Unrecorded

A Macfarlane card, B.381. Doesn't seem to be in the Smith guidebook.

Unrecorded C.S. Co. card no. 566. Unused.

A Stedman Bros. card (G. D. C. 4624) showing a fairly unremarkable scene. But the intention is to convey the image of these frontier towns as civilized places with "crescents" on which one could presumably go for a leisurely drive.

Undivided back Atkinson Bros. card, postmarked Frobisher, Assa., April 1, 1906 (although a partial cancel only) to Miss Ida Mills, Tottingham [sic], Ontario. Not recorded in Smith's new Patriotics Handbook, v. 1.

MacFarlane no. 1133, showing Mount McKay near Thunder Bay (the "Twin Towns"). Unused. Does not appear to be recorded by Smith.

MacFarlane no. 1132, depicting Kakabeka Falls. Does not appear to be recorded by Smith. Unused.

C. S. Co. card no. 110, unrecorded by Souch. Part of a multi-card letter across the whole back: "...fashions in advance of us. Yesterday we went to Baptist Church in morning, and the train moved on during dinner to a small town called Sutherland. We got out and Dr. Coward, Emily and I went to a tiny Methodist church. Good preacher. After service we just got on train again when it started back to Saskatoon. It was a lovely night. Northern lights splendid and moonlight went..."

C. S. Co. card no. 118, unrecorded. A familiar view across the top of the McIntyre Block.

Unrecorded C. S. Co. card no. 607.