Aerial views of various communities in southern Saskatchewan: 01 to 02 Lumsden; 03 Outlook; 04 Silton; 05 Govan; 06 to 07 Strasbourg; 08 Duval; 09, 11 to 12 Watrous; 10 Nokomis; 13 Young; 14, 16 to 17 Saskatoon.

Obituary for Oscar Landstrom, pioneer of the Govan, Saskatchewan district (The Leader-Post, Regina).

Diary kept by Maurice Dunk Clancy from April 1911 until his death in May 1912 transcribed and edited by his niece, Harriet D. Jeffrey (Salsbury), 1995. 35 p. Includes information on Clancy's experiences homesteading in the Govan, Saskatchewan district.

Copy of letter dated May 13, 1912 from The Standard Trusts Company to Mr. Clancy in Newburg, Ontario regarding the estate of his son, Morris D. Clancy.

Copy of letter dated October 25, 1996 from Harriet D. Jeffrey of Yarker, Ontario to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Regina, Saskatchewan regarding her uncle, Maurice Dunk Clancy, who died from a gunshot to his hand.

Copy of letter dated November 7, 1996 from the RCMP Museum, Regina to the Saskatchewan Archives Board regarding the M.D. Clancy case.

Item is an image of Fargey and Fraser general store located on Main Street in Govan, Saskatchewan. A buggy, trees and picket fence are visible in front of store.

History of the Catholic Archdiocese of Regina, Saskatchewan for the period 1911 to 1951, written and compiled by Right Reverend Frank Gerein. Includes historical sketches on the archdiocese and its Archbishops and administration, and the religious communities of men and women, deaneries and parishes, educational institutions, missions and laity within the archdiocese.

See page 41 for references to Abby Nullius of Muenster, Saskatchewan.

Govan.

Govan aerial views