Share via Share via... Twitter Facebook Pinterest × Elswick Elswick, Saskatchewan, Canada Unincorporated area 5 miles straight west of Midale (Red Rd in 1927 map below) Then 2 1/4 miles south to Elswick (Orange Rd) When the train was running here, it was a whistle stop 12 miles East of Goodwater. Just east of Highway 606 (orange rd in map below) Looking on Google Earth There is a large Oil Company station located on almost the same spot. Of course no sign of Elswick or the railroad. the road into the Oil station would be the old railroad right of way. Latitude- 49° 22' North Longitude- 103° 32' West Located at NW Section 2, Township 5, Range 12, W2 Elevation 1876 ft. Originally on the Canadian Northern Line June 6, 1919 this became the Canadian National Railway Railway Trestle bridge over the Souris River, near Elswick Last Train thru Elswick, winter of 1946/47 Part of my Dad's 1927 map Post Office in 1927 No Elevator known. Souris River Shown here is now the Raferty Dam reservoir and not the little stream as in 1927 School Shown on map- Waite School I think? a mile and a 1/2 from Elswick on NW Section 12, Township 5, Range 12, W2 per Macoun history book “Elswick had a large barn, with high stone walls, operating Feed Mill, a Section House, and 2 spacious coal sheds.” Post Office History Elswick Federal Electoral District: Weyburn (SK) Office Opened July 1, 1911 Section 3, Township 5, Range 12, W2 Closed Oct 31, 1927 Re-Opened Dec 1, 1928 NE Section 3, Township 5, Range 12, W2 Office Closed May 5, 1930 Located in the Store at Elswick Postmaster Information: Name of Postmaster Military Status Date of Birth Date of Appointment Date of Vacancy Cause of Vacancy John Albert Huff (see below) 1911-07-01 1917-12-15 Resignation Joseph Edward “Ned” Sanderson (see below) 1918-02-19 1927-06-16 Resignation, Closed George M. Raymond 1928-12-01 1929-10-23 Resignation Disclaimer- This reproduction is NOT represented as an official version of the materials reproduced, nor as having been made in affiliation with, or with the endorsement of the National Archives of Canada. The source of this material is the National Archives of Canada John Albert Huff b- Mar 1879 in ON d- 1945 in ON wife- Marietta “Gertie” Huff, nee Doolittle b- May 1884 in ON d- 1951 in ON per 1911 census they had these children daughter- Betrace Huff b- Mar 1903 in ON d- son- Cecil Huff b- May 1905 in SK but the Macoun History book, page 318, lists other names ? Joesph Edward “Ned” Sanderson b- Oct 4, 1884 in Sault Ste. Marie, ON d- Apr 9, 1940 at Emo, ON See Macoun History book, Page 493 © Last modified: 2017/10/21 21:59by dlgent Log In