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.
People lining the rail station platform for a special event. Band stand with Union Jack in the distance. Water tower, train and 4 grain elevators in back ground.
Large crowd gathered on train station platform. Men and women dressed in fine clothing walk along a board walk towards a bandstand decorated with a Union Jack. A train station, two grain elevators and a flour mill are located along the track. One of the elevators is a Western.
Black smoke billows from a train at the station. Large group of people at the station, two women dressed in long white dress and fancy hats approach the train station. Four grain elevators and a water tower are located alongside the track. The water level indicator on top of the water tower indicates the tank is two-thirds full. A man puling on a chain activates water flow to the train.
