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The post office is behind the tree. Mr Ham is the middle man. The early Mouren residence on the left was painted red. The beds in front of the house were rented out to harvesters or sheepherders.

3 piles of barley in the Mouren's Huron yard. The piles are waiting to be shipped, before the new warehouse was completed. They had torn down the wooden warehouse. The vehicle is their new 1935 Ford Truck.

Using a 60 catepillar, 1920 Harris wooden harvester in field, it had a 24 foot header. 2 men loading a 1935 Ford truck which carried 105 bags of barley weighing 100 pounds each.

People at the grand opening.

On right: Mr. Semper and family, left of Mr. Semper, Mr. Ham (7th from left), Mr. Claverie over 2 right from Mr. Ham.

Mouren's Central Hotel was located to the left.

The Central Hotel owned by the Mouren's is on the left of the store.

Right to left: Edmund Mouren, Joseph Mouren Sr., Joseph Mouren Jr., Agnes Mouren, Margerite Mouren in arms of Angele Mouren, Angele (child) Mouren (Angele died of pnuemonia at approximately 10 years old). Rest of the people are unidentified…

The old Mouren hotel in Huron. It burned in 1919.

Mr. Oren Lee King is driving a thresher pulled by 26 horses and mules, in the 1914 or 1915 harvest. Mr. King was married to Agnes Mouren sister of Joseph Mouren.