List of Principals - Yorkton Collegiate
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Principals - Yorkton Collegiate. and Collegiate Institute
A herd of buffalo tumble into a log corral
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A herd of buffalo tumble into a log corral
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Miss Aletha Hotson holding ruler? in classroom
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Miss Munro holding small skeleton of animal in classroom
Jenny Young and Margaret Foster
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Jenny Young and Margaret Foster, (Mrs. R. G. Walden and Mrs. G. R. Hutchings). respectively, on their return home from Normal School in 1911, along with their large ribbon hats.
Jenny Young and Margaret Foster
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Jenny Young and Margaret Foster (Mrs. R. G. Walden and Mrs. G. R. Hutchings). respectively, on their return home from Normal School in 1911, along with their large ribbon hats.
Broadway looking east from Assiniboine Avenue
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Broadway, looking east from Assiniboine Avenue
The Town Council inspecting the erection of Derrick for drill in search for water.
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The Yorkton Town Council inspecting the erection of derrick for drill in search for water.
Farewell to Yorkton Volunteers
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Yorkton volunteer soldiers in front of town offices
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Crowds at the summer fair on the exhibition grounds.
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Four wagons are seen hitched to horses on the track at the fair grounds on west Broadway
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Regatta day, York Lake
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Jenny Young and Margaret Foster, Mrs. R. G. Walden and Mrs. R. G. Hutchings respectively, school teachers, are seen on a cart pulled by a horse on their way to their schools.
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Cree Indian with Travois, Shaganappo and Teepee in 1850.
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Yorkton's First Fair - Robt. N. Taylor is seated in the front row, right, with hat in hand. The others seated include Joel Reaman and his three daughters. Three fiddlers are seen in the second row-not identified, but a fiddler was always a welcome guest at any gathering in the early days. The oxen seen were also a very necessary part of any gathering.