History of the Wolters family entitled The Wolters 1966 compiled by Lucille Wolters and published by Inter-Collegiate Press, Ltd. The book was dedicated to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wolters on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary on February 16, 1967.
German language publication entitled, Canada: Welt Des Weizens. Published by Wilhelm Andermann Verlag. Written by Ilse Schreiber, the publication chronicles her trip through Canada and includes a description of her travels and visits in north-western Saskatchewan, North Battleford, St. Walburg, Paradise Hill, etc.
German Folk Festival Programme
Copy of programme for the convention of German Canadians and the German Folk Festival in Regina, Saskatchewan on June 22 and 23, 1937.
Part of Otto and Sophie Herbster fonds
Diaries; clippings; materials concerning their farming operation near Whitewood; German language books and pamphlets (English and German languages).
A handwritten memoir of Joseph A. Hinz, 1894-1983. In 1892 his parents left Berlin, Germany and went to the United States for about 16 years then settled in Muenster, Saskatchewan in 1908.
Kinship: The Schopf Story in North America, 1893-1998
Part of Family Histories collection
Kinship: The Schopf Story in North America, 1893-1998. Written and published by Louise Petschulat.
Petschulat, Louise, 1939-2002
Publications relating to St. Joseph's Colony
Publication entitled Ripening Harvest: The Story of St. Joseph's Colony, Saskatchewan, 1905-1955, compiled to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the founding of St. Joseph's Colony. Includes information on Pioneer Oblate Missionaries; profiles of the parishes and schools in St. Joseph's Colony; an article on medical services in the colony by Dr. F.L. Eid; and a history of the Knights of Columbus, Wilkie Council. 44 p.
May 1955 issue of Der Marienbote, a German language monthly magazine published by the Oblate Fathers at the Marian Press, Battleford, Saskatchewan. Includes information on the parishes and schools in St. Joseph's Colony. 48 p.
Saskatchewan German Council: Postillion
Issues of Postillion, the newsletter of the Saskatchewan German Council. Includes December, 1988; June, 1990; and December, 1992 issues, which contain both English and German language.
Sister Augustine Koett reminiscences
Copy of unpublished reminiscences of Sister Augustine Koett, OSU, entitled Pioneer Days, 1903-1916. August Koett left Eillinwood, Kansas in 1903 to homestead in the Dixon, North-West Territories district. Includes references to St. Peter's Colony, Muenster.
Six Generations of Dishes From the Gieg's - Gish's, cookbook
A Canadian-American Genealogical Cookbook, compiled by Georgia Bodholdt and Elma Baughman in memory of their German grandparents, William and Dora Gieg, who homesteaded near Lang. Published and printed by Cookbooks By Morris Press, Kearney, NE.