Old brown ledger from A.V. Gerry's hardware store.

Bank note for $24.55 dated 1916 and has a 2 cent war tax stamp on it. It has been hole punched and stamped twice. The bank note is made out to J.F. Hunt (John Francis Hunt).

Indian Head's grain elevators and railway station in the early 1900s printed on card stock paper.

Two photographs of the Indian Head CPR train station in the late 1880s. There are people on the platform, including three indigenous people with blankets.

Photograph of the Indian Head CPR train station in the late 1880s printed and laminated.

Two CPR restaurant place-mats that feature the Indian Head CPR train station.

A buying guide for dry goods merchants and businesses.

Folded rectangle of paper on the outside is the basics of the deal and the the inside folds out into a large certificate. The certificate is legal confirmation of a deal in which the British government gave the Canadian Pacific Railway land in Manitoba to build its railway on.

Paper booklet containing the accounting information for the Northwest Territories from Dec. 31, 1904 until Aug 31s, 1905.

A certificate of the ownership of one share in the Indian Head Curling Club Company. One blank certificate of ownership for shares in The Indian Head Pure Spring Water Company Limited and three cheques signed by H.W. Spurrier laminated together each for $50.00 to Great West Saddlery Company.

Map of the Indian Head Area Telephone Exchange showing the boundaries of all the independent rural telephone companies within the Indian Head Exchange Area from 1902 revised and updated to 1975. These consisted of Wide Awake Rural Telephone Company; Arcadia RTC; Rose Valley RTC; Fair Play RTC; Squirrel Hill RTC; Sunny South RTC; Deep Lake RTC

An 83 cm by 75 cm map of the Indian Head Area Telephone Exchange showing the boundaries of all the independent rural telephone companies within the Indian Head Exchange Area from 1902 revised and updated to 1979. In 1975 (see IHM.2020.0187a), these consisted of Wide Awake Rural Telephone Company; Arcadia RTC; Rose Valley RTC; Fair Play RTC; Squirrel Hill RTC; Sunny South RTC; Deep Lake RTC. By 1979, three of the southern companies - Deep Lake RTC, Fair Play RTC and Squirrel Hills RTC had been turned over to SaskTel.

A document box full of paper documents created by or sent to the Sunny South Rural Telephone Company. This includes cheques and a cheque book; financial records; meeting minutes and other official documents