Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-01
AGENCY.ITEMS

Floyd Jacobs and Ed. Bell Of Minneapolis spent
some time hunting on and off the reservation.
They returned to Minneapolis this week with four
nice deer. Floyd says Ed. is no shot at ALL
Mrs. Anton Doehle, who has been the sick
list for the past week. is gaining rapidly.
Omar Gravelle made business trip to Detroit
and White Earth, Mimi. 81 .494 gu ,.A--<--S -.
Miss Maybelle Tanberg, Mrs. A. D. McDougal,
Mrs. Co H. Graham and Mrs. Omar Gravelle att
tended the Red Cross conference in Bemidii, III
In recent letter from Corp. S. J. Johnson, writ
ten November 4, he SAYS austria is hungry" and
that they would have Turkey for Thanksgiving.
Among those who have recently killed deer are,
Chas. A. Beaulieu, John Defoe, Paul Beauleu and
Albert Greeley.
Mrs. Jane Oliver has resigned her position in
the hospital and accepted the position as inter
prefer in the office which was left vacant by Louis
King.
supt. w. F. Dickens and family spent Thanks
giving at "Dickville."
Mr. Edwin R. King spent his vacation clearing
land and cutting cordwood on his farm at Boston
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Stout of Island Lake are re-
joicing over the arrival of a daughter born last
month. ~ .@A 4@s2 ~ ~ Ok"
The government logging camp at Gross Lake
started work under the supervision of Mark l..
Burns, lumberman, and Mr.. G. Isham, forest
ranger Frank Barden is foreman. s. Vi @
Louis Workman of Redby died November ~
from pneumo na, following influenza, ...l.lF
~ George Butler is the postmaster at Redby.
Two new houses have recently been constructed
in Redby by railroad employees. 81. . 80
l.. Nearly everybody in Redby has had the influenza
or is now sick with it, SO it is advisable to keep
away from Redby No..
to take up the position of laundress at the Red
Lake School
Among those that had land plowed with the
tractor this fall are, Andrew Wells, John Johnson,
Joe Jourdain, Alexis Jourdain, Wayne Good and
No din be nais. .5n9s 5at tgsz54
William Dudley, says he is going to do his farm
ing in the northwest angle next year. Here's hop
ing, "Bill."
The American Cedar Company has recently con-
structed two new cedar camps. s.e ers
The International Falls Lumber Company have
closed two Of their camps. .tf. zblf.f..
j. G. Morrison made a trip to Bemidji Novem-
Der 20. -;
Joe Lussier hauled load of oats for Andrew
Johnson Andrew has the contract to furnish the
camp with oats.
Andrew johnson came up last week and bought
six head of cattle from N. J. Head and Ben Fair
banks. Two steers brought $108 apiece.
Mark L. Burns was called to Lac du Flambeau
to do some forestry work
John Day is building addition to his house.
Among those who have recently constructed new
houses are May kah day gwon ay beak, Max
Dickinson, Sam Hart, Baptiste Hart George Meley
and Charlie Jourdain. ''''' 20 i@ S1 So @t't
Solomon Desjair1ait Bah way we ming, Charlie
Smith and John English have started to cut wood
for the school and Agency. s4at as apbsa II
Louis fJourdain and son Charlie cut ten cords
IF wood last week in three and one4haf days.
VI BAIL Maxwell delivered load of potatoes to
Clearbrook, Mimi, receiving $1.10 per cwt.
Simon Spears 1sold three bushels, of white navy
lbeans in Gully for 5000 per busheLt OBJ ol
number of Red Lakers have sold their. wheat
SO M J.l1Head of Redby. sd hnn ggiH pii soy