This portrait of the marriage of Eulalia Nickell to Lloyd Sweet was taken in 1950. Eulalia is a sister to Garry Nickell, well-known in Rosetown.

Arthur Calvert in his new gas truck, 1945, with Herbie Ferguson's dog.

1943 graduates of St. Joseph's Convent. Back row, L-R: Dorothy Duensing (sp?), Lea Senecal, Gordon MacDonald, Irene Murphy, Verla Lavachek. Front row: Betty Rene, Marion Hughes, Jean Rapchinsky, Jean Henderson, Muriel Randall.

Four men holding wide corn brooms dressed in curling sweaters with Rosetown insignia on left breast. They are also wearing tams with a plaid band and are standing in front of a scoreboard. L-R: George Shaw?, Bill Heartwell, 2 unknown.

Front row, L-R: Douglas Hill, Mickey Clarke, Curly Puffer, N. Craddock (SWP rep.), Geo. Foster, D. Preston, Doug Wilson, Wm. Heartwell, Carl Smith, Fred Barrack, Herschel Arthur. Middle row, L-R: Lorne Empey, Cstbl. McLay, Councillors F.D. Lampman & W.E. Innis, Dr. Lowry, Mayor J.G. Graham, Chief D.A. Jennings, Dep. Ch. L. Kunkel, Hon. Ch. W. McDougald, Editor C.W. Holmes, M. White of Can. Utilities. Back row, L-R: Jas. Hadley, S.C. Douglas, Aubrey Woods, Jas. Toms Jr., F. Dinwoodie, Hubert Moffatt, Harry Moffatt, W. Harbicht, W.W. Cralle, Harvey Anderson, W. Mullen (Town Clerk), Policeman J. McMurdo, A. Fraser, E. Sylvester.

On Back: "1929 G.M. truck. Hopper from #9 M.H. combine."

A 1928 model Willys-Knight car with a man sitting on the running board.

Women: Pauline Woodward, Irene Holmes, Minnie Huseby. Men: "Two bank boys." Allan Fetterly (Graham Hardware employee) stands in front of car. Saskatchewan license on car - 1922.

Six men stand around a 1918 490 Chevrolet car drinking beer. The car's windshield frame is being used as a bottle rack. A house with a stained glass window in the background.

Two ladies sit in the front seat of a 1913 Model T Ford. Note the brass radiator.

Standing, L-R: A.L. King, Mr. Hamilton, Rev. Smith-Windsor. Seated, L-R: Mrs. Cayley, Miss Choate, Mrs. C.B. Mark, Min Thompson, Julia Graham (organist), Nettie Stewart, Mrs. C.W. Holmes, Mrs. Jack Miller.

All wearing berets or caps, one in uniform, some in long white aprons. Military tents in background.