Postcard showing the Canadian Northern Railway (CNoR) Depot in Humboldt, Saskatchewan; postcard from niece Elenora (?) to Aunt Ida Michels of Nicollet, Minn., USA; stamped January 3, 1911 Humboldt, Sask. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Northern_Railway

View of Livingston Street in Humboldt, Saskatchewan, looking south.

Team photograph, with trophies, of the St. Peter's College Blue Jays. Members of the team are as follows - Back row: Tony Klassen, Leo Weber, Lambert Lenz, Alfred Engele, Coach Fr. Augustine Nenzel. Front row: Vernon McHarg, Fred Hector, Eugene Murphy, Bernard Revering, Tony Kowalzyck, George Ott. Front: Mascot Jimmy Schmitz.

Exterior view of the Skating Rink in Humboldt, Saskatchewan, located on Main Street between Ogilvie Avenue and Ninth Avenue.

Team photograph of the winners of Grand Challenge and Citizen Trophy from Humboldt, Saskatchewan. Members of the team - left to right: F. Heidgerken, J.M. Crerar, B. Crerar, O. L. Aronsen. All four are holding corn brooms.

Interior view of Ludwig Klug's blacksmith shop;

Exterior view of the Blue Livery Stable in Humboldt, Saskatchewan, located on the corner of Ninth Street and Sixth Avenue and owned by Mr. Hallet. Individuals identified are (left to right): Jake Neubauer, Henry Theiman, ?, ?, ?, Joe Wigber, John Schaeffer, Jake Flory, Peter Poss, August Lins, ?, ?, Fred Gorsalitz.

View of the Great Northern Store from the street. In the doorway at left is A. J. Kruse, manager of the firm and at far right is Fred Heidgerken. This store was located on the northwest corner of Main Street and Fifth Avenue.

Exterior view of John Schaeffer's 'Meat Market' in 1905-1906

From left to right: On the horse is Tom Pike from Toronto, government operator at the Mail Station. Sitting is Colonel Denison. In the doorway, Mr. Smith from Fort Qu'Appelle. Sitting next to Denison is William Scott, who was in charge of the mail station at the time. Far right is W. Slatery, a bugler in the 12 35 York Rangers, who was doing the cooking at the mail station.