My observations of Lake Roesiger from July 4, 1926 to date, by Harry B. Dye 23128 Lake Roesiger Drive On July 3, 1926 my father Harry W Dye took his family, which included my mother, Mary Frances Dye, my two sisters, now Mrs Kenneth R MacArthur and Mrs Robert Walthew, as well as myself Harry B Dye to Lake Roesiger for the 4th of July weekend. We traveled up a little old dirt wagon road from Monroe to the Roesiger Campground in the south lake, which is now known as the State Park. We were towing a small trailer which un— folded and opened up into two, three quarter beds and an army cot for me to sleep on. Mr and Mrs Roesiger, Senior were managing the operations at that time. They had three or four sons: namely, Bruno, Solin and the other;l cannot remember their names. We caught a good mess of silver trout that weekend and had several fish frys. My father was so taken with the lake that on the same weekend and unbeknown to his family, bought a cute little log cabin in the south lake for fishing. THE LOG CABIN The log cabin was built of all cedar logs by a Canadian ranger who was an expert craftsman, It was located on Lot 59 of Lake Roesiger Park Addition. paid $900.00 for it in 1926. was platted by Dr. Harry K Lum and Raymond I Greene, and recorded of record on July 30, 1923. The records show my father The Lake Roesiger Park Addition The principal road through the subdivision was known as Ginmer Road, and recently changed to Lake Roesiger Drive. , Author: , Accession/Object ID: 2018.24.12, Object Name: Observations of Lake Roesiger, Title: , Description: Obsevations by Henry B. Dye of Lake Roesiger from July 4th, 1926., OCR Text: My observations of Lake Roesiger from July 4, 1926 to date, by Harry B. Dye 23128 Lake Roesiger Drive On July 3, 1926 my father Harry W Dye took his family, which included my mother, Mary Frances Dye, my two sisters, now Mrs Kenneth R MacArthur and Mrs Robert Walthew, as well as myself Harry B Dye to Lake Roesiger for the 4th of July weekend. We traveled up a little old dirt wagon road from Monroe to the Roesiger Campground in the south lake, which is now known as the State Park. We were towing a small trailer which un— folded and opened up into two, three quarter beds and an army cot for me to sleep on. Mr and Mrs Roesiger, Senior were managing the operations at that time. They had three or four sons: namely, Bruno, Solin and the other;l cannot remember their names. We caught a good mess of silver trout that weekend and had several fish frys. My father was so taken with the lake that on the same weekend and unbeknown to his family, bought a cute little log cabin in the south lake for fishing. THE LOG CABIN The log cabin was built of all cedar logs by a Canadian ranger who was an expert craftsman, It was located on Lot 59 of Lake Roesiger Park Addition. paid $900.00 for it in 1926. was platted by Dr. Harry K Lum and Raymond I Greene, and recorded of record on July 30, 1923. The records show my father The Lake Roesiger Park Addition The principal road through the subdivision was known as Ginmer Road, and recently changed to Lake Roesiger Drive. , Granite Falls Historical Society,Documents (articles, clippings, letters, papers),General Articles & Documents,General Articles,General Articles 06,Observations of Lake Roesiger (2018.24.12),Observations of Lake Roesiger (2018.24.12) 1, Observations of Lake Roesiger (2018.24.12) 1