Camps 1, 2 and 3 will operate all summer, con
fining their cuttings strictly to fire injured and
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Standing, left to righht: Mrs. Will King, Mrs. C. M. Bruce, Mrs. W. C. Edes, Mrs.
Thomass Riggs, Jr., Mrs. E. C. Tieman, Mrs. A. T. Vogelsang. Mrs. James T. Newton.
Sitting, left to right: Mrs. E. B. Meritt, Mrs. Franklyn K. Lane (chairman), Mrs.
Clay Tallman, Miss Mary Browne.
RE LAK E NEWS
Save Money and You Save Lives
VOLUME 5. RED LAKE, MINNESOTA, APRIL 1, 1918. NUMBER 18
dead and down timber, in Townships 150 and 151,
Range 33, where most of the burned timber is lo
cated. It will take the combined operations of
these three camps practically all summer to clean
up the burned timber in these townships.
R. N. Metcalf, formerly at Camp 4, has been
transferred to Camp No. 1 where he will be em
ployed all season where he will do the scaling.
John Moberg, Logging Superintendent for the
Backus and Brooks Lumber Company, is at present
surveying and determining the location of the log
ging spur to be extended from the main line of
the M. R. L. and M. Railroad from Spur 28 to the
extreme east line of the reservation about 7 or 8
miles. Railroad construction will be begun at
once.
William Isham, who has been scaling at the gov
ernment camp this winter, is to be seen about the
agency again. Mr. Isham will soon take up his
duties ~unde~r~the dlrectrofr Of Sfisperintettdentfr Dick
ens.
