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Title: Landscapes at Spirit Sands:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 603-165
Date: 1997

Title: Brooding evening sky:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 534-128
Date: 1993

Title: Backlit spring greens and rocks near 'Earth Mother' petroform:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 534-086
Date: 1993

Title: Manito Ahbee:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 533-225
Date: 1993

Title: Early morning light on petroforms:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 534-176
Date: 1993

Title: Landscapes at Spirit Sands:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 603-134
Date: 1997

Title: Garter snake:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 534-070
Date: 1993

Title: Manito Ahbee:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 533-345
Date: 1993

Title: Spirit Sands :
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 602-425
Date: 1997

Title: 96th Battalion C.E.F. Lines. Camp Hughes, 1916
Institution: Rosetown Centennial Library Archives
Description: Rows of white tents on postcard taken at Camp Hughes, 1916.
Date Created: 1916
Call Number: GPC - MI1.008

Title: Landscapes at Spirit Sands:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 603-168
Date: 1997

Title: Manito Ahbee:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 533-428
Date: 1993

Title: Last Ox Train Through Portage - 1880 - Portage la Prairie Man. :
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Image of at least 8 ox-drawn carts passing through Portage la Prairie - several men standing in front of a false-front building observing - "Last Ox Train Through Portage - 1880 - Portage la Prairie, Man." printed along bottom of postcard in white ink
Date Created: 1880
Call Number: MSS C565/2/11_32c, spcoll:5302
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Title: Brooding evening sky:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 534-134
Date: 1993

Title: Steam Threshing Outfit - Portage la Prairie, 1900:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Image of at least 21 men threshing - piles of threshed wheat in background - steam engine in foreground - 2 wagons pulled by 2 horse teams in background - one horse-drawn carriage to right - house and fence in background - "Steam Threshing Outfit - Portage la Prairie, 1900" printed along bottom of postcard in white ink
Date Created: 1900
Call Number: MSS C565/2/11_32a, spcoll:5300
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Title: Backlit spring greens and rocks near 'Earth Mother' petroform:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 534-120
Date: 1993

Title: Mrs. William Drever:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Image of a woman in a gown and hat standing next to a chair - shawl over arm
Date Created
Call Number: MSS C525/1/6_17 no5
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Title: Office of the Food Controller : Dominion Live Stock Branch
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter from F. H. Reed to, the Western Representative of the Feeds Division of the Dominion Livestock Branch, regarding the shipment of oilcake to the University of Saskatchewan.
Date Created: 1918-02-18
Call Number: RG 2026.I.D.6

Title: Spirit Sands :
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 602-381
Date: 1997

Title: Soldiers' Letters to W. C. Murray : W. Gilmour, Aug. 27, 1918
Institution: University of Saskatchewan Library, University Archives and Special Collectiosn
Description: Letter to President Murray from W. Gilmour, who has been sent back to Canada to interview officials at Ottawa, as well as to write educational materials for rehabilitation work overseas.
Date Created: 1918-08-07
Call Number: MG61S1 A. IV. 91_WWI

Title: Landscapes - spring greens, trees, etc.:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 534-342
Date: 1993

Title: Brooding evening sky:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 534-147
Date: 1993

Title: Dawn sky at Manito Ahbee:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 534-187
Date: 1993

Title: Landscapes at Spirit Sands:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 603-105
Date: 1997

Title: Manito Ahbee:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 533-294
Date: 1993

Title: Sunset:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 603-218
Date: 1997

Title: Landscapes at Spirit Sands:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 603-123
Date: 1997

Title: Manito Ahbee:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 533-380
Date: 1993

Title: Spirit Sands :
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 602-414
Date: 1997

Title: Landscapes - spring greens, trees, etc.:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 534-256
Date: 1993

Title: Letter to Angus McKay from Charles Quinney:
Institution: Univesity Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Oak Lake Manitoba Jen 6th 1887, My dear Mr McKay, your letter of April 8th has just reached me and I have also received a letter and a large batch of papers [?] you have had the kindness to reforward and thank you much for all. The Merchants Bank say the forwarded my Pass book to Pitt last Winter, but I have never received it and should very much like to find it, have you seen anything of it? We have been here 6 weeks and like the place and people very much. They have made application for me to be appointed their Clergyman here and by their their request I too have applied to the Executive Committee for the post, which will be decided after the Bishop's return. I have written to some of your clergy for letters Testimonials - the poor old Bishop promised me his [?] [?] which I refused, or rather I did not [?] to get it before I returned to England. You have [?] and been associated with me for some time and a live from your might stand well in every favour. My Wife and baby and niece and also two young gentlemen are with me on my place but the fact of not having our claims from the Govt. keeps us from making very much progress. I hope they will shortly cheer our hearts by paying us our losses. We have a very pretty place 3 miles West of Oak Lake Station and 300 yards from the Railway. We have on our place lots of wood, water, grass and tillable land, so as far as the location goes "our lives are cast in pleasant places", but we have neither horse nor cow nor are we likely to have until our funds increase. I have a garden with plenty of potatoes and vegetables in and about 4 acres of barley. I have also [?] the kitchen portion of my house and [?] a good well. So you seen our advances are working great. I had a trip to Regina last week on Lone Man's trial - I saw Mr Halpin there and he turned round and defended the Indian after giving previous evidence against him - Sakamou[?] said he was a prisoner and saw Lone Man, all the time the firing was going on and that Lone Man's uncontrollable horse brought him to fall over the Wounded Policeman. I made Sakamou[?] own that he carried a gun all the while he was in Camp and that he was at the fight at Cut Knife Hill. I have some little things to send to the Onion Lake Indians when I have an opportunity. I am glad to hear good news of the Mann's especially of Mr Mann's promotion. Please kindly remember us to them. You must think a great piles of your Moose, you ought to make a good price of it when you sell it. Our only pets are 1 Rooster, 5 Hens, 2 Ducks and I useless Dog. I had 2 Pigeons and one got away the 1st day and the other got out a few days after and I cut short his retreat with the gun. We have lots of game here but cannot get much just now. We had a very happy time with our friends in England, it was well worth 7 years in the North West to spend Six Months such as we had. Our baby will be 2 years on the 21st. Instant which we will be kept by all the Nobility as it is the Queen's Jubilee[?] the [?] is Boss of the whole outfit. He is really the biggest boy I ever saw for his age. Remember me kindly to Mr Duffren and Francois. I must now close with kind regards and every best wish in which wife heartily writes. Believe me, yours very sincerely Charles Quinney"
Call Number: 385 Corr Charles Quinney
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