UNIDENTIFIED: August 20, 1997 Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada Jane Doe

 On August 20, 1997, a canoeist found a human skull on the Moose Jaw River just south of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada. The skull was exposed to the elements between 50 to 100 years. Meaning she may have died between 1890s to the 1940s.

The skull belonged to a preteen girl around 12-years-old. She may have possibly been white.

SOURCES:
Canadas Missing
Doe Network
Unidentified Wiki

MISSING: Charles Henry Baxter

Sometime after June 30, 1939, 31-year-old Charles Baxter went missing from the Hawarden District. Saskatchewan, Canada. There are several theories on what had happened to him. It was thought possible he went across the river to Tichfield to find work, or possibly joined the military and went overseas. However, these were never proven and he'd never seen his family again.  Charles is a caucasian male. 

SOURCES:

Doe Network

Saskatchewan Association of Chief of Police

Missing: Anker Ljunggren

In October of 1935 29-year-old Anker Ljunggren was last seen by his wife in Craik or Craven, Saskatchewan, Canada. At the time he was working in Yellow Grass as a farmhand but was heading north to find more work.

SOURCES:
Canadas Missing