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Man dressed in black suit and shirt, sitting on a chair in a parlour with fancy carpet, wallpaper and cushion.

Aerial view looking west. Building at corner of Railway St. is Ford Sales.
Written on reverse "you can see the garage well. Course the town has slightly changed since this was taken". Sign on another building I. P. FRIESEN HARDWARE.

Four identical photos of large steam engine and threshing outfit.
Written on obverse: Threshing outfit at the Mennonite colony. I. K. Unrau.
L to R: Peter Rempel, Jacob Lehn, Bernhard Pauls, Peter Lehn, Henry Rempel, Gerhard Wiens, Jacob Plenert, Henry Bartel, Susie Dyck, Frau Anna Dyck, Henry Plenert, John Heese, Corny Plenert, Henry Dyck, Jacob Wiens, Theodore Klassen, Cornelius Plenert.

Farmers use horses to bring loads of full length firewood to town to sell. The wood market was located on a corner of Rail Road Avenue opposite the Massey-Harris Farm Implements building where C. C. Sawatzky and Klass I. Dyck were agents. The large store to the right in photo was owned by H. P. Friesen and I. P. Friesen (of Rosthern), and was known as Friesen Brothers. Also operating one of the Rail Road Avenue stores were merchants Jacob Friesen and J. Hildebrandt.

Two self propelled steam engines parked next to each other. Metal component parts lying on ground. Abram Heinricks holding sledge hammer stands behind the engines.

Photo taken from grain elevator facing west along 6 Street at corner of Railway Avenue.

Six men using shovels and auger to salvage product from rail line. It may have been grain from a grain elevator fire or a railcar load of coal. Three observers sitting on roof of C.N.R. rail car.

A man and a woman stand at the door of a house with an open casket propped on the step in front of them.

Post card in German script, Jacob Neufeldt (?), B. A. Friesen

Post Card addressed to Mr. Henry Balzer, Goessel, Kansas. 2 Cents U. S. Postage Paid Flagstaff Ariz. Item UNK 1017 on obverse.

Three camp site buildings in valley.

Students in Theology class

Students in Theology class

41 men and women, each wearing a ribbon on their jacket or dress, are lined up for the photographer.