Diana CAMPBELL (1917-1918)

Diana
Beloved daughter of
Elign & Maud Campbell
Died May 5, 1918 Aged 8 Mos
Suffer the little children to come
to me

Source: Wild Rose North Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 14, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), Diana Campbell grave marker, photographed by Alanna Carswell, July 2011. Clearer photograph taken May 2013.

Mark McGARVEY (1874-1911)

In
Memory Of
Mark
McGarvey
Died
Sep. 23, 1911
Age 37 Yrs.
At Rest¹

Mark McGarvey has a story for "Mathew [sic] was killed in Shellbrook crossing the railway with team and sleigh."² And I would love to read more, especially a newspaper report, but of course 1911 is the year before the town of Shellbrook's newspaper was established in 1912!

Sources:
1. Wild Rose North Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 14, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), Mark McGarvey grave marker, photographed by Alanna Carswell, July 2011. ↩
2. Footprints of Our Pioneers: Briarlea, Crutwell, Holbein, Nisbet, Rozilee, Wild Rose. Shellbrook: Wild Rose and Area History Book Committee, 1990. p. 555. Print. ↩

Albert Edward PUGH (1920-2005)

Pugh
Albert Edward
Jan. 2, 1920 – April 21, 2005
Forever Loved

Albert Edward Pugh died at age 85 years, 3 months, and 19 days.

Source: Wild Rose North Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 14, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), Albert Pugh grave marker, photographed by Alanna Carswell, July 2011.

HARPER

Baby
Harper

Source: Wild Rose North Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 14, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), Harper (infant) grave marker, photographed by Alanna Carswell, July 2011

That which we call Rozilee / by any other name would sound as sweet

What's in a name? that which we call a rose
By any other name would smell as sweet;
- Juliet, Romeo & Juliet, Act II, Scene II¹

Just sharing some Ancestry.ca indexing fun from the Canadian Census of the Prairie Provinces, 1916²:

Capture from the Canadian Census
of the Prairie Provinces, 1916.

It was interpreted by various indexers on Ancestry.ca in nine different ways (so far):

Royile
Royilee
Rogiles
Rayilee
Royilu
Royiles
Royiler
Royilce
Royilie

Ah, sweet smelling spelling—Rozilee!

Sources:
1. Shakespeare, William. Romeo and Juliet, Project Gutenberg HTMl version(http://www.gutenberg.org : accessed 3 February 2013).↩
2. Library and Archives Canada. Census of the Prairie Provinces, 1916. Digital image online. (http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/census-1916/001100-119.02-e.php?&document_id_nbr=1119&page_sequence_nbr=1&interval=20&&PHPSESSID=binr4r307642js6q5i453mppv4 : accessed 3 February 2013.)↩