This photo depicts the construction of the Gunworth to Rosetown rail line built in 1919 using a horse-drawn grader. This is Young’s grader outfit powered by twelve horses…

Flt. Lt. Lorne Coulter, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Coulter, recently returned from the West Coast, had been promoted to squadron leader and awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross.

As soon as workers could install new air pressure tanks for starting at the power plant, Rosetown was to have 24-hour electrical service.

An early version of a Greyhound bus during the maiden voyage of the Greyhound Bus Lines’ Saskatoon to Calgary route, circa 1937.

Peter Thrush and Fred Staples, driving a team of horses pulling a scope, excavate the Anglican Church basement circa 1919.

100 years ago – Oct. 8, 1923. Burglars broke in to Gledhill’s Drug Store on Sunday night, Oct. 4. They got in through a window on the north side by removing a storm window and breaking the catch.