Grain elevators

Winnipeg Photo card no. 1088, sent to Miss Hunt, Abbey Mills, West Ham, London with the message: "Aunt Annie, from Stanley".

Another card sent to Miss Agnes Smith of London, Ont. in August 1908. No indication of the publisher.

Unused Winnipeg Photo Co. card, no. 126.

Mailed at Pierson, September 10, 1908 to Miss M. Morrow of Everett, Ontario. It is written in a very ornate hand: "Received your Card on the 9th of Sept. and was glad to hear from you. I knew Mrs. Murphy would soon have to quit the powder. I believe I could of got steam enough to suing her only for the powder. Suing him around and around (ha ha) is the pigs foot still on the go. I hear from Mary Wedick every week. I wrote to Mr. McK. sister but I have not a answer as yet also wrote to Miss Mary Emma Mitchell but still no answer [?]. I will close my face till another time I remain your old stand by, from (Thos.) Box 53 Pierson. If you got photo to spare don't forget me."

Unused card attributed to W. J. Stephenson, bookseller and stationer of Wetaskiwin.

Lewis Rice card. Addressed to N. M. Sanders Esq., Kemptville, Ont. and postmarked at Moose Jaw on October 12, 1910: "Dear Sandy, Just a line to let you know I am in the land of the living. I have not had a chance to do any writing since I came here. We have to work like the d--- all the time and when I get through I go right to the feathers. Ernie."

This is another Government Agent card that seems to be explaining how things work in western Canadian agriculture: "Each bag contains about 1 1-2 bushels. Each wagon contains 70 to 100 bushels." Unused.

Unused. Published for N. B. Henry of Glenboro.

Montreal Import Co., no. 185, unused.