Bismarck / Cincinnati / Houston / Tulsa / Regina / /
Company
WAYNE HARRIS Amerada Hess Corporation / Signal Service Company / Shell Oil Company / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Employment Change / /
Facility
El Zagal Shrine / Bismarck State College / American Institute of Professional Geologists / Scottish Rite Lodge of Perfection / Bismarck Junior College / University of Cincinnati / /
IndustryTerm
oil fields / oil-producing formations / oil / daughters-in-law / oil industry / oil production / oil-producing states / /
NaturalFeature
Mission Canyon / /
Organization
El Zagal Dusters / Geological Society of America / North Dakota Geological Society / Bismarck Junior College / Society for Sedimentary Geology / American Association of Petroleum Geologists Bulletin / American Association of Petroleum Geologists / State College / American Institute of Professional Geologists / Million Dollar Club / GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA In / SEPM / Independent Petroleum Association of America / University of Cincinnati / Energy Minerals Division / United States Army / Veterans of Foreign Wars / Chapter of Rose Croix / Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Committee / Division of Environmental Geosciences / Geological Society of America Memorials / Council of Kadosh / p. / /
Person
Ira Harris / Steve / Good Conduct / Steven Hesse Harris / Genevieve / Eugenia Harris / Klemer / Rose Croix / Steven H. Harris / /
Position
advisor / vice-president / scientist / a businessman / president / first Dakotas Section president / independent consultant / executive advisory board / field wire chief / dean / adept businessman / Petroleum Engineer / representative / pioneer Williston Basin geologist / musician / a comedian / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Ohio / Saskatchewan / North Dakota / Hawaii / South Dakota / Montana / Oklahoma / Billings County / Colorado / /
Memorial to Steven Hesse Harris 1924–2001 WAYNE HARRIS Amerada Hess Corporation, 500 Dallas Street, Houston, Texas[removed]Steven Hesse Harris, a pioneer of the North Dakota oil industry, died March 11, 2001, in Hawaii.