Chinook has only the one cemetery. Chinook only has about 20 or 30 residents now, but once was a thriving place.
We here in Youngstown, which is 14 miles west of Chinook, celebrated our centennial in 2013. Our website was
http://www.youngstown100.ca/If you look under 'links' there are links to a few Chinook things as well as the Youngstown History book, etc. Raycooley.com is very interesting about life in chinook in the early years. Chinook never managed to write a community history of its own, and now there are very few old timers left.
There are a lot of pictures, too. If you are on facebook, check out the albums of pictures there, as there are more comments. They are mostly of Y'town things, but it gives you an idea of the area. There is a good photo for example, of a Chinook baseball team in 1915 or so. (you have to ask to join the facebook group, and I will approve you joining it)
Chinook in the Youngstown Memories History Book:
http://www.ourroots.ca/page.aspx?id=4210578&qryID=76...The Glenbow museum in calgary is one of canada's best museums. Here are some Chinook photographs:
http://ww2.glenbow.org/search/archivesPhotosResults.aspxThe Alberta Provincial Archives in Edmonton has a lot of stuff on Chinook, but much of it is not scanned. You would have to go in and look at it, which is not too feasible in your case. I have never been there myself.
A Chinook gentleman named Lorne Proudfoot placed many items that were in his possession in museums at the two sites below;
http://www.archivescanada.ca/english/search/ItemDisplay.asp?...http://books.google.ca/books?id=zYpHe74-zcgC&pg=PA31&...There is also a Cereal history book online at:
http://www.ourroots.ca/toc.aspx?id=1161&qryID=923e47...I can find out for you who to contact for the Chinook cemetery, or you could just write a letter addressed to The Person In Charge of the Chinook Cemetery, c/o S. Wilkinson, Cereal Alberta, T0J 0N0.
The local newspapers where an obituary may have been printed are the Hanna Herald and the Oyen Echo, but I have my doubts. One of the local funeral homes likely did the funeral. Waterhouse funeral home in Cereal is out of business, but there is Maclean funeral home in Oyen/ I forget the name of the one in Hanna, but there have been many changes in Funeral homes in Hanna over the years. Winters Funeral Home was one in Hanna quite a few years ago. Someone at the Hanna Town Office could maybe tell you. YOu could get the phone numbers at 411.ca.
The Mrs. Jensen you mentioned is gone, I believe, but they may have a write-up in the Youngstown History book if you look in the index under Bert, her husband.