The Sault Ste. Marie Evening News
Thursday, November 21,
1912
Joseph Strickland made a trip to the Soo with his launch after a load of supplies for Harry Anderson' camp on Drummond Island
Gordon Ware killed a large buck recently
Joseph McAdam of Drummond visited his daughter, Mrs. John Wickman, while on his way to spend the winter
Charles Slocum and family have moved to Elsaville to spend the winter.
Mrs. John Wickman left Thursday for Drummond to spend a few days with her parents.
John Pretty of this place spent a few days of last week in Elsaville on business.
John Wickman killed a strange looking deer. It was short and thick set, and had a very short tail. Its horns were the most peculiar of all, being turned down along the eyes. Old hunters say they never saw anything like it before.
Mrs. S.A. Wickman has returned from St. Joseph, where she visited friends and relatives.
George Cook is slowly recovering from his illness
James Flynn is sawing lumber when he can get logs enough to run. He has a promising plant for custom work.
Michael Flynn is building a new house.
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