SOME EXPERIENCES IN SASKATCHEWAN

By Staff
Published on September 1, 1964
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Mr. Lars Lofthus of Oslo, Minnesota with his Case Engine and my Uncle Eddy Dahl (in checked shirt) of Bengough, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Mr. Lars Lofthus of Oslo, Minnesota with his Case Engine and my Uncle Eddy Dahl (in checked shirt) of Bengough, Saskatchewan, Canada.
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This is the double Gaar Scott and 34' Buffalo Pitts nearing end of 1928 run at Ossinaboia, Saskatchewana, Canada. Note binder canvas around straw bunk and extra high grain elevator to get in roof tops of portable grain bins.
This is the double Gaar Scott and 34' Buffalo Pitts nearing end of 1928 run at Ossinaboia, Saskatchewana, Canada. Note binder canvas around straw bunk and extra high grain elevator to get in roof tops of portable grain bins.
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Mr. John Ober and his Buffalo Pitts of Twin Valley, Minnesota and my Uncle Eddy Dahl (in light jacket) of Bengough, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Mr. John Ober and his Buffalo Pitts of Twin Valley, Minnesota and my Uncle Eddy Dahl (in light jacket) of Bengough, Saskatchewan, Canada.

At this point I feel like telling another episode in our lives.
In the fall of 1928 B. J. got wind of a threshing job by Assinaboia
and suggested we go with him to see about it. I did and we talked
to the owners. We both knew the young man that was going to manage
the run so we took the job. B. J. was to fire the double Garr
Scott, and 1 was to tend separator. After talking a bit we went

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