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Kinsmen Club of Biggar Band

Sixteen men standing on the steps of a brick building
They are all wearing matching suits and are holding instruments and there are three drums on the ground in front of them
The middle drum reads "Kinsmen Club of Biggar Band"

"Main Street Biggar Between Third and Fourth Avenue West Side"

Twelve men holding instruments and a group of Five boys on a wagon with two horses, all positioned at an intersection on Main Street in Biggar, SK
The sign on the store behind them reads: "S. Pollock Department Store"
Written on the back in blue ink: "Main St. Biggar Between 3rd & 4th Ave - West Side"
Written on the back in pencil: "1919"
Stamped on the back in blue ink: "27"

Rosetown's first orchestra

A photograph of a newspaper clipping that is undated showing a school orchestra conducted by C.E. Cayley, principal of the Rosetown School. Included is pianist Laura King as a young girl (later Mrs. W.M. Aseltine).

Rosetown Juvenile Brass Band

The Rosetown Juvenile Brass Band was formed in February, 1921. The all male members are standing in front of the Rosetown Town Hall. Some names are provided: President Reg Conlin; VIce-President V.P.H. Ball; Manager John Steiner; Leader D. Steiner.

Marriott District Musicians

Photo was taken at Mike Pravda's farm. Emil Kolofa, bandmaster, standing at back. Other members are Marven Taylor, Charlie Slocombe, Ed Mackart, Edwin Krchov, Joe Cervenka, Victor Krchov, Frank Curda, Ed Lust Sr., John Curda, Ed Lust Jr., Mike Pravda.

Nov. 11th parade

Legionnaires leading a band in parade. Smith and Stewart Schools are in the background. The parade leaders are carrying three Union Jack flags. L-R: Floyd McCallum, Jack Allen, Dick Low.

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