A large (23 cm X 35 cm) hardcover maroon account book that lists the Cash and Contra for the Arcadia Rural Telephone Company by year from 1912 to 1954

A large (21 cm X 33 cm) hardcover blue and beige 200-page notebook containing the meeting minutes for the Wide Awake Rural Telephone Company from 1904 to 1960.

A certificate for five shares in the Arcadia Rural Telephone Company laminated to a foam backing.

A 22 cm X 37 cm black hardcover book of stubs from stock certificates - does not include any certificates, only the stubs, which name the persons and numbers of stocks issued. The stock is for the Wide Awake Rural Telephone Company and were sold from 1912 to 1958.

Nine items of correspondence and financial records from the Wide Awake Rural Telephone Company ranging in date from 1919 - 1962 - many relating to transference of shares from deceased residents of the district.

An 83 cm by 75 cm map of the Indian Head Area Telephone Exchange showing the boundaries of all the independent rural telephone companies within the Indian Head Exchange Area from 1902 revised and updated to 1979. In 1975 (see IHM.2020.0187a), these consisted of Wide Awake Rural Telephone Company; Arcadia RTC; Rose Valley RTC; Fair Play RTC; Squirrel Hill RTC; Sunny South RTC; Deep Lake RTC. By 1979, three of the southern companies - Deep Lake RTC, Fair Play RTC and Squirrel Hills RTC had been turned over to SaskTel.

Contains accounts of all subscribers/members of the Wide Awake Rural Telephone Company north of Indian Head.

Folder containing files of orders placed to the Northern Electric Company

A half-used cheque book owned by the Sunny South Rural Telephone Company, which continued to operate until 1983.

Total of 40 receipts and flyers ranging from cheques to several page-long records for the Wide Awake telephone company

Photograph of about 60 young people (teenager and children) in costume posing on stage.

Two articles about the Nite Hawk Theatre (now the Grand Theatre). The first, from July 5, 1975 is about the raising of the drive-in screen one mile south of Indian Head. The second, from Nov 20, 1987 is from the Regina Leader-Post about owner Harold (Sparky) Clarke and the difficulties of keeping a small-town movie theatre going.

Small folder with the published script of Gilbert and Sullivan's HMS Pinafore (handwritten at top front: "Doris Shelford"); the program for a Robbie Burns night; the handwritten script for a Christmas program. On the front of the folder, handwritten in pencil: "Scripts - Xmas 9; Burns 10; Play 11"

Two CPR restaurant place-mats that feature the Indian Head CPR train station.

A standard 12-month calendar for the year 2020 with photographs of CPR trains at Indian Head taken by Dan Loran.