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1927 S.E. Saskatchewan, Canada Highway Map |
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SHOWING PART OF TOWNSHIP 5,
ALL OF TOWNSHIP 4, AND PART OF TOWNSHIP 3,
IN PART OF RANGE 4 & 6, ALL
OF RANGE 5
WEST OF THE 2ND MERIDIAN
Towns shown:
STEELMAN
CNR SHOWN CROSSING THE MAP
Note- the Hamlet of BREEZE
is just visible on the left edge of the map
next to altitude 1946,
about half way down the map
Described in Lampman History book, "Poet's corner"
Hamlet of ROSEVIEW,
(alt ROSE VIEW) not shown on the map
shown by the school symbol
1/2 mile east of Breeze, then 2 miles south
SD #795 (ca1912)
per Frobishire history book there was a Post Office here.
There is the Roseview Cemetery here established in 1905.
Hamlet of HILLCREST, (alt HILL CREST) not shown on
this map,
NW Section 16, Twp 5, Rge 5, W2
No Post Office listed in the archives
yet the Frobishire history book says there was one there.
There is a school symbol 1 mile west of this location
SD #1084 (1912)
Hamlet of CATEVILLE, not shown on map,
NE Section 32, Twp 4, Rge 4, W2
had a Post Office, first Post Master, Charlie C. Cate
no school symbol near this location, on this map,
but per Frobishire history book there was a school there
opened in 1908, Cateville School District #1531.
A Mrs Emma Clark, nee Goudy, taught school here
prior to her marriage in Feb 1910.
She died Aug 17, 1952.
The school district is described
in the Lampman History book, Poet's Corner
another teacher here was Blanche Schiestel, nee Knibbs
she taught approx 15 students. grades 1-9.
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history, etc.
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Phil Gent, my Father,
who saved this map, for use here
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