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Norwegian Church, Elbow, Saskatchewan, Canada

Indian Head Station, Indian Head, SK, 1884

  • smalltownSK said:
    Indian Head is believed to have had the most grain elevators of any Saskatchewan community - there were apparently 12, along with a flour mill.
  • dloran01 said:
    There were 13 Elevators...It was considered the Largest Grain Shipping point in the World at one time....Now there are two Wooden Elevators & One Concrete Elevator...All owned by Paterson Grain.. Dan in Beautiful Historic Indian Head, Saskatchewan. Est 1882
  • oakandboak77 said:
    At one time they were going to put the Uof S here too!! Glad they didn't

Ukrainians harvesting in Separator, Saskatchewan

  • smalltownSK said:
    Never heard of Separator, Saskatchewan. Are you sure? Looks like a Case steam traction engine.
  • Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
    No, I'm not sure! Often we have nothing more to go on than the information that was provided on the photo. I'll do some more digging and see what I can find.
  • smalltownSK said:
    Hello Archives, I checked Bill Barry's Geographic Names of Saskatchewan, THE book on SK place names. Separator is not listed. Maybe the separator reference is about a threshing machine, sometimes called a separator.
  • Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
    I'll see what I can find on the original record. Perhaps it is simply a transcription error that was never corrected. Thanks for the tip!