Manitou Mercury
Manitou's First Newspaper - 1884. Its editor, frustrated with the slow progress on the railline, loaded up his printing press in Pilot mound, where he had published the Signal for three years, and moved the newspaper to Manitou, the terminus of the rail line. Credit: Manitoba Legislative Library Collection
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An issue of the Manitou Mercury newspaper.
PMA_2012_002208
- References to Altamont, Snowflake and Kalieda.
An issue of the Manitou Mercury newspaper.
PMA_2012_002209
- References to La Rivière, Altamont, Mowbray, McKenzie, Snowflake and Calf Mountain.
An issue of the Manitou Mercury newspaper.
PMA_2012_002210
- References to Altamont, Kingsley, La Rivière, Snowflake and Kaleida.
An issue of the Manitou Mercury newspaper.
PMA_2012_002211
- References to Pembina, McKenzie, Altamont, Snowflake and Mowbray.
An issue of the Manitou Mercury newspaper.
PMA_2012_002212
- References to Pembina, Altamont, Snowflake and Barclay.
An issue of the Manitou Mercury newspaper.
PMA_2012_002213
- References to McKenzie, Altamont and Snowflake.
An issue of the Manitou Mercury newspaper.
PMA_2012_002214
- References to McKenzie, Altamont, Kaleida, Calf Mountain and La Rivière.
An issue of the Manitou Mercury newspaper.
PMA_2012_002215
- References to Kingsley, Snowflake and La Rivière.
An issue of the Manitou Mercury newspaper.
PMA_2012_002216
- References to Somerset, Snowflake, Calf Mountain, Thornhill, La Rivière and McKenzie.
An issue of the Manitou Mercury newspaper.
PMA_2012_002217
- References to McKenzie, Snowflake, Kingsley and Mowbray.