Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 15, 1921, Page 5

THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1921 MIDWEST DRILLING REPORT FOR WEEK SHOWS NEW WORK STARTED ] No Completions Listed But Good Progress in All Fields Is Reported; First Test in Upton Field Is Drilling at 395 Feet The Midwest Refining company has several holes in vari- ous stages of completion in the Salt Creek field, several of which were carried to the top of the sands and. then shut down. New drilling which was undertaken last week in vari- ous parts of the field is progressing satisfactorily. Three wells are rigging up, ond was spudded in Monday and anoth er is setting 1514-inch casing. One new well was started in Big Muddy on the Whiteside lease during the week and is now running 12%- neh casing at 290 feet. A well on section 8 in the west end of the field was shut down at 1,115 feet. ‘The past week also saw the start of the first Midwest test in the Upton field, on the northeast quarter of sec- tion © 3-47-65. This hole has now reached a depth of 35 feet. The well in the Golden Eagle dome been shut down at 3,00Q feet United States Waterway Plans MONTREAL, Bes July 14.—Confidence awaiting high pressure fittings. Prog-|that the United States would join is being made in the Midway test} with Canada in opening the St. Law- /north of Casper but a slow under-|rence to deep sea vessels as a part reaming job was encountered at 1,560/0f a deep waterway fr reat pres Lakes to the Atlantic was voiced by ‘The following is a complete report of| United States Senator Townsend of cnt Sopemeaes Michigan at a reception tendered the Salt Creek Field. Party touring the route of the pro- posed waterway here today. The Well 16-AX NW section 2-29-79; depth 1,547 feet; shut down top Wall Creek sand. Well 36-A SW% section 7-39-78; depth 2 feet; shut down top Wall Creek sand, Well 31-A ing down tools; 1,815 feet. Well 33-A 5) section 3¢-40- 1,985 feet; cement setting. Well 4A SEX ection 5 feet; cement setting. Vell 4-A NE\% section 22-40-79; 1,610 feet; fishing for 10-inch casing. Well 15-A NW% section 19-40-78, 2.- 075 feet; fishing for tool Senator said he felt sure the report of the joint commission that spent 18 months investigating the feasibil- ity of the project. would be favorable and that it would receive the approval of congress. a TEES Marvelous! My awful bunion pains kept me awake all night. Next morn- ing Casper Pharmacy sold me a pack. age of Fairyfoot Bunion Plas’ pains went instantly.—Aav. 15-40-79, To Take Hand In| FURNISHED BY TAYLOR & CLAY Ground Floor Oil Exchange LOCAL OIL sTocks. be Casper Daily Cridune Today’s Markets by Wire HA Bldg. Phones 203-204 GRAINS WEAKEN Bears Have Inning in Chicago | Well 21-A NW% section 19-40-78, 1,- 917 feet; getting ready to cement. Well 23-X NW% section 2-39-79, 1,- cement setting. " 170 feet; running 8% casing. ‘Well 31-A ted section ling at 1,365 feet. Bi cy NW seation 24-40 ng ready to cement at 1,327 feet. Well 13-A NE section 1,255 feet. section shut down at 2,355 feet. ‘Well 30-AX SE% section Straightening hole; 800 feet. 22-40-79; Miscellaneous. Golden Eagle Dome SW section 12- 45-97; 3,000 feet; shut down waiting for high pressure fittings. Midway Test Well No. 2; 1,560 feet; underreaming. Stomach No. 8, E% Sec. 12-39-79, ce-| 1,929 feet. » 21, E% Sec. 12-3! , CO - |mMenting at 1,965 feet. . . 1 Ww No. vy, Sec. 1-39.7! ° New Producers in Salt Creek Not to Be Drilled Into |ine st aio rect. * “** #8078 at , Well No. 8, SW% Sec. 1-3 1, CO on Strike 20 Y TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. FOR RENT—Pleasant room, adjoining bath. during business hours, or call 611 8. Durbin street, after 6 p. m. 7-13-2t* FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, close in; Whaley apart- ments. Corner Railroad avenue -and Ash street. Phone 1392J. T-1S4f FOR RENT—Two furnished —base- modern. 325 North 7-13-2t FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom, ad- joining bath; 2% blocks east of Hen- ning. 328 Kast First St. 7-13-2t FOR SALE—Bed, cot, buffet, dining- rau, and_weldin: 132 North St. Botolph. 7-13-3t* FOR RENT—Nice front room, for two; with or without board; near refinery, 1031 West 14th St., corner ider. 7-13-3t* furnished _ base- ment rooms; gas and heat. Phone 1288, 7A18-2t FOR RENT—Smali furnished apart- t, $60. 250 North Beech. Phone “Tse Clear Creek Field—Sec. NW% Sec. 12-29-79, completed to second Wall creek sand | | |and capped; no test. \ |_ Wen | BY OHIO, WILOGAT 1S ABANDONED Sand Until Conditions Improve in Oil Industry; Utah Tests Are Drilling NW Bec. 27-40-79, ce |menting at 2,310 feet. | Rock River Field. Well No. 8, S% Sec. 35-20-78, drill- ' t 1,750 feet. Well 1A NE section 2840-79}/ Completion of four second sand wells in the Salt Creek |ins at 2.789 fect. ariiling eee section 7-39-78; field and abandonment of operations in the Clear Creek field (eee i aes oe & Sec. 35.20-78, drill- aching at 700 fee! in Montana were the most important developments of the} Wen No. 2, Sec. Dixon Weil 26-A SW24 section 18; drill-) past week for the Ohio Oil company. farm, drilling at 3,0 i ing at 530 feet. coeaaee The Salt Creek completions were drilled to the Wall Creek |. Well No? 3, Sec. 2 Dixon Well LA NBH. section 15, 5D! formation, drilled into the sand and then capped. While |‘*\,,Sauins, for tools, 3,358 feot, in July 1 feet. fi ing | Official statements are lacking Jt is)pulling casing, well abandoned at 2,-! wdc Was By ‘Well 26-4 NW section 30; rISING) aated that the Ohio company will |645 feet. | farmraritting, 2.655) feet. up. a: rikging [Rt Complete the wells until the Elk Basin. FR Ir oat ga sh it | Well 31-4 SW% section 7 rigwiN&| qoogeq oil market is relieved. No| Well No. 21, Elk No. 3 claim, Sec.| set ae can iacdasidonrs up. N new wells were started. 2438-100, fishing for casing at 2,721|iase cementing, 206 fete | Well 25-A NW% section 25, putting} Little progress was made in tests| feet. Swahincce soho in 15%-inch casing. ts rigging| DERE conducted by the Ohio company Grass Creek. lap ettee te eee Well 6-ADD NW% section 7; risi in felds outside of Rock River and} Well No. 10, L. G: Phelps lease, Sec. Well No. 6, Sec. 2-19-78, cementin; up. » Salt Creek. The only well being | 19-46-98, underreaming at 3,020 fect. jut 2.078 feet. sa apes dg id Big Muddy Field. drilled by the concern in the Big Big Muday. ewan Noo, Bed, 1-19.78, een ‘Well 33 NW% section 8-33-76; shut shel fleld was shut down. A well) Well No. 14, state Jand, Sec. 10-33-!ing at 4 . -78, down at 1,115 feet. in the Ragged Point field, Montana, | 76, ‘shut down 2,065 fect. Wal No. 2, E% Sec. 11-19-78, arill- Well 19 SE% section 3-33-76; cement | Was shut down anid the Elk Basin Salt Creek. * img at 3,314 seeathe ‘: isd * setting at 1,220 feet. Bue, easiest in ore | etl Nos 6, BM, Sec: 12-8 Well No. 2, Sec. 14-19-78, under- ‘Well 51 NW% section. 9-83-78; ce-| Utah flelds while @ fishing job le hold. yigted 20 eA a enh, Sree lreaming at 3,568 feet. ment wating neath nee eae ing up pragress at Huntington. a heen e led in and capped; Utah Fields. Well 20 NW% section 3-33-76; run- Montana Fields. £4 periaennae Mi: } ro | A ells No. 7, B% Sec. 12-3 Cainville—Sec. 32-28-8, drilling, 2,-| Miss ning Taian casing at 114 fee anmaeeed at SA Dig 5-11-30,| pleted to second Wall creek sand at 335 feet. 5 ahs, wren : BS: foots ( 2,181 feet; well drilled in and capped;, Circle Cliffs—Sec. 23-34-7, drilling wae section 3-47-65; drilling/ Big Wall Field—Sec. 24-10-26, drill:| no teat. by tools, 1,700 feet. at eet. ing at 2,120 feet. Well No. 10, SW% Sec. 1-39-79,) Huntington—Sec. 2-17-8, fishing for 29-32-18, completed to second Wall ‘creek sand!tools at 2,338 feet. Prices Reduced on - Electric Fixtures STARTING TOMORROW Former Price $ 8.50 8.50 13.50 15.00 20.00 7.50 Other Items Reduced Proportionately Present Price $ 6.75 6.75 10.00 12.50 16.00 6.75 Irons. Toasters Percolators Grills . . Waffle Irons Curlers . Natrona Power Co. hone 69 at depth of 2.046 feet; well dried in| Wed Jack Dempsey Despite the emphatic denials of writer of Los Angeles, Dame Rumor is still spreading reports that Cham- pion Jack Dempsey and Miss Joce- lyn will be married in the near Corn—September, 61%c; December. December IN REPORTED, OIL STRONGAT | OPENING TODRY Recovery of Mexican Petroleum 42% Pork— July, $15.50. Lard—September $11 $18.30 | eo s5< Oate—September, g0tic: September $11.62; October, ibs—September. $10.95. $11.00; October, top $9.85; bulk, $9.25@9.85 Sheep—Receipts 50@10.25; owes, $5@5.50. 100; steady: ‘lambs. $4@4.50; wethers ASK FOR and GET Horlick’s The Original Malted Milk for Infants and Invalids Avoid Imitations and Substitutes ——_——> _— Hope is held out for the bald by a machine invented by an English phy sician which, it is clair‘, can sew hairs on human heads. |. very fine needle worked by electricity can af- fix 100 hairs an hour. With every pound of butter sold with our butter---the best in Casper. Sylvia Jocelyn, a scenario 121 East F irst Phone Cem OW The world’s standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troublet since 1696; corrects disorders; stimulate: vital organs. All draggists, three sizes the Gold Medel bor Look for ok ood yh on every TOMORROW AND SATURDAY counter, an ice cream cone free. This is to con- vince you that our ice cream ranks in quality LOGAN COUNTY CREAMERY Western Oi! Fields .. 16 19, Pro: 1 6 per Amalgamated Royalty 04 ee |¥ OM stage eer scee a9 * Market on Favorable CHICAGO, July 14.—Butter—Mar-| — Continues and Other Issues American - | NEW YORK CURB CLOSING J ket higher; creamery extras, s9%c Auas ... ng ger S| Bia. News Today | standards, 39%0; firsts, 34@38%c Follow Lead : y 39@33¢. VERE Bessemer .. iW 20 | Midwest Refg. -$129.00 CHICAGO. Sgn: = es % : 20 | r , July 14. — Reports of| Egae—Unsettied; receipts 7047 Ses i Boston-Wyoming 69 65 Pe rceae 4 Com. see 3.25 rains in Minnesota and elsewhere in |CaSes: firsts. 2814@29%c; ordinary| NEW YORK, July 14—Selected i | Big Indian 10 AB ise paatng Pret. - the grain belt gave some advantage | "rst, 26@27 at mark, cases in- | SUC: pages utilities, . Buck Creek 16 191 ogee As today to btars in the wheat market. |Udtd. 27@28i4e ene. |e 5 th ples reese ine . Burke ... 08 ao Pearce yee On the declines, however, buying in-| prowece ee wea **°r let. wale approximated. 260.0 . | Black Tail... ocae “ot pains a ag A < creased and the market rallied. Con Ha S *\shares. The closing was heavy | Blackstone Salt Creex. 35 92 | Broa. gis metre ditions in thé northwest were reported Potat j “2 Eee J | | Capitol Pete 00% 99% lecome 7 as of a kind likely to promote the] CHICAGO, July 14.—Potatoes—| NEW YORK, July 14.—The| Columbine hen ae spread of black rust. Opening quota-|Stronger: receipts 100 cars: Virginia, |Strensth of oils and ch and | Tror pmina changed ’ Consolidated Roy. prvism ‘ tions. which varied from unchanged |$5.00@6.35 barrel: Norfolk. $4.15@5.00|'he heaviness of motors and equip-| Tot Othe es erage I |Chappelle .. = petal igures to 1%c lower with September | barrel; Kaw Valley, $1.75972.25 cwt.|M°?)s liing er toaawe vey Zinc—Steady; East St. Louis, spot. I Cow Gulch ‘ 1.26% to $127% and December ee hi oday's stock mar. ano See ast St. Lout k h | Cities. Service Com. . . ?. ket. Mexican Petroleum, which en-|$425@4 5 0 Domino - SO; In@aneii $1.29% to $1.29% wer followed by a livened yesterday's late dealings with| A°t™ Spot, $4.65 " Elkhorn = F oe | . moderate general sag, and then by Li @ sudden advanve of 7 points was in = E. T. Williams . . NEW Tallies to about yesterday's level. westoc ar further demand with Pan-American New Incorporation. A Forecasts of cooler weather and and Houston Oils. Virginia-Carolina| CHEYENNE, July 14.—Articles of |Mexican Petroleum rains led to renewed setbacks, but Chemical preferred, Atlant cptrhtion hav, been | Hel’ sa7aee | Sesthate Ou later were more than offset by word| CHICAGO, July 14.—Cattle—Re-|Central Leather and Ame ¢ of the Wyoming secretary of Hutton Lake exas Oil . of much black rust in Minnesota and|ceipts 11,000 head; yearlings strong: Smo mate: .variabl by Manewal-Bradley, Oi! Jupiter |Pan-American Pete { irreparable crop damage in the do-|beef steers, steady; prime 730-pound| Studebaker Chandler. Gene tock 000. icsanaye |U. S. Steet 2 spring crop belt. Prices closed |Ye@tling steers and heifers, $9.50;|tric and Amer : Lance Creek Roy. - |Union Pacific R. R. .. 3Kc to 4%e net higher with|DUIk beef steers, $7.25@8.75; she |tho reactionary shares. Otis canceled Tank: Rovalty | FOREIGN EXCHAN mber $1.31% to $1.32% and De- |St0Ck, 15@26e lower: bulk fat cows Much ‘of their advance’ within the) Joseph Wasser ‘ Lusk Petroleum Sterling : ber $1.35 to $1.35% |to 18e lower: bologna bulls, ‘mostly | Mexican Petroleum fell back three|mann and Walter J. Bradley. all Mike Henry ....°. Wienée 788 Corn was easier with wheat. After |$5.00@5.50; butcher grades, largely |Polnts in the reversal of the first|Cheyenne. The company’s 2 Mountain and Guif Marks 433. [opening S@Xc to 13c lower, includ-| $5.75@ veal calves, steady to out-|Bour, other oils losing 1 to 2 points.| win begin in Weston county , Northwest — irk ance 62 ing September at 61%c to 62%c, the/siders; big packers, bidding lower; | Motors. © Chandler. re F Outwest Call hana "6 Per Cent|™arket showed but Yttle power to re-|stockers and feeders, steady. |flected further pressure and Bethle-| two women from Scotland Yard. Picardy . LIBERTY BONDS. cover logs—Receipts 31.000 head; mar arene reap pte! end BSS are attending the summer Riverton s. lsus ‘ Subsequently selling on account of |ket active, 15@25c higher than yes- : eee POIMES | school for policewomen in New York : {Roy. and Pro. . erat tas rains in Illinois brought about a sharp |terday’s average: indetween grades preys! Ane ote ony : Sunset —_ ltenond: <5 decline. The market closed steady, 1¢| UP. most: Dis packers doing very lit:| AONE act moe oo, | fet eS ee . | " tle; top, rt . 0.25; tical a es aca a 6 ® Tom Bell Roy. | Firet 4% to lise lower with September 6i%e| tun, ‘sio.b: bulls hetior evades, $9.60 (chances, excepting Northern Pacific, 9c ‘ ‘Western Exploration . Second 44s to 62 |@10.15: bulk packing sows, $8.40@ |Which lost 1 point. Mexican Petro. ,Wind River Refg. |Thira 4% Oats underwent a setback at the|8§.85; pigs, 10@15c higher: bulk desir-|!eum made full recovery before noon m Wyo-Kans }Fourth 4\s . opening, but hardened later when | able, $9.90@10.10. but other les showed little im- ’ | Wyo-Tex Victory 4%s . wheat rallied. The start was un-| Sheep—Receipts 17,000; sheep, culls | Pro -_ money opened at . changed to %s¢ lower, September 40c {and feeder lambs, steady; fat inmbs,|® Per cen | WrOMING CRUDE OIL MARKI- to 40%e. around 25c lower: native lambs, top. Asa |Grass Creek . Rock Creek .60]} Higher quotations on hogs strength- | $10.00; culls mostly $6.00; Oregon 2 ilver. Torchlight Balt Creek .. ~ Yg0| ened provisions. year-old wethers, $6.40. NEW YORK, July 14.—Bar Stiver| A man is as old his organs; he | Elk Basin > walt F atk —_—_— Domestic, 99\c; foreign, 60\c. 4 | ° Big Muddy — - a Denver Quotations. Mexican dollars, 46%. can be as vigorous and healthy at eybull _ Pilot Butte Closing Quotations. i i organs Lance Creek — {Hamiiton Dome z CHICAGO, July 14.—Close: DENVER, Crio., July 14—Cattle = 70 as at 35 if he aids his ir Lander Mule Creek ..--._ : September, $1.31%; Decem-| Receipts, 900; steady; beef steers, $6 Money _and | Fxckange, performing their functions. Keep 2 @7.75; cows and heifers, $4.90@6.25;| NEW YORK. July 14.—Prime mer-| your vital organs healthy with 7 25: o] chandise, 64 @6% per cent. 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