Isabella Trail-Blazer, June 21, 1935

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HISTORY CF COMPANY 13.81
This company was organized at Fort
Snelling June 4, 1933.  June 5, 1933
one hundred and two enrolle • s were detailed to their s .ecial school for training, and given preliminary  instructions
relative to their work in the woods.
The organization left tne fort June
19, 1933 and arrived .t tho prjSb&t site
Junu 20, 1933 at 7:00 \.:,1.  P  : JO  that
nine hospital ward t^nts, six la_ -   11
tents, fidld kitchen ir.d otn^r necessities
were complete.-!. Cup construction start-
o-n ed on July 24, 1933 v;ith CCC labor doing
~H77  all the building ind.  native troes furnishing the lumber.  The c imp now completed has five b.rr.cks 10)0 ft. X 80ft,
ch with a fifty .nan capacity, forestry
1 officers quarters, of f ice, g -.rage ,
hospit .1, light pi ent, shower and wash
room, kitchen ind aess hall, school house
recreational hall, tool h&use, supply
r     .1 pump hous-.
Forestry work projects have included;
o liberation, fish and go   t provemwnt
K' road construction, surveys, ro lent c :.-
trol, hazard removal, acquistion and
construction work.
During the life >f the camp nearly
500 .l-or. have served     l-aunt leriods.
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ANN IV 3R S IR Y    ? AR TY
The celebration in honor of the completion of two years for 1721 went over
in a big way sxc«pt for the sports program tnat had to be posponed due to the
wet diamond. Got being able to play the
soft ball game between the foresters and
tho loaders leaves us as much as evjr in
ftouot as to the rightful title holder.
Tne dinner was a regular uptown banquet with the menu including most everything that is good to eat.
The vaudeville program brought the
usual1 response that all entertainments
in camp ,ring.
"Dusty" and his Rythm Rogues from
Ely, furnished the music for the dance.
Over fifty girls from Ely came out and
ny 3 ocal opople attended.
The officers from sub-district  and
the officers from nearby camps joined
the camp celebration luring the afternoon. All aim. mi were sent invitations
and many c erne br.ck. This party will go
a in camp history as a great success
and now we look forward to an ther great
lay next year when thve third anniverary
will be  celebrated in a similiar way.
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