As noted on reverse of photograph: Mr. Innis, Mr. Dobsen. "A" (bride), Maurice (groom), Mrs. Innis.
Wedding Photo of Barbara Sweet and Russell Pearce
Barbara Sweet (1951-2010) and Russell Pearce were married in the Rosetown United Church in 1984.
Tara Sweet and Aundre ??, 2006. L-R: Aundre ??, Lucille Hicks, Brian Sweet, Tara Sweet
Barbara Hanberg (Sweet) and Russell Pearce married 1984. L-R: Henry Hamre, Barbara Hanberg (Sweet), Russell Pearce, Kathy ??
Wedding Portrait of Betty & Bill Porter
Wedding portrait of Betty Puype and William Porter Jr. Bill was a farmer until he retired in 1988. Betty, a Registered Nurse, nursed and held several administrative positions at the Rosetown Hospital.
Wedding Portrait of Laurie Bors and Lee Moats
Laurie Bors and Lee Moats were married in Rosetown on July 5, 1986. They now farm near Riceland, Sask.
Wedding Portrait of Vincent Sweet & Laura Calbech
Vincent Sweet and Laura Calbech were married in 1956 or 1957. They farmed in the Forgan district and moved to Rosetown in 2007 or 2008.
Wedding Portrait of Wesley Essex and Rose Ann Wallace
Wesley Essex and Rose Ann Wallace were married in Regina on Jan. 7, 1908. They moved to Rosetown district to farm in 1911.
Wessel and Davison family group
Taken outdoors in the summertime near Prince Albert. Date on picture: Oct. '62. 10 family members of Ralph Wessels including children and grandchildren.
Typed on back of photo: "Dad's farm - run by Mac Legge." Photo is dated October 1964, but stooks were redundant by then. Likely a copy of a much older photo.
McVicar Family
Under construction in 1967.
Wheatbelt Lodge residents hosted by Legion
Royal Canadian Legion hosted the Lodge residents at the Brass Hood - 1986. Clockwise from left: George Simpson, Fannie Simpson, Sara Wullum, Lawrence Mutlow, Clifford L. Morris, next three unidentified.
Two men and a woman and an early car in front of a low sod house. A small frame building behind the house. A good view of the desolate prairie landscape.
A group of Wiggins school students pose outside the schoolhouse with their musical instruments, fiddles and mandolins. Identities not known.
Bill Clarke was a long-time employee of Regal Motors.