A picture taken at the Indian Head parade of the Daughter's of the Empire float which won first prize.

Horse-drawn Orange Home float with about 15 children and adults aboard. Grain elevators are in the background

Photograph shows decorated wagon pulled by horses and children sitting on the wagon

Parade proceeding north on Grand Avenue. The Union Bank (currently Film Rescue International) and the Thompson Block are in the background. The float is accompanied by a soldier on horseback and, behind it is a float that says "Glen Lynn".

Horse and cart with two people in it - part of parade proceeding north on Grand Avenue. The sign on the cart says "We're too old to cut the mustard". The reverse says "Mr and Mrs H. Blair, Indian Head, Sask" - presumably the people in the cart. According to the Indian Head History Book p. 265 "Hector Haultain Borden Blair married Kathleen Farmer"

Photograph shows decorated wagon pulled by horses and several people in costume on the wagon