Harry Filmore SMITH

                   Family records, death certificate, cemetery records, obituary
Temple records
Marrriage record they eloped to Red Wing after marriage went to Bowdle, SD, He was a barber and a musician, played in a community band
1910 Postcard from Pine Island, MN to Elsie Schleicher in Zumbrota
1910 Census living in Pine Island with Anna C. wife  sheet four-159 taken April 18
1911 postcard from Thunderhawk, SD  to Elsie Schleicher in Zumbrota and another one to Fred Weckerling in Zumbrota
1916 postcard from Hackensack, MN

Dec 4, 1902  Harry Smith has been polishing chins the past week in the Maxon
tonsorial parlors during the absence of the proprietor. ( Pine Island News)

Nov 5, 1903  Harry Smith holds the highest record at the bowling Alley having
made the remarkable score of 224. ( Pine Island News)

abt. 1922- picture of Harold Smith with 2 Button girls
Aug 27, 1924   picture of Harold and 3 other boys with Rex on the shore of the lake and picture of their house
Dec 1928  John and Harold smith in Zumbrota
1930 census living in Zumbrota, MN manager of a bowling alley renting home $20 a month
Living at 1162 Appleton Street in Long Beach at time of death-Barber owned shop
1935 directed the town band in Zumbrota
ss# 469 05 3967 lived in Long Beach 1 year 7 months he died at 3:05 p.m.
According to the records of the War Dept in the Ntional Archives, Harry F. Smith was enrolled and mustered into the service July 30, 1898 at camp douglas, Wisconsin.  He was honorabley discharged January 18, 1899, at Anniston, Alabama, as a private, Company G. 4th Wisconsin Infantry.  At the time of his enrollment he stated that he was born in Olmstead county, Minnesota, and was 23 years 10 months of age.  His residence ant htat of his next of kin, John c. Smith, was given as Pine Island, Minnesota.