Mss-90-01-01-037
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5 revisions | Ella Moore at Apr 05, 2024 05:36 PM Mss-90-01-01-03733
[[Blackjack, Ada, 1898-1983|our seamstress]] (?) to make some skin socks
and mittens, and told her to start scraping
a deer skin. When I returned from out on the ice I found her gone, where I could
not acertain. I hitched up the dogs and
put up a pole with a box nailed to it
half way between this camp and the
other camp. I then went to the other camp
with some traps and incedentals for
them and returned home, bringing a
load of wood with me. When I arrived
at camp I found [[Galle, Milton Harvey Robert, 1902-1923|Galle]] home and [[Blackjack, Ada, 1898-1983|the
seamstress]] just arrived. She said that
she had been out on the ice wandering
around following a fox track. That is
all I could get out of her. Consequently
she went supperless to bed. She will not
work and sits about and disobeys orders
and eats up our food and is being paid
$50 a month for doing the opposite, always.
Some times I think she is a little touched
in the head and other times just plain
ornery. Strong breeze from East. Cold. Cloudy
33 our seamstress (?) to make some skin socks
Max 30.5 Mss-90-01-01-037our seamstress (?) to make some our seamstress (?) to make some [shein] boots and mittens, and told her to start [poraping] a deer skin. When I [networked] from out on the ice I found her gone, where I could not acertain. I hitched up the dogs and put up a pole with a box nailed to it half way between this camp and the other camp. I then went to the other camp with some traps and incedentals [fox] them and returned home, bringing a load of wood with me. When I arrived at camp I found Galle home and the seamstress just arrived. She said that she had been out on the ice wandering around following a fox track. That is all I could get out of her. Consequently she went [payperless] to bed. She will not work and sits about and disobeys orders and eats up our food and is being paid $50 a month for doing the opposite, always. Some times I think she is a little [touched] in the head and other times just plain [ornery] Strong [creage] from East. Cold. Cloudy |