The 9th Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan was elected in the Saskatchewan general election held in June 1938. The assembly sat from January 19, 1939, to May 10, 1944. The Liberal Party led by William John Patterson formed the government. The Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) led by George Hara Williams formed the official opposition. After Williams resigned his seat to serve in the army in 1941, John Hewgill Brockelbank became house leader for the CCF.
Charles Agar served as speaker for the assembly.
Members of the Assembly The following members were elected to the assembly in 1938: Electoral districtMemberPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo.# of term(s)Arm RiverGustaf Herman DanielsonLiberal19342nd termAthabascaElection held July 28, 1938A. Jules MarionLiberal1926, 19383rd term*Hubert Staines (1941)Liberal19411st termBengoughHerman Kersler WarrenUnity1929, 19382nd term*IndependentBiggarJohn Allan YoungCo-operative Commonwealth19381st termCanningtonWilliam John PattersonLiberal19215th termCanoraMyron Henry FeeleyCo-operative Commonwealth19381st termCumberlandDeakin Alexander HallLiberal1913, 19227th term*Cut KnifeWilliam RoselandSocial Credit19381st termElroseLouis Henry HantelmanCo-operative Commonwealth19342nd termGravelbourgEdward Milton CullitonLiberal19352nd termGull LakeHarvey Harold McMahonLiberal19381st termHanleyCharles AgarLiberal19215th termHumboldtJames Chisholm KingLiberal19352nd termJoseph William Burton (1938)Co-operative Commonwealth19381st termKelvingtonPeter Anton HoweCo-operative Commonwealth19381st termKerrobert-KindersleyDonald LaingLiberal1926, 19343rd term*KinistinoJohn Richard Parish TaylorLiberal1917, 19335th term*Last MountainJacob BensonCo-operative Commonwealth1929, 19382nd term*LumsdenRobert Scott DonaldsonLiberal1925, 19342nd term*Maple CreekJohn Joseph MildenbergerLiberal19342nd termMeadow LakeDonald MacDonaldLiberal19342nd termMelfortOakland Woods ValleauCo-operative Commonwealth19381st termMelvilleJohn Frederick HermanSocial Credit19381st termMilestoneWilliam PedersenLiberal19342nd termMoose Jaw CityWilliam Gladstone RossLiberal1927, 19343rd term*William George Baker1921, 19383rd term*MoosominArthur Thomas ProcterLiberal19342nd termMorseBenjamin Thomas HydeLiberal19381st termNotukeu-Willow BunchCharles William JohnsonLiberal19293rd termPellyReginald John Marsden ParkerLiberal19293rd termPrince AlbertThomas Clayton DavisLiberal19254th termQu'Appelle-WolseleyFrederick Middleton DundasLiberal19342nd termHarold John Fraser (1939)Liberal19391st termRedberryOrest ZerebkoLiberal19381st termRegina CityPercy McCuaig AndersonLiberal19342nd termBamm David Hogarth19381st termBernard J. McDaniel (1938)19381st termRosetownNeil McVicarLiberal19342nd termRosthernJohn Michael UhrichLiberal19215th termSaltcoatsJoseph Lee PhelpsCo-operative Commonwealth19381st termSaskatoon CityJames Wilfred EsteyLiberal19342nd termRobert Mitford Pinder19381st termShellbrookOmer Alphonse DemersLiberal19342nd termSouris-EstevanNorman Leslie McLeodLiberal19313rd termSwift CurrentJames Gordon TaggartLiberal19342nd termThe BattlefordsJohn Albert GregoryLiberal19342nd termPaul Prince (1940)Liberal19401st termTisdaleJohn Hewgill BrockelbankCo-operative Commonwealth19381st termTorch RiverJames Archibald KiteleyLiberal19381st termTouchwoodTom JohnstonCo-operative Commonwealth19381st termTurtlefordWilliam Franklin KerrLiberal19293rd termWadenaGeorge Hara WilliamsCo-operative Commonwealth19342nd termWatrousFrank Stephen KrennLiberal19381st termWeyburnGeorge Levi CraneLiberal19381st termWilkieJohn Cunningham KnowlesLiberal19381st termYorktonAlan Carl StewartUnity1929, 19382nd term*Independent
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Party Standings Affiliation MembersLiberal38Co-operative Commonwealth10Social Credit2Unity2 Total52 Government Majority24
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By-elections By-elections were held to replace members for various reasons: Electoral districtMember electedPartyElection dateReasonHumboldtJoseph William BurtonCo-operative CommonwealthAugust 4, 1938JC King resigned seat to allow CM Dunn to run for an assembly seatRegina CityBernard J. McDanielLiberalNovember 24, 1938PM Anderson named a judgePrince AlbertHarold John FraserLiberalOctober 16, 1939TC Davis named a judgeThe BattlefordsPaul PrinceLiberalJune 26, 1940J Gregory ran for federal seatAthabascaHubert StainesLiberalJuly 28, 1941AJ Marion died in 1941
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