A 1911, 30-60 Oilpull Rumley came to Kindersley from the Callsen farm at Flaxcombe under its own power, pulling the separator and cook car.

ESTON - The Prairie West Historical Centre in Eston is an impressive display of buildings that not only display a wide array of historical artifacts…

In 1928, Hoosier, Sask., was a busy community as people travelled from town to town on a passenger train. Schools were moved by means of horsepower…

Continuous pouring of the Great Sandhills Terminal at Leader took place in July 1998. In seven days, crews poured over 3,800 cubic yards of concrete, over 700,000 pounds…

LUSELAND - In June 1998 a much younger Jimmy Pattison (69 years) returned to his hometown to help open Luseland’s new motel.

Flaxcombe’s history book records memories of Flaxcombe School and the field trips the students attended, often transported by truck.

This photo from the Depression years is proof that Saskatchewan has a long history of lending a helping hand to those in need.

Historical photos captured the laying of steel on Railway Bridge one mile east of Dewar Lake and men fording Dewar Lake on horseback.

LUSELAND - The Luseland Museum will be doing some old-fashioned baking on Saturday afternoon, June 14th, and they’re extending an invitation to join them…

Can you identify any of these students who performed at a piano recital in the Eatonia United Church in May of 1998?

A look back at the year 2005, shows local cowboy Dakota Buttar participating in the junior steer riding event at the 15th Annual Kindersley Indoor Rodeo.

This class photo of the smiling students at Smiley Colony School may bring back some memories.

This interesting story was revealed in the “Land of Plenty” history book. The 1962 crime report was as follows…

The first Kindersley Rodeo in ten years was an outdoor event held on May 31 and June 1, 1991. An article in the June 5th edition of The Clarion stated the standing-room crowd…

KERROBERT— Len Sauverwald’s eyes light up when he recalls bygone days of playing with the Belltones, a band that entertained in Saskatchewan and Alberta.

Enjoy a few photos of early seeding operations in Saskatchewan.

This group of girls from Eatonia’s graduating class of 1990, dedicated a song to their parents.

The Eatonia Concert Band of 1990 enjoyed the comforts of bus travel, finishing off more than 1,200 miles on their trip to Chicago.

There’s nothing better than a parade, and this children’s parade was held some time in the 1930s along Main Street in Kindersley.

As we celebrate Mother’s Day, Lorna Stenson Jantz shared memories of her own mother who raised a dozen children.