Iowa 1895 state census
Henry F. Hauser, age 12, born Shelby County, Iowa, residence Greeley, Shelby County, Iowa

In the 1901 census of Canada Moosomin North polling sub division, East Assiniboia district, North West Territories.
Head George Hauser, born August 20? 1862, age ?, born United States, immigrated 1899, racial origin Dutch, nationality American,
Wife Elizabeth Hauser, born March 1863, age ?, born United States, immigrated 1899, racial origin Dutch, nationality American
Son Henry D. Hauser, born March 26?, 1883, age 18, born United States, immigrated 1899, racial origin Dutch, nationality American
Son Charles L. Hauser, born October 24?, 1887, age 13, born United States, immigrated 1899, racial origin Dutch, nationality American
Son Alfred Hauser, born May 6?, 1890, age 10, born United States, immigrated 1899, racial origin Dutch, nationality American
Daughter Jeannie P. Hauser, born February? 25?, 1893, age 8 born United States, immigrated 1899, racial origin Dutch, nationality American
Daughter Sarah C. Hauser, born August 26?, 1897, age 3, born United States, immigrated 1899, racial origin Dutch, nationality American
[This document is difficult to decipher.]

Henry Franklin Hauser is listed twice in the 1911 census. Once at his home with his wife and children. The same home he grew up in, and a second time with his parents at their new location.]
1911 Canada census
Subdistrict 4, Saltcoats district, Saskatchewan
Township 19, Range 4, West of the 2nd Meridian
Head Henry Franklin Hauser, age 26, born USA, immigrated 1900, farmer
Wife Margaret M. Hauser age 25, born Saskatchewan
Daughter Myrtle E. Hauser, age 4, born Saskatchewan
Daughter Margaret Ida Hauser, age 2, born Saskatchewan
Daughter Eva Mary Hauser, age 11 months, born Saskatchewan
And
Sub-District 29, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
Head George Hauser, age 49, married, born August 1862, U.S.A., immigrated 1899, racial origin German?, married, nationality Canadian, farmer.
Wife Lizee Hauser, age 48, married, born March 1863, U.S.A., immigrated 1899, racial origin Dutch, nationality Canadian
Son Henry F. Hauser, age 26, married, born February 1885, U.S.A., immigrated 1899, racial origin German, nationality Canadian, farmer.
There is a blank line here - possibly for an absent person - Henry’s wife?
Son Charlie E. Hauser, age 27, single, born October 1884, U.S.A., immigrated 1899, racial origin German, nationality Canadian, farmer.
Son Alfred Hauser, age 21, single, born May 1891, U.S.A., immigrated 1899, racial origin German, nationality Canadian, farmer.
Daughter Dollie M. Hauser, age 5, born September 1906, Manitoba, race German, nationality Canadian.
[This document is very difficult to read, the ancestry transcriber, the automated genealogy transcriber and myself all have different interpretations.]
[Sub-district : 29; Description: Townships 6, 7, 8 in ranges 4, 5 west of the 3rd meridian]

In the 1916 census of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta
Subdistrict 4, Saltcoats district, Saskatchewan
Grayson Municipality
Head Henry Hauser, age 32, born USA, Presbeterian, immigrated 1899, farming
Wife Galbraith Hauser, age 31, born Saskatchewan
Daughter Myrtle Hauser, age 9, born Saskatchewan
Daughter Ida Hauser, age 7, born Saskatchewan
Daughter Eva Hauser, age 5, born Saskatchewan
Son Earl Hauser, age 3, born Saskatchewan

1931 Canada Census, subdistrict 21, Melville district, Saskatchewan
Section 36, Township 19, Range 4, west of the 2nd meridian, Grayson municipality
[This is about 1miles east of Dubuc, Saskatchewan on No. 9/22 Highway.]
Owns his own home value $1500, single floor, wood, 7 rooms
Head Henry Franklin Hauser, age 48, born USA, parents born USA, immigrated 1898, farmer, general farm.
Wife Margaret Matilda Hauser, age 46, born Saskatchewan, father born Scotland, mother born Ontario, homemaker.
Son Earl Galbraith Hauser, age 18, single, born Saskatchewan, student.
Son Frankie William George Hauser, age 12, born Saskatchewan, student.

FRANK HAUSER DIES AT WOODROW.
The whole community was shocked to hear of the sudden death of Frank Hauser at his home Monday. Mr. Hauser, who was born 59 years ago in Iowa, was a resident of Saskatchewan 44 years but only came to Woodrow two years ago. He is survived by his wife and one son, Frank, at the farm home; three daughters, (Eva) Mrs Lee Pettyjohn, of Maple Creek; (Myrtle) Mrs. Paylove, Prince Albert; (Ida) Mrs. William MacDonald, of Nut Mountain; son, Earl, Nut Mountain; one sister, Mrs. Stephen Lowe, La Fleche, two brothers, Alfred, of Woodrow; Charlie, of Waiden, Alta. A funeral service was held at the home Thursday morning. Rev. Mr.Lane was in charge, after which the remains were taken to Moose Jaw for burial.