"Wing Feeders" on threshing machine
An unusual system of wing feeders is shown that feeds sheaves into the threshing machine on the Sweatman farm near Zealandia, Saskatchewan. Visible are two mules in front area, two men forking sheaves, bundles wagons and a straw stack behind the wing feeders
Linklater, Al
Winter travel with a team and cutter
Ken Hare driving a team of horses pulling a cutter.
Wiseman Glider at Thompson Auto
Glider under construction by R. Wiseman in the rear of first Thompson Auto Wholesale building located at First Street West, Rosetown.
Glider that was built for Ralph Wiseman flown near the Department of Highways building.
Wm. & Margaret Husselby and son Terry
William and Margaret Husselby standing on the steps outside a residence. Margaret is holding infant son Terry who is wearing a dress and bonnet.
Wm. "Bill" Mullen and Madge Crawley
Bill Mullen, town clerk, standing on the front steps of the old town hall. Both are wearing winter coats. Bill Mullen has a cigarette in his hand.
Famed author W.O. Mitchell visited the Rosetown Centennial Library in April, 1981. Foreground, L-R: Jean Backlund, W.O. Mitchell, Wilbie Metheral, 3 unidentified people are shown in the background.
Unknown woman standing at foot of steps into a large house. Dressed in finery of the 1920's.
A woman posing in Hawaiian costume.
Randall Photo Shop (Biggar)
Woman performers in grass skirts
Eleven young women on stage wearing grass skirts, leis, sarong tops.
Randall Photo Shop (Biggar)
Woman standing in front of frame building
Wintertime. Wearing a short jacket and print dress slightly below the knees. A house can be seen in the background. A milk pail behind her.
A woman carrying a sheaf of grain preparing to lean it against a stook. Rows of stooks can be seen in the background.
Kunkel Collection
Woman standing on a step wearing a ruffled dress, wide brimmed hat, and holding a cloth purse. Woman's face is in the shadow.
Kunkel Collection
Six young girls and eight ladies stand on the front steps of St. Joseph's, all wearing white and bearing flowers.
Thirteen women seated on the steps of the entrance that resembles the first Rosetown Hospital. They are assumed to be nurses. They are wearing winter clothing that includes fur muffs and white dresses underneath.