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Biographical information on Hon. Thomas John Bentley.

The Late Judge Bryant, The School Trustee, October 1945. Judge Bryant was president of the Saskatchewan School Trustees' Association from 1918 to 1925. 1 p.

Our Gallery of His Honour the Late Judge James Fraser Bryant, The School Trustee, May 1950. James Bryant, 1877-1945, was a lawyer, politician, judge, and active community member in Regina and Saskatoon. 3 p.

Newspaper article: First Manager of STC [Saskatchewan Transportation Company], W.T. Bunn, Dies at 73, Regina Leader-Post, October 1, 1975. William Thompson Bunn, 1902-1975, was a Saskatchewan pioneer flying chartered planes, a flying instructor with the Royal Canadian Air Force in Regina during World War II, a pilot for Canadian Pacific Airlines, and a manager with STC. 1 p.

File consists of biographical information about Herbert Thomas Burrell, 1919-1943, who went to England with the Saskatoon Light Infantry in December 1939 and was killed at Ortono, Italy on December 18, 1943.

Newspaper article: Last Steam Engine Goes Through Here: All Trains Now Dieselized, The Humboldt Journal, April 21, 1960. 1 p.

Newspaper article: Joseph Burton Dies in Hospital, Regina Leader-Post, August 2, 1960. Joseph Burton, 1892-1960, was a farmer, a CCF member of the provinal legislature representing Humboldt, a member of the House of Commons, and provincial secretary in Saskatchewan (1952-1956). 1 p.

Newspaper article: J.W. Burton, 67, Dies in Hospital Here, The Humboldt Journal, August 4, 1960. 1 p.

Three articles: Great Loss [Joseph Burton], The Commonwealth, September 14, 1960; Joseph Burton, Humboldt Pioneer, Former Provincial Secretary, Deade at 67, The Prairie Messenger, August 11, 1960; Brother Joseph Burton Passed Away on July 31, Humboldt Knights of Columbus News, August 1960. 1 p.

Court documents regarding the Supreme Court of the North-West Territories case of Thomas Osborne Davis versus George Sutherland, 1886. 2 p.

Article entitled, "Reminiscences of Senator Davis' Earlier Career: H.E. Ross Recalls Some of the Interesting Incidents of Pioneer Days", The Daily Herald, Prince Albert, January 23, 1917. 1 c. (2 copies).

Article about Constable Daniel "Peaches" Davis, from the RCMP Quarterly, 1948; biography of Thomas Osborne Davis, 1856-1917, from Canadian Directory of Parliamentry, 1867-1967 and the Canadian Parliamentary Guide. 1 p.

Notes on Thomas Osbourne Davis by Douglas Fraser, March 12, 1963. 1 p.

Letter dated October 28, 1970 from Mr. Justice C.S. Davis to Saskatchewan Archives Board staff regarding information about his father, Thomas Osborne Davis.

Article called "One of First Pioneers to Celebrate Birthday", and provides biographical information about Mrs. J.C. DeGrear (nee Laurie), who is a pioneer in the Battlefords and celebrating her eighty-second birthday, North Battleford New-Optimist, August 3, 1950. 1 p.

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Article about Mrs. J.D. DeGear, who turned one hundred years old and had worked with her father, P.G. Laurie, the founder of the first newspaper of the Northwest Territories, the Saskatchewan Herald, Leader-Post, Regina, August 8, 1968. 1 p

Death annoucement for Frederick Arthur Dewhurst, 1911-1985, who had been a M.L.A. for the Wadena constituency from 1945 to 1975, Leader-Post, Regina, 1985. 1 p.

Biographical information on J.T. Douglas, former Minister of Highways from 1944 to 1960 and Minister of Public Works from 1944 to 1948, [1960?]. 1 p.

Programme for the dedication ceremonies for the unveiling of the James G. Gardiner Historic Cairn held in Lemberg, Saskatchewan on June 11, 1967. The programme includes biographical information; highlights in Gardiner's political career; and a photograph of the cairn, located on the Gardiner farm in the Lemberg district.