A parade down Main Street, Melfort in 1921. Melfort City Hall in background.

A. A. Ferguson's home and Post Office in Beatty. Horses and a wagon on the street, snow on the ground.

Beatty's Searle Grain elevator on fire. Smoke rises from the fire. A building is seen to the left.

Two brick houses on McLeod Ave. The homes were built in the 1900's. There is some snow on the ground.

A scenic view of Lake Louise, Alberta.

A view of Melfort. There are haystacks in the foreground.

A herd of cows going by a house. There is a wooden sidewalk in centre of the photo. Jack Foster had a ranch north of Beatty and he owned the cattle.

The home of Mr. & Mrs. Roy Lobb in Beatty. The house was built in 1905 by Thomas Lobb.

The Lady Minto Hospital and Nurse's Residence. This was the first hospital in Melfort. The formal opening was held on May 15, 1907.

A log cabin called "English Cabin" that was on the north side of the Saskatchewan River, north of Gronlid.

Twelve people standing in the bushes picking raspberries, they are the Netterfields, Baxters and Leards. A man in foreground holding a bucket up to a child's mouth.

Two Ford cars parked in Ford's raspberry patch. Names are unknown.

A meeting of The Women's Missionary Society at the Beatty United Church. There are two Anniversary cakes on a table. L- R: Top Row: Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Truck, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. H. Ekstrand, Mrs. W. Bohn, Mrs. McKee, Mrs. A. E. Clarke, ?, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Wilton, Mrs. Mae Ross, Mrs. Gladys Chapman; Second Row: Mrs. Ethel Lobb, Mrs. Macintosh, Mrs. A. Summer, Mrs. R. Jellicoe, Mrs. Bayne & Child; Third Row: Mrs. J. R. Bohn, ?, Mrs. C. Hagglund, ?, ?, Mrs. R. Rasmussen, Mrs. J. J. Bohn, Mrs. B. Warner &; Child, Mrs. Pat Jellicoe, Mrs. J. Mann, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Jamieson. Two Girls Behind 1st Row - ? Walls and Myrna Bohn; Front Row - Mrs. Bayne (Newly Elected President), Mrs. M. A. Aikenhead, Mrs. A. A. Ferguson (Past Pres.), Mrs. R. Maestri (Past Pres.), Mrs. Wm. Mason (Past Pres.), Mrs. J. Spearing (Past Pres.), Mrs. Horace Gentleman (Past Pres.), and Mrs. George Hagglund

Beatty, Sask. looking east. The photo was taken from the top of a building.

This is the original Methodist church built in 1904, 220 Burrows West, and has the distinction of being Melfort's first church. On June 11, 1925 the Melfort Methodist Church became Melfort United Church and the Rev. Mr. Ewing was the first minister. This building was later moved east to allow for the construction of the new United Church. The corner stone for the new church was laid on Sept. 23, 1928.