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Front of Postcard:

Picturesque View of the Falls, Sioux Falls, S.D.


Back of Postcard:

These are very good of the falls.

The last photograph of the

Hatchards and Wheatons together

as friend Tom dropped dead

in their Winnipeg Apt Sept.

26-1925 This photo taken

Aug 26-'25. in front of Mrs.

Porters sons home, Highland

Park, Ill.

Mrs Porter was…

Mr and Mrs Adelbert Wheaton and

daughter-Aleen and Aunt

Augusta Wheaton.

May 25-'24

Taken on our way home by

Reo house car.

Front of card:

Adelbert Wheaton's- Champaign, Ill.

Aug 27, '24

The night previous we

spent in Milford, Ill-

From Mrs Porters home

on Sheridan Road-

Highland Park Ill

we drove straight down

thru the heart of Chicago.

Stopped in Lincoln Park

to look around as hadnt

been…

Apr, 19-

Bidding Hatchards, Mrs

Porter and Miss Mary Simpson

goodby in the Riverside

Tourist Camp. But, we

lingered at San Bernardino

again at Riverside then back

to San Bernardino 'til

April 21-waiting to

get into Arizona…

Most of the forenoon of Aug

19 was spent sightseeing

in and around Madison-

Visited the State House and got

a birdseye view from its

roof. Visited the campus of

the University of Wisconsin and

drove up and down its streets…

On Aug 17-1925, accompanied

by Chas Daily of Colorado Sprs

who had come from Western

Elec. Plant, Chicago the 15th to visit

Ohio relatives of his mother, we

started early toward Chicago.

with Chas Wheaton at the

wheel for a…

April (crossed out) May 2

Along this stretch we saw

another house-car, but we

stopped so long looking

at the wonderful works of

the Creator that they

out distanced us, but before

reaching camp that night

we again saw it.

A…

Site of old Fort Bridger

may be seen, parts of the old

Mormon wall, Judge Carter's old

store, once called the best west

of the Missouri Riv.

The old Pony Express stable

is partially shown in the

left side of photo. The…

We saw dozens of

similar outfits, beginning

after Searchlight, Nevada.

There were cow herders

as well, tho less

numerous than the

sheepherders.

Often our road way was

full of animals and we

were obliged to drive

most…