Bengough was named after John Bengough, a cartoonist for The Mail, a Toronto newspaper. John was a friend of the chief railway surveyor's father. By 1912 Bengough became organized as a village. In the fall of 1918, as the war was nearly at an end, the Spanish Flu struck the village, and several who died are buried here.
The cache could be considered a park and grab, near the entrance to the cemetery. You are looking for a camoed bison tube with log. Bring your own writing tool.