This fonds consists of three series. There are membership lists, ledger, bank book, minutes of meetings, correspondence, newsletters, shipping orders and schedules, and promotional material of the Moose Jaw Film Council during the 1950's and 1960's. Minutes and reports of the Southern Saskatchewan Federation of Film Councils during the 1960's, and constitution, bylaws, and conference report of the Film Council of Saskatchewan, 1948.

This fonds consists of a membership roster, 1906, minutes of trustee meetings, 1909, and records of births, baptisms, confirmations, immigration dates, marriages, received members, removed members, and deaths, from 1906 to some entries being made in 1975.

This fonds reflects the organization’s work to further develop the economic climate in Moose Jaw. It includes eleven series: Correspondence, Financial records, Committees, Quarterly and Annual Meetings, Tourism, Membership, Events and Courses, Facility, Water Associations, Canadian Chamber of Commerce and General Business. The type of records in this fonds include correspondence, minutes, briefs, receipts, financial statements and other reports. For the most part, these records were arranged by year and then by file name.

This fonds consists of minutes of meetings from 1921-1955, members register, 1921-1957, a debenture and rental register, 1921-1944 , a list of the lands charged as security debentures, 1929-1955 of the Tuxford Rural Telephone Company, bills and receipts, 1921-1926, tax notices and receipts, an employee’s work/expense log and a blueprint for extension plans.

This fonds consists of a copy of the Auxiliary constitution and by-laws, minutes of meetings from 1958 to 1973, two guest registers from tea parties and a program for “Pots and Pans” musical presented by the organization.

This fonds consists of a book of minutes from 1912 to 1920.

This fonds consists of material primarily from the 1940's. Included are the Memorandum of Association, insurance policy of the mid 1940's and blueprints of the Club drawn up in 1949. There are lists of shareholders and members, financial statements and correspondence. There are 2 black and white undated photographs and photocopies of photographs. Also there are swim meet schedules, programs, and results, as well as blank membership application forms, membership cards, newspaper clippings and a sheet of letterhead. There are minutes of meetings of the Canadian Amateur Swimming Association in 1949 and minutes of the Saskatchewan Section of the Canadian Amateur Swimming Association in 1949. National results and records are also included for 1947.

This fonds consist of the records of the business and activities of the Moose Jaw Prairie Hearts Quilting Guild Inc. from its formation in 1990 to 2003.

This fonds consists of a book of Minutes of the Mrs. Armstrong Junior Studio Club from the years 1924 to 1930. There is a copy of the program of a recital held in January 1931.

This founds consist of three financial ledgers kept by the Moose Jaw Rotary Housing Corp. Ltd. from 1966 to 1990.

This fonds consists of a book containing minutes of meetings from 1910-1921 and financial records from 1910-1915 of the Maple Leaf Rural Telephone Company Limited.

This fonds contains a receipt from the Canadian National Express Company and a letter from the Radville Boy Scouts Scoutmaster.

This fonds contains the original typescript of ‘Moose Jaw City Transit: An Alternative Route: A Private Study’. This study was completed in 1981by a local citizen and completed independently from the study conducted by IBI Group Consultants commissioned by City Council. It conducts a review of previous studies, financial information, and relevant literature. The study provides recommendations for the improvement of the Moose Jaw transit system. There is no author printed on the report.

This fonds consists of letters, information and posters pertaining to the Wheat for Vietnam Committee and it’s campaign.

This fonds consists of the first records of Troop No. 1 (St. George’s) Boy Scouts. Included are financial statements from 1925 to 1929, records of the first members of the troop from 1923 to 1940, attendance records and reports of activities from 1923 to 1925, and undated newspaper clippings. There are 4 activity books and 1 guide book for Wolf Cubs.