ritustiea to Ohio, Wisconsin,
ekaastto ead New York, where there
the gfaawat
organised pubUr
Separate studies were made else af
migratory sud casual werk era. Junior
worker«, handicapped worker*, busti
grant«, negro wsekers and
•I werk s ra
Werkers Resent li
rtty.
Attar citing tea fact that each year
i. 990,00» to eySSS.909 persane ara
toi
it
f to
R is pet
af
ef
|te is
tote*
*f
af
■a rt ree p rih
through certain types af to
a* feytog A
..«ï,
when m
Involved. 'In
of Ä#
to«
4»
h*v* pubUe--fp>
prtrwh
fw-dmigtog agenrien. That la, hl 4W
for as people as* informed on tea
end have
vteeaS tea» weabotad have paMle.
bocansr of tb*
ef other
that this
if the
tan to te*
of Ibertmiftag earrtaa wttk R a
I*
kCnltody Kills Demr
Altera*. 0*1.—A mysterious
the deer to Modoc
to
eaaptv »
gnet namherr . aceerdiag te
r ecelvad here from hunter« 4 * AJ
m the lav* beds of R*g lake. Stete
•ch« of several of tee animals have
bean brought here for examtnstitat
Meteor Dug Up
■on 0»*«re —Aa object weighing »*
pounds helteved to- be a pew of a
meteor or aerriH*. wm dug from te*
«end ef Ooltax lake by 1. A. Wmr
sud broutait h> ®ao Cl«lre tar
togtetai
Harr fmmd the curie
0R.H0SSBE1N
omcuN
SmITi
to
Tb« Man Who Grinds Tour
Leases Whlk Too Wait
Great Faite, Mowlams
FOR SALKS THAT SUIT
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GREAT NORTHERN
SHOWS NO "WATER
AW* that tea » Ttatp a nt a recorded In Ms g*na
Act. dir^ct^d tktt S&tMFBtEtE rnmnmiff<t Ctapt*
b raapenae to assertions that paflrond stocks were watered
to 18X8, by tbs LeFpfetta
mission to de ton» i»«
things, tea cost «f r e pr o d u cti o n new, o**t of reprodootioa tern do
SPd tka vpiqe of te* varions
to tbs United States.
of property: One te the yhy
Northen Cesnpaigr consist of two
of
it
ad for mm
Of I
lo
ot therm, that is. the p fow titel property used for taanspoi
It baa aot valued tb* aaeon« class af property because à
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to do so by
rt
in ths
8É
Tbs valus as found by tee commission for Great Northern properties used for transportation puf gpsa
located In the United Stetes •• of June SO. 1818, ana as follows: .
and
Total owned „„
8881.Mfo8«LW
Total upad _
J
V
fo« ». y
•dation. Tim Company, ef course, contends teat tea Septa
te* aging Mt its roadbed, is now than offset by tb* anptoei
for erveral years to bette»
to altering at
W SEPOMl
emtien of
V
parts of
vty as a
»• *t to wall .known tiut « railroad property
M »««Mee »ItAW A hoilt
^ W * W ? , ** 11111 w m " AT— "hiw 111 Tr '
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imdtaèmà te tb« $«tfind cliUM pr&ps&ty Md act rmhüii hf tte cobubMos It:
404 müm of itilrofifi te
Nearly 48 par cent of the Stock ef Chicago, Burlington A Quincy Enitroad
One-batf of the stock of tb* Spokane, Portland * Beattie Bailway.
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Also tbs stocks of tatae «tear *m«iter railway compamee, and tbs stocka of
V
, land and other *ub«j«Hary corporations.
10WJH&M. Other
mb vahw an i
did not vahm.
seenvitiee net valued bp
'tern f temribwu
tbs vahm of tb* second
r
8S44l6,4JA8l. so timt the
sea ef property, which the C
■ta
1104^81441 J8 which brings tba total value
Th* total par vahm of stocks and bonds of
of 81«4,7SM«U4 af »tan*
af
1,74.40.
PROPERTY
CAPITALIZATION
Port*©» of owned
valued by
ns Of Jans 88, 1818 4WLÎ4OJW8.0O
jStesbs, bonds and other properties
not vtauad by Commtommt as of
Great Northern Stock
_8248,477,18048
Jane »0. 1818___ 2*7.(m,8JXÄS
Other property «a of Jane 80, 1816.. 24^16,41841 -
Mémà rince Jen» », 1816. 184 J»iJM
Greet Northern Bonds_ _ _I
EXCESS OP PROPERTY OVER
_ 81S.781JU8.li
K. - : r ÏV,T . »
CAPÏTAUZATION JULY 1, 19«4 .„184,7S64taUM
_—-4748.0 L8474A0
Total
Total
»74A0lS.174.4fl
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This font tabes a mort q e n eteta vn answer to tbs charge of wat e r e d stock.
GREAT NORTHERN NEVER DID KATE AND NEVER WILL HAVE A DOLLAR OP WATERED
LOUIS W HILL.
Tato No. 18.
of the
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expended more Hum $1,000,000 in
from additions to Hie telephone lacil
itien of Montana. Long distance lines
have been extended, central office equip
ment has been expanded and buildings
have been erected and acquired to house
the forces and the plant which give you
telephone sendee.
Year after year new money has bean
poured into the telephone business to
relieve threatening congestion and to
prepare for the future demands of tele
phone users. In good Hmee or hard
times Hie telephone business must main
tain its standards of prompt, universal
and altogether satisfactory service.
We have but one object in view—
to keep step with the needs of our peo
ple for eomroonlcation facili t ies .
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