What Saskatchewan looked like in 1905?

In 1905, Saskatchewan was a newly established province in Canada, having separated from the Northwest Territories. The landscape was characterized by vast prairies, rolling hills, and numerous rivers, dotted with small farming communities and Indigenous settlements. The population consisted of a mix of settlers from various European backgrounds, Indigenous peoples, and Métis communities. The economy was primarily based on agriculture, with wheat farming becoming a significant driver of growth and development.