Booklet entitled, Lemberg 1903-1979 (A brief History), by Elizabeth Allen. Printed by the Lemberg Recreation Board.

(1): View of Railway Avenue in Lemberg, Saskatchewan.
(2)-(4): Images of members of Wilhelm Schofer's road building crew ca. 1944. Elsie Mass (nee Schofer), who cooked for the road crew, is the only female in the photograph. William Schofer lived near Melville, Saskatchewan and ran his road crew from there.
(5)-(7): Images of Wilhelm Schofer hauling grain with a cart and two horses to the elevator at Melville, Saskatchewan and sitting in the grain agent's office. [ca. 1960].

Brief history of the town of Lemberg, Saskatchewan compiled at the request of the Lemberg Town Council by Louise (Barkman) Bruch as part of the Celebrate Saskatchewan projects in 1980 to commemorate Saskatchewan's 75th anniversary.

This poster is a proclamation for the constituency of Melville announcing an election for it's member of the Legislative Assembly to be held on October 11, 1967. Included is a list of polling divisions, the area they represent based on land descriptions, and the location of the polling station. The Returning Officer was Joseph Banick. This poster was printed by The Melville Advance Publishing Co., Ltd., Melville, Sask.

This poster is a proclamation for the constituency of Melville announcing an election for the member of the Legislative Assembly to be held on June 23, 1971. Included is a list of polling divisions, the area they represent based on land descriptions, and the locations of the polling stations. The Returning Officer was Joseph Banick. This poster was printed by The Melville Advance Publishing Co. Ltd., Melville, Sask.

This poster is a proclamation for the nomination of candidates and the electoral division of North Qu'Appelle. The election for the member of the Legislative Assembly was to be held on August 14, 1908. Included is a list of the polling divisions, the area they represent based on land descriptions, the location of the polling station, and the name of the deputy returning officer. The returning officer was Thomas M. Bee.

Includes information and correspondence relating to library grants, the establishment of libraries and mechanics institutes, the purchase and borrowing of books and periodicals, and lists of libraries and institutes operating in the province. Includes petition from Doukhobor settlers, Arran, for establishment of a library of Russian books (1917) and correspondence relating thereto.

File no. 3 dates from 1908 to 1928 and includes lists of books and periodicals purchased by the Estevan Public Library and correspondence regarding library expeditures and grants from the Department of Education. File no. 12 includes lists of books and periodicals purchased by the Oxbow Public Library, information about library expenditures and correspondence regarding grants from the Department of Education, 1908-1927. File no. 13 includes lists of books and periodicals purchased by the Prince Albert Public Library, information regarding expenditures, report of secretary-treasurer for 1899 and 1902, lists of members of original mechanics and literary institute (1899 and 1907) and correspondence regarding grants from the Department of Education.

Includes records relating to the Regina Public Library including lists of books and periodicals purchased by the Regina Public Library; information regarding library expenditures and correspondence regarding grants from the Department of Education, 1908-1928. File 19 includes lists of books and periodicals bought by the Weyburn Public Library, correspondence regarding the formation of mechanics and literary institute and establishment as public library (1920), list of subscribers to mechanics institute (1907) and information regarding library expenditures and correspondence regarding grants from Department, 1906-1928.

File 11 relates to the library in North Battleford including correspondence regarding the resignation of librarian, H.F. Boyce, due to salary, working conditions, etc., 1919-1920.

St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church at Lemberg, Sask.

Collection of student essays from University of Regina classes regarding North-West Territories and Saskatchewan history.