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"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
Wilson House for Wheatland Regional Center clients
As viewed from the corner of First St. W. and Fourth Ave. a large wheelchair accessible home with six people waving from the front entry.
Wilson Agency, Athletes Haven, Bernie Wiens, etc
Wilson Agency, Athletes Haven, MLA Bernie Wiens office, Flair Fashions and the Long Mini Mall.
Williams Hardware Store, Rosetown, Saskatchewan
Williams Hardware Store located in Rosetown, Saskatchewan.
William Graham (as identified by his son) standing in front of his car and trailer, from which he sold kerosene refrigerators. He is parked in front of the Graham Bros. Hardware Store.
A second photo taken at the time PE2.023 was taken.
"Billie" King was the first Overseer of the Village of Rosetown 1909-10. He was a member of the first Town of Rosetown council in 1912 and served another term in 1920-21. He was a well-known and successful businessman (King's Store) and a pioneer farmer. He died in 1974, age 96.
Mr. William "Bill" Mullen, Rosetown administrator 1936-1963. Seated at a desk writing on paper with a fountain pen of the 1950's era.
William "Bill" McBurney Elliott
Bill Elliott, son of Stan Elliott, married Margaret Esson and became a lawyer in Regina. The photo shows him wearing his RCAF uniform. He was a pilot and served overseas in 1944, 1945, and 1946.
Bill Clarke was a long-time employee of Regal Motors.
Wight Bros. Garage, owned and operated by Glen and Bill Wight with a small camper parked out front beside an Esso gas pump. Formerly Hyslop Motors and Central Garage. Located on Railway Ave, Highway 7. Current site of the Country Rose Inn.
George Frechette and Mary Workentine goof around in the doorway of the Wiggins School teacherage.
Two young girls, Marlene and Irmgard Frechette, students at Wiggins School, stand on the front step of the schoolhouse, dressed up for an event or performance of some kind.
Approximately 27 unidentified students, boys and girls, pose for a photo outside Wiggins School.
Two horses, named Sea and Biscuit, hitched to a hitching post at Wiggins School.