Located on Main Street North. Group from left to right: I. Dave Thompson, II. W. MacBean, III. ? , IV. Harry ? , V. Mr. Robinson, VI. Mr. Hamilton, VII. Jack Thompson, VIII. Jim Bowen?, IX. Arthur Lowe, X. Fred J. Wilson
People seen standing and sitting on equipment in front of A. Wilson's business and home. His business as carriage dealer sold Moline plow goods and the new Chatham wagon. Located on High Street West
Several men seen standing on sidewalk next to Massey-Harris Farm Machinery building and in front of machinery yard. Identified are: (1) J.H. Bunnell, (3) Sid Cullen, (4) Murray Bennell (son of J.H. Bunnell) (5) Stanley Cullen
Men and children in front of Massey-Harris Farm Implement store selling Verity plows and Bain wagons. One man seated in horse-drawn wagon in front of building
People standing with tractor and separators in front of Massey-Harris Co. on High Street West. Some men identified in photo: (1) J.H. Bunnell, (2) Bob Doran, (3) Hugh Rorison (4) Thad. Arnold (Boharm district farmer) (6) Charles Thornhill
Men seen standing in front of McLean and McIntyre Furniture, Western Business College, Moose Jaw Hardware, O.B. Fysh Real Estate. Horses and wagon seen on Main Street on front of McLean and McIntyre Furniture store
Exterior view of Broadfoot Brothers Furniture and Undertaking building, 3 High Street West. Man seen standing in doorway, with two horse-drawn wagons visible at side of building. Winter scene
Broadfoot Brothers Furniture Store horse-drawn float, with three unidentified men standing and sitting on float. One man stands next to float at far right. Sign on float reads "Broadfoot Bros. Big Furniture Store 115 Main St"
Exterior view of McLean and McIntyre Groceries, northeast corner Main and High Streets. Visible at left are the Moose Jaw Times Herald original office and W.B. Willoughby (advocate) office. Men standing about on sidewalk
Photograph of the interior of a local store in Biggar, Saskatchewan, with two unidentified men standing behind the counter and in front of shelves full of an assortment of products
A woman leading a line of girls, all in Girl guide uniforms, during a parade down Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan. The signs on the store fronts read from left to right: "O.K Economy"; P.H. O'Brien's Hardware"; Hock & Packer"; names of girls not supplied.
