Correspondence, financial records, genealogical research, and other records relating to the activities and members of the Gravel family in Quebec, New York and Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan.

This file part consists of federal Department of the Interior records related to homestead applications, land grants (letters patent), and/or land use enquiries that are associated with the person or organization (e.g. grantee, patentee) and (where identified) the land location specified in the title of the record description.

This file part consists of federal Department of the Interior records related to homestead applications, land grants (letters patent), and/or land use enquiries that are associated with the person or organization (e.g. grantee, patentee) and (where identified) the land location specified in the title of the record description.

A bird's eye view of the village of Fort Walsh.

Records of Roman Catholic missionary, author and historian Adrien-Gabriel Morice including correspondence, 1907-1920; historical notes on villages and towns in Western Canada, including Saskatchewan; miscellaneous notes; and a manuscript entitled A Critical History of the Red River Insurrection.

Records of the Village of Saltcoats and Town of Saltcoats, Saskatchewan consisting of Council meeting minutes, 1894-1927; bylaws, 1909; financial ledger, 1911-1915; village and town assessments, 1909-1916; financial statements, 1908-1923; and financial statements of the Electric Light Department, 1912-1918. The village was organized on April 4, 1894 and proclaimed a town on November 1, 1910.

Records of Saltcoats School District No. 140 consisting of a collectors' roll, 1907-1911; and an assessment roll, 1909-1911.

Records of the Saltcoats Cemetery Company consisting of minutes and various records, August 2, 1890 to June 28, 1905.

Records of Local Improvement District No. 213 (later Saltcoats Rural Municipality No. 213) consisting of Council meeting minutes, 1910-1912.

Records of the Statute Labour District No. 7/Local Improvement District No. 7 consisting of meeting minutes, 1898-1904.

Records of Local Improvement District No. 12-A-2 consisting of meeting minutes, 1904-1909.

Records created, accumulated and used by the administrators of the Village of Maple and Town of Maple Creek, Saskatchewan consisting of Council meeting minutes, 1898-1916; by-law nos. 1 to 198; assessment and tax rolls, 1908-1914; and a cash book, 1903-1910.

Maple Creek was organized as a village on April 28, 1896 and proclaimed a town on April 30, 1903.

Horses pull carts to Canadian Pacific Railway cars parked on the edge of a village of a few buildings and numerous tents.

From MA 5 file.

Water Works Plans