Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 29, 1919, Page 7

Ri Td ett Cold Weather Halts Peace and Few & Wells. Are The cold weather and the dullness in the of] regions which always comes at the holiday season are reflected in the oil fleld reports for the past week, says the Derrick's summary of last Monday. Few .wella of size were com- pleted in any field, the number being jess than for several weeks. Even North Louisiana failed to report such gushers as have been the common news from the Claiborne district. Only two wells of important size were found at Claiborne, each making 1,500 barrels, and one in the shallow and the other in the deep sand. Bull Bayou did a little better with one producer starting at 1,800 barrels. North Texas producers were hampered by bad roads and in- clement Weather, which troubled the tests far from transportation. In the pools many wells were completed, but none of unusual size. The Burkbur- nett field led in the number of new wells, and the average initial produc- tion was fairly large although not equal to some in the past. Oklahoma's best producer was in the Beggs district of Okritilgee county, starting at 900 barrels. -Nothing new was reported from Kansas except that the wells in the Peabody-Elbing field were showing good staying qualities,.and a promis- ing sand pool is being opened in Allen } county. The sale of oil leases at public auction in the Osage district will be held at Pawhuska on February 3, next. The sale will cover 30,000 acres, some of the land being close to production und other portions being strictly wild The development of some of the former leases sold by the government has made considerable territory desir- and it is presumed the usual high +s will prevail dt the sale. Loutsiana, operations — we more affected by the lack of transpor tation than the cold weather and only a few good completions were reported. Bull Bayou had the largest, an 1,800-) barrel well in the old development. In | the Claiborne district a deep sand pro-; ducer making 1,500 barrels was report- | ed, and one of the same size in the shallow sand, both being in the pool. | Other smaller wells were obtained in both sands. Immediately after the | holidays several of the important gests far from production should reach the | sand depth, and hopes are entertained; that some of them may open new fields | or indicate extensions. Just at present, | this division is attracting as much at-| tention.ag any. Weather conditions were given as the! pause for*the largest decline in a single week in’ the estimated production of the North Central Texas fields since they became prominent as a producing region. The loss from the previous | Week's report was 17,115 barrels: in th! daily output. The most interesting news from the division was the discov- ery of oil in tests jn several localities. One is, three miles: South -of—Bastiand. ; where a 500-barrel well was’ obtained on | the Connellee farm. This adjoins an-! of the s@me name where other farm there are two small producers and one dry hole, It is a deep sand. Shallow| oll is reported near Paris, in Lamar county, and the new pool opened-south | of Sipe Springs is making a good pro- duction ut about 200 feet, in two Senile: The first well obtaining oil in this shal-} low sand was supposed to be a freak, | but further efferts indicate a+ peol. | Wighteen wells were completed in East: | Jand county, the best starting barrels, and most of the othe dry or big gas producers, Eleven wer reported from the Duke pool, rangin from 20 barrels up to 1,200. Two w dry and one was a gas Well. Stephens | county had 10 completions; all small | with one exception which started at! 1,000 barrels, and one dry. surkbur: nett had a Jong list of completions, of which eight started at from 1,000 1,500 barrels. Many of the ethers were | of 100-barrel size or smaller, and four | were dry. Considering the number of | completions the list of failures is un usually small, but the effects of close drilling are production of the new wells. The Gulf coast division of was very | terest. No large producers were ob tuned and the estimated daily produc Uon dropped 3,560 barrels. The two gushers obtained Ohio Oil company at Lance Creek Wyoming, will cause more oéperations to be started as soon as weather condi tions favor them. In spite of the ex tensive preparations made by the oper: ating firms to continue work in Wyo by the for These dull and reported nothing of special in low jetion, wh to line t whic n in the smaller initial) sto Guilt tors poration will not stockholders will be The capital j Land the | WANT YOu TO TELL THOSE POLICEMEN OUTSIDE THEY MUST NOT WAIT FOR THE MAID IN FRONT OF THE HOUSE - TELL THEM ¥O MOVE ON- © 1019 wy ire Featues Senvics. THE MARKET PLACE “SEE BEN” A LOOK MEANS A LOT ‘T YOUR FAMILY WITH A HOME ot only does a “Home of Your Own" bring lasting happiness, isfuction and contentment to those nearest and denrest, but its the greatest “Insurance Volicy” 2 man can leave his family. » ‘ In North Burlington addition—Four-room house built on two lots, having water and lights in house; property is fenced; chicken house and coal house; good tc has nice X-room house with bath; hot water heating s east front inside lot on North Vine street, barn, chicken coop, sidewalks, lawn, t and completely furnished. Price tem; built on lar ving garage, lar es and gurden; large porch is ) on terms. Notary lie Fire, Life and Auto Insurance THE SEE ‘BEN REALTY COMPANY WATCH THIS SPACE DAWY BRANCH REALTY CO. North Side, close in, 4 rooms, lathed and south front good out buildings; Lot 50x140. terms on balance. B. L. SCHERCK, * CECIL BON. plastered, water, lights, $2800, $1000 down. y to the in y rt; close 0; chicken house ee-room house; lights; L full lot. Southwest part; 5 rooms a rooms finished in’ birch; 4 rod and curbing; full lot; ‘east n with fireplace ront porch; walk -half cash. Southwest part; 3-room house and chicken house; lot 50x13 bath; puthwest part; close to CY ‘ull lot. er; lights; summér kitchen ce $3600. Terms can be had. nue; 3-room house; 16: one-half block from paving; n house; built-in features; light fixtu 744. S. Spruce. full lot; level and to grade. 4 finished r $6300. 5-room mode r ms in basement; or t part; small house on lot 80x140; this neighborhood p fast. For sale at the moderate price of $1100. Will trade house and lot for a good team, harnes Branch Realty Co. OVER IRIS THEATER FOR SALE BY JOHN M. ENGLAND COMPANY New house on 8. dacks oms,' bath and breakfast nook. Only $2500 und on very eusy On S. Beech st A ment, no heat, but close in a Southe is building and wagon. PHONE 332-' and bath and half base- ruse Four-room house and bath, furnished. On Mahan street. Only $4200. ‘Three-room Price $3000. finished 50. T house on §. rooms in base- erms. and bath; A big ba Five-room house ment. On CY avenue, —Lurge t. For 1 house and bath, with large fireplace, on David str 5-room South David street; our-room house Pourscooin the best residential sec* d curb all in, AB only $1500. r Sule sidewalks tion. Price sip homes and lo Building AND COMPANY * Home Phone 543d. Mienty other good bu Let us know your i 202 0. S. JOHN M. ENC Office Phone 11 ee | Lincoln. small start come amen in their indu: The Mountain & Gulf se will be held intact consideration the most ebolde: su ‘der that he Western Oi! Fields corp ing in the Homer, Bull Island fields of Louisiar 1 Mouniain & Gulf Oil company, desires to provide for additic so that it may Gike on properties whieh negotiatio: pending. meetings held Land com sin Petro: | WAR BON west. company’s until pee which ¢: examined Hies under had for pissed v None of compunies, will any of their stock to present jers except the Western Land company. can be are ill be 5 Ol & fol hi & as — 3 D CHIEF ary pau O81 com of the Pr issue that the in ompany until! probitbly of mary 1 rly meeting Pebruary LOAN DIRECTOR, HANDLES FINANCES OF EPISCOPAL CAMPAIGN. ine © of $9,000,000 in the} of the Western Ol & pany will enable it to beeome ive pr for the Midwe | 1 few years ago, have be-|WA cessful meni | gy 8 » be) and AIDS CHURCH DRIVE | LEWIS B. FRANKLIN, U. S. WAR You FELLQws WILL HAVE TO KEEP YOUR DATE The Lot Man four blocks out—A four-room home with basement; ful, could be divided into two apartments. 3500 with only $750 cush, ba lance ated only ri are large and ehi Price $ On South Durbin we have without fixtures, neatly arranged the money; all furnished. Near CY, avenue a ished rooms in t built-in features; four-room arage on re: Located in the east beautiful paar tractive, Price $5 Why pay rent when you Located in sleeping nt; hot driveway. THE BUI BUY A LOT _ NOW, I> BUY IM ON VE Real Estate 157 So. Center REAL ESTATE y an 18-room house in good conditian. on: corner on West Second stecdt, blocks) from: Center. | Partly furnished. Place sacrificed on account’ of siekneks, A real buy paying tWegty-five per cent on the inyestment. Build- ing cost $8000 to replace now —fair valuation of lot $5000. Terms $1600 down, balance in monthly payments. This is the best buy in the, City today. Nice, new five-room house; two finished rooms in ment; full size lot, and can be bought for a lower price than it could be built for today. Will sell furnished, if desired. Quick e necessary, STATE REAL ESTATE ATE RKAL Two best lots in North Cas- per Low 1 in tion Butler adai- south- cusy m house, f town RY REALTY CO. i on WANTED ‘WANTED Boys with Bicycles us Messengers $20 Per Week Salary WESTERN UNION anything of WANTED—Furniture, value. for cas! 208 N. Center. | — or . Casper Auction House Phone 602W 4 BUNDLE WASHING, y or finished. Call 81 4 work, Mrs, Vhiilips, 14 ROUGH 1 also ide STED—To buy # modern five- or us Address V ix-room house Close in. , 12-11-tf care Tribune. | WANTIED—To rent three, four or five- room modern furnish house for wiater by party who will take good care Address XYZ, Tribu ‘To rent steam heated r ome by gentlem of year, Addr fhree or four. rooms, n house or basement room, ibune. Ww educ) of : wishe elent POSITION lew Tribune WANTII Will pa ment, Address Box iret Tribun N Wo there WANTED " with ne other work where 10, Tribune Housekeepiius we Box a four-room Price $ nodern home and bath with two fin- pnt; colonades between living and dining room; LINGTON Y BASY ASK FOR JONES HARRY FREE The Lot Man WELL:DID_ | HEY MOVE, Investments on easy payments. house and bath room in every respect and well worth 50. Terms. Price $1600. Terms. a four-room cently, down home with This home is very at- balance a month. n six-room hom», nz, cull lot, full all in; large garage with y $1500 down, "Thin in ab pp you A PAYM Phone 968_W | | | SEE BEN STORAGE & WAREHOUSE | Phone 74W. 100 W. Firat St. | CECIL BON B. L. SCHERCK FOR SALE FOR SALE—Ford car in tion. Call T. A. Day, 18) condi- | 1i-11-tt | Bookkeeper's desk; good | or wil} exchange for a flat- | Apply Tribune office. 11-12-tf fOK SALE—OneKiddie | Koop; first class condition Call 473W. 12-11-tf] One Ford ton for roudster or 40w, pec top desk, SALE truck trac Phone like some on share would want ane! too thing have handled ght buy if price was right. | Address Box 31 Oelrichy, 8. Date | FOR SALE—1917 Cadillac good condition. This ca bargain for cash, Kor full} call 473W. at 12-2 1%-ton Maxwell) n run; $1100, $200) $50 a month. Pho . 12-26-6t FOR SALE—A ing machine 15S. Maple FOR SALE vw furniture; | leaving elty. Call at 909 °S. 1 good, almost new, sew- Phone 867M, or call 7-3t* ron ment And has SAL 600. were rellnqui Improveme ts. It is all f it. If intereste hing at cost writ re Tribune 1 k showease, bi « top; eight feet in leng 1 81 new.” W ror rio SALE—Four Thone 645W. pigs. Furnished, For + size new Vair of low heel, y evenings, 1 in; t—lRound Oak heater, 1046 8S. David 1917. Ford Ss. 208 0. 8S. Bldg. FOR new Cheap t Thon FOR coal heater platform ft « 1136 8. 16) SALE—Ford touring stock. Price Brokerage NO.- THEY ARE Nor WAITIN' TO SEE. THE COOK: Phone 1047-3. Six rooms and bath, 1 ‘ asy $6750, ; Small c FOR rooms. apart avenue VOR RENT. THEY AR +S & AFTER BROTHER - WW CASPER REALTY COMPANY — FOR SALE In south part of Casper, on paved street, elegant home, 5 rooms and bath on the first floor and three rooms and bath on second floor, four rooms in basement; the house is in the very best condition, all floors being oak; tQe building is 32x36 on the ground making all rooms large; it has garage and can be had for $16,600 with one- half cash, South st part of city, new 5-reom baseme! has oak floors and is in bungalow, 4 best of condition, rooms fin hed in Dric 5 $6750. On South Oak street, splendid home with 5 rooms and bath on first floor, full basement with one finished room, furnace, sand finished Walls. sewer contiection, completely modern, the price is $6000 with #1500 cash in, on South Side, paved hou: on the front is worth w0. The pri street; nd two-r p asked is $1200 ir High School, good three-room hou condition, the furniture al) purativel years old, can be had for $3000, CASPER REALTY COMPANY HOTEL HENNING, GROUND FLOOR. close Ox110, with good on Fear; the lot of two furnished, Ds in new, the house best is PHONE 381 REALTY BARGAINS COMPLETELY FURNISHED READY TO MOVE INTO This five-room bungalow, modern except heat, all linens, curtains, utensils, dishes and silverware included, nothing to buy, ‘not even fucl. Basement has five finished r 3 and wash room furnished and rented, First floor furniture is the latest ‘Period” style, every- thing first class. Sidewalks and sewer in; lot 60x140 and near pav ment in very nice residential district; very convenient terms may be had and ‘the rental income will care for the payments. Well built, practically new, two-room house on good _ concrete foundation, near refinery. Has clothes closct and pantry, walks and coal house. Price is $1700; only $800 cash, balance like rent in pay- nients of $35 per month. buy it Owner going to Texas. 0 Can the furniture if you want FOR RENT Cottage having four rooms and bath on first floor and basement apartment of three rooms and bath Furnace heat, close in. Grocery and Bakery with 4 Living Rooms; Low Rent. Good corner location doing big business, showing large returns on price asked. Fixtures modern new portable oven. About $2500 cash will handle, depending on balance very reasonable mee JAY M. PROBST Health nyentory, Tnaur Office Phone ie 928 Casyer, J. Rt, MURRAY, Heal Estate Manager Three-room modern house on South Spruce, Price $3600; lot 50 by 140.. Better see this, Terms, on §,. Jack son. Terms. Three-room house This is a new house on lot SOxLKU. Price $5200. and two-room Five-room house on main is property is eon rear Which rents for $30 lot 60x140. ment basement er month, T grocery stores Two suburban Let us show you some of our t ots | | FOR RE s Wa FOR SALE BY BUILDERS’ REALTY CO ele f blocks on Irie balance t ror RU rooms, Two ii Nght 340 N, Wolcott how: ms and bi $1000, aA —Lurse modern h, close te PAEOOR CASH ADEA d two blocks east of < ing: 12. and ror tt modern dren. Phone NT—Fu a partment close 119% bath, by 1 hi part ing cash 204 O. S. Bldg, bed room hil- Bt bath, close full lot Priee $6500 sh paym re terms, FOR RENT South Washington. nge: Cad bath; close in; and walks in $6000; part cash, full vor RENT nishe for light housckeepin fi be . Lincoln. Phone 7 1 terms, BUILDERS’ REAI.FY CO. H, ROBERTSON Jr. Mgr. Phone 1152 hed room Linden, LOST AND FOUND LOST. cen gold link bracc two small sapphires and sn Lost on street Saturda Liberal ward offer to 126 N. Wolcott. FOR RENT_ Two modern Kast Second. Re» sleepin 11-5-t turned unfurnished 606 Park | 12-83-tf|, KENT —Three-room yeut, Call 82ow, LEGAL NOTICES One nicely f@rnisbed room! TICE ‘Two-rovin furnished house WwW Two basement rooms fur- Retining con: which will have controling inte in it under its new ny suitable for or two Phone BHO W 65 N. Mapie, FOR Rw and water, ner Bees New interest and assurauce of suc- cess has come to leaders In the nation- wide campaign of the Episcopal ehureh is, MODERN STORE “) FOR CHEYENNE: In accordance with State Laws and acting under -or received from tlie State Board of Wqualization, all prow ty ip Natrona County will be ee tu the ov r of record on Web. 1, Loo Vor the benefit of all property owuers ahy not. of record, woe advise that deed: S\° | contracts be filed With the county clerk fur }4t once, ax No exception will be made fo this order from the State Board. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WANTED Laundr and delivered. Call Called see Inqui aud Dover. ou —Window , or care of Phoue arnace Ss 1 RENT- ern WULES Furnished basement home, gentleman, 8. Elin. 1 M Tribune.) or Dee in a WU give Good home to relinble hich school girl in exchange for light ser- ~ ee nomial family. Box tt. heibane rok RENT dJern fiver 4 f nished hou adults only —EE——EE—E spousible pariy. Call 607 W. PERSONAL—A middle aged gentler - in first clavs circumstances would lil Ito make the acqualutance of u lady of | refinement aud culture, would wot ot ject te widow without encumbrance Object social courtesies and matrimor if suited. No attention paid to Keuer- ul delivery. Address Box apribun te Hougekvoplig roging 1 ret furnished. — 1010 W. roud aye NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS’ KETING The rpytlay . stool holder ual mevting of t of The Wyoming National f Casper, Wyotmbig, will be 1 vilices of Thre Wyoming National Bank of © on the day of AW, . at for the purpose of directo for the u ihe transaction of such uy properly come at gab No child T—Front b 4194 N. Bo ‘| FOR RENT—Two furnished roo: light house hot and cold jing u t eleepiiix. water, $40 per ingnth. Inguire south ing \ouy oyélotl room, bie wh. 1 hOR WN Jutning. 16:00 et women to 142.8. Oak, SD STHNOGRAPHET Steady a 0 Tribuny. lk Now that Coal ¢ coal less bowl, d Sugar are es seuttle to the agus und ye Unease uvvament controiy Geer 246 N. Durbin, Call 723 bowl to the coalless FOR WENT: private 5 scultle, “Why don't y’ ask me sumpin’ subtle?’ WANTED —Coimp: ir —Brovkiyn Bagle. housework. Pt 1164. atin pe an cone oe en (WANTED To be cogk ot housekeeper) Mental Reliet—"Your husband se ST on ranch’ Box 1, Tribune, | 12-27-4* less careworn thun formerly.” : J. S\CARL 1 Yes; how that the ‘baseball season private over fe hasn't anything but his bus to worry wbout."—Bostun script. Theted at Casper, Wyoming, this 15th y of December, 1919. L the tie L. BOOKS, u President SHUMALER, Cushier. Pub. Der. ER OLY, Jan 10 eee npenneniiomentiiaioeeneeeme WOR Rep -A rug, modern, Nome, 218 N. Grant. Phoue Tran He = Purnished: base i WANTED: Nouneke urpished room f Call 2805.0 4 te Work ois. t) : “Tite his js seldony seein’ ast erduble, dhe usuiilly of Une hows s reinote ; vie by bin wi rine fr r y AY fe. 7 Li companions aré ‘eter? sors aod perbup’ wealthy wife's din in aa part that ve aud hi alle * luer male friends. ENE OOM) Tow Te VW $te| for vur old trie tise Winaselt a the jund capes It is just as Well ‘anita Claus to adver th. If he were uo ould have ad hun investigation be. Siac. th Buvled.— Wiel mu? TL thot you w Hidks—"You n k to town Mby houat bh runs Iyeomud | cat be rs par | Sra 2 feu | ow EP Migs during the winter, muny opera tions aré shut down. At the same time More wells will be completed than in| former winters, und spring work will wart, corti is capitalization us it nowely the ab- |yorption of the Cactus 1 sad ee conn | 12 this vieinity with the information fapartant. Teases in. the{ Chat Lewis 3, Franklin, director of the | 2 : Creek field ‘and expecially in the! Yar loan organization of the treasury | 3 / Western end of that district whick is| department In the government's Lib- | <The \fust becoming its mort Bnportant area.| erty and Victory loan campyigns, has building }In additibn 1 will get leases iu pres:| agreed to hayde financial details. 10 youre | pective districts in Various parts of the} Mr, Franklin, who formerly was vice r bunking purposes ex 2 \: fe, sume of them now held by the; president of the Guaranty Trust com- for brief and infrequent periods : lactis company and. others by the| pany of New York, and is recognized during the “past 30 yeurs but never re Absorption and’ Capital Increases) Midwest Refining company. throughout the country 2% one of its piace for. commercial nurpoges altho .—Two-roon) Mar te Be Disc: J at Jan- | By inereaxing the ¢ 1 of the l'ro ‘most efficieut financiers aud business conbidered ae bata a teense alle 1 N Inquire ut ous 4 ducers -& Retiners — e¢ ation, that| organizers, nas been elected to mem- Sandia eres 1 ce Al Vhigd. 1 uary Meetings company Will obtain achalt interest i) hership in the commission and appoint- company of Denver for. Aes Bvt Ma : ren : i ] sen Hour, Ite H i whieh | og national treasurer of the cainpaign. WAN ft colbred Indy would ind will be remodeled ut once n preparation for renewed avtivities | |" Ly bdiR sd Io ta aad j " adds another notable | like ys work, permanent places , during the coming yeur, four big oil /burrels a day and a full interest in some | peal aes Snot ner Totable. | Phone GakW. uuk for Mrv, Wats modern story compantes, operating in the Wyoming | 900 acres in other parts Uf the districti| i vices to promote the f will hold” gpectid Stockholders’ sieveral vod producing leases in the | siving ar evices to nroniofe the | WAaNTHD—a%Ko tings for the purpose of authoris {Pine Island tield and land in the Bull} campaign. Larger pa Nit eee gee ing capital increases in -the next-six|Bayou feld which seems to be well| business wen ip the work is expect AN BXNPDRIBNC Weeks. In three of these cases, the pro-| Within (he productive a jas the result of Mr. Franklin's tofu. lowe ta to 4ram inelydes the absorption of ether! The Wik Basin Petvolcun company, | ence and active assistance, ; pAde bh) ae a2 : companies, and in, the fourth, provision (hry its capital inereuse, will obtatn -, Se NSE ra Aer + had he Yellow Cab Co. Phove 1 is to bo nude for the purpose of ob- [the production of the Grass. Creek De | ‘The chemistry er-the pregent day pal) taining additional properties, Hroloum company dneladinis soo [ils origin in Dine eee These companies yre the Wik Basin weres of land in the Gruss Creek tiela| Which had for fis as ns en Petroleum gampyiy, Which seeks“ It and tuyportant royalties in the: igh \ebject the discovery: af.stoine jneltiie crease in capital from $6, ‘Bustin fled? Chis wilk add gbout $z5,-) Which the ulchomlsts Miss ettest ae 99,000 for the purpose | 000 a neyth to Blk. Uusiss > tory. jttuisinutation of the base metals into Stock of the Keoughhi- if In aduftion the _cyompayx will obtair | ¥O!: : ere ‘ompany and the Grass Creek . Petro: the <pituduction of: Lie, deeolieban Hur: Joum company; the Westebn States Oil Dring company “font ites Te Tigld and Land "company, Which Will raige its jngy amd Us 320:acre lease ta the capital fronv: $1,000,000 16 $10,000,000 | sinddy field and extensive prapenties in wd with part of the slogk weyuire the | oxtals Wyoming; ~ New > & farmer.” Cuctus Petrolounr-com ahd humer | hrexic Houlsian’ ame mistake aan ge at pruepeetl fin Wie: | Colombia and Ure very ices vf active pre ‘8; tie Prodyetrg @ Wenners corpor- jfesstonal vil operators, © from a! sonic ty south helt vart bf to’ Tribune Want Ads bring results.