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Local histories compiled mainly by students and staff of various schools to commemorate Saskatchewan's Golden Jubilee in 1955 as follows: Buffalo Hump School District No. 3809; Wilfred School District No. 1476; Schuler School District No. 1584; Canvassback School District No. 1973; Keller School District No. 2350; Spalding School (Grades 3 to 5); St. Brieux School District No. 1463; Valley View School District No. 2655; North Willow Grove School District No. 2020; St. Bascilian School District No. 103; Racing Lake School District No. 2206; Jarema School District No. 1731; Lenore Valley School District No. 3490; Cameron School District No. 1187; Muenster Monastery; Humboldt Separate School; Lake Lenore School District No. 1473; Carmel Station School District No. 4950; Laurier School District No. 1466; Stearns School District No. 4758; Gartmore School District No. 1905; Grove Lake School District No. 4943; Dixon School District No. 1872; Chaucer School District No. 1666; Runnydale School District No. 133; St. Henry School District No. 1046 (Marysburg); Scotland School District No. 1132 (history of Kessock); South Pinto School District No. 3532; Landis School District No. 2363; Model School District No. 931; Sunny View School District No. 2307; Epsen School District No. 1055; Sjolie School District No. 3594; Riversdale School District No. 2223; and Cranberry School District No. 4795.
Local histories compiled mainly by students and staff of various schools to commemorate Saskatchewan's Golden Jubilee in 1955 as follows: Early Dawn School District No. 2373; Quill Plains School District No. 2848; Blume School District No. 3073; Spalding School District No. 1577; Daisy School District No. 3348; Hillsley School District No. 1827; Rose Bush School District No. 2192; Arras School District No. 2192; MacKintosh Lake School District No. 2610; Hat Creek School District No. 1069; Spalding School District No. 1577; Deer Lake School District No. 1434; Lake Igance School District No. 3216; Rock Valley School District No. 1150; Champlain School District No. 1185; Diamond Willow School District No. 4593; St. Gertrude School District No. 2329; Solo School District No. 4895; Selmond School District No. 478; Englefeld School; Bunker Hill School District No. 2724; Colorado School District No. 4666; Banner School District No. 1959; Spalding School District No. 1577; St. Benedict School; Bright Valley School District No. 3353; Pilger School District No. 4602; Manor Park School District No. 1674; Golden Acre School District No. 3064; Iron Spring School District No. 1107; Tolstoi School District No. 4730; St. Matthew School District No. 4673; Monastery School District No. 1086 (Muenster); and Beaver Plains School District No. 555.
Items are a series of photographs showing scenes related to the petroleum/oil industry: (1)-(2) Oil Cleaning Plant at Lloydminster; (3)-(4) Shell Oil drilling rig at Minton; (5)-(9) Workers unload oil drilling rig; (10)-(13) Oil drilling rigs at Humboldt (Commonwealth); (14)-(16) Oil drilling rigs at Wood Mountain (Sohio), and Amazon, Saskatchewan.
Records created, accumulated and used by J.D. Herbert as Director of Historic Sites under the Saskatchewan Jubilee Committee, 1953-1955, and thereafter in the Department of Natural Resources until his retirement on July 31, 1956. The first section contains files relating to individual historic sites in Saskatchewan. The second section consists of files relating to the administration of the historic sites program. Also included are Herbert's appointment book and records of Arthur S. Morton. Includes information on Pile o' Bones. For information on Edna Jaques, see file for Briercrest.
Includes information on St. Mary's Church in Kronau; the telegraph station in Kutawa; Emmanual College in Prince Albert; buffalo rubbing stones; Buffalo Pound Lake Church; river crossings; war holes; Government House in Regina; Grey Owl's cabin; and the petroglyphs in Roche Percee. Information on Nut Lake House is filed under Capot House. File 1.8 relates to Bell Farm near Indian Head, Saskatchewan. Includes information on St. John the Baptist Mission in Ile a la Crosse. The file relating to the Cree - Blackfoot Battle, 1866 includes photographs of the Log Valley Massacre site (Vermillion Hills). The file entitled Date Rock, Druid includes a photograph captioned "Dated Rock" near Druid, dated July 1, 1791".
Obituary for William B. Telfer, who published The Humboldt Journal newspaper in Humboldt, Saskatchewan from 1905 to 1946. Published in The Leader-Post, Regina.
Records of the town of Humboldt including: general correspondence; by-laws; tax analysis; assessment and tax rolls; correspondence and by-laws, 1951-1958; ledger, 1919 tax collection, business assessment, 1911-1919, 1931-1934, 1941-1946.
