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Perry Motors, in Estevan,
sold my Dad
a 1926 Chevrolet Coupe
in 1940 for $55.00 |

O. R. Henderson
John Deere Plow Co. Limited
1945 Farmer's Pocket Ledger
Orville Rawson Henderson
b- June 4,1906, d- May 11, 1970
Buried in Estevan City Cemetery |

Town of
Estevan Tax Receipt
Aug 28, 1947
for a lot on 5th Street
between 13th and 14th Ave.
Actually a house my Grandmother lived in
was located here.
$62.50 wow what a deal! |

Gov't of
Sask. Land Titles Office receipt,
Aug 15, 1947
$5.10
Nowadays a Lawyer charges that
to sharpen their pencil! |
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Picture of an unknown dragline
in my mom's album |

Snow Drift on CPR
near Estevan in 1947
Picture sent to me by
Ron Carpenter, with thanks. |
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Now I know my Grandfather
joined the German Club in 1934
with Walter Fichtemann,
who owned Estevan Greenhouses,
and were friends of our family for years. |
Estevan Bruins Puck
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Wooden Hangar marked on the side
"The Estevan Incorporated
Tailors and Furriers, Estevan Sask." |
Aug 10, 1905,
Estevan Flour Mills started up again.
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Dr. J. F. Creighton
and Dr. F. B. Walsh
and Edith Kee
Millinery
Ads |

Misses Eleanor Gesell,
Annie Sava, and Velma Ingram
awarded first Aid Certificates
in Moose Jaw |
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Princess Cafe
Located on north side of 4th st.
east of 12th Ave.
It was located in the Creighton block
After the Green family sold the Palace Cafe,
later to become the Canada Cafe,
Mrs. Green and Joe Kraft (deceased 1948)
went on to build and operate
the "Princess Cafe" in 1925.
It was located in the Creighton Block.
(Now the Wicklow Center),
The Princess Cafe
was another ECI Alumni Hangout.
They operated the cafe until 1946,
and then sold it to the Jack Ing family.
The Jung family
were also involved in this Cafe.
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Canada Cafe
Located on south side of 4th St.
Middle of the block,
between 12th and 13th Ave.
Lindsay and Patterson
operated the first General Store here
in 1893
Bought out by Mr. H. King
who operated it as a General Store.
It later became the Palace Cafe,
then the Canada Cafe.
While I went to ECI
in mid 60's,
it was still the Canada Cafe. |