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Two pictures of a little girl standing in the doorway of a house and a baby moose is in front of her as she pets it. In one of the photos a Post Office sign over the door of the building she is standing in front of.

A group of young people out for a picnic, one girl is turned to the camera and has her arm back to throw something.

March 30, 1915 Bertha Hodgson and Hedley Wallace McKay were married in Kinistino, Saskatchewan in the Methodist Church.
A group picture taken after the wedding shows some attendees.
Back row: Ernest Bellingham, Mary Hodgson, Lucy Arthur, Melville Arthur, Rev. T.F. Marshall, Mr. Wellwood played the organ.
Middle Row: Hedley McKay, John Hodgson, Bertha (Hodgson) McKay, Daisy Newman, Catherine Arthur (bridesmaid), Fulton Arthur, Lea Hodgson.
Front Row: Bessie Featherstone, Myrtle Purdy.
Coming around the corner: Gilbert Arthur.

Notes on the photograph: "This was a cold miserable day. Gilbert was just recovering from pneumonia and was sent back into the house to put his hat and coat on. The photo was taken as he was returning. Jean and Eva Arthur were not allowed out and were told to pose in the window but then they were blocked by the people posing outside."
Quoted from a page in the family history.

Bill and Dora Tanchuk sitting in chairs on their front step. Their son is sitting at their feet holding their dog and a cat.

Fern and Edna standing with three others on the hill behind their home. The wagon used for H.O.P. Lake trips is also by the house.

L-R Lea & Sophie Hodgson, Aubrey & Dessie Hawkesworth and Fern Gault at the bridge at Taylor Flats, B.C.

Lea Hodgson wrote on the back " Moberly Lake/1930 My side kick (Jack Spangler) on the trip. We didn't take razors with us as you well notice.Theres lots of different kinds of fish in the lake. We caught this one in less than 10 minutes. We didn’t try for more. We were the only crowd at this lake."

A view from the train tracks of the Kinistino train station and grain elevator.

Lea is sitting in a car, holding on to the steering wheel with John standing beside him. This could be possibly a new purchase.