Obverse Photo

Reverse Photo

Cat #

Town/City

Obverse Content
(Reverse Content)
[Token and Text Colour]

Notes

 Type 

 Shape 

 Size 

 Rarity 

3300 d

Moosomin

J. Burgoyne's Departmental Store One Only Low Cash Price Moosomin, Sask.
(Good For $1.00 In Merchandise)

James Burgoyne purchased the business from Andy Whyte in 1910 and issued tokens shortly afterwards. Sold in 1913 to W. J. MacKay.

 

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3300 e

Moosomin

J. Burgoyne's Departmental Store One Only Low Cash Price Moosomin, Sask.
(Good For 50¢ In Merchandise)

James Burgoyne purchased the business from Andy Whyte in 1910 and issued tokens shortly afterwards. Sold in 1913 to W. J. MacKay.

 

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3300 f

Moosomin

J. Burgoyne's Departmental Store One Only Low Cash Price Moosomin, Sask.
(Good For 25¢ In Merchandise)

James Burgoyne purchased the business from Andy Whyte in 1910 and issued tokens shortly afterwards. Sold in 1913 to W. J. MacKay.

 

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3300 g

Moosomin

J. Burgoyne's Departmental Store One Only Low Cash Price Moosomin, Sask.
(Good For 10¢ In Merchandise)

James Burgoyne purchased the business from Andy Whyte in 1910 and issued tokens shortly afterwards. Sold in 1913 to W. J. MacKay.

 

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3300 h

Moosomin

J. Burgoyne's Departmental Store One Only Low Cash Price Moosomin, Sask.
(Good For 5¢ In Merchandise)

James Burgoyne purchased the business from Andy Whyte in 1910 and issued tokens shortly afterwards. Sold in 1913 to W. J. MacKay.

 

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3310 r

Moosomin

J.E. Endicott Baker Moosomin
(Good For 1 Loaf Of Bread)

John Endicott started the bakery in 1906 and it is thought that tokens were issued around 1912. Discontinued the bakery in 1922.

scallops around rim

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3310 r1

Moosomin

J.E. Endicott Baker Moosomin
(Good For 1 Loaf Of Bread)

John Endicott started the bakery in 1906 and it is thought that tokens were issued around 1912. Discontinued the bakery in 1922.

Dots around rim

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3320 r

Moosomin

G.H. Hewitt
(Good For 1 Loaf Of Bread)

Moosomin being the centre of a large area was growing quite rapidly so in 1908 George H. Hewitt felt that the town could support another bakery so he started up down the street from Endicott. However, he found the competition too tough and in 1911 he closed the bakery.

Three scallop shapes have been counterstamped into the obverse.

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3330 f

Moosomin

W.J. Mackay Mossomin, Sask.
(Good For 25¢ In Merchandise)

William John MacKay came from Ontario in 1906. In Midale, he operated a hardware store. In 1909, he moved to Virden, Manitoba to operate a dairy. In the fall of 1913 he sold the dairy and moved to Moosomin, where he purchased the general store from Burgoyne. It was a general store until 1918 when, due to ill health, he disposed of everything but groceries. It was at this time that tokens were issued. It was sold in 1932 to Charlie Grant.

town misspelled

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3330 g

Moosomin

W.J. Mackay Mossomin, Sask.
(Good For 10¢ In Merchandise)

William John MacKay came from Ontario in 1906. In Midale, he operated a hardware store. In 1909, he moved to Virden, Manitoba to operate a dairy. In the fall of 1913 he sold the dairy and moved to Moosomin, where he purchased the general store from Burgoyne. It was a general store until 1918 when, due to ill health, he disposed of everything but groceries. It was at this time that tokens were issued. It was sold in 1932 to Charlie Grant.

town misspelled

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3330 h

Moosomin

W.J. Mackay Mossomin, Sask.
(Good For 5¢ In Merchandise)

William John MacKay came from Ontario in 1906. In Midale, he operated a hardware store. In 1909, he moved to Virden, Manitoba to operate a dairy. In the fall of 1913 he sold the dairy and moved to Moosomin, where he purchased the general store from Burgoyne. It was a general store until 1918 when, due to ill health, he disposed of everything but groceries. It was at this time that tokens were issued. It was sold in 1932 to Charlie Grant.

town misspelled

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3340 b

Moosomin

The R.D. McNaughton Co. Limited Departmental Stores Moosomin, Sask.
(Good For $5.00 In Trade)

The R.D. McNaughton Company started by Robert D McNaughton in 1882 in the new stettlement of Moosomin which was on the new Trans-Canada railroad. Tokens were issued around 1908 and were used until 1942, when they were withdrawn from circulation. This company ceased operatons in 1955, by which time it was the oldest retail outlet doing business in Saskatchewan.

Robert's son Andrew George Latta McNaughton used his prairie small town and farm work ethic to great use as he earned several degrees and went on to become one of the most respected Brigadier Generals in the Canadian Armed Forces during the first and second world wars. He was promoted to General officer commanding-in-chief First Canadian Army Overseas, 1942-1944, Member Privy Council of Canada, Minister of National Defence from November 1944-August 21, 1945.
You can read his life history here

 

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3340 d

Moosomin

The R.D. McNaughton Co. Limited Departmental Stores Moosomin, Sask.
(Good For $1.00 In Trade)

The R.D. McNaughton Company started in 1882 in the new stettlement of Moosomin which was on the new Trans-Canada railroad. Tokens were issued around 1908 and were used until 1942, when they were withdrawn from circulation. This company ceased operatons in 1955, by which time it was the oldest retail outlet doing business in Saskatchewan.

Robert's son Andrew George Latta McNaughton used his prairie small town and farm work ethic to great use as he earned several degrees and went on to become one of the most respected Brigadier Generals in the Canadian Armed Forces during the first and second world wars. He was promoted to General officer commanding-in-chief First Canadian Army Overseas, 1942-1944, Member Privy Council of Canada, Minister of National Defence from November 1944-August 21, 1945.
You can read his life history here

 

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3340 e

Moosomin

The R.D. McNaughton Co. Limited Departmental Stores Moosomin, Sask.
(Good For 50¢ In Trade)

The R.D. McNaughton Company started in 1882 in the new stettlement of Moosomin which was on the new Trans-Canada railroad. Tokens were issued around 1908 and were used until 1942, when they were withdrawn from circulation. This company ceased operatons in 1955, by which time it was the oldest retail outlet doing business in Saskatchewan.

Robert's son Andrew George Latta McNaughton used his prairie small town and farm work ethic to great use as he earned several degrees and went on to become one of the most respected Brigadier Generals in the Canadian Armed Forces during the first and second world wars. He was promoted to General officer commanding-in-chief First Canadian Army Overseas, 1942-1944, Member Privy Council of Canada, Minister of National Defence from November 1944-August 21, 1945.
You can read his life history here

 

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3340 f

Moosomin

The R.D. McNaughton Co. Limited Departmental Stores Moosomin, Sask.
(Good For 25¢ In Trade)

The R.D. McNaughton Company started in 1882 in the new stettlement of Moosomin which was on the new Trans-Canada railroad. Tokens were issued around 1908 and were used until 1942, when they were withdrawn from circulation. This company ceased operatons in 1955, by which time it was the oldest retail outlet doing business in Saskatchewan.

Robert's son Andrew George Latta McNaughton used his prairie small town and farm work ethic to great use as he earned several degrees and went on to become one of the most respected Brigadier Generals in the Canadian Armed Forces during the first and second world wars. He was promoted to General officer commanding-in-chief First Canadian Army Overseas, 1942-1944, Member Privy Council of Canada, Minister of National Defence from November 1944-August 21, 1945.
You can read his life history here

 

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28

6

3340 g

Moosomin

The R.D. McNaughton Co. Limited Departmental Stores Moosomin, Sask.
(Good For 10¢ In Trade)

The R.D. McNaughton Company started in 1882 in the new stettlement of Moosomin which was on the new Trans-Canada railroad. Tokens were issued around 1908 and were used until 1942, when they were withdrawn from circulation. This company ceased operatons in 1955, by which time it was the oldest retail outlet doing business in Saskatchewan.

Robert's son Andrew George Latta McNaughton used his prairie small town and farm work ethic to great use as he earned several degrees and went on to become one of the most respected Brigadier Generals in the Canadian Armed Forces during the first and second world wars. He was promoted to General officer commanding-in-chief First Canadian Army Overseas, 1942-1944, Member Privy Council of Canada, Minister of National Defence from November 1944-August 21, 1945.
You can read his life history here

 

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25

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3340 h

Moosomin

The R.D. McNaughton Co. Limited Departmental Stores Moosomin, Sask.
(Good For 5¢ In Trade)

The R.D. McNaughton Company started in 1882 in the new stettlement of Moosomin which was on the new Trans-Canada railroad. Tokens were issued around 1908 and were used until 1942, when they were withdrawn from circulation. This company ceased operatons in 1955, by which time it was the oldest retail outlet doing business in Saskatchewan.

Robert's son Andrew George Latta McNaughton used his prairie small town and farm work ethic to great use as he earned several degrees and went on to become one of the most respected Brigadier Generals in the Canadian Armed Forces during the first and second world wars. He was promoted to General officer commanding-in-chief First Canadian Army Overseas, 1942-1944, Member Privy Council of Canada, Minister of National Defence from November 1944-August 21, 1945.
You can read his life history here

 

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3350 c

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 2.00 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

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35

10

3350 d

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 1.00 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

A

Ov45

35

9

3350 e

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 50 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

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Ov41

32

9

3350 f

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 25 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

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28

9

3350 g

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 10 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

A

Ov30

23

9

3350 h

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 5 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

A

Ov27

18

9

3351 d

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 1.00 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

A

Ov45

35

8

3351 e

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 50 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

A

Ov41

32

8

3351 f

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 25 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

A

Ov35

28

9

3351 g

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 10 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

A

Ov30

23

9

3351 h

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 5 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

A

Ov27

18

9

3352 d

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 1.00 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

A

Ov45

35

8

3352 e

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 50 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

A

Ov41

32

8

3352 f

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 25 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

A

Ov35

28

8

3352 g

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 10 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

A

Ov30

23

8

3352 h

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 5 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

A

Ov27

18

8

3353 d

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 1.00 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

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Ov45

35

8

3353 e

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 50 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

B

Ov41

32

8

3353 f

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 25 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

B

Ov35

28

8

3353 g

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 10 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

B

Ov30

23

8

3353 h

Moosomin

When You Want A Good Thing Go To Whyte & Co. Moosomin, Assa.
(Good For 5 In Merchandise)

Andy Whyte arrived in Moosomin in 1889 and seeing the potential of the area, went back East and made arrangements for financing a departmental store. As a result Whyte & Co. started business in the fall of 1890 as a general store with plans to build a large departmental store in the near future. However, the volume was not up to expectations and the store was sold in 1910 to J. Burgoyne. These tokens are listed by McColl and he states that 105 were struck in each denomination in aluminum, 5 each in brass, copper and white metal, but no mention was made of the $2.00 token. To date it appears that the aluminum tokens are scarcer than any of the others. Tokens were issued around 1893 and were still in use when the store was sold.

 

B

Ov27

18

8

3357 r

Moosomin

Fred Woodward Baker & Confectioner
(Good For One Loaf)

For complete history see 1495r. Sold to Charles Skiere in 1915.

 

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29

10

3365 t

Morse

{Elks Head Logo} Morse #196 Sask.
(uniface)
[White token color, Purple lettering]

Issued February 1974, issue 1,500.

 

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42

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3365 t1

Morse

{Elks Clock Logo} Morse B.P.O.E. #196
(uniface)
[White token color, Purple lettering]

 

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42

1

3370 b

Mortlach

Hudsons Limited Incorporated 1907 Mortlach, Sask.
(Good For $5.00 In Trade)

None of the old-timers of the area remember this outlet but Alex Hudson first appears in the 1904 directory and in the 1907 directory it shows Hudsons Limited. Appears this way in the 1908 and 1909 directories but does not show in the 1910 or later issues.

 

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40

10

3370 d

Mortlach

Hudsons Limited Incorporated 1907 Mortlach, Sask.
(Good For $1.00 In Trade)

None of the old-timers of the area remember this outlet but Alex Hudson first appears in the 1904 directory and in the 1907 directory it shows Hudsons Limited. Appears this way in the 1908 and 1909 directories but does not show in the 1910 or later issues.

 

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38

9

3370 f

Mortlach

Hudsons Limited Incorporated 1907 Mortlach, Sask.
(Good For 25 Cents In Trade)

None of the old-timers of the area remember this outlet but Alex Hudson first appears in the 1904 directory and in the 1907 directory it shows Hudsons Limited. Appears this way in the 1908 and 1909 directories but does not show in the 1910 or later issues.

 

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27

10

3370 g

Mortlach

Hudsons Limited Incorporated 1907 Mortlach, Sask.
(Good For 10 Cents In Trade)

None of the old-timers of the area remember this outlet but Alex Hudson first appears in the 1904 directory and in the 1907 directory it shows Hudsons Limited. Appears this way in the 1908 and 1909 directories but does not show in the 1910 or later issues.

 

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31

9

3370 h

Mortlach

Hudsons Limited Incorporated 1907 Mortlach, Sask.
(Good For 5 Cents In Trade)

None of the old-timers of the area remember this outlet but Alex Hudson first appears in the 1904 directory and in the 1907 directory it shows Hudsons Limited. Appears this way in the 1908 and 1909 directories but does not show in the 1910 or later issues.

 

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250

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3371 r

Mortlach

J.A. Peters Fruit & Confectionery Mortlach, Sask.
(Good For 1 Loaf Of Bread)

 

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22

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3390 t

Mossbank

Mossbank Elks 494
(uniface)
[Yellow token color, Black lettering]

The lodge was formed in 1965 and in 1976 tokens were issued for use at the bar at their dances, issue 1,000.

 

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32

1

3400 r

Mossbank

Ideal Bakery Mossbank
(Good For 1 Loaf Of Bread)

Herbert Humphrey purchased the Ideal Bakery in 1923 and issued tokens shortly afterwards. In 1929 more tokens were needed so issued the tokens with his own name. Tokens were used until 1932 when they were discontinued.

 

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26

8

3401 r

Mossbank

H. Humphrey Baker Mossbank
(Good For 1 Loaf Of Bread)

Herbert Humphrey purchased the Ideal Bakery in 1923 and issued tokens shortly afterwards. In 1929 more tokens were needed so issued the tokens with his own name. Tokens were used until 1932 when they were discontinued.

 

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26

8

3405 t

Mossbank

{Kinsmen logo} Mossbank Sask.
(uniface)
[Blue token color, Gold lettering]

The Mossbank Kinsmen Club was formed in 1960. Tokens were issued in 1972 for use at the bar, issue 500.

 

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42

1

3430 f

Myord

W.H. Skeele General Merchant Myord, Sask.
(Good For 25¢ In Merchandise)

After searching all available records for a number of years have not found a settlement called Myord, but in the search came across a Wilbur H. Skeele, a merchant at Lajord. Mr. Skeele started the general store in 1911, coming from Ontario and continued in business until 1923 when he sold out and moved to California. Several old-timers in the area remember Skeele and the tokens so it is quite possible that there is a misprint on the token and it should have been Lajord instead of Myord.

 

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28

10

3435 t

Neilburg

{Kinsmen Logo} Neilburg Sask.
(uniface)
[Green token color, Gold lettering]

 

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42

1

3440 t

Nipawin

{Elks Head Logo} Nipawin Lodge #251 Sask.
(uniface)
[White token color, Purple lettering]

The Lodge was formed in 1934. In 1974 tokens were issued for use at social functions, issue 1,000.

 

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42

1

3441 t

Nipawin

Evergreen Centre Nipawin Sask.
(uniface)
[Green token color, White lettering]

 

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29

1

3442 t

Nipawin

{Kinsmen logo} Nipawin Sask.
(uniface)
[Red token color, Gold lettering]

 

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42

1

3442 t1

Nipawin

{Kinsmen logo} Nipawin Sask.
(uniface)
[Blue token color, Gold lettering]

 

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42

1

3450 r

Nokomis

Nokomis Bakery P. Campbell Prop.
(Good For One Loaf)

Peter Campbell came over from Scotland in 1911 to visit his brother at Nokomis. The new country fascinated him so much that he decided to stay, so he purchased the bakery from Henderson McDougall in 1912. He expanded the store in 1915 as he needed larger premises for his bakery, flour and feed and ice cream store. Tokens were issued in 1916 and were used until 1925 when the business was sold to Arthur Nickel. All tokens but 4 were destroyed at this time.

 

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26

8

3455 r

Nokomis

Sunlight Cafe Nokomis
(Good For 1 Loaf Of Bread)

 

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27

10

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