Big Lake Breeze, September 1, 1935

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FORESTRY.  NEWS
By Don Burcalow
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Sep:-   I,     193S
The  dcuo?e  shift  came to  an  ena  last Friday  as   another reminder that  Summer  is
about over and   Winter  is about to  drop  in for  a couple of weeks.     The  last road work
don--; by  the crews  on the double  shift was  the  completion of  the  Cedar Lake   truck trail,
the date 01   this writing,   the winter-time  schedule goes  into   effect.     All crews  now
1  a* ■   camp  at  Eight A.   M. »   instead of   Six-Thirty  and   Seven A.   M.     Incidentally,   have
you :-uji'-sd  how  earlj   it gets dark now?
Leo   Sr.ita  and  his  gravel  gang worked Thursday  and  part  of  Friday hauling   sand  to
the Ranger  Station in Cloquet  for  the  construction of a  small  nursery  and  arbaretum.
Ranker Carlton is going to have  a mighty fine  looking station when the grounds  are  fixed" up  Tjth  the demonstration tree plots-
The  done pickers have   been pretty busy  the  last week climbing every tree within
forty mil is  that has  ceres  on it,     picking White  pine cones  is the  stickiest  job on
vsk:   a.e fellows who have  pine pitch  in their hair,   ears,   eta •,   for  pome  swell
. ::i'v- i7o  pine  tree in  the vicinity has  been safe  so  far;   as  even the pines  in
'mopurst   Park in Cloquet were  stripped  l^st week.     To  date,   approximately ten bushels
of Norway pine  cone:  and  thirty-two  bushels  of White pine cores  have been picked,,
George   Santerre,   Pierre Grey,   John Long,   and  J.   L.   Ryan,   and their crews,   are
still haoVing   their ways along the  roadside  jungles   in the   Fon du  Lac.     Thij wee?-:  is
especially tough because   all  the roads  are through  swamps  that only the  Fon du  Lae   can
nave.
You've   probably noticed,   but    .11  of  the  State buildings  are  being  re-sided witn
ship-lap*     When completed,   the  State Office,   Blacksmith  Shop,   arid  two Garages will  look
like the  new four-stall  garage even do\m   to   the  green  and  white  paint*
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NOTES FROM THE LIBRARY
Since the last issue of tho Breeze a number of magazines have been added to the
Library, The magazines have beon in continual use since their arrival* To date. 15
Western magazines  have been r-^ad,     Other magr.zir.es  snowing a demand   ire th-3  following:
"•a   aV.P'ilaL MQ°hcn3os,   jolliers,   American 1   -asurdcy l^enina "-sta   Qutfoors.   and
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A check of took interests has  been made  end  books  have been obtained
the demand  of the boys rriers.   again,   prevail   che  favor" '.   s       Poys
ing on the list for books ! -s follows: Smock. Tanrinen Fcuike: Floyd
Newman- A'aa.n, ^orwird, Maynor. Simpson. Conkrignt, Sauors Long. .^ a.ji-.3,
.;cott,   MoAndrews.   Irox    Godfrey,   and  Soger.
For UiCg.-rinss    :at'7 'an  and Thorpe haV3 been the mosJ:  frequent  callers      Thorpe
specialise-   ir. Motion Piotu^ sr.opoliton,   a.:d  Popular fcjecho lies    while  \.r\]Yl n
reads  L-osmcpo] ,;aui    Collier3,   and  Saturday Evening" Tost-     To d"nte    the magazines Iiav
been checked  out   l/j.7  times