Cowboys with range cattle, Alberta.

Original letters written to Peter and Florence Swain by Henri Letourneau of St. Boniface, Manitoba. The letters include information on the St. Boniface Museum, where Letourneau served as the first curator; the weather; personal affairs; and recollections of Letourneau's time working at the 76 Ranch at Crane Lake, Saskatchewan from August 1928 to November 1930. The Swains' farmed on Skull Creek, south-east of Piapot, and later resided in Maple Creek. Mr. Letourneau (1907-2002) was acquainted with Peter Swain's father, Francois-Xavier (Frank) Swain.

PI-1066: Voices of the Plains Cree, by Edward Ahenakew and edited by Ruth M. Buck. Published by McClelland and Stewart Limited, 1973. 204 p.

PI-1067: Naming Canada: Stories about Place Names from Canadian Geographic, by Alan Rayburn. Published by University of Toronto Press, 1994. 271 p.

PI-1068: The Great Canadian Range, by Philip S. Long. Third Edition, 1974. Published by Bonanza Books Ltd., Calgary, Alberta. The publication is an autobiography of life on the 76 Ranch in Saskatchewan in the early 1910s.

PI-1069: Saskatchewan Heroes & Rogues, by Ruth Wright Millar. Published by Coteau Books, Regina, Saskatchewan. 2004. Publication consists of biographies of the following individuals: Kathleen Rice; Ernest Dufault, alias Will James; Charlie Parmer; Big Tom Hourie; Norman Falkner; Morris "Two-Gun" Cohen; Jean Ewen; Gladys Arnold; Father John Claffey; Joan Bamford Fletcher; Emma Woikin; and Richard St. Barbe Baker.

PI-1070: Cornerstones: An Artist's History of the City of Regina, by William Argan with Pam Cowan. Published by The Leader-Post Carrier Foundation Inc., Regina, Saskatchewan. 1995. 144 p.

PI-1071: Cornerstones 2: An Artist's History of the City of Regina, by William Argan with Pam Cowan. Published by The Leader-Post Carrier Foundation Inc., Regina, Saskatchewan. 2000. 144 p.

PI-1072: Strange Events and More: Canadian Giants, Witches, Wizards, and Other Tales, by Johanna Bertin. Published by Altitude Publishing Canada Ltd., Canmore, Alberta. 2004. Includes information on Edouard Beaupre, the Saskatchewan Giant.

PI-1073: Parkland Portraits: Some Natural History of the Prairie Parklands, by Doug Gilroy. Published by Western Producer Prairie Books, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. 1979. 127 p.

PI-1074: Saskatchewan Scenic Secrets, by Robin and Arlene Karpan. Published by Parkland Publishing, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. 2001. 128 p.

PI-1075: Northern Sandscapes: Exploring Saskatchewan's Athabasca Sand Dunes, by Robin and Arlene Karpan. Published by Parkland Publishing, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. 1998. 128 p.

PI-1076: it's just Prairie, photos and text by Ron Richardson. Published by Here and There Publishing, Wynyard, Saskatchewan. 1996.

PI-1077: Prairie Light, by Courtney Milne. Published by Western Producer Prairie Books. Second printing, 1986.

PI-1078: Building for the Future: a photo journal of Saskatchewan's Legislative Building, by Gordon L. Barnhart. Additional research and photo selection by David McLennan. Published by Canadian Plains Research Center. 2002. 122 p.

PI-1079: Regina: A City of Beautiful Homes, by Margaret Hryniuk and Meta Perry. Illustrations by Joan McNeil. Published by First Writing, Regina, Saskatchewan. 1994. 76 p.

PI-1080: Old Man on His Back: Portrait of a Prairie Landscape. Text by Sharon Butala. Photographs by Courtney Milne. Published by Harper Collins Publishers Ltd. 2002.

PI-1081: Regina's Secret Spaces: Love and Lore of Local Geography, edited by Lorne Beug, Anne Campbell and Jeannie Mah. Photography by Don Hall. Published by Canadian Plains Research Centre, Regina, Saskatchewan. 2006. 206 p.

PI-1082: 2004-2005 Business Listing & District Map of Regina's Old Warehouse District issued by Regina's Old Warehouse Business Improvement District, Regina, Saskatchewan. Includes map, advertisements, and alphabetical business listing.

Range cattle on round-up near Lethbridge, at Sandhill Corral Lake, etc.

Documentary: FILM R-3880 and FILM R-3871 are production sound tracks #1 and #2 respectively for THE OL' COW TOWN, a film about Maple Creek and the ranching industry in the area.