 In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
<meaning-changed>  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
 In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby & & & & & & & & & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & Further contracts were let for the clearing and burning of inferior timber.Prince George Citizen, 22 Mar 1965 Several portable sawmills began operations.Prince George Citizen, 30 Mar 1965 Carrier Lumber and Cattermole Timber adopted new ideas such as felling on the ice and sorting later.Prince George Citizen, 3 May 1985 The latter was located on the west bank of the Parsnip River, two miles south, and was accessed by an ice-bridge.Under These Waters, p. 20 Fires completely gutted its 50,000-foot capacity McLean Lake Mill,Prince George Citizen, 14 Apr 1965 and the Courhon Sawmill on Scott Creek at mile 56 of the access road. A forest fire at Mile 43 threatened another mill.Prince George Citizen, 14 May 1965 Temporary work camps were at Miles 49 and 73.Under These Waters, pp. 23-37 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.