Cypress (former Saskatchewan Provincial Electoral District) - Members of The Legislative Assembly

Members of The Legislative Assembly

# MLA Served Party
1. Daniel C. Lochead 1912–1917 Liberal
2. Isaac Stirling 1917–1921 Liberal
3. Henry T. Halvorson 1921–1929 Liberal
4. John Edward Gryde 1929–1934 Conservative
5. Clarence Stork 1934–1938 Farmer-Labour

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