Map of Block 3, May 1st, 1915
Original map in the Bienfait Museum

1915 map showing between main St and Walsh St, north of Souris Ave, Block 3
Fire Hall #152 Walsh St., on Lot 13, block 3
Large water reservoir was under the Fire Hall

Municipal Office #148 Walsh St. on Lot 14, block 3

Barber & Billiards #200 Railway Ave, lot 10, Block 3
In the 30's this became Jake Lishinsky's store.

Robert (Bob) J. Hassard's, mine owner's house
 was at #224 Railway Ave, lot 4, block 3
In 1906 there was a Robert Hassard
 as a boarder with the George Taylor family,
he was 27 years old in 1906, born in Ontario?
(maybe Sask, shows as a large O under entry above it, which is Sask
the O could be short for Ditto)
Located at 3-2-6 W2
1911 Census shows him age age 33,
 born Nov 1879 in Manitoba now?
now with the Joseph Peverelle (Mine Manager) family as a boarder.
He was a Presbyterian, Occupation- Miner foreman

No sign of Hugh Hassard the first mine owner,
 still don't know of any tie here.

Sept 9, 1892 there was a Hugh Henry Hassard born in Saskatchewan
at Sec 04-Tsp 02- Rge 06- W2.
His father was Hugh Hassard, and mother Jane Robinson
This is the exact same location Hugh Hassard had a Land claim, Jan 22, 1892.
Count nine months from the land claim date, and there is Hugh Henry.
This family I now find out,
moved to the southern states after their mine was sold in 1895.

Still no sign of Robert J. Hassard.
Now I need to trace Hugh back east, to Manitoba or Ontario possibly.