Three women standing in front of a building
A sign above their heads says "Law Office"
A doorway and a barber pole can be seen to the left
Written on the back in pencil: "E. Norgord"
Stamped on the back in blue ink: "Randall Photo Shop Biggar, Sask. Excello Hi-Gloss Prints Nov 18 1929" and "3"

Group photograph of the Apollo Choir in Biggar, Saskatchewan; members identified as: Back Row (left to right) Charles Maddin, John Davie, Fred Mansfield, Art Maddin, Bernard Cunningham, Harold Cunningham, Robert Laird, James Menielly, Margaret Burgess Middle Row (left to right) Agnes Brown, Magdelene Flemming, Mrs. Flemming, Frankie Ferguson, Doreen Poole, Emily Mclean, Bessie Webster, Dora Braun; Front Row Barbara Flemming, Ross Menielly

Group/team photograph of some curlers, eight women and one man, standing in front of a building in Springwater, Saskatchewan; four of the women are holding straw brooms

Two men in costumes

Eight people on a parade float in front of a brick building
two signs on the float read "Seasons Fashion Parade." and Hock & Packer"
There are Union Jack flags on one of the signs, each corner of the float and the front of the float

The pupils at Indian Head Public School in 1929

Records of transaction from H.B May and Ben Holden's store.

Seven cancelled Bank of Montreal cheques made out by J. C. Beatty in April and May, 1929 to various Indian Head businesses

Horses, men and machines building a rail-line near Lake Alma, Saskatchewan.

August 19, 1929 saw a major fire that destroyed 53 downtown buildings in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan and was estimated to be a million-dollar fire loss; wide-angle lense photograph shows streets of burnt buildings.

A duo-tang containing a 10-page description written by Robert G. Thompson to his daughter Etta, describing of the time he attended a First Nations Sun Dance.

Racetrack, horses and harness racing, men in announcer's booth, spectators leaning on fence.

This fonds contains a minutes book of the annual meeting of the Westview School District, a book order list for the school district, a letter of correspondence to Mrs. E.J. Forrest the secretary of the Westview School District, and a list of books ordered for the school district and confirmed by the department of education.