sawmill

In the hospital it is the brain or heart surgeon, and in the sawmill it is the sawyer who with squinting eyes makes the first major cut that turns a log into boards.

Trees, after all, take years to grow, and in some parts of the US, there’s limited sawmill capacity to turn timber into lumber.

When it reached a certain size, the tree was logged and transported to a sawmill to be made into lumber.

Andrew Miller, Stimson’s CEO, said his company wanted to share details about its forestry and sawmill operations with the community.

We come to a clearing, the site of a small abandoned sawmill.

Thus, one who is employed as a workman in a sawmill on such days as it was in operation for four months was not a casual employee.

They saw the log into the tie—they work from the piles of timber which they have about the sawmill, to store up the supply.

They drove down to the sawmill, delivered their requisition, and had their wagon loaded with newly-sawn plank.

A sawmill was the largest figure of the town, and the railway station was the center.

He's a child's plaything—about as much use as the little wooly dog that lives down by the sawmill.