Showing 99 results

Posing in front of barn with horses and buggies are (L to R) Fred Arndt and Herman Grapentine. Barn was located just north of the old telephone office across the alley from the hotel. It was built by Grant Wolf in 1911.

Garage was an Imperial Esso station, located on the east side of 50 Street, across from the intersection with 48 Avenue. It was across the street from Vic's Garage.

Wellington Cafe on the west side of Main Street between 49 Avenue and 50 Avenue. Photo also shows other businesses on the block including, from left: William Thiel Shoe & Harness Shop, Mac's Cafe, J. E. Sheppard Hardware. Proprietor Hong Yee and his father opened the cafe in 1934. The building was demolished and re-opened as the Rainbow Grill in 1947. Hong Yee's cousin Kai Yee took it over in 1977.

Promotional postcard consisting of a composite of images, including view of Main Street (later 50 Street) looking north, and various retail businesses in Millet, consisting of: Allin's Drug & Book Store, Mitchell Block, The Arlington, Millet Cash Store, Curtiss Gas & Tire Depot, J. W. West General Merchandise (the Millet Mercantile Co.), Reynar Bros. General Service (Maple Leaf Petroleum Ltd.) , Burns & Co., M. Amundson Jeweller, R. R. Hopkins General Merchandise, Harold Prichard Auto Service, J. E. Sheppard Hardware.

Aerial view, probably taken from a grain elevator. St. Norbert's Catholic Church in the background. Buildings on Main Street (L to R) are Ching Yee's Cafe, Parker's Meat Market, space where Bowser would build ice cream parlour, Morris & Taylor Hardware, Gallas Shoe Repair, pool hall and barber shop, Blades Restaurant, Karr Bros. Store. Board of Trade bulletin board in foreground (built in 1916). By 1919 all the lots in Block 2 had been built up.

Service station owned by Vic Nordquist situated on the northwest corner of the intersection of 48 Avenue & 50 Street. The building, measuring 50' x 80', was built in 1928 of brick. Vic Nordquist built it after his former garage burned down in 1927. He operated the garage until he died in 1963. His son, Jamie, then operated it with the help of his sister, Alma, for many years.

Group of men posing in front of Vic's Garage. The Mitchell Block can be seen at the left. Vic's Garage was started by Vic Nordquist in 1922. It located on the east side of Main Street (50 Street). The buildings were destroyed by fire in October 1927. The man second from the left is Herman Warnke.