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People (Elks or Masonic Hall members?) parade down Main Street. Lots of people standing on sidewalks. In background, L-R: Happy Ray's Barber Shop, Geddes Block/Peek Inn Café, Rosetown 5 cent-1 dollar store, unknown, Assaly Bros. Meat Market.
Main Street after a big snowstorm, facing southeast. Large snowbank in front of the beauty parlour with people standing behind. L-R: Beauty Parlour, Paris Cafe, Mr. Francis' Ford Garage, Rosetown Hotel.
Doug Wilson(?) sits on a homemade "snowmobile motorcycle" on 1st Avenue after a snowfall. Behind him, L-R: White Lunch Cafe, unknown, Lee Laundry, Douglas Machinery Dealer.
A closer photo of GR4.017 that shows photo of the men with less building. Sharper and smaller than GR4.017.
Sieberer Building Products with building on the corner of Main Street seen to the left.
Sew Special, Scott Jewelers, Royal Bank
Sew Special, Scott Jewellers, Royal Bank, Thrift Store, Rosetown Bakery.
L-R: Bob Scobie, unknown, Bill Scobie, unknown. Standing in front of Scobie Blacksmith Shop.
Four men stand outside the Scobie Bros. Blacksmith Shop located at 111 1st Avenue West. Wagons, either repaired or awaiting repair, are parked out front.
Installing machinery at the Generator Station east of Rosetown.
SARCAN recycling centre with two people standing by door.
Santa Claus parade, possibly sponsored by Graham Bros. Hardware, makes its way down the 300 block. Businesses visible: Quality Meat Market, Anglican Church, Norm Smith's O.K. Economy Store.
Sask. Government Rural Service Centre, Agriculture, Food & Crop Insurance.
Royal Bank, Thrift Store and Rosetown Bakery
Royal Bank, Thrift Store and Rosetown Bakery.
A photo of Main Street looking north from the highway.
Four buildings are the only markers of Rosetown's Main Street in 1909. The 'X' marks W.G. King's Store.