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This fonds consists of records accumulated by Sun West School Division No. 207 of Saskatchewan. The fonds consists of records created by defunct school districts and school divisions that were formerly located in Sun West School Division's current geographical boundaries. Some of the larger communities represented in the fonds include Marengo; Biggar; Outlook; Kenaston; Davidson; Lucky Lake; Beechy; Kyle; Eston; Elrose; Rosetown; Eatonia; and Kindersley. The types of records mainly included are cash books, minute books and unbound board meeting minutes, correspondence, and daily attendance registers.
No series were identified in this fonds.
Sun West School Division No. 207 of Saskatchewan, 2006-
Film report: (1) Saskatoon Board of Trade's " Friendship Train" visits Conquest, South Saskatchewan River Project, Dinsmore, Wiseton, Elrose, Eston, Kindersley, and Rosetown.
Interviews: (1) Greg Barnsley interviews Mr. Thrasher, Neil Prentice, Mr. Howard, on the construction of the new Rosetown hospital. Students are interviewed on school hours. (3) Mayor Bob McNabb on Rosetown.
Scanned images are of photographs of Canadian National Railway (CNR) stations at Rosetown, Dundurn, and Harris, Saskatchewan. Includes: (1) CNR station agent's quarters at Rosetown in winter; (2) interior of waiting room at the Rosetown station; (3) exterior of Rosetown station in winter; (4) Rosetown CNR station agent Frank W. Bowles with his 1929 Essex automobile. Bowles was the station agent at Rosetown from 1914 to 1937; (5) exterior of Rosetown station; (6) exterior of CNR station at Dundurn; (7) exterior of CNR station at Harris with a nurse standing nearby.
Document entitled Cree Legends, written in Cree language with English translations. Includes pages 11 to 346. Document was loaned for copying by Alphonse Little Poplar through the Saskatchewan Department of Culture and Youth.
Publication entitled The Plains Cree, by David Mandelbaum (Anthropological Papers of the American Museum of Natural History, Vol. XXXVII, Pt. II, 1940, pgs. 155-316). Loaned by Alphonse Little Poplar in January 1975.
Illustrated prospectus of the North Western Land Company Ltd. of Rosetown, Saskatchewan. Published on January 24, 1911 and printed by the Phoenix Job Print.
