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COUNTY: DEWEY
LEGAL LOCATION: NWNW 4-12N-22E
API NO: 40 041 05056
PERMIT NO: 403
WELL NAME: BUENO #1 HOLLOWAY-
STATE
OPERATOR: BUENO DRILLING
COMPANY, INC.
PERMIT ISSUED: 10/22/1965
PERMIT CLOSED: 02/16/1967
FILE LOCATION: 12N-22E-4 NWNW
TARGET CODES:
WELL HISTORY / CHECKLIST
PERMIT TO DRILL / INTENT TO DRILL
WELL INSPECTION / SCOUT REPORTS
OPERATOR’S TECHNICAL REPORTS / MAPS
ADMINISTRATIVE / SUNDRY REPORTS
CORRESPONDENCE
MISCELLANEOUS
WELL HISTORY / CHECKLIST
WELL FISTORY
Well Name Bueno #1 Holloway-State • Permit No. 403
Location NWNW 4-12N-29F Dewey Date of Permit 10-22-65
Elev. 2336 API No
Confidential From To
Logs Received
Cuttings Received Cores Received
Drill Stem Records
Cap Plug and Harker Set 9-6- AL
Surface Restored 12-5-66
Plugging Affidavit Signed Merlin J. Tiptnn
Bond Released
Date 1-24-67
Date 2-16-67
Summary of Scout Reports
10-96-65 Spaidded_1n-94-Ac
11 -8-65 Pluggesi
11-23-65_ Pit _tent ed but rot tilled MArker pipe not pro:-
per ly cemented
9-6-66 Marker pipe properly rementsji - vac sot illad
12-5-66 Pits filled and location teweled,
PERMIT TO DRILL / INTENT TO DRILL
AND CEMENTING PROGRAM PROPOSED CASING
WEIGHT PER FOOT
214
SIZE OF HOLE SIZE OF CASING
8 5/8" NEW OR SECOND HAND
New DEPTH
App. 250' SACKS OF CEMENT
App.
OCT 1 4 1::A5 Se ool and Public Lands Date
, Secretary
State Pub. Co., Pierre APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO: S. Dak. Oil & Gas Board FORM 2
E DRILL ❑ DEEPEN
g OIL WELL ❑ GAS WELL OPERATOR
Bueno Drilling Company, Inc. ADDRESS
FARM OR LEASE NAME
Kolloway-State
WELL NO.
# 1
❑ PLUG BACK
❑ SINGLE ZONE
❑ MULTIPLE ZONE FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT
Wildcat NO. ACRES IN LEASE
400 % SEC. TWP. RGE
NW NW -4- 12N - 22E BEM COUNTY
Dewey
Tower # 1, Continental Oil Bldg., Denver 2, Colorado LOCATION (In feet from an established corner of the legal subdivision.)•
847 660' East of West line: Woe South of the North Line; ( Center of NW NW, Section 4)
NAME AND ADDRESS OF SURFACE OWNER
C. Glen Holloway, Lantry, South Dakota NAME AND ADDRESS OF CONTRACTOR
Bueno Drilling Company, Inc. Tower # 1, Continental Oil Building Denver 2, Colorado 80202
IF LEASE PURCHASED WITH ANY WELLS DRILLED, FROM
NO. OF WELLS ETC.
1 ROTARY OR CABLE TOOLS
Rotary toils APPROXIMATE DATE WORK WILL START
febeTION
submitted 233 PROPOSED DEPTH
EST. 5,150'
10/25/65 WHOM PURCHASED (Name and address)
none
DESCRIBE PROPOSED OPERATIONS. IF PROPOSAL IS TO DEEPEN OF PLUG BACK, GIVE DATA ON PRESENT PRODUCTIVE ZONE AND PROPOSED NEW PRODUCTIVE ZONE. GIVE BLOW OUT PREVENTER PROGRAM IF ANY
We plan to set app. 250' of 8 5/8" surface casing, and to drill a 7 7/8" hole to test the Stony Mountain member of the Red River-Ordivician formation, at an estimated depth of 5,100 to 5,200 feet. Blowout prevention equipment consists of a 10" Shafer power actuated unit for closing, and all necessary rams. We plan to core, log and test the above formation, as needed.
TITLE Secretary_-Treasurer_ DATE
SIGNED 10/12/65
DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE
PERMIT NO. _./_..0- g ____ CHECKED
c•-•"--Z4 APPROVAL DATE - Cr2-,..,..4-4.- , -24„_ /916 ,c- -
CONDITIONS:
u2-fX)M PLETE SET OF SAMPLES, AND CORES IF TAKEN, MUST BE SUBMITTED.
❑ SAMPLES, AND CORES IF TAKEN, BELOW DEPTH, MUST BE SUBMITTED.
INSTRUCTIONS
General: This form is designed for submitting proposals to perform certain well operations, as indicated, on all types of lands and leases for appropriate action by either a Federal or a State agency, or both, pursuant to applicable Federal and/or State laws and regulations. Consult applicable Federal or State regulations, or appropriate officials, concerning approval of the proposal before operations are started.
If the proposal is to redrill to the same reservoir at a different subsurface location or to a new reservoir, use this form with appropriate no-tations.
If the well is to be, or has been, directionally drilled, so state and show by attached sheets, if necessary, the coordinate location of the hole in any present or objective productive zones.
File 3 copies of this form with Secretary, Oil & Gas Board, Pierre.
(•Sample location: 660' South and 660' East of the Northwest Corner of Section 16.)
R.- 22
Scale 1" = 1000'
POWERS SURVEYORS,
by:
District Englaj'eer
T. 12 N.
Powers Surveyors, Inc. of Denver, Colorado
has in accordance with a request from Mr. Lewis for 9u.eno Drla. Go. determined the Location of # 1 Holloway - State to be 847 SAL & 64o E/wL, Section Township 12 North Range 22 East Black Hills Meridian
Dewey County, South Dakota
The above Plat shows the location of the well site in said section.
Date: 10/17/65
WELL INSPECTION / SCOUT REPORTS
Work in progress at time of visit:
None
Developments since last visit:
Pits filled and location leveled
8 5/8 220 Ft.
Ft.
Ft.
Ft.
Permit No. 403
STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Scout Report
Date Scouted 12-5-66
Owner Bueno
Designation of well
Location: Sec.
Dewey
#1 Holloway-State
4
T. 12 N. U. R. 22 En.
County, S. D. Total depth 5056 feet.
Casing Record:
Remarks and recommendations:
Scouted by Earl Cox, Geologist
Approved by Duncan J. fT Gregor, tate eologist
4
1-
Scouted by
Approved by n J. McGre State eo st
Earl Cox, Geologist
Permit No. 403
STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Scout Report
Date Scouted 9-6-65
Owner Bueno
Designation of well #1 Holloway - State
Location: Sec. 4 T. 12 N.S. R. 22 E .W.
County, S. D. Total depth 5056 feet Dewey
Casing Record:
8 5/8 220 Ft. Ft.
Ft. Ft.
Work in progress at time of visit:
None
Developments since last visit: Marker pipe properly cemented.
Remarks and recommendations:
Pits not filled.
Scouted by Earl . Cox, Gebloaist
Approved by Duncan J. M3 regor, te•logist
Permit No. 403
STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Scout Report
Date Scouted November 23, 1965
Owner Bueno
Designation of well 4*1 Holloway-State
Location: Sec. 4 T. 12
Dewey
Casing Record:
8 5/8 220 Ft. Ft.
Ft. Ft.
Work in progress at time of visit:
None
Developments since last visit:
Pits fenced but not filled. Marker pipe installed but not properly cemented.
4
N. O. R. 22
County, S. D. Total depth 5056 feet
Remarks and recommendations:
Permit No. 403
STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Scout Report
Date Scouted November 8. 1965
Owner Biienn
Designation of well it Hnl 1 nwv-Stat e
Location: Sec. u T. 19 N.,S. R. 09 E.W.
Dewey County, S. D. Total depth 5056 feet
Casing Record:
8 5/8 220 Ft. Ft.
Ft. Ft.
Work in progress at time of visit: Plugged as follows:
5050-4975 25 sacks top Red River
4750-4675 25 sacks top Devonian
4050-3975 25 sacks top Charles
3290-3215 25 sacks top Minnelusa
2750-2675 25 sacks top Dakota
260-190 25 sacks base surface casing Developments sink% initsece plug Cored from 4981-5056. Bottom portion of core had vertical fractures saturated with oil. Logs run: Dual induction and gamma-ray sonic. DST #1 5016-5056. Shut in 60 min; open 60 rain; shut in 60 min. Recovered 98' clear oil (26 0 gravity); 720' water cut oil (80% oil); 90' slightly oil cut water; 929' fresh water. Pressures not available. Remarks and recommendations: Tentative log tops: Greenhorn Dakota Sundance Minnelusa Charles Devonian Strong Mountain
Scouted by
1 0 1
1
1 1 4
1
1 1
2190 2700 3002 3272 Red River 5008 4030 T. D. 5056 4737 4963
Earl Cox. G- toast
gaga■rs..4t/ Approved by can J. McGre State Geolog
Scouted by Earl ox
Approved by Duncan J • regor, State logist
Permit No. 403
STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Scout Report
Date Scouted November 4, 1965
Owner Bueno
Designation of well #1 Holloway-State
Location: Sec. 4 T. 12 N. $'. R. 22 E,716.
Dewey County, S. D. Total depth 4825 feet
Casing Record:
8 5/8 220 Ft. Ft.
Ft. Ft.
Work in progress at time of visit: By phone: Drilling at 4825' Plan to start coring at about 4900'
Developments since last visit:
Drilled from 4026-4825'.
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4
Remarks and recommendations:
Geologist at location is Larry Diehl of Cities Service. Amstrat will process samples.
Scouted by Earl Cox. Geolori;st
Approved by Duncan J. M egor, State Ge> ogist
Permit No. 403
STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Scout Report
Date Scouted November 1, 1965
Owner Riiprin
Designation of well #1 Holloway-State
Location: Sec. 4
Dewey
Casing Record:
8 5/8 220 Ft.
Ft.
Work in progress at time of visit:
Drilling at 4026'.
Developments since last visit:
Drilled from 879-4026'.
T. 12 N.,. R. 22
County, S. D. Total depth 4026 feet
Ft.
0
4
Ft.
Remarks and recommendations:
Set 220' of 8 5/8" surface casing at 233 1 with 200 sacks. Elev: 2336 gd
2349 K. B.
Scouted by Earl Cox, Geolo•ist
Approved by I
Duncan J c regor, Sta .4 Geologist - •
First Report
Permit No. 403
STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Scout Report
Date Scouted October 26, 1965
Owner Bueno
Designation of well #1 Holloway-State
Location: Sec,
Dewey
Casing Record:
4 T. 12 N. Se. R. 22
County, S. D. Total depth 879 feet
Ft. Ft.
Ft. Ft.
Work in progress at time of visit:
Drilling at 879 feet.
Developments since last visit:
Spudded: 10-24-65 Drilled: 0-879'
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I 4
Remarks and recommendations:
Surface casing details to be sent in later. Indian owned mineral is adjacent to this location on the north, and if this well is a producer an offset would presumably be required.
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WELL: /
LOCATION: /1J 0/ et""' 4 A.) 2-4-r
LOGS RECD: TOPS:
GEOLOGIC: .2- 4122.3 2-"' 6
ELECTRIC, FIELD: 2 4 a,1-41 C3 -11 -66)
FINAL: I,I4a0U-iL (MAii - S)
RADIO, FIELD: 2 .IR (3 - ( 7 - 4,‘%)
FINAL: / k 0244 1"-
OTHERS:
CUTTINGS RECD: 2.— /, -
CORES RECD:
DRILL STEM DATA RECD: 2_
CAP PLUG CHECKED: 0/<,
6 (2-) - 5-1-C6)
OST
- C-4 6.
MUP PITS FILLED: OK
piraGGsING AFFIDAVIT SIGNED:
BOND RE EASED: — (7 - 6 7
OPERATOR'S TECHNICAL
REPORTS / MAPS
CITIES SERVICE OIL COMPANY
SAMPLE DESCRIPTION L. A. DIIHL
COMPANY: Bueno Drilling Company #1 Holloway-State
LOCATION: 847 1 FNL, 660 1 FAIL Sec. 4-12N-22E
STATE: Dewey County, South Dakota
ELEVATION: 2347' K.B., 2336.4 Gr.
TOTAL DEPTH: 5056' 0-Red River
Spud October 24, 1965. Set 8 5/8" casing at 246 1 K.B. measurement with 200 sacks. P & A November 8, 1965. Sample description not lagged.
3200-3210 Shale, grey-green, grey, soft, splintery, fissile, plus trace of shale, lemon yellow, plus sandstone, grey-white, very fine grained, sub-angular to sub-round, semi-friable, slightly glauconitic, plus few pieces of siltstone, dull red, grading to very fine grained sandstone
3210-3220 Shales, as above, with few pieces of sandstone, very fine grained grading to siltstone, dull red, as above
3220-3230 As above, many loose sand grains bottom of pan, increase in siltstone, dull red, trace pyrite
3230-3240 Shale, dark red, soft, blocky, with gypsum intercalations, fair trace of gypsum, white, soft, plus shales, green, lemon yellow, as above, trace sandstone, as above
3240-3250 Shale, red, soft, gypsum inclusions, slightly silty, plus gypsum, white soft, and few pieces of anhydrite, white, sucrosic, semi-friable
3250-3260 Very poor sample. Shale, green, lemon yellow, as above, plus trace shale, red, soft, crumbly
3260-3270 Shale, red, soft, gyppy, as above, some pieces medium firm, silty, gypsum inclusions, trace gypsum, white, soft
3270-3280 As above, with increase in gypsum, few pieces of anhydrite, white, sucrosic, semi-massive
3280-3290 Anhydrite, White to rose, sucrosic, firm, plus gypsum, white, soft, and shale, red, gyppy, as above
3290-3300 As above. Lagged Sample Top Pm-Minnelusa 3271(-932) 3300-3310 Anhydrite, white to rose, as above, plus sandstone, orange-red, very
fine to medium grained, slightly dolomitic cement, semi-friable, slightly anhydritic, no to poor porosity and permeability, plus few pieces of dolomite, pink, amorphous, flakey, some anhydrite replacement.
3310-3320 Sandstone and dolomite, as above, trace anhydrite and gypsum 3320-3330 As above, with occasional violet tint, to dolomite pieces, slightly
arenaceous, hair line fractures, calcite filled 3330-3340 As above 3340-3350 Sandstone, as above, becoming very anhydritic, trace arenaceous anhydrite,
and few pieces of dolomite, as above, and one piece dolomite, cream, fragmental, fossiliferous, hair line fractures, calcite filled
3350-3360
Anhydrite, white, clear, rose, plus sandstone, as above and few pieces of dolomite, as above'
3360-3370 As above, trace clear, massive, anhydrite Sample description ends in the Minnelusa formation
Sample Description Bueno #1 Holloway-State Sec. 4-12N722E Dewey-County, South Dakota
Page 2
Samples begin in Minnelusa formation
3950-3960 Limestone, dark grey, grey, argillaceous, flaky, amorphous, trace limestone, 'an, brown, plus trace shale, yellow, green, brawn
3960-3970 As above, increase in shale, varicolored
3970-3980 Shale, varigated and laminated, all colors, slightly dolomitic, soft, splintery, plus limestone, grey, as above, becoming fragmental, 'fossiliferous
3980-3990 As above, with trace of shale, black, fissile, trace loose, coarse, angular, quartz grains
399o-000 As above, with fusilina in some limestone fragments, one sandstone cluster, clear, angular, poor sorting, very fine to coarse grained, conglomerate. good calcite cement
4000-4035 Shale, varicolored, as above, plus few pieces of limestone, dark grey, as above, trace loose quartz crystals in bottom of pan, occasional cluster of sandstone, white, very fine to medium grained, angular to sub-angular, well cemented , no visible porosity and permeability
4035-4040 As above, with trace limestone, amorphous, soft, lemon color
00-4045 As above, increase in limestone percentage
4045-4050 Limestone, cream, soft, amorphous, occasional fragmental texture, anhydritic in part, dense, no porosity and permeability, trace shale, varicolored, as above
4050-4055 Limestone, as above, occasional yellow tinge Lagged Sample Top MississippiL-Charles 4038(-1691)
4055-1060 Limestone, cream, buff, dense, amorphous, soft, gyppy, no porosity and permeability, plus much varicolored shale cave
060-065 As above, much cave Sample description ends in M-Charles formation Sample description starts at 4590 in the M-Lodgepole
4590-4595 Limestone, buff, cream, pelletoidal, conglomerate, fragmental, fair to good porosity and permeability, highly fossiliferous, with occasional trace of limestone, cream, buff, dense, amorphous, slightly gyppy
4595-4600 As above, limestone, cream, buff, fine, crystalline, slightly dolomitic, good porosity and permeability
4600-4615 As above, with occasional streaky grey discoloration and trace shale, black, fissile, splintery, slightly dolomitic
4615-4620 Limestone, as above, plus dolomite, cream, buff, slightly calcareous, micro-rhombic, good to excellent porosity and permeability, lost circulatic in Basal M-Lodgepole
4620-4625 Sample missing - lost circulation
4625-4630 Dolomite, tan, light brawn, slightly calcareous, micro-rhombic, good to excellent porosity and permeability, no visible stain, fluorescence ?, poor cut when crushed, plus limestone, as above
4630-4635 Sample missing
4635-4640 Dolomite, as above, with good to fair golden fluorescence, questionable stain, fair streaming cut without crushing, plus limestone, 39 above Trace dolomite, as above, plus limestone, cream, tan, dense, amorphous, occasionally fragmental to pelletoidal
4645-4650 As above
4650-4675 Limestone, cream, buff, amorphous, gyppy to fragmental, pelletoidal, fossiliferous, hair line fractures, calcite filled, few pieces of dark, black, shale, fissile, slightly dolomitic, soft
4675-4680 As above, trace shale, brick red, soft, dolomitic (cave?)
Page 3 Sample Description Bueno #1 Holloway-State Sec. u-12N-225 Dewey County, South Dakota
4680-4695 Limestone, as above
4695-4700 As above, plus limestone, grey, brown, micro-crystalline, dense
4700-4730 Limestone, grey, buff, tan, dense, amorphous, to fragmental, poor to good porosity and permeability, plus trace of shale, black, fissile, dolomitic, and shale, varicolored red, green
4730-4740 As above, with slight increase in shale, green, blue, dolomitic
4740-4760 Limestone, as above, plus much green, dolomitic shale
4760-4765 As above, plus much shale, soft, red, bentonitic, imbedded sand grains, plus shale, brick red, semi-firm, silty
4765-4770 Shales, red, as above, plus shale, grey, green, dolomitic to shaley dolomite, plus limestone, as above, trace shale, black, fissile, dolomitic,
4770-4780 As above, good trace bentonite, white
4780-4785 Shale, red, brick red, soft, gypsum inclusions, bentonitic, plus trace of dolomite, grey, brown, very fine, granular, and limestone, as above, few Tyleces of green, grey, bentonitic, shale
4785-4795 As above, with trace loose sand grains in bottom of pan, trace pyrite
11795-4800 As above, with trace purple shale
4800-4805 As above, with shale, red, becoming more firm and dolomitic, slightly silty
4805-4815 As above, with good increase in dolomite, grey, green, brown, micro - crystalline
4815-4820 Dolomite, brown, tan, grey, very fine rhombic to slightly fragmental, slightly calcareous, fair to good porosity and permeability, no show, plus shale, red, soft, bentonitic, gyppy, as above, trace red, silty dolomite and grey, green dolo:itic shale
482o-4825 Dolomite, grey, green, very fine rhombic, as above, trace shale, red, green
4825-4830 Very poor sample, trace dolom-Ite, as above, first after trip
4830-4850 Dolomite, as next above, trace shale, black, fissile, slightly dolomitic, trace loose, rounded, frosted, orange, quartz grains
4850-4865 Limestone, tan, brown, cream, dense, amorphous to fragmental and pelletoidal, dolomitic, plus trace dolomite, as above, trace shale, black, dolomitic
4865-4890 Limestone and dolomite, as above, becoming tan to cream, plus Shale, black
4890-4895 As above, increase in black shale
4895-4900 As next above
4900-4905 As above, becoming more dolomitic, grading to calcareous dolomite
4905-4930 As 4870-85, varying to very fine crystalline, occasional manganese tracing
4930-4935 Dolomite, brown, tan, very fine rhombic, slightly calcareous, fair to good porosity and permeability, plus limestone, dense, amorphous, as above, and sandstone, white to clear, very fine to fine grained, glauconitic, well sorted, sub-round, siliceous cement, no to poor porosity and permeability, no show, trace shale, red, silty, grey, green, dolomitic
4935-4940 As above, plus good trace shale, black, fissile, dolomitic, splintery
4940-4950 As above, decrease in sandstone and black shale percentage,plus trace limestone, grey, lithographic, dense, amorphous, with splotchy, dark grey, black, discoloration
4950-4955 Sample missing
4955-496o As above, plus good trace limestone, cream, buff, dense, amorphous, brittle, with imbedded calcite crystals, trace limestone, dark green, as above, few loose sand grains, trace shale, red, green, as above, trace shale, black,
fissile, splintery
Sample Description Bueno.#1 Holloway-State Sec. 4-12N-22E Dewey County, South Dakota
Page )4
4960-4965 Limestone, cream, as above, plus good trace shale, black, fissile, splintery, very slightly dolomitic and silty, trace shale, varicolored.
4965-4970 Limestone, cream, dense, amorphous to fragmental, clear calcite inclusions, plus shale, black, and trace shale, varicolored, as above
4970-4975 As above, increase in black shale percentage
4975-4980 As above, with increase in varicolored shale percentage, and trace brown limestone, dense, amorphous, crypto-crystalline, Circ. for samples 20 min., as above, trace loose sand grains, rounded 40 min., as above 60 min., as above 80 min., as above Core #1 - 4981-5011 cut and recovered 30' 4981-4982 le 088-4989 6 4995-4996 13? BD 5002-5003 8 4982-4983 7 4989-4990 8 4996-4997 8 5003-5004 8 4983-4981 , 6 4990-4991 10 4997-4998 8 5004-5005 7 4984-4985 4 4991-4992 7 4998-4999 10 5005-5006 7 4985-4986 9 4992-4993 8 4999-5000 7 5006-5007 7 4986-4987 7 4993-4994 7 5000-5001 8 5007-5008 7 4987-4988 8 4994-4995 8 5001-5002 6 5008-5009 8
5009-5010 10 5010-5011 10
4981-5009 Shale, grey, dark grey, occasionally grey-green laminations, fissile, and brittle to firm, very fossiliferous (brachs and trilobites) with irregular inclusions of anhydrite, orange, red, pink, slightly dolomitic
5009-50101 Shale, as above, becoming dolomite micrite, argillaceous, very firm and hard, light grey, poor hair line vertical fractures, occasional pinpoint vuggy porosity, fossiliferous, with pockeis of light brown dolomite
5010i-5011
Anhydrite, white, clear, massive to crypto-crystalline, occasional fine, crumbly, sucrosic
5011-5016 Shale, dark grey, grey, fissile, blocky, plus trace of shale, varicolored, limestone cream, as above, and trace of anhydrite and loose sand grains (much caving)
5016 Circ. for samples 20 min., As above, plus trace limestone, brown, tan, micro-crystalline to dense, amorphous, no porosity and permeability, no show 40 min., As above, with limestone, brown, having occasional dark brown calcite crystal inclusions, trace anhydrite, white 60 min., as above 30 min., As above, with good increase in large brown calcite crystals in white calcareous mud matrix Core #2, 5016-5056, cut and recovered 40 1
5016-5017 17 5026-5027 6 5036-5037 6 5046-5047 3 5017-5018 8 5027-5028 5 5037-5038 6 5047-5048 4 5018-5019 9 5028-5029 6 5038-5039 3? 5048-5049 6 5019-5820 8 5029-5030 8 5039-5040 5 5049-5050 3 5020-5021 7 5030-5031 7 5040-5041 4 5050-5051 5 5021-5022 7 5031-5032 7 5041-5042 4 5051-5052 6 5022-5023 4 5032-5033 8 5042-5043 4 5052-5053 6 5023-5024 6 5033-5034 9 5043-5044 5 5053-5054 5 502'-5025 6 5034-5035 9 5044-5045 5 5054-5055 6 5a 502 9 5035-5036 8 045-' 4 5055-5056 6
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Sample Description
Page 5 Bueno #1 Holloway-State Sec. 4-12N-22E Dewey County, South Dakota
5016-5020 Limestone, grey, tan, crypto-crystalline, dense, concoidal fracture, contorted black shale laminations, slightly dolomitic, large dolomite rhomb inclusions, siliceous, occasional vugs and fractures, calcite and anhydrite filled, no porosity and permeability, no show
5020-5024 Limestone, as above, becoming very dolomitic, large pockets of coarse crystalline anhydrite, white, questionable dead oil stain, no fluorescence and cut, questionable poor intergranular porosity and permeability
5021-5023 Dolomite, white, buff, earthy, very fine, sucrosic, dense, amorphous, no porosity and permeability, no show, irregular, thin, orange banding
50234-5024 Shale, green, grey-green, with many disseminated quartz crystals, very hard, dense, amorphous
5024-5025 Anhydrite, white, massive, very slightly dolomitic, no porosity and permeability
5025-5026 As above, becoming more dolomitic and fine grained, with hair line fractures, calcite filled
5026-5027 As above, with thumb size vugs, partially filled with calcite and anhydrite
5027-5028 Dolomite, white to cream, very fine to medium rhombic, occasionally anhydritic, good black oil stain and bleeding, fair odor and fluorescence in vuggy, fractured, pinpoint rhombic porosity not filled with anhydrite
5028-5029 As above, with streaks of good to excellent, vuggy and inter-rhombic porosity and permeability, oil saturated
5029-5030 Dolomite, dense, micro-crystalline, fractured, vertical and horizontal, with oil saturation on fracture planes, none in matrix
5030-5031 As above, with vugs, pencil to pinpoint size, bleeding oil, ? mud flushed
5031-5032 Dolomite, as above, bleeding black oil from vugs, becoming very dense, anhydritic, amorphous, dolomite, as above, no show, excellent vug system, non-connected black carbonaceous laminations, no effective porosity and permeability
5032-5038 As above, with some black shale laminations, no show, many laminations of dark brown crystalline inclusions
5038-5039 Dolomite, white, buff, medium to coarse rhombic, some anhydrite infill, oil saturated and bleeding in zones of good porosity and permeability, good streaks of pinpoint, vuggy, porosity and permeability, mud flushed oil residue left behind
5039-5040 As above, becoming very fossiliferous (coralline), sheet anhydrite intrusions, excellent porosity and permeability, oil saturated , bleeding oil, good porosity and permeability
5040-5041 Dolomite, as above, vuggy porosity and permeability, oil saturated and bleeding, anhydrite streaks, no show, good vuggy porosity, no permeability
5041-5044 As above, increase in oil bleeding and saturation, fine grained, vuggy and inter-rhombic porosity and permeability
50414-5056 As above, decresse in vuggy and inter-rhombic porosity and permeability, due to anhydrite infill, still bleeding and saturated
5046-5048 As above, increase in vuggy porosity and permeability, bleeding oil
5046-5049 Dolomite, as above, much anhydrite infill, bleeding oil from one large vuggy area, rest of porosity anhydrite choked
5049-5050 Dolomite, as above, anhydrite replacement, good pencil to pinpoint vugs not connected
5050-5051 As above, with large areas of massive anhydrite replacement, no show
Sample Description Bueno.#1 Holloway-State Sec. 4-12N-22E Dewey County, South Dakota
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5051-5054
5054 -5056
Dolomite, as above, good vuggy porosity, questionable permeability, one vug, nil saturated, bleeding, very fine crystalline rhombic to micro-rhombic, no show As above, becoming dense, amorphous, irregular shale inclusions and anhydrite pockets, questionable dead oil stain, becoming dolomitic mud DST #1 - 5021-5056. Initial op. 5 min, SI 60 min, op 60 min, SI 60 min, open with good blow increasing to strong in 5 min., and ream ined steady, recovered 98' clean oil, 720' WCO (80% oil ?), 90' OCW (5% oil, or less), 929' fresh water with very slight rainbow show of oil. Initial pre-flow FP 3#-5#, FP 14-836, SIP 2092-2298, HP 2506-2487
Sample Chamber recovered 2220 cc fluid, 260 cc clean oil and 1960 cc fresh water with globules of oil.
Rw of DST water: 2.64 @ 62° F. 1.05 lit 150° BHT
E-Log Tops:
K-Greenhorn 2190(+157) Marker
22 22N(V7V K-Belle Fourche Mowry K-Muddy 2695(-348) K-Inyan Kara 2936(-589) J-Sundance 3002(-655) J-Piper 3206(-859) P-Minnelusa (Upper) 3272(-925) P4linnelusa (Middle) 3614(-1267) P-Minnelusa (Lower 3750(-1403) M-Charles 4030(-1683) M-Mission Canyon 4100(-1753) M-Lodgepole 4376(-2029) M-Bakken 4710(-2363) Devonian 47370390) 0-Stoney Mountain 4963( -2616) 0 -Red River 5008( -2661)
IICAL & GEOLOGICAL La ,AATOR/ES P. 0. Box 279
Casper, Wyoming NOV 13 1965
CORE ANALYSIS REPORT
Company Buono Drilling Co., Inc. Date November 8, 1965 Lab No 21702
Well No Holloway State No, 1 Location NW NW 4-12N-22E Wildcat Red River Field Formation_
County Dewey Depths 5016 - 5056
State South Dakota Drilling Fluid_
C-Crack P-Fracture H-Horizontal 0-Open
LEGEND
N F-No Fracture
I S-Insuf ficient Sample
S-Might St-Stain V -Vertical Vu-Vugs
MMME
NO.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
NF NF NF NF VF VF VF
NF NF NF NF VF NF NF NF NF VF NF NF NF NF NF NF NF NF
DEPTH. PENT EFFECTIVE POROSITY pentane
5026-27 1.3 5027-28 8.1 5028-29 9.5 5029-30 3.3 5030-31 0.5 5031-32 4.0 5032-33 3.4
5038-39 13.6 5039-40 5.4 5040-41 5.6 5041-42 6.3 5042-43 2.9 5043-44 4.8 5044-45 3.7 5045-46 7.2 5046-47 10.9 5047-48 5.7 5048-49 1.8 5049-50 2,5 5050-51 4.6 5051-52 4.8 5052-53 3.8 5053-54 3.9 5054-55 7,3 5055-56 6.4
• ERMIASILITY VATIJIIATIONS PAILLIDA•CISS PORE SPACE % PORE SPACE
HORIZONTAL VERTICAL RIESIOLIAL OIL TOTAL WATER
3,81 0.99 7.32 0.14 0.02 0.05 0,05
225 0.04 0,11 0,05 0.01-0.17 0,09 0,26
15 0.07
113 • 6.91• 1.86 0.02 0.14 0,04
13 0,33
13.4 70.2 15.5 ' 82.0 9.3 51,6
12,4 63.5 19.1 78.4 21,2 59.0 14,1 60.0 14,4 74.0 11.9 63.2 13.7 81,9 Trace 61.7 Trace 89.7 Trace 87.6 Trace 83.3 Trace 52,6 Trace 54,1 Trace 67.0 Trace 76.4
0 89.7 3,2 71.4
39,4 65.9 15,6 80.0 Trace 91.7 Trace 69.5 Trace I 45.9
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Pressure Readings
Field Wks
Corrected Tester MR. STUBBS Witness MR. KIRBY Depth Top Gauge 5012 Ft.
Blanked NO Off
Drilling Contractor BMW DULLING COMPANY IC
BT. P.R.D. No. 1771
Hour 12 Clock Top
Elevation 2347' Packer 5021' Initial Hydro Mud Pressure 2506 2564
Total Bottom Depth 5056 1 Packer —
Initial Closed in Pm. 2092 2230
Interval Formation Tested 5021 1 -50561 Tested RED RIVER
Initial Flow P res.
3 54 fliolienlisore 6 1/2k
Caging 8 2 163
}.Top Pans, Bet. —
Final Flow Pres.
14 1 150 Surface Bottom Choke 3.• x 2.A. Choke 3/4" ---ur 2 877
Final Closed in Pres. 2298 2201
Size & Kind Drill Collars I•O. • LENGTH
Drill Pipe 4 1/2' X.H. Above Tester 2 1/4' x 3191 Mud Mud Weight 969 Viscosity 47
1 Est. Anchor Size ID 3 7/80
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Final Hydro Mud Pressure 2497 2546 Depth Cen. Gauge Ft
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Temperature 150 •l, Actual 0 Length " 5" X 35t
Depth of Tester Valve 4995t
BT. P.R.D. No.
Hour Clock
DepHm Mee. From KELLY BUSHINGS
Initial Hydro Mud Pres.
TYPE AMOUNT
Depth Back Cushion — Pt. Pres. Valve — Ft.
Initial Closed in Pres. Recovered 98 Feet of Oil
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Flow Pm. Final
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Oil Water A.P.1. Gravity 25 Spec. Gravity 1.
Depth Bot. Gauge
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Gas Surface Gravity — Pressure — wi
BT. P.R.D. No. 1770
_ Bow
12 Clock Tool A.M. yogi A.M. Opened 7800 PM P.M. Closed 10800 PM P.M.
Initial Hydra Mud Pm. 2510 2590 Remarks Opened tool for 5 minute 1st flow. Closed
Initial Closed in Pm. 2104 2260 tool for 60 minute initial closed in pressure. Re- Initial Flow Pm.
8 80 opened tool for 60 minute 2nd flow with a good blow$
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18 1 178 had a strong blow throughout test. Closed tool for 345 2 912
Final Closed in Pm. 2100 2235 60 minute final closed in pressure. 1960 c.c. wato Final Hydra Mud Pm. 2509 2584 260 c.c. clean oil 13% oil in multiple CIP sampler.
FORMATION TEST DATA
Gauge No. 1771 Depth 5012' Clock 12 hour et
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No, 1406531
First Flow Period
Initial Closed In Pressure
Second Flow Period
Final Closed In Pressure
Thee Deft .000"
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Time Deft SC113"
P110 Ten". Car.
Time Deft .000"
1.-1-• P1110 Temp. Cam • ". •
Po . 000 54 .000 150 .000 163 .000 877
Pt .0062 69 .0394 2220 .1043 360 .0397 2168
P. .0124 90 .0788 2226 .2086 548 .0794 2178
P1 .0186 110 .1182 2228 .3129 719 .1191 2185
P4 • 0248 127 .1576 2230 .4170 877 .1588 2189
P1 .0310 150 .1970 2230 .1985 2193
IN .2364 2230 .2382 2195
P7 .2758 2230 .2779 2197
P1 .3152 2230 .3176 2199
P9 .3546 2230 .3573 2201
Pig .3940 2230 .3970 2201
Gauge No. 1770 Depth 5052° Clock 12 hour
Po .000 80 .000 178 .000 197 .000 912
Pt . 006 8 88 .0375 2247 .102 390 .0382 2202
p2 .0136 111 .0750 2254 .204 579 .0764 2212
P1 .0204 132 .1125 2256 .306 753 .1146 2218
P4 .0272 155 .1500 2258 .408 912 .1528 2222
Pa .0340 178 .1875 2260 .1910 2227
IN .2250 2260 .2292 2229
.2625 2260 .2674 2233
Pe .3000 2260 .3056 2235
Pe .3375 2260 .3438 2235
p10 .3750 2260 .3820 2235
Reading Interval 1 6 15 6 Minutes
REMARKS:
SPECIAL PRESSURE DATA
ta cn Horizontal Line Equal to 1000 p.s.
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WELL NAME: Bueno Drilling Company Holliway-State Mo. 1
LOCATION: Sec. 4, T 12N, R 22E
COUNTY: . Dewey County
STATE: South Dakota
TABLE II A
SCREEN ANALYSIS SUMMARY
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Brief Lithological Description Total Organic
Carbon (% of Rock)
1381-001 3270-3300' Shale, greenish gray. 0.62
1381-006 3420-3450' Sandstone and dolomite, pale red, light gray. 0.05
1381-011 3570-3600' Sandstone and dolomite, pale red, light gray. 0.04
1381-016 3720-3750' Dolomite, light olive-gray to medium light gray. 0.12
1381-021 3870-3900' Dolomite, light olive-gray to medium light gray. 0.18
1381-026 4035-4065' Composite: limestone, very light gray; shale, medium dark gray.
0.13
1381-029 4130-4160' Composite: limestone, very light gray; shale, medium dark gray.
0.07
1381-034 4280-4310' Limestone, light olive-gray. 0.24
1381-039 4440-4470' Limestone, medium light gray. 0.12
1381-044 4590-4620' Limestone, dolomite medium light gray. 0.12
1381-048 4715-4735' Limestone, dolomite medium light gray. 0.21
1381-049 4740-4770' Composite: dolomite, light gray; siltstone, greenish red; shale, medium dark gray.
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1381-052 4830-4860' Dolomite, limestone, light gray. 0.23
1381-055 4920-4960' Dolomite, light gray. 0.13
1381-057 4981-5010' Shale, greenish gray. 0.15
1381-059 5041-5056' Dolomite, very light gray to olive-gray. 0.31
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Bueno Drilling Co., Inc. Dewey County, South Dakota Holloway State No. 1
Distribution for Final Report:
3 copies Cities Service Oil Company P. O. Box 139 Casper, Wyoming
2 copies Sinclair Oil Company Attn: Mr. Gene Davis 501 Lincoln Tower Building Denver, Colorado
2 copies Mr. E. E. Barr Sunray DX Oil Company 101 University Blvd. Denver, Colorado
2 copies South Dakota State Geological Vermillion, South Dakota
6 copies Bueno Drilling Company, Inc. Continental Oil Building Denver, Colorado 80202
Survey
Invoice Bueno Drilling Company, Inc. Continental Oil Building Denver, Colorado 80202
ADMINISTRATIVE / SUNDRY REPORTS
Operator
Bueno Drilling Company, Inc. Name of Lease
Rollaway-State # 1 Location of Well
Center RW/4 RW/4
Address
Tower # 1, Cont. Oil Bldg., Denver, Colorado Well No.
1 Field & Reservoir
Wildcat
Redriver formation Sec-Twp-Rge or Block & Survey
County
4 12N 22E
Dewey Application to drill this well was filed in name of
Bueno Drilling Company, Inc. Date plugged:
Waligir 11/8/65
Has this well ever produced oil or gas
no Total depth
5,056'
Character of well at completion (initial production): Oil (bbls/day) Gas (MCF/day) Dry?
X
Amount well producing when plugged: Oil (bbls/day) Gas (MCF/day)
none none Water (bbls./day)
WIN
Put in well (ft.) Pulled out (ft.) Left in well (ft.) Give depth and method of part- ing casing (shot,
ripped etc)
Packers and shoes Size pipe
—8_5/8" 233' none 233'
Executed this the 12thday of November , 1965 State of ____Cel_orad,o_ _By
County of Denver Before me, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared Will_ I: _Levies_ Jr • known to me to be
the person whose name ii subscribed to the above instrument, who being by me duly sworn on oath states, that he is duly authorized to make the above report and that he has knowleclo of the facts stated therein, and that said report is true and correct.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this f "It day of c4--te-e---,-4 ti 7
Notary Public and for ed....4 _
Approve Debt
' 4a 147 DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE
OIL AND A BOARD O`er STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
Secretary
SEAL
My commission expires
_BOA lanttal! Signat e f Affiant
EY, tac• ling C
S. Dak. Oil & Gas Board PUS. CO.. FIRM
FORM 7
PLUGGING RECORD
Name of each formation contain- ing oil or gas. Indicate which formation open to well-bore at time of plugging
Fluid content of each formation Depth interval of each formation Size, kind & depth of plugs used indicate zones squeeze cemented, giving amount cement.
71,050' 25 aka Red River Water and oil 008' 0 4,750 1 25 "
4,050' 25 " * 3,290 25
— 2,750' 25 n
260' 25 " ace
CASING RECORD
Was well filled with mud-laden fluid, according to regulations? Indicate deepest formation containing fresh water.
Yes Red River In addition to other information required on this form, if this well was plugged back for use as a fresh water well, give all pertinent details of plugging operations to base of fresh water sand, perforated interval to fresh water sand, name and address of surface owner, and attach letter from surface owner authorizing completion of this well as a wa ter well and agreeing to assume full liability for any subsequent plug-ging which might be required.
USE REVERSE SIDE FOR ADDITIONAL DETAIL
See Instructions On Reverse Side
Approved for reloase of bond
Data — g —
S;,ate
CORRESPONDENCE
SCIENCE CENTER, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA CAMPUS, VERMILLION, 57069, PHONE 624-447/
WESTERN FIELD OFFICE, 208 GAY BUILD/NG, BELLE FOURCHE, BOX /87, 577/7, PHONE 692-312/
JAN 2 41967,
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Western Field Office January 23, 1967
Mr. Merlin Tipton Assistant State Geologist State Geological Survey Vermillion, South Dakota
Re: Bueno #1 Holloway—State NWNW-4-12N-22E Dewey County, South Dakota Permit No. 403
Dear Tip:
On December 5, I wrote Duncan that I felt the bond on this location was ready for termination. We apparently had not received samples from surface to 2720, although the operator reports that American Stratigraphic sent them to us.
We should either recommend release of the bond or else inform the operator the samples have not been sent in and are required. The core barn should be carefully checked, of course, to make certain the samples are not in our possession.
Let me know if you want me to follow up on the samples.
Sincerely,
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• i! ( ef7 Earl Cox Senior Geologist
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DUNCAN J. McGREGOR MERLIN J. TIPTON EARL J. COX DIRECTOR AND STATE GEOLOGIST ASSISTANT STATE GEOLOGIST SENIOR GEOLOGIST
VERMILLION VERMILLION BELLE FOURCHE
SCIENCE CENTER, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA CAMPUS, VERMILLION, 57069, PHONE 624-447/
WESTERN FIELD OFFICE, 208 GAY BUILDING, BELLE FOURCHE,
BOX /87, 577/7, PHONE 892-3/2/
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Western Field Office December 5, 1966
DEC - 6 J95
Dr. Duncan Duncan McGregor State Geologist State Geological Survey Vermillion, South Dakota
Re: Bueno #1 Holloway-State NWNW-4-12N-22E Dewey County, South Dakota Permit No. 403
Dear Duncan:
As shown by the enclosed Scout Report, the pits at the above location have been filled and the location smoothed. My records show all required logs, records, and forms have been received.
There is a question on samples. When I was in Vermillion June 9, Bob Schoon checked the core barn and found samples from 2720 - TD from this test. I wrote Bueno about this and they wrote that American Stratigraphic informed them that a full set had been sent us. It looks like our set of samples start at the Dakota formation so very little of importance is missing, in the samples we have.
I recommend we accept the sample situation, as is, and release the bond. The alternative is to check our samples care-fully and if we do not have the samples from surface to 2720, to contact Bueno and request these additional samples.
Let me know if you want me to follow up on these samples.
Sincerely,
Ae--0 () Earl Cox Senior Geologist
EC:sn DUNCAN J. McGREGOR
MERLIN J. TIPTON
EARL J. COX DIRECTOR AND STATE GEOLOGIST
ASSISTANT STATE GEOLOGIST
SENIOR GEOLOGIST
VERMILLION
VERMILLION
BELLE FOURCHE
Western Field Office September 7, 1966
Mr. Bill Lewis Bueno Drilling Company Continental Oil Building Denver, Colorado
Re: Bueno #1 Holloway-State NWNW-4-12N-22E Dewey County, South Dakota Permit No. 403
Dear Mr. Lewis:
Yesterday I was at the above location and it seems that the only thing that needs to be done to satisfy our requirements is to fill the pits and smooth the location. A signed RELEASE from the land owner would be accepted in lieu of the dirt work. It is hoped the RELEASE can be obtained, or the dirt work completed before it freezes.
I have not been to Vermillion since June 9, so have been unable to re-check the samples on file.
Si cerely,
Earl Cox Engineering-Petroleum Geologist
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JUN 2 1 1966
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Western Field Office June 20, 1966
Mr. Bill Lewis Buono Drilling Company Continental Oil Building Denver, Colorado
Re: Buono ul Holloway-State NWNW-4-12N-22E Dewey County, South Dakota Permit No. 403
Dear Mr. Lewis:
I have received your June. 16 letter with the information that Amstrat sent our Vermillion Office 4570 feet of samples from the above test on February 9, 1966.
When I was at Vermillion, June 9, we could only locate the samples from a depth of 2720 feet to T.D. 1 will have our sample file checked again to see if we have missed the samples from the first part of the hole and will write you.
Sincerely,
Earl Cox Engineering ietroleum Geologist
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Western Field Office June 13, 1966
Mr. Bill Lewis Bueno Drilling Company Continental Oil Building Denver, -':. lorado
Re: Bueno ul Holloway-State NWNW-4-12N-22E Dewey County, South:bakota Permit No. 403
Dear Mr. Lewis:
In checking our records I find we have not received a set of samples from surface to 2720 feet from the above test. Samples are to be in the office of the State Geologist within six months of the plugging of a test. Would you check on this and let us know what has happened to the above portion of the samples.
Sincerely,
Earl Cox Engineering Petroleum Geologist
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April 14, 1966
Hr. Earl J. Cox State Geological Survey P. 0. Box 187 Belle Fourche, South Dakota
Dear Earl:
I am enclosing the Sonic Log - Gamma Ray and Dual Induction - Laterolog for the Bueno #1 Holliway State well, NW NW Sec. 4, Twp. 12 N. Rge. 22 E., in Dewey County, South Dakota.
Sincerely yours,
(Mrs.) Ruth Lynch Bookkeeper
For the State Geologist
Enclosures 2
ftiAR 1 21908
este n Office March 11, 1966
Nit.. Bill Lewis Plen() trilling Comiany Continental Oil Building
•ienver, Colorado
Pe: Bueno vl Uolloway-:rstate NWNW-4-12N-22E Dewey County, South Dakota termit No.403
Dear Lewis:
The Vermillion office informs me they have not received colles of the dual induction log and the gamma ray-sonic log of the above test.
These logs are due within 30 days of comiletion of the test and are now long overdue. ilese send two coFies of each of the logs to the vermillion office.
Sincerely,
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Earl Cox rngineering-Fetroleum 6eologist
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March 9, 1966
Mr. Earl J. Cox South Dakota Geological Survey Box 187 Belle Fourche, South Dakota
Dear Earl:
Reference is made to your letter of March 7, 1966, addressed to Mr. Bill Lewis, Bueno Drilling Company, concerning the Bueno fl Holloway-State Well.
In the fifth paragraph, you stated that you assumed the various required reports had been sent to our office. We have received everything except two copies of the dual-induction laterolog, and two copies of the sonic gamma-ray log.
Sincerely,
Merlin J. Tipton Assistant State Geologist
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P. S. We received the samples from Consolidated Royalty *1 Peterson NW SE 22-7S-1E
Fall River County
the following wells today. Consolidated Royalty 4k1 Childers 9-8S-2E Fall River County
Consolidated Royalty #1 Superior-USA 10-9S-2E Fall River,
4estern Field Office March 7, 196e
Mr. Bill Lewis Bueno (Tilling Company Continental Oil Building tenver, Colorado
Bueno vl Holloway—State NWNW-4-12N-22E fewey County, South Lakota 1 - ermit No. 403
fear Mr. Lewis:
Your March 3 letter has been received in which you asked what is necessary to get the plug=j ing affacavit on the above Lest approved by the Board. Several things remain to he done.
My November 24, 19(5, letter outlined why the abandonment marker was not satisfactory. At the tine I checked the marker, it was definitely loose and not properly cemented. The dirt that had been put around the base of the marker has probably frozen now
• and it is understandable why the marker would have been solid when you checked it February 28.
The marker will have to he recemented and then inspected. inspection will have to welt until the frost leaves the ground, otherwise, it would be impossible to tell whether the marker was solid as the result of ice or cement. It would seem that under the circumstances, the recementing should not he done until the frost is out of the ground.
The pits must he filled and leveled or a FELE obtained from the surface owner, before the bond can be released.
It is assumed that the samples and the various reports required, as listed in my November 9 letter, have been sent to the Vermillion office. If not, they will have to be sent in before the hone can he released.
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Air. Lewis March 7, 1966
It certainly is not our intent to be unreasonable about our requirements. However, &r. Kirbey was aware of the marker vive requirements at the time of .lugging and my November letters to you mentioned the marker riue and other requirements.
5 soon as all requirements have been met, I will so inform the hoard.
Sincerely, cc.c.
Earl Cox Engineering-1 etroleum Geologist
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December 2, 1965
Mr. William D. Spears Attorney at Law Onida, South Dakota
Dear Mr. Spears:
This is in regard to your letter of November 18, 1965, concerning results of an oil test drilled near Lantry, South Dakota.
The Bueno #1 Hallows ate, Permit No. 403, was drilled in Dewey County in the NW+, sec. , T. 12 N., R. 22 E., to a total depth of 5056 feet and was plugged November 8, 1965. The test was cored from 4981-5056 feet and a drill stem test was made of the interval from 5016- 5056 feet. The recovery of this test amounted to 98 feet of oil (26 degrees API gravity), 720 feet of water-cut oil, 90 feet of slightly oil-cut mud, and 929 feet of fresh water.
If you desire additional information or information of a different nature, please feel free to write to us.
Sincerely,
Robert A. Schoon Geologist
For the State Geologist
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
ONIDA, SOUTH DAKOTA
WILLIAM D. SPEARS
November 18, 1965
Geological Survey Science Center University of South Dakota Vermillion, South Dakota
Dear Sirs:
I am interested in obtaining information on an oil well drilled near Lantry, South Dakota in the past month. I believe that it was plugged on or about November 8, 1965.
I further believe that it was drilled by Brueno Drilling Company for their own account.
Any information that you can give me will be appreciated.
Yours truly,
WDS:sjk L 0 (7 1_,L William .
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/ENCE CENTER, UNIVERSIT'o OF SOUTH DAKOTA CAMPUS,
VERM/LLION, 57069, PHONE 624-447/
WESTERN FIELD OFFICE, 208 GAY BUILDING, BELLE FOURCHE,
BOX /87, 577/7, PHONE 692-3/21
Western field Office November 29, 1965
DEC 1 1965
Dr. Duncan McGregor State Geologist State Geological Survey Vermillion, South Dakota
Re: Bueno 41 Holloway-State NWNW-4-12N-22E Dewey County, South Dakota Permit No. 403
Dear Duncan:
Enclosed are two copies of the sample description from 3200 to 5056 (To). The description was made by L. A. Diehl, of Cities Service Oil Company.
Sincerely,
Earl Cox Engineering-Petroleum Geologist
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DUNCAN J. McGREGOR
MERLIN J. TIPTON
EARL J. COX
DIRECTOR AND STATE GEOLOGIST
ASSISTANT STATE GEOLOGIST
SENIOR GEOLOGIST
VERMILLION
VERMILLION
BELLE FOURCHE
NOV 2 6 1965
Western Field Office November 24, lcAf)
Mr. Bill Lewis Pueno Frilling Company Tower No. 1 Continental Oil Building Penver, Colorado
Re: Bueno vl Hollowatate WNW-4-12N-22E Dewey County, .outh Dakota Permit No. 403
Liear Mr. Lewis:
Yesterday I cave by the above location a126 found the abandonment-marker pipe net properly installed. The pipe is loose and the ten sack surface plug has alter not been vluced or has slipped down the casing.
Our regulations require that the pipe be ten feet in length, of which four fet shall he above the ground level, the remainder being securely embedded in the ten sack surface plug.
The condition of the marker is brought to your atLeation so it can be adequately installed when the oploriunity iresents itself.
Sincerely,
(.144 2 -e9)Z Earl Cox Engineering-Petroleum Geologist
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CHEMICAL g GEOLOGICAL LABORATORIES
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CHEMISTS CORE ANALYSTS ENGINEERS
November 12, 1965
CASPER. WYC M IN
Bueno Drilling Companu, Inc. Continental Oil Building Denver, Colorado 80202
Re: Core Analysis Report Dewey County, South Dakota Holloway State No. 1 NW NW 4-12N-22E
Gentlemen:
Representative samples of Red River core recovery from this well were analyzed at our Casper laboratory November 7, 1965. Our Service "A" final report was requested and is herewith presented.
We appreciate having had this opportunity of service.
Thank you.
Very truly yours,
CHEMICAL & GEOLOGICAL LABORATORIES
C. E. Davis Laboratory Manager
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NOV X10 1955
Western Fielu Office November 9, 1965
Mr. Bill Lewis Frifling Com any
Tower No. I Continental Oil Building Penver, Colorado
Re: Buena rl llolloway-tate NNNW-4-12N-22E 1:ewey County, South Dakota Permit No. 40',„
t r 'r. Lewis:
Mr. kirbey has asked me to send you six copies of our Form 7 (I lugging Record). They are enclosed.
+3 there will be no questions of our requirements, I am listing them below:
Thre, coiies of Form 7 Two coties of dual induction log Two copies of gamma ray-sonic log Two coiies of sample description, made by Larry tiehl Two copies of the core analysis Two copies of .the oil analysis "wo copies of the PST chart One set of samiles
The abOve may be sent to the Geological = urvey, at Vermillion, South Dakota.
After we have received the above Iterial'and the pits filled (or a signet V.LL'fF from the landowner obtained), the bow; can be released.
Farl Cox EC:sn Enginering-Petroleum Geologist
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State ?Pater Re, mewed eamoteddem
OCT 2 7 1965
STATE OFFICE BUILDING
PIERRE, SOUTH DAKOTA
Mt. C. Glen Holloway
Lantry, South Dakota 57636
Dear Mr. Holloway:
I have been advised that the • . has obtained a Permit to Drill for Oil an. Gas on your _Land in ecu on T 1..A1 / R 22E •
Occasionally, owners of land consider converting abandoned oil wells into water wells. Please advise me whether or not you intend to convert the oil well drill hole on your land Triter w-e-TITrw-a=s eriFaincereir--01 1EHe g.i1I-051e-fg-abandO177-as an oil well.
If you are considering making a water well out of the abandoned oil well drill hole, special considerations are necessary to comply with the State's oil and water laws. The abandoned oil hole must be properly plugged and the water well properly constructed. All conversion work will be at your expense. The oost will vary, depending upon the characteristics of the drill hole, but such cost will be in the neighborhood of $5,000 or more. Usually another driller and drill rig will have to be arranged for. This other drill rig and casing and other materials will have to be on hand to take over immediately after the special oil well plugging is completed, because th-e—a-FiTrale cannot be left open for any appreciable length of time without spoiling it. Approval of plans for construction of the water well will be required, and a bond covering proper constructin may be re-quired. Also, a water right may be required. All of these arrangements take considerable time to accomplish.
Please advise me immediately if you plan to convert the oil well drill hole into a water well. We both hope that a producing oil well results from the drill hole on your land; however, if not and you are planning on a water well, we must start making arrangements now.
Sincerely,
J.W. GRIMES Chief Engineer
JWCIAw cc: Oil and Gas Board, Pierre, S.D.
Dr. McGregor, State Geologist, Vermillion, S.D.
MISCELLANEOUS
INVOICE
AMERICAN STRATIGRAPHIC COMPANY
1820 BROADWAY. DENVER • 524 E. YELLOWSTONE. CASPER • 17 NO. 31 sr ST. BILLINGS
February 9, 1966
NC 1804
South Dakota Geological Survey Attn: Dr. Duncan McGregor Science Center Vermillion, South Dakota
P. O. NO.
SOUTH DAKOTA SAMPLE CUTS NO. OF CUTS
Bueno Drilling #1 Holloway State NU NW 4-12N-22E Dewey County, South Dakota 457 N/C
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