Four men, one woman and one dog standing in front of a sod house

Four men and two horses in a space between two buildings on Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan
The space has been excavated for laying foundation and there are more men and some machinery at street level

Eighteen adults and one child posing for a group photograph

Three men, one woman, and one child standing around a car with a banner on the back of it which reads "Lydden Sports July 20th"
One man can be seen sitting in the car
Written on the back in pencil: "45" and "TPE"
Written on the back in blue ink: "Hugh Ellis"

A man stands in a field with the Biggar Hotel behind him in centre of image with a sign which reads "The Commercial Travelers Home The Biggar Hotel"

A man sitting on a buggy which is hitched to an ox
In the background is a small wooden building with a man standing in the doorway
Written on the right edge with black and blue ink: "Mr Louis Codante when he first home steaded 1913 - 23 miles S.W. of Biggar"
Written on the back in pencil: "1913 Mr Louis Codante When he first homesteaded 23m. S.W. Biggar"

Three men with shovels standing on top of a full coal car; the side of the coal car reads "Grand Trunk Pacific 51". Men identified on back of photograph, they include: (from left to right) Stan Beech; Harry Beech; and, George Feild

A view of the 200 block on Main Street in Biggar, SK; A man is crossing the street and a wagon with two horses is parked in front of one of the businesses; The road is dirt and the sidewalks are paved
From left to right the business signs read "The Independent Job Printing Works"; "...General Merchandise"; "Wholsale Liquor Store"; "...Dentist"
Written on the bottom: "Biggar, Sask."
Written on the back in black ink: "Eastside of Main street, Biggar 1911-15"
Written on the back in pencil: "After 1912 - McLaren Bldg present Dentisr - Dr. Moyer? - office at Main & 2nd in 1914 If taken from Commerce Bldg - after 1913"

Posed team photograph of four Indian Head curlers with brooms, rocks and a large trophy and their names printed on an attached yellow piece of paper naming them as Harvey Brown, A.D. Chielens, Wm. Capewell and John Hunter.

John Romanchook and Son (John Junior) working with oxen in 1913; land location: N.W. Sec. 22 TP 19 R 2 W 2

Contains photos of the bride, groom, friends and family as well as guest list, invitations, etc.

Newly purchased motorized fire engine [low pressure pumper truck] of the Moose Jaw Fire Department