Abbey, 55
Adams, J. M., 69 Aerial Service Company Limited, Regina, 132-133 Agricultural machinery, 117; - binders, 44; - combines, 117, 190; - hay sweeps, 42-43; - plows, 15, 40, 41; - seed drills, 42; - steam engines, 41; - threshing machines, 44, 45; - trucks, 118-119; - walking plows, 40 Agriculture: - co-operatives, 108, 110-111; - harvesting, 44, 45, 116-117; - haying, 42-43, 119, 167; - listing, 168-169; - loans for war veterans, 104; - migration, 165; - production, 108; - stooking, 116-117; - wartime production, 98-99. Agriculture, Department of: - Better Farming Train, 112-113; - field day, 113 Ahenakew, Edward, 14 Airplanes, 132-133; Tiger Moth, 182 Ajawaan Lake: Beaver Lodge, 147 Alsask, 122-123 Anderson cart, 162 Anglican Church: - choirs, 90; - Holy Trinity, - Stanley Mission, 8-9 Arcola, 131 Automobiles, 163; - manufacturing, 78; - service stations, 134-135 Awde, Tom, 69 Baker, George, 188 Band, A., 130 Banking: pioneer, 68 Bare, David, 134-135 Barr Colonists, 32 Barr, Rev. Issac, 32 Baseball, 88 Batoche: ferry, 134 Battleford, 52 Beach, Enos, 44 Bell, Gordon, 68 Bennett buggy, 163 Bennett, R. B., 172, 175 Bentley, Frank, 148 Bentley, Jim, 148 Berry picking, 166-167 Better Farming Train, 112-113 Bibbings, Mrs. W. T., 89 Big Bear: Maple Creek camp, 1 Big Bear, Chief, 18 Biggar, 103; McKinley and Mitchell Hardware Store, 68; Railroad station, 177; Royal Visit, 177; Theater, 141 Big River, 120, 133 Billiards, 142 Bison: bones, 12; Hunters Camp, 4 Blackfoot Indians, 12 Blaine Lake, 136 Boharm, 40-41 Bombing and Gunnery School - Number Five, 182 Boulton's Mounted Infantry, 20 Boy Scouts: Victory Bond drive, 98 Breaking land, 40, 41. - See also Clearing land Breed, E., 127 Breland, Pascal, 11 Brethren Church, 34-35 Brick plant, 78 Bridges, 134, 170-171 British Commonwealth Air Training Plan, 182 Bryce, G., 15 Buchanan, 151 Buchanan, Lt.-Col. G. B., 188 Buffalo. See Bison Cameron Highlanders, 93 Canadian Emigration Offices, London, England, 24-25 Canadian Pacific Company, 134 Canadian Pacific Railway, 62; Hotel, 126-127 Canadian Standard Automobile and Tractor Company, 78 Canadian Wheat Board, 108 Canoes, 120 Capling, J. A., 166 Carlyle, 66, 131 Caron, 64 Carrot River, 164 Cassidy, A., 130 Cedar Lake, 7 Chautauqua, 139 Children: farm chores, 52 Churches: St. Peter's Cathedral, Muenster, 85 Churchill Lake, 120 Churchill River, 122 Churchill River Power Company, 122 Clark, W. C., 46 Clearing land, 40, 41, 166. See also Breaking land Clerk, Council of the North-West Territories, 11 Coal mines: Estevan, 74-75, 158 Coffee, 57 Cold Water Coulee, 12 Coldridge School District, 80 Collingwood, Herman, 27, 62 Condie, 90 Condie Anglican Church Choir, 90 Convery, Corline, 53 Cooperative marketing, 108, 109 Cote, N. Omer, 22 Council, North-West Territories, 11 Courval School District, 155 Crampton, P., 47, 66 Cree Indians: drummers and dancers, 2 Crescent Collieries, Limited, 75 Crozier, Superintendent L. F. N., 19 Cumberland district, 7 Cumberland House, 7 Cummingham, Alex, 66 Curling, 86 Cycling: Fort Qu'Appelle, 86-87 Cypress Hills, 12 Dafoe, 182 Dale, S. B., 66 Dances, 89 Davis, Charles, 37 Dayman, Peter, 48-49 Delaronde, 120 Dewdney, Lt.-Gov. Edgar, 11 Diet: Depression, 166; Pioneer, 55-56, 57 Dinsmore, 189 Doerfler, Abbot Bruno, 85 Dogs, 37 Dominion Lands Act: colonization companies, 16 Dominion Land Office and Customs Office, Maple Creek, 30 Dore Lake, 120 Doukhobors, 34 Doukhobor reserve, 31 Drought, 156-157, 163, 164, 169 Dumont, Gabriel, 18 Dundurn, 172-173, 181 Dunkirk, 122 Dust storms, 157 Duval, 68 Eagle Creek School District, 81 Eastend, 62, 144 Education, 80; Indians, 14; Pioneer, 82 Elections, Saskatchewan: 1944, 187; Active Service Vote, 1944, 187; Moose Jaw by-election, 1923, 106-107 Electric power, 122 Elementary Flying Training School, Number Six, 182 Elevators, 46, 48, 118 Embree, Joseph, 117 Ernfold, 53 Erwood, 166-167 Estevan, 46, 65, 74-75, 156-157; Crescent Collieries, Limited, 75 Estevan Riot, 158-159 Exhibitions, 138. - See also Chautauqua Farm life, 52 Farm Boys' Camp, Melfort, 114 Farmers' Union of Canada, 109, 160 Farmer-Labor Group, 161 Farm Girls' Week, 114-115 Farms: abandoned, 156 Fawcett, S. D., 120 Ferguson, Dr. George, 129 Ferries, Batoche, 134 Fester, Rudolph, 150-151 Fisher, Dalton W., 130 Fishing, 120 Flannigan, Kathleen, 144 Fleskes, Theodore, 85 Flin Flon, 122 Flour and flour mills, 76 Food supply, 55, 56 Forest fire protection, 133 Forget, Lt.-Gov. A. E., 11, 60 Fort a la Corne, 17 Fort Carlton, 4-5 Fort Qu'Appelle: Sanatorium, 128-129 Fort Qu'Appelle Cycling Club, 86-87 Foster River, 153 Francis, J. B., 190 Fredericks Camp, 121 Friesen, Sarah, 56 Fusilier, 122 Galicians, 150-151 Gas: well drilling, 76 Gatling gun, 20 Geddes, J. D., 11 Geological Survey of Canada, 12 Germans, 150-151 Giesbrecht, David, 166 Good, William, 139 Goulet, R., 22 Govan, 42 Graders, 124 Grain Marketing, 46, 47, 48, 49 Grand Rapids, 7 Grasshoppers, 166 Green Lake, 7 Grey, Earl, 60 Grey, Lady, 60 Grey Owl, 146-147 Groome, R. J., 133 Guns: - assembling, 183; - Bren gun, 180 Half-Breed Claims Commission, 22 - Half-Breed Scrip, 22 Hamilton, J. C. C., 11 Harmon, Daniel William, 2 Harris, 54-55 Harris, G. A., 69 Haultain, Sir. Frederick William Gordon, 48, 58-59, 83 Hawkes, John, 61 Hawthorne, Mabel (Wilson), 57 Heward Rural Telephone Company, 69 Highways, Department of, 134 Holdfast, 68 Homesteading, 17, 40, 41, 52, 55, 57; - isolation, 36-37; - land rushes, 31; - legislation, 30; - supplies, 33 Hood, Robert, 2 Hoover, Israel, 34-35 Hopkins, E. N., 106-107 Horace Greeley Ranch, Maple Creek, 39 Horses, 32 Hospitals: - St. Chad's Military Hospital, Regina, 96; - St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon, 84; - General Hospital, Weyburn, 84; - Queen Victoria Cottage Hospital, Yorkton, 84; - Victoria Hospital, Regina, 84; - Weyburn Mental Hospital, 129. - See also Sanatoria Hotels: - Hotel Saskatchewan, Regina, 126-127; - prohibition, 101; - Windsor Hotel, Saskatoon, 101 Houses: - Doukhobor, 34; - pioneer, 17, 34-35 Howard, Alex, 53 Howard, Capt., 20 Hryhoriw School District, 151 Hudson's Bay Company, 4, 7; - lands, 13 Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Company, 122 Hughes, Albert, 66 Hunting: rabbits, 55 Hutchinson, William, 27, 44 Ile-a-la-Crosse, 23 Imhoff, Berthold, 85 Immigration, 150-151; - promotion, 24-25; - steamships, 26-27; - trains, 28, 29 Inauguration ceremonies, 60-61 Independent Labor Party, 161 Indian Head, 48 Indian women: - drying berries, 3; - preparation of skins, 2-3 Indians, 9, 153; - diet, 2; - dwellings, 1, 9; - education, 14; - farming, 14, 15; - life style, 1; - reserves, 13 Industries, 124 Irvine, A. G., 11 Irvine, Rev. David, 34-35 Island Falls Power Development, 12 Jackson, T. W., 11 Jefferson, Robert, 1 J. R. Warn Ranch, Reliance, 38 Keddleston, 54-55 Keely, 120 Keepness, James, 14 Kennedy, Allan, 73 Kidd, George, 44 King George VI, 176-177 Kinsey, Amos, 17 Kirk, Lawrence E., 113 Kistruck, S., 130 Ku Klux Klan, 154 Lac du Brochet, 7 Lac la Ronge, 7 Ladder Lake, 133 Ladder Lake Company, 73 Lady Minto Cottage Hospital Fund, 84 Lancer, 55 Landrose Post Office, 36-37 La Plonge, 120 Larson, Lars, 55 Larson, Martin, 34-35 Latour, Wilfrid, 177 Lauder, A. W., 42 Laurier, Lady, 60 Laurier, Sir Wilfrid, 60, 83 Law enforcement, 10, 101, 130-131 Leask, 124, 125 Legislative Assembly, North-West Territories, 11 Legislative Building, 61; Legislative Library, 61 Leslie and Wilson Flour Mill, Saskatoon, 77 Libraries, 149, travelling, 149 Lieutenant-Governor, North-West Territories, 11 Light, Alice, 148 Lindsay, Corp. M. F., 131 Liquor laws: still, 131 Lloydminster, 37 Logging, 73 London, England: Canadian Emigration Offices, 24-25 Lorenzo, 152 Lovell, W.: road gang, 72 Lumbering, 121 McAra, Peter, 129 McDonald, A., 86 McDonald, Const. Martin, 131 Macdowall, D. H., 11 McGibbon, J. A., 101 McIllree, Mrs. J. H., 60 McIntosh, Edna Staples, 157 MacIntosh, Ruth, 53 Mackay, Rev. John Alexander, 8 MacKenzie, R. H., 136 MacLavertys, 52 MacLean, Hugh, 93, 129 Macleod, J. F., 11 McNaughton, Violet, 54-55 Manitou Lake, 139 Maple Creek, 12, 69, 76, 90, 91; - Big Bear's camp, 1; - Dominion Land Office and Customs Office, 30; - Horace Greeley's Ranch, 39 - Maple Creek Gas, Oil and Coal Company Limited, 76 - Maple Creek News, 69 Marchwell, 57 Marks, Charles, 113 Marshall, 37 Matthiesen, John, 46 Meat: butchering, 56 Melfort Band, 90 Melfort Farm Boys' Camp, 114 Melgund, Lord, 19 Metis, 18, 22; - children, 23; - freighters, 6; hunters, 4; - interpreters, 4; - traders, 4, 6. - See also Half-Breed Claims Commission; - North-West Rebellion Midale, 113 Middleton, Maj.-Gen. F., 19, 20 Midland Battalion, 20 Military Hospitals Commission, 96 Millar, John, 48 Mines: Estevan, 74-75 Mi-sas-qui-to-minuck. - See Saskatoon berries Mistatim, 120-121 Mitchell, J., 44 Mitchell, Sylvia, 52 Mitchell, Walter, 68 Montreal Lake, 7 Moore, W. T., 70-71 Moose Jaw, 33, 37, 50-51, 95, 109; - brick plant, 78; - by-election, 1923, 106-107; - departure of troops,1914, 95; - prohibition, 101; - public utilities, 70; - Saskatchewan Provincial Police, 130; - service stations, 134-135; - sports, 88 Moose Mountains, 131 Moosomin, 17; Cree Indian drummers and dancers, 2 Morse, 164 Mosquitoes, 52 Motherwell, W. R., 48-49 Motorcycle, Regina police, 130 Mowery, Doreen, 166 Moyer, Merino, 34 Muenster, 85; St. Peter's Cathedral, 85 Munday, Sgt., 188 Munro, W. H., 61 Murch, A., 55 Murray, Walter C., 83 Music, 90-91; - bands, 90; - choir, 90 Napier, W. H., 4 Navy Day, 188-189 Niderost, Carl, 177 Nipawin, 130; bridge, 134 Norquay, 118 North Battleford, 124 Northern Electric and Manufacturing Company Limited: advertisement, 69 North-West Mounted Police, 6, 19; - constables, 10; - parades, 10; - patrols, 10; - prohibition, 101 North-West Field Force, 19 North-West Rebellion, 16, 18, 19, 20, 176-177 North-West Territories: - finances, 59; - government, 59; - School Ordinance, 1884, 80 North-West Territories Council, 11 Notawasquitaway, Thomas, 14 Oliver, F., 11 On to Ottawa Trek, 174-175 Ormiston, 122 Otter, Lt.-Col. W. D., 19 Ouellette, Josie Olsen, 81 Oxbow, 80 Oxen, 33, 40 Palmer, W. G., 54-55 Pambrun, John, 177 Parker, Charles, 177 Parker, Howard, 91 Pas Lumber Company, 121 Patrol boat, Saskatchewan Provincial Police, 130 Pelican Narrows, 7 Pelly, Joe, 7 Pemmican, 2 Perry, A. B., 6 Peter Pond Lake, 120 Peterson, 55 Pest control, 166 Picnics, 143 Pipestone Creek, 66 Poolroom, 142 Portage la Loche, 7, 8 Porter, John, 34-35 Porter, Ora, 34-35 Post offices: - Landrose, 36-37; - Zorra, 37 Poundmaker, Chief, 18 Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act, 168-169 Preeceville, 34-35 Prince Albert, 7, 63, 136, 182; - chautauqua, 139; - curling, 86; - exhibition, 138 Prince Albert National Park, 146-147 Prince of Wales, visit, 105 Progressive Party, 106-107 Prohibition, 100, 101 Proud, Les, 69 Provincial boundaries, 48 Provincial Equal Franchise League, 100 Provincial Music Festival, 90 Provincial status, 59 Pyne, Corp. R. S., 131 Pyne, R., 130 Qu'Appelle Mission, 8 Queen Elizabeth, 176-177 Radio, 148, 183 Railroads: - branch lines, 16, 62-63; - bridges, 134; - colonist cars, 29; - construction, 62; - grain blockade, 48; - harvest excursion, 116-117; - riding the rods, 172; - snow removal, 137; - railroad stations, 64-65 Ramsay, R. D., 114 Ranching: - branding, 39; - cattle, 38-39; - horses, 38; - sheep, 37 Redford, 72 Redmond, W. J., 69 Red River carts, 6, 9 Redvers, 34 Reekie, Rev. W. P., 142 Regina, 60-61, 64, 109; - Aerial Service Company Limited, 132-133; - airplanes, 132; - Belgium Relief Fund drive, 96-97; - cyclone; 70-71; - declaration of First World War, 92-93; - Hotel Saskatchewan, 126-127; - police, 130, 175; - St. Chad's Military Hospital, 96; - Sherwood Building, 110-111; - sports, 88; - Victoria Hospital, 84; - Victory Bond sales, 1918, 98 Regina Industrial School, 14 Regina Industries Limited, 183 Regina Normal School, 83 Regina Rifles, 187 Regina Riot, 175 Reilly, Ruby, 69 Reliance: - J. R. Warn Ranch, 38 Relief, 170-171 Relief camps, 172-173, 175 Relief Camp Trekkers, 174-175 Richard, S., 163 Richardson, H., 11 Richardson Road Machinery, Saskatoon, 124 Riel, Louis, 18, 20, 21; - trial and execution, 20-21 Roads: - conditions, 136; - construction, 72; - maintenance, 136 Roblin, R. P., 48 Robson, John, 78 Roman Catholic Church, 85 Roseland, Mrs., 36-37 Rosetown, 89 Ross, J. H., 11 Rosthern, 112 Rouleau, C. B., 11 Rowles, Edith C., 114-115 Royal Canadian Air Force, 133 Royal Canadian Mounted Police, 131, 170-171, 175. - See also North-West Mounted Police Royal visits, 176-177; - Prince of Wales, 105 Runciman, James P., 61 Russians, 152 St. Boswells, 117 St. Chad's College, Regina, 96 St. Chad's Military Hospital, Regina, 96 St. Laurent, survey, 13 St. Luke, 40 St. Walburg, 85, 151, 160 Sampson, Insp. L. J., 170 Sanatoria, 128-129 Sapiro, Aaron, 109 Sash and door factory, 124 Saskatchewan: - inauguration ceremonies, 60-61 Saskatchewan Anti-Tuberculosis League, 129 Saskatchewan Dairy Pool, 110-111 Saskatchewan Grain Growers' Association, 50, 109, 110-111, 160; - convention, 1914, 50, 51. - See also Territorial Grain Growers' Association; - Women's Grain Growers' Association Saskatchewan Live Stock Pool, 110-111 Saskatchewan Markets Commissioner, 110 Saskatchewan Pool Elevators, 110-111 Saskatchewan Poultry Pool, 110-111 Saskatchewan Provincial Police, 130 Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, 109, 111; - information tent, 110 Saskatoon, 32, 65, 109, 127, 144, 176, 183, 184-185; - Albert's Cafe, 66-67; - Broadway Bridge, 170-171; - Leslie and Wilson Flour Mill, 77; - police, 131, 170-171; - relief, 170-171; - Richardson Road Machinery, 124; - Royal visit, 105; - St. Paul's Hospital, 84; - stampede, 105; - Technical Collegiate Institute, 183; - Victory Loan drive, 184; - Windsor Hotel, 101 Saskatoon berries, 2-3 Saskatoon Light Infantry (M. G.), United Kingdom, 184 Saskatoon Riot, 170-171 Scandinavian settler, 57 Schools, 151, 155; - building plans, 80; - Coldridge, 80; - Eagle Creek, 81; - facilities, 81; - field days, 82; - recreation, 81 Scots: immigration, and settlement, 28 Scott, Walter, 58, 59, 88, 100 Sedley, 190 Self, Harry, 33 Seton, G., 4 Shannon, Robert W., 61 Sheets, Capt., 20 Shellbrook: theater; 141 Shell Lake, 164 Smith, Benjamin, 40-41 Smith, Hembrow F., 29, 32 Snipe Lake, 113 Social Credit party, 161 Sodium sulphate, 122-123 Soil drifting, 156, 169 Soldier Settlement Act, 104 Soldier Settlement Board, 104 South Saskatchewan Regiment, 188-189 South Saskatchewan River, 144 Sports, 86; - baseball, 88; - cycling, 86-87 Sports days, 90 Stanley Mission, 8-9 Steamboats: - Northcote, 20; - NorthWest, 20 Stearns, Charlie E., 91 Stearns, Charlie W., 91 Stearns, Jack, 91 Stearns, Jean, 91 Stock, A. B., 39 Suffrage: petition, 1913, 100 Survey: - geological, 12; - township plans, 13 Swain, Thomas, 177 Swedberg, Hulda, 57 Swift Current, 109 Swift Current Creek, 12 Swimming, 144-145 Tableau of Four Freedoms, Saskatoon, 184 Teachers: training, 83 Telephones: rural, 69 Temperance, 101 Territorial Grain Growers' Association, 48, 49, 50 Theater: - fire curtain, 141; - motion picture, 141 The Pas, 7 Third Canadian Infantry Division, 187 Tisdale, 72; - sports day, 90 Touchwood Hills: Trading House, 22 Towns, 66 Traill, W. E., 4 Transportation: grain, 47, 48, 49, 118 Trapping, 120 Turriff, J. G., 11 Tuxford, Lt.-Col. George, 94 Twenty-seventh Light Horse, 95 Ukrainians. - See Galicians Unemployed: - drifters, 172 - Unemployment, 170-171, 172-173 United Farmers of Canada (Saskatchewan Section), 109, 160, 161 University of Saskatchewan, 83; - Administration building, 83; - Better Farming Train, 112-113; - College of Agriculture building, 83; - Department of Extension, - farm boys, 114; - Department of Extension, - farm girls, 114-115; - field day, 113; - laying cornerstone, 83 Updike, Ted, 120 Urban municipalities: public utilities, 70, 136 Victoria Plains, 137 Wagon, grain transportation, 118 Wagon and oxen, 33 Wagon and team, 17 Wakaw, 151; poolroom, 142 Waldron, W., 110 War: - First World War, Belgium Relief Fund, 96-97; - First World War, declaration of, 92-92; - First World War, hospitals, 96; - First World War, recruiting in, 94; - First World War, soldier settlement, 104; - First World War, veterans parade, 103; - First World War, victory, 102; - First World War, Victory Bond sales, 98; - Second World War, air crew training, 182; - Second World War, D-Day, 187; - Second World War, declaration of war, 178-179; - Second World War, rationing, 186; - Second World War, training troops, 180-181; - Second World War, victory, 188; - Second World War, Victory loans, 184-185 Warren, Joe, 188 Waskesiu Lake: - campground, 147 Wasserman, August, 85 Water supply: - dugouts, 169; - hauling water, 54-55 Wawota, 66 West, Edward, 42 Weston, Thomas Chesmer, 12 Weyburn, 110, 188-189; - Mental Hospital, 129; - Weyburn General Hospital, 84 Wheat: - Early Triumph, 112; - Kitchener, 112; Red Bobs, 112; - Supreme, 112 Wheat Pool, 108 Wheeler, Seager, 112 White, A. T., 69 White, Wm., 11 White Mud River, 144-145 White Shore Lake, 122 Whitewood, 40, 53 Wilkinson, David, 54-55 Williams, Col., 20 Williams, George H., 160 Windsor Hotel, Saskatoon, 101 Wireless trainees, 183 Wolseley, 48, 49 Women: farm chores, 53, 57; -meetings, 51; - milking, 53; - suffrage, 100; - swimwear, 144 Women Grain Growers' of Saskatchewan, 51 World Wheat Championship, 112 Wroxton, 82 Yonge, G. W. V., 17 York boat, 7 York Farmers' Colonization Company, 16 Yorkton, 16, 31; - Queen Victoria Cottage Hospital, 84 Young, H. B., 61 Zorra, 37 |
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