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This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used from 1864 to 1923 by Amédée E. and Henriette Forget relating mainly to their years in the North-West Territories and Saskatchewan.

The records pertain mainly to Amédée E. Forget's career as Lieutenant-Governor of the North-West Territories; Lieutenant- Governor of Saskatchewan and Indian Commissioner for Manitoba and the North-West Territories. The records consist primarily of addresses of welcome and/or farewell presented to Amédée Forget by various groups and organizations (1897-1907); Amédée Forget's replies to addresses (ca. 1902-1904); addresses by Amédée Forget, ca. 1897-1903; commissions appointing Amédée Forget to various positions; articles, correspondence and telegrams relating to his work as Indian Commissioner; photographs and visitors' registers from Government House in Regina, 1893-1910.

Records relating to Henriette Forget include a beaded necklace presented to her by Chief Little Bear; photographs; her reminiscences of Native activity in Battleford in 1879 and a scrapbook of clippings from French and English newspapers compiled by her and her husband between 1895 and 1923. The scrapbook includes several articles written by Henriette Forget, including "Navigation of the Saskatchewan in Early Days". The scrapbook pages from September 12, 1895 to July 21, 1905 have been microfilmed.

No series have been assigned to the records in this fonds.

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used by members of the David Nathaniel (Andy) Anderson family who resided in the Saskatchewan communities of Vantage, Tribune, Assiniboia and Regina between 1921 and 1986. It primarily consists of correspondence between Ruth (Woodworth) Anderson and her family in Bear River, Nova Scotia after her move to Saskatchewan in 1918 and until her death in 1978. In addition to updating family on daily activities and the health and wellness of family members, topics covered in the correspondence include Ruth settling in Regina; her experiences at Normal School; the influenza epidemic of 1918-1919; Ruth's courtship with Andy Anderson; the effects of the Depression on the family; the farm that the Andersons operated from 1947 to 1965; and travel experiences in the Andersons' retirement years. It also contains a small volume of correspondence from Andy Anderson, Ruth and Andy's son David John (Dave) Anderson, and their grandson David Reid (Davy) Anderson.

The types of records included are correspondence; academic records and certificates; invitations; ration books; medical records; publications; and a travel diary.

This fonds also consists of two publications written by David J. Anderson: a biography on his mother, entitled The Seventh Daughter (R-E3954); and To Get the Lights: A Memoir About Farm Electrification in Saskatchewan (R-E4846).

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds.

Collection consists of centre pages of original issues for Aneroid News Magnet from April 15 to April 29, May 20, June 10; and July 8, 1920.

The printing frequency of this title was weekly.

Collection consists of original and microfilmed issues for Aneroid News Magnet from 1948 to 1968.

The printing frequency of this title was weekly.

Absorbed: Vanguard Times, 1952.

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used by Annabel Dryden of Regina, Saskatchewan. The fonds includes a copy of "Yesterdays", Dryden's unpublished reminiscences of her childhood in Regina during the period 1925 to 1929 and three photographs taken during her childhood.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds.

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used by Anthony J. Hruska of Gerald, Saskatchewan. The fonds includes copies of "Between the Valleys: Vallar School District No. 1020, Gerald, Saskatchewan" and "Tapestry of Tribute: St. Wenceslaus Church, Gerald, Saskatchewan", both written and published by Hruska; farm account books and records, including Canadian Wheat Board permit books; federal and provincial election brochures, pamphlets and clippings; a scrapbook of weather reports; and records relating to the Saskatchewan Farmers Union, Gerald Lodge.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds.

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used by members of the Archie Jamieson family relating to their personal life and activities in Nova Scotia, Quebec, Saskatchewan and the North West Territories. Some of the records pertain to their experiences in various Canadian (gold) mining camps, including those located near Goldboro, Nova Scotia and Goldfields, Saskatchewan. The fonds also contains records created, accumulated and used by David Jamieson while researching and writing a four volume combined history of the mining industry and of his family entitled "The Gold Seekers."

The types of records included are correspondence and greeting cards (mainly between family members), postcards, photographs, legal documents, life insurance policies and receipts, mining inventory lists, income tax returns, diaries, maps, plans, audio and video cassettes, a technical drawing, manuscripts, and publications.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds.

This collection consists of discrete archival architectural material (private) such as architectural drawings, presentation drawings, architectural plans, technical drawings, etc., that are in the permanent collection of the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan. Architectural drawings found within fonds, series and collections are included within those descriptions.

This collection consists of discrete archival architectural material (public) such as architectural drawings, presentation drawings, architectural plans, technical drawings, etc., that are in the permanent collection of the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan. Architectural drawings found within fonds, series and collections are included within those descriptions.

Collection consists of issues for Arcola Star - Standard from August 1959 to June 1966; 1969 to September 19, 1979.