Emerson
Having taken the Red River route to Emerson, many of the first settlers to the south central region of Manitoba then walked along the north side of the Pembina River to their homesteads. Emerson was, thus, an important communication centre for the region.
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Newspapers
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An issue of the Emerson International newspaper.
PMA_2012_003169
An issue of the Emerson International newspaper.
PMA_2012_003170
- References to Pembina Mountain, Nelsonville, Crystal City and Morris.
An issue of the Emerson International newspaper.
PMA_2012_003171
- References to Pembina Mountain, Nelsonville, Mountain City, Turtle Mountain, Alexandria and Pomeroy.
An issue of the Emerson International newspaper.
PMA_2012_003172
- Reference to Pembina Mountain.
An issue of the Emerson International newspaper.
PMA_2012_003173
- References to Morris, Pembina Mountain, Nelsonville, Dufferin, Turtle Mountain and Rock Lake.
- Reference to Roseau
- News from Morris, Pembina Mountain, Nelsonville, Dufferin, Turtle Mountain, Rock Lake and Roseau included.
An issue of the Emerson International newspaper.
PMA_2012_003174
An issue of the Emerson International newspaper.
PMA_2012_003175
- References to Pembina Mountain, Morris and Roseau
An issue of the Emerson International newspaper.
PMA_2012_003176
- References to Pembina Mountain and Roseau.
An issue of the Emerson International newspaper.
PMA_2012_003177
- References to Pembina Mountain, Roseau and Morris.
An issue of the Emerson International newspaper.
PMA_2012_003178
- References to Pembina Mountain, Portage la Prairie, St. Vincent and Roseau.