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Westminster United Church - Humboldt

2005.53.3
Item
ca. 1920

Part of Humboldt General Photograph Collection

Located on the southeast corner of Eighth Avenue and Ninth Street. Built in 1917-18, burned down in 1989.

Interior St. Andrew's Anglican Church - Humboldt

2005.56.2
Item
ca. 1930

Part of Humboldt General Photograph Collection

Interior of St. Andrew's Anglican Church located at 716 Ninth Street.

Humboldt R.C. Separate School

2005.57.3
Item
ca. 1906

Part of Humboldt General Photograph Collection

The first parochial school in Humboldt, established on October 15, 1906.

Humboldt's First Board of Trade

2005.57.7
Item
ca. 1906

Part of Humboldt General Photograph Collection

One of the first Board of Trade meetings - held in 1906. Front row - person on left is F.I. Hauser. Back row - starting from the fourth person - left to right: R. Telfer, J. Yoerger, Dr. Hohn, Mr. Ritz and F. Heidgerken.

Last Steam Powered Train Through Humboldt

2005.91.3
Item
20 Apr 1960

Part of Humboldt General Photograph Collection

Sign mounted on front of engine reads: Canadian National Railways Last Steam Powered Train PSGR No. 10 Saskatoon to Winnipeg through Humboldt April 20, 1960.

Main Street - Humboldt

2005.99.1
Item
ca. 1910

Part of Humboldt General Photograph Collection

Pencil mark reads: My store - referring to C. S. Jewelry Store located in the 600 block of Main Street.

Soldiers Having Fun at Humboldt Telegraph Station

2006.10.1
Item
28 Feb 1909

Part of Humboldt General Photograph Collection

Telegraph Station at left. At far right is the log shack which was the home of Joe Ducharme, a linesman who assisted George Weldon. Note the unofficial fun activities of the day. Saskatchewan Archives Board R-6493

Humboldt Telegraph Station

2006.10.2
Item
28 Feb 1909

Part of Humboldt General Photograph Collection

Sergeant Mickey Farren of Winnipeg, supply officer for the troops. Tom Sanderson, on the horse, who carried messages between Riel and Major Crozier. Tom Pike, government operator. Seated is William Scott, who was in charge of the mail station. Saskatchewan Archives Board R-B11834(2)

Travelers at Humboldt Telegraph Station

2006.10.4
Item
26 Feb 1909

Part of Humboldt General Photograph Collection

Early travelers at the Humboldt Telegraph Station. Saskatchewan Archives Board R-B11834(11)

Dust's Service Station and Arlington Hotel - Humboldt

2006.13.7
Item
ca. 1930

Part of Humboldt General Photograph Collection

Located on Ninth Street.

Catherine Weldon

2006.9.1
Item
ca. 1876

Part of Humboldt General Photograph Collection

Catherine Weldon was a telegraph operator at the Humboldt Telegraph station. She was the first lady telegraph operator west of Winnipeg.

Drilling for Water - Humboldt District

82-166(4)
Item
ca. 1910

Part of Humboldt General Photograph Collection

Man in front is Peter Rauw.

Humboldt Knights of Columbus

82-315
Item
ca. 1920

Part of Humboldt General Photograph Collection

First group to be initiated as Fourth Degree Knights in Regina. Members standing - left to right: Ed Bruning, Pat Murphy and Joseph Burton. Sitting - left to right: L.T. Dust, Dr. H.R. Fleming, F.I. Hauser and Hon. J.M. Urich.

C.N.R. Yards - Humboldt

86-434(1)
Item
15 Oct 1909

Part of Humboldt General Photograph Collection

Postcard addressed to Miss Maggie Neilson, Prince Albert, Sask. Reads: Arrived here at 7:30 Tuesday. Had to wait 8 hours in Warman and the hotel took fire there while I was sleeping. But they got the fire out alright - when the girl woke me up I didn't know what was happening. There was such a noise. S.E. Neilson