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The Melfort Journal printing press

996-337-001.02
Item
[193-?]

Part of Melfort Historical Committee fonds

A photo of a printing press at the Melfort Journal taken from the side. Gordon (front), George (hidden), D. Lancaster.

Parade on Main Street - Melfort, Sask.

996-337-005
Item
[after 1914]

Part of Melfort Historical Committee fonds

A parade of soldiers marching down Main Street, Melfort. The Ozark Hotel, Royal Bank and Post Office are visible; the Union Jack is being flown from many of the buildings.

Power Farming near Melfort, Sask.

996-337-006.02
Item
[192-?]

Part of Melfort Historical Committee fonds

A truck, swather and combines on a farm near Melfort. This farm was owned and operated by Mr. D.N. Jamieson and Mr. Bill Dickie.

Power Station - Melfort, Sask.

996-353-001
Item
1913

Part of Melfort Historical Committee fonds

The Melfort Power Station building.

Kealey Farm - Lumsden, Sask.

996-462-001.05
Item
28 Apr. 1948

Part of Melfort Historical Committee fonds

The Kealey farm at Lumsden. In 1/2 hour there was 3 feet of water in the barn.

Melfort Athletics Hockey team member - Don Snula

999-012-005
Item
1940

Part of Melfort Historical Committee fonds

Don Snula was a member of the Melfort Athletics Hockey team.

Cliff Groat with the Monarch Hockey Team - Melfort, Sask.

999-012-007
Item
1948

Part of Melfort Historical Committee fonds

The Cliff Groat Monarch Hockey Team receiving a trophy. Don Rush, Norman Peterson, Harvey Tatlow, Stan Audette, Robert Henning

Melfort Carnival

999-012-008
Item
1940

Part of Melfort Historical Committee fonds

The Melfort Carnival. Two men carrying bagpipes and six girls in long white dresses. L-R: Jon Dafoe, ?, ?, ?,?, Barbara Rosenberg, Judge McKim, Jim Richardson-Piper

Melfort High School Students 1940

999-012-016
Item
1940

Part of Melfort Historical Committee fonds

A group of Melfort High School students. Third row L- R: name for ninth Person is Beryl Gunderson, tenth is Ervin Pyett, seventeenth is Jack Whitley; second row: Third Person is Ann Gordon, seventh is Donalda Manson; first row: Fourth Person is Pete Melenchuk. Fifth is Ted Wittig, sixth is Stanley MacLean, Ninth is Jim McPhee.

Zenon Park Curlers

999-012-021
Item
[19-]

Part of Melfort Historical Committee fonds

Zenon Park Curlers. Eight men with straw brooms.

An aerial view of Melfort, Sask.

999-012-023
Item
1940

Part of Melfort Historical Committee fonds

A aerial view of a farm in the Melfort area.

Melfort Journal building

999-012-026
Item
1940

Part of Melfort Historical Committee fonds

The Melfort Journal building on Main Street, Melfort. It was located next to the Melfort Post Office. Burke's Business Machines are now located in this building.