GRAMMAR - PLURALS

Logging camp in northern Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan contained colorful person who lived colorful life.

The camps were exciting place to live, but job were demanding, and day were long.

The logger often used river to transport the cut log from the forest to the sawmill.

Sometimes limbless tree trunk would get jammed up the river bend, resulting in logjam that explosives expert had to clear with dynamite.

It took many people to run a logging camp; for instance, feeder, or barn boss would feed the horse and clean the barn.

Blacksmith made and fitted horseshoe; they also made or repaired iron part for sleigh, wagon, and other equipment.

Bull cook filled the wood box, swept the bunkhouse, and fed the pig.

Clerk worked in the store or managed the supply.