• 1924 Rand McNally Map
• "Through The Years" Delisle,Donovan, Gledhow, O'Malley and Swanson Look Up Volunteer
• O'Malley was south of Pike Lake, Gledhow and Valley Park
• O'Malley was east of Birdview when it changed names to Donavon. Both Wingello's were south and across the South Saskatchewan River from O'Malley
• There is still an O'Malley Road south of Pike Lake

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• CNR Historical Map
• Travel the CNR line north from Biggar to Oban, then fork to Palo, Landis, Cavel(Cavell) to the north east or travel the other leg northward to Lett, Salter, and Cando.
• To the north of Oban Station was Matcham on the CPR line. Matcham changed names to Naseby
• Oban was situated North West - South East such as Duperow - Oban - Castlewood - Biggar, Saskatchewan
• Sask Wheat Pool Maps 1924 and 1984

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• Omand is on the north side of Tataher Creek (a SW subsidiary of Carrot River), as well as Tiger Hills and Waitville West of Omand, Brancepeth is north of Omand. Invergordon's P.O. opened and closed south of Omand's location before Omand opened.

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• June 1941 Waghorn Guide
• Orolow was on the north bank of Rabbit Lake (South of Redberry Lake). Krydor was on the CNR line to the north. Petrofka was a Doukhobor settlement to the east.
• Orolow Holy Ghost Cemetery

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• Arnold Boldt
  -Boldt lived near Osler, Saskatchewan for first 12 years...
• Books--" Boldt, Leonard C., Fourtieth Anniversary: Osler Mennonite Church,
  1928-1968 (Osler, Sask.: n.p., 1968). "
• Book Title Osler-- the early years and the one room school #1238 (1905-1947) : reminiscences past and present / [editor, J.G. Guenter]
  Published Osler, Sask. : Osler Historical Museum, 1999
• Coming to Canada
  -- "As early as the 1890s, Russian Mennonites
  began to settle in parts of Saskatchewan:
  Rosthern (early 1890s), Osler-Hague(1895),
  and Swift Current (1904). They were followed
  by other Mennonites from Manitoba, as well as
  some from Russia between 1923-30 and after WWII."
• Kronsthal Mennonite Cemetery
• Newhorst Old Colony Mennonites Cemetery/ Neuhorst Old Colony Cemetery
• Osler History
• Our roots Canada's Local Histories Online - Title: Men of Steele : life style of a unique sect : Saskatchewan Valley Mennonite settlers and their descendants
• Osler Community Cemetery : SGS Indexed at FHL
• Osler Cemetery
• Osler Cemetery
• Sir William Osler
• WDM Prairie Gamble - Family History Album - BUHLER: SURVIVOR: Maria Pauls Driedger Buhler
• WDM Prairie Gamble - Family History Album - JOHANN DRIEDGER: Rebel With a Cause

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• Otterton is south of the east west CPR rail between Jansen and Esk
• Like Macfarlane a neighbor to the south, Otterton and Macfarlane are both east of the north south CPR rail line between Lanigan and their western neighbor Drake.

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• Lutheran Collegiate Bible Institute
• My Puzzle Tree:Butcher, Genevieve Bernice
• Our roots - Canada's Local histories online - Milestones & memories Outlook and District Golden Circle, Outlook-Broderick History Book Committee
• Our Savior's Lutheran Cemetery
• Outlook elementary School
• Outlook Community Cemetery
  Saskatoon Branch SGS Store: Outlook Community Cemetery and Saskatchewan River Lutheran Cemetery
• Saskatchewan River Lutheran Cemetery
• Town of Outlook

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