A boy is sitting in an arm chair and 2 girls are sitting beside him. One on the arm of the chair, the other on the arm of the next chair. The boy is wearing a dark jacket and short pants.. The girl at the left is wearing a light coloured dress, the other one a dark dress.

Two women are standing outside, each holding a child and one woman is seated on a chair, also holding a child.. Two women are wearing checked dresses with a lower belt and the other with wide stripes. A bush is behind them. The inscription says ' von Herbert Sask."
This photo was featured in the March 30, 2020 edition of the Canadian Mennonite, asking for help identifying the women in the photo. Dave Bukholder of Stouffville, ON has identified the adult women as Meyer sisters, "sisters of my paternal grandmother Emma (Meyer) Burkholder. (Mrs. L.J. Burkholder." left to right, Eva Williamson (Meyer) married to Orm Williamson who farmed in the Pamburn, SK area. Mary Strong (Meyer) who lived in the Gravenhurst, ON area. Sarah Gamble (Meyer) married to Glen Gamble who worked with the Bible School in Pamburn. Dave speculates that in the early 1930s the Williamsons returned to Ontario.

This photo is of (l-r) Helen, Ron, Robert, and Vanessa Yssemmagger.

This photo is of (l-r) Jake Wiebe, Norm Neufeld, George Geddert, and Peter Nikkel standing together at a Saskatchewan MB Conference convention.

The ground breaking ceremony for the Herbert Nursing Home. See article in CM 12-32-3. Two men use shovels and 3 others are in the background (including C. J. Wiebe who officiated?). Helen Friesen's name is on the back of the photo; she wrote the article and was likely the donor of the photo.

The body of Elder David Dyck in his coffin, 1933, Herbert, Sask.

This item contains John M. Friesen in the back of the classroom with the students in desks (approx. 15) holding books in Herbert Saskatchewan. This is a postcard mailed to Mrs. A.A. Braun in Altona Manitoba. The postcard has handwriting in German on the back.