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The Kiskatinaw river flore in a northvesten
ly direction across the township, entering in section
2 and leaving it in section Zl. The country on the
northerly side of the river is mostly all included
in a reserve for timber. hile this land has been
heayily timbered very little virgin forest now remains.
Fires have overrun this part and have made great ine
roads on the timber. Adjoining the river there is a
larger area of lightly timbered lands with numerous
small openings. This land is suitable for stock
grazing in its present atate. On the southvesterly
side of the river most of the land is aiapted to
agriculture. Most of it is easy of clearing and with
many smell areas of open, stock raising on @ smail
seale is being carrieé on suecessfuily by a few
settlers locsted in this townships. Little or no
cultivation has yet been done; early summer frosts
eccur frequentiy. The main road from Pouce-Coupe
enters this tovnship at the northeast corner of seo-
tien 12 and leaves it in section 18. A good briéige
on this trail spans the river in section 10.

LOOKIEG TPe7S RGEs17
FROK THE WEST PREMSLAY CREEK.

The settlers in these parts, mostly returned soldiers,

carry on chiefly stock raising. The euntry is exceed

ingly well adapted for grazing purposes, and much good
uplané hay can be put upe