Carl John Alfred Hammerberg. Case No. 5148. Letter from H. H. Thompson to Charles E. Vasaly, September 11, 1922.
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FORMERLY
WITH— LAKESIDE 538-F. 13
PITTSBURGH
STEAM SHIP COMPANY HEMLOCK 3199
U. S.
GOV’MT ENG’RS, DULUTH
GREAT LAKES DREDGE & DOCK CO., CHICAGO
CAPT. H. H.
THOMPSON
SUB-MARINE DIVER
ONLY DIVING APPARATUS AT THE HEAD OF THE LAKES MEMBER
OF
WITH THE TELEPHONE SYSTEM TWIN PORTS LODGE, NO.
12, SHIP MASTERS’
ASSOCIATION
ALL KINDS OF SUB-MARINE
WORK
23 YEARS EXPERIENCE
RESIDENCE
1212 EAST 4TH
ST.
DULUTH,
MINN.
Lakewood, Minn.
Sept.
11th 1922
Charles E. Vasley (sic)
St. Cloud Minn
Dear
Sir – I hereby notify that Carl Hammerberg is no in my employ he has been
in the habit of going to the city every Saturday evening and last Saturday he
was leaving with out my permission and he has not reported up to this 3 PM. Mr.
Vasley (sic) you know a man working on a farm can not be going to the city and
should two nights away while the chores have to be done and that is part of his
work he is not a very ambitious young man.
I think it would be wise to send
one of your agents to come here and investigate his case my residences is no at
Lakewood half mile out of the city lines.
Yours truly,
H. H.
Thompson