Our Roots / Nos Racines

Related subjects Eatonia Region (Sask.)--Biography Eatonia Region (Sask.)--History Publication information Eatonia, Saskatchewan: Eatonia History Book Committee, 1980	A Past to Cherish : a history of pioneers and homesteaders from 1906 to 1940 in the R.M. of Royal Canadian, the west side of the R.M. Newcombe, the village of Eatonia and hamlet of Laporte, and of Chesterfield Flats along the South Saskatchewan River where traces of the Stone Age and Metis are to be found. Eatonia History Book Committee
	Table of Contents Cover Title page Table of contents Acknowledgements Dedication/Foreword Introduction Pre-history As far back as we can see A recorded history begins Chesterfield House The Palliser Expedition The Hamlet of Red Deer Forks Ferries and ranches Early years Ethnic origins and religious affiliations Ukrainian Women's Association Early post-offices R.M. Royal Canadian no. 261 The Depression "Last of the free prairie" Histories of school districts -- see index Histories of school districts -- see index cont. The beef ring Branch line Eaton--Eatonia Railway people Elevators Banks Warrior Rural Telephones The Eatonia Enterprise Health services Churches and cemeteries Recreation and culture Law enforcement The bootlegging trade The political scene Excerpts from the 1955 "Enterprise" Heritage legislation Honour rolls Index	Go to page: Search this volume search

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