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Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Hardisty
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Hardisty, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-617

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Metiskow
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Metiskow, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-507

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Hughenden
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Hughenden, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-605

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Cadogan
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Cadogan, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-604

Title: Canadian Juvenile Vaudeville Show:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Poster advertising "Canadian Juvenile Vaudeville Show at Bruder Heim Hall on Wed. Sept. 14th 1938 - Western Canada's Greatest Juvenile Entertainers Featuring The Paquin Family, Helen Acrobat and Contortionist An Act Worth Admission Price Alone - The Little Girl Without A Backbone, The Singing Cowgirls - Their Golden Voices Will Ever Remain in Your Memory - Admission to Show Adults: 25c Children Under 12, 10c, Comedy Galore - You'll Have to Laugh When You See Ole And His Monkeys, Louis The Miniature Fred Astaire - Dancer - Drummer - Comedian - Musician - Two Solid Hours of Thrilling Entertainment - Curtain 8:30 p.m., Dance After the Show - Swinging Rhythm and Dance Melodies From Radioland and Talkie Productions - Real Old Time Dance Selections Played as Request Numbers, Admission to Dance - Ladies, Gentlemen: Show & Dance, 35c"
Date Created: 1938-09-14
Call Number: spcoll:8138

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Rosyth
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Rosyth, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-502

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Cairns
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Cairns, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-501

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Metiskow
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Metiskow, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-519

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Provost
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Provost, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-601

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Amisk
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Amisk, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-607

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Provost
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Provost, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-518

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Hughenden
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Hughenden, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-517

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Rosyth
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Rosyth, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-612

Title: Letter to Angus McKay from Harriet Traill:
Institution: Univesity Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Vermillion Dec 11th 1889 - My dear Angus, It is long since I have written to you and much longer still since I heard from you, I do hear of you now and again, but I would much rather get a short note from yourself be it ever so short, just to show that we do not forget one another. Joe is not here this winter he is down at Chipewyan, much to his dislike, we miss him, he made himself agreeable to all all round this place. Joe may have his faults but he has a kind heart. We were all so pleased when we saw our Walter turn up here about two months ago, he has grown much since we parted with him in P.A. he seems to like the change of life he has gone out twice to look after his father's traps but he is a little afraid to try the snowshoes for a whole day. Mr Traill was away the whole summer staying down at Chipewyan while Mr McDougall was in Manitoba, however he was able to return before Mr McDougall turned up at Chipewyan. I saw by the papers that you had a tame Moose which you meant to use driving to Battleford I hope he did not give you trouble. I think if we were to have a moose, we should lose him very soon, the Beaver Indians would kill him the first chance they had. The Bishop and his wife are now with us, and we all like Mrs Young very much, she does seem a nice thoughtful person, she teaches Ethel music. The children do not forget the fancy names you gave them. Mary sometimes is quite proud of hers. Willlie is doing well at school, his letters show that he is getting on, and his Aunt's are quite proud of him, he writes that they are all so so kind to him, when ever he is a little homesick he goes to his grandmother Traill in his letter to me he wished to know when he would be able to come and see us. Mr Traill wishes me to tell you that he will not write this time but I am writing and there is nothing for two to write about in [?] and dull place as this is he thinks of you all the same and hopes you may get a good wife some day. And with love from us all, I remain, Your loving sister, Harriet Traill. P.S. Mr Traills joins with me in wishing you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year and many of them may you [?] to [?]"
Call Number: 385 Corr - McKay family - Traills (sister and brother-in-law)

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Hardisty
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Hardisty, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-618

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Provost
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Provost, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-610

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Czar
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Czar, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-506

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Cairns
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Cairns, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-513

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Czar
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Czar, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-620

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Provost
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Provost, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-608

Title: Letter to Angus McKay from Harriet Traill:
Institution: Univesity Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Vermillion Dec 13th 1888 - My dear Angus, I must write a few words to you, so that you will bear in mind that there is such a person living as H. Traill and yet I can't find fault with you for you are one of the those that write the oftenest to me. What about Gilbert? Where is he? I have not heard of him since I was in P.A. last - I wrote to him last winter but never got an answer. I do hope he may be doing well. I heard from Joe last week and he was quite well at the time he wrote, he runs the trad at Chipewyan he says he will try and go out next Spring to see our mother. I was so sorry that our Walter was not able to go down the Saskatchewan on his way out to Winnipeg I wanted him to see you so much, and now that he has missed the chance of doing so no one knows when he may see you, we miss him so much in the house this winter. He was to go to the C. College in Winnipeg for six months and then try to find something to do for a living he does not car to join the H.B.Co. for fear of being sent to an outpost. Mr Traill has young McLean son of the late Bishop Saskatchewan and a hard case he is. Mr McDougall could not make anything out of the fellow. His name is John I suppose you know him I think he was sent away from St. John's College in disgrace. We are having a fine winter so far, and we had a very good summer, the crops were fair and lots of berries of some kinds and we made about five hundred pounds of butter, the most that was ever made at V. by the H.B. We have a nice organ for Ethel and Jessie, so the next time you meet them, they may be able to play you a song or two. They do not forget you often talk of you, about the trip from Pitt to Battleford with you. How are our folks at B. getting along? How is master moose? I am short of paper so excuse this sheet please. I trust this will find you well and I hope with a good wife with love in which Willie joins. I remain, your loving sister, H. Traill"
Call Number: 385 Corr - McKay family - Traills (sister and brother-in-law)

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Hayter
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Hayter, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-523

Title: Letter to Angus McKay from W.E. Traill:
Institution: Univesity Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Fort Vermillion 13th September 1888 - My dear Angus, I do not know how I came to have allowed your kind and welcome letter of 19th Feby to remained unanswered so long, but, so it is, I have a bad habit of putting off my letter writing until the last thing and then often find that I cannot command the necessary time so some of my friends are left out in the cold. I do not know wheter you have heard from any of us since the flood but I will not risk lettering you in case you know all about it. We had a very late Spring and a wet summer but our crops are all that could be desired altho' a trifle late in ripening. Strawberries only ripened in the latter part of July and continued until late in August. Harriet made a trifle of Strawberry Jam something over 300 lbs weight. We have supplied Chipewyan with 300 the batter[?] besides our own requirements past present and future. I have a splendid [?] so we trust to passing a tolerably comfortable winter so far as the grub pile is concerned. Harriet and the children are all well. I suppose you heard about the birth of Little Harriet on the 12 Feby. She is not beginning to crawl about and is a big fat girl with all the [?] of the Traill and McKay families boiled down and concentrated in her. Can I say more? Ethel and Jessie are very much grown since you saw them - they do not forget you and the Pet names you gave them. We were very glad to hear all the P.A. and Battleford news you have us as we never hear from William and seldom from any one at P.A. Walter has gone to Winnipeg but not to St. Johns. He will attend the Commercial College and then I do not know what he will do, but he should be ready for anything that offers. Harriet sends her love and will write next time. She is too busy with her cows and her babies to write to all the family. Hoping you are well and happy. Believe me Dear Angus, Your affect. brother W.E. Traill"
Call Number: 385 Corr - McKay family - Traills (sister and brother-in-law)

Title: C.P.R. Saskatchewan District Station Grounds at Amisk
Institution: Saskatchewan Railway Museum
Description: Plans of the railway facilities in Amisk, in the Hardisty Subdivision
Call Number: A-615