May 16th, 1933, Tuesday: A lovely forenoon but hot p.m. and some clouds and dust from south west. The men chored, and Wm and Narvin planted the garden and got our meals, for Will and I went to Furrey’s. L. A. Jonak, 2 miles south of Carter, and Thomas Whiting caught us near Furrey’s, so Fred Larmer rode with him as he went with us from Furreys and Harry and Bechstel came after, so he came back with them and Will and I went to Rumolfon’s, Murphy’s, back to Winner, got rhubarb and Tomato plants, to Witten where we ate ice-cream, to Chas. Stormworth of Witten, to John Jansen’s, Mosher, to O’Kreek, to Tom Sazama’s, to O’Kreek again, but no trees, on to Martin, Sioux-City truck there, so home about 9 p.m. Jerry Bowlin and a boy brought in 90 head of cattle. B. J. Wagner here in evening. Thomas stayed for lunch.
in Misc. Diary Entry
May 16, 1933
~Hidden Timber, South Dakota