Author: Morton, Arthur Silver
Number of titles: 246
- Scrapbook of clippings and documents. September 1883 to 8 May 1885.
- Scrapbook of clippings from the Montreal Daily Star. 25 February 1886 to 8 September 1887.
- Moosomin, Sask. 1947 - 1966.
- R. L. Gibson to A. E. M. Hewlett. 1940 - 1942.
- Yarns of western pioneers. May 1940.
- Yarns of western pioneers, The Saskatchewan Farmer. 1 November 1939.
- Yarns of western pioneers, The Saskatchewan Farmer. 1 September 1939.
- Notes from old Cannington Manor. The story of an English settlement in Saskatchewan. 1925.
- John Morrison. 1932.
- Cannington Manor old timers. 193-?
- Cannington Manor old timers. July 1931.
- William Henry Jackson (1861 - 1952) Riel's secretary. Another case of involuntary commitment? Sept. 1977.
- Jackson, William H. to A. K. Owen. 4 April 1888.
- Whereas the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and temporal and commons in Parliament assembled has permitted.... 1884?
- Having then immediate temporal interests.... 1884?
- Whereas the policy of the Government of the Union or Dominion of Canada.... 1884?
- [Resolution regarding the North West Territories.] 1884?
- [Anti-corruptionist Party of North Western America]. 1884?
- [untitled] 1884?
- Summary. 1884?
- Platform of the merchants committee, Saskatchewan district. 188-?
- [untitled]. 188-?
- [untitled]. 188-?
- [untitled]. 188-?
- Spence, Andrew, James Isbister and Charles Adams to the Hon. Sir Hector-Louis Langevin. 188-?
- In the matter of the Rebellion of 1885, North West Territories. 28 July 1885.
- English halfbreed. 188-?
- Jackson, William Henry to Gentlemen? 31 July 1884.
- Jackson, William Henry to Friend? 21 Jan. 1885.
- Examples. 188-?
- The enemies tactics. 188-?
- Untitled. 188-?
- Mrs. Jackson (mother) to ?. 188-?
- The Riel Rebellion. cause and many interesting facts respecting the outbreak. 1 November 1919.
- Louis Riel to T. E. Jackson 29 September 1884.
- Louis Riel to W. Jackson 22 September 1884.
- Louis Riel to T. E. Jackson 25 August 1884.
- Louis David Riel to unidentified person. 24 March 188-?
- W. H. Jackson to unidentified person. 188-?
- Riel follower dies in New York. left library, Saskatoon Star-Phoenix. 15 January 1952.
- The historic figure Honore J. Jaxon, "The West" 11 December 1907.
- [Untitled]. 1892?
- Notes on interview with Mrs. Amos Plaxton of Prince Albert. 25 June 1932.
- Interview with John Beddem of Red Deer Hill. 26 June 1932?
- Correspondence between A. Krogagaard and A. S. Morton. 14 - 21 June 1935.
- Correspondence between A. Krogagaard and A. S. Morton. 14 - 21 June 1935.
- Reminiscences by Harry Keenan of Macdowall, Sask. 192-?
- Reminiscences of Patrick Henry, presented to the Prince Albert Historical Association. 192-?
- Memoirs of H. E. Ross (Prince Albert), 1879 - 1881. 22 June 1923.
- Prince Albert. 21 June 1926.
- Ross, H. E. to Mrs. Edmund Tett. 1 March 1932.
- Recollections of 1885. 28 November 1934.
- The advent of the mounted police to Prince Albert. 15 January 1934.
- Denies Clark (sic) threatened Metis Indians with bullets, Saskatoon Star-Phoenix. 13 February 1929.
- McDonald, Donald H. to T. N. Campbell. 26 September 1924.
- Public meeting, The "Prince Albert Times" and "Saskatchewan Review." 19 July 1884.
- A few plain words, "The Prince Albert Times and Saskatchewan Review." 1884?
- Meeting of special committee of Prince Albert Historical Society appointed to make the arrangements for the unveiling of the tablet at Batoche held in the fire hall. 14 May 1925.
- Patrice Fleury recalls days when the lordly buffalo roamed plains of central Saskatchewan, "Prince Albert Herald." 15 March 1924.
- Ex-sheriff Owen Hughes relates racy story of "naval" fight on the South Saskatchewan in 1885, "Prince Albert Herald." 5 June 1923.
- Battleford relieved on 24 April 1885, "North Battleford Optimist." 9 November - 30 March 1923.
- Programme at the unveiling of the monument at Battleford, Sask. commemorating the Rebellion of 1885. 10 June 1925.
- The late P. G. Laurie, late editor and proprietor of the "Battleford Herald." 192-?
- A portion of an account of his experiences. 192-?
- Incidents of the Rebellion of 1885. 1923.
- Statement of W. D. Caswell's father about the Rebellion. 6 September - 19 November 1925.
- Minutes of a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Saskatoon Historical Association. 3 June 1925.
- Narrative of ex-mayor James Clinkskill. 1927.
- Personal narrative of ex-mayor Russell Wilson. 1927.
- Narratives of Saskatoon, 1882-1912. 1927.
- Narratives of Saskatoon, 1882-1912. 1927.
- Narrative of Archie Brown. sent by him from California to Mr. S. R. Ross. 192-?
- Proceedings of sixth meeting of the Saskatoon Historical Association held in professor's common room, Qu'Appelle Hall. 19 April 1922.
- Proceedings of fifth meeting of Saskatoon Historical Association held at the home of Captain Andrews. 5 April 1922.
- Doctor Angus Mackay. January 1938.
- Statement of Edward Spencer. 1927.
- Statement of Alexander Kindred pioneer at Moffat and Glenavon. 192-?
- The story of the life of D. W. Caswell, Adair, Sask. 192-?
- The story of the life of A. B. Bompas, Wolsely, Sask. 1923?
- Notes on pioneering in Saskatchewan.
- Homestead experience story.
- My experience on the homestead.
- Early eighties were really good old days. 1929.
- Pioneer life in the Qu'Appelle Valley. 1924.
- [Untitled pioneer story] 1924.
- Theresa. 1923.
- Back in those days. 1923.
- Reminiscences of pioneer days in Saskatchewan. April 1923.
- The Frog Lake Massacre of 1885. 1950?
- Correspondence between Prince Albert Historical Society and A. S. Morton. 13-17 June 1925.
- Correspondence between Prince Albert Historical Society and A. S. Morton. 13-17 June 1925.
- Diary of Rev. Father Valentine Vegreville, O.M.I. 9 April 1885 - 12 June 1885.
- Petite chronique de St. Laurent. 1884.
- Treaty no. 6. Plan of Duck Lake battlefield in Okemasis and Beardy Indian reserves 96 and 97, Saskatchewan. 21 February 1923.
- Hon. Thomas White on Riel's portrait. 18 September 1886.
- Cut Knife Creek! A well fought battle, "The Montreal Daily Witness," vol. XXXVI, no. 109. 8 May 1885.
- Fish Creek homestead entries. 1884 - 1886.
- Miller, W. O. to W. P. Bates. 6 February 1922.
- Memorial tablet unveiled at Vonda by the Bishop of Saskatchewan Diocese. 11 May 1911.
- Rural municipality no. 401 Hoodoo. 19--?
- Rural municipality no. 401 Hoodoo. 19--?
- Rural municipality no. 402 Fish Creek. 19--?
- Rural municipality no. 402 Fish Creek. 19--?
- Rural municipality no. 373 Aberdeen. 19--?
- Rural municipality no. 373 Aberdeen. 19--?
- Plan showing survey of new road in sec. 24, TP. 41, Range 2, W. 3. M (Saskatchewan). 13 February 1913.
- Plan of township 41, Range 2, west of the third meridian. 14 August 1918.
- Plan showing survey of a new road in NE 1/4 sec 23 Tp 41 R 2 W 3rd Mer. 14 March 1917.
- Fish Creek battlefield. 192-?
- Fish Creek battlefield. 192-?
- Fish Creek Memorial Park. 192-?
- Louis "David" Riel. 5 August 1885.
- D. G. MacIvor to son. 2 February 1925.
- L'insurrection du Nord-Ouest. Publié par les Propriétaires du Monde. 1885.
- The Riel Rebellion of 1885. "Witness" Printing House, Montreal. 1885.
- William Dillon Otter to Major A. H. Todd. 4 July 1885.
- Ernest Green and Charles Winter to Col. A. H. Todd. 18 - 22 January 1926.
- Recollections, reflections and items from the diary of Captain (now Lt. Colonel) A. Hamlyn Todd, who commanded the Guards Company of Sharpshooters in that expedition. 1923.
- Private diary of A. Hamlyn Todd, Commanding Guards Company of Sharpshooters of Ottawa. 29 March to 21 July 1885.
- History of the Saskatchewan uprising, "The Winnipeg Daily Sun" (Rebellion number). 1885.
- The Manitoba Farmers' Union, "The Winnipeg Daily Sun." 18 February 1884.
- Northwest grievances, "The Winnipeg Daily Sun." 12 February 1884.
- What has been accomplished, "The Winnipeg Daily Sun." 6 February 1884.
- United we stand, "The Winnipeg Daily Sun." 15 January 1884.
- The farmers' convention, "The Winnipeg Daily Sun." 21 December 1883.
- The farmers' convention, "The Winnipeg Daily Sun." 20 December 1883.
- The farmers' convention, "The Winnipeg Daily Sun." 20 December 1883.
- Farmers in council, "The Winnipeg Daily Sun." 19 December 1883.
- The farmers organizing,"The Winnipeg Daily Sun." 17 December 1883.
- Farmers organizing! "The Winnipeg Daily Sun." 7 December 1883.
- The agitation, "The Winnipeg Daily Sun." 7 December 1883.
- Grievances of farmers, "The Winnipeg Daily Sun." 6 December 1883.
- The "Dawn". The Cree monthly guide, vol. 11, no.9 September 1926.
- Some tales of the Indians and their half brothers. 1920?
- Foundations of government in the west. A paper delivered before the Regina Canadian Club, "The Morning Leader." 1 January 1910.
- Howard Angus Kennedy to W. B. Cameron. 29 June 1925.
- Cameron, W. B. to A. S. Morton. 22 October 1925 - 31 May 1930.
- The passing of John Pritchard, "Saskatoon Daily Star." 31 October 1925.
- Thirst dance and fin-flash, "Winnipeg Free Press." 3 July 1926.
- The rage of Wandering Spirit, "Winnipeg Free Press." 30 January 1926.
- S. R. Moore to A. S. Morton. 30 November 1923.
- Peekokut gets a special. 1927?
- The surrender of Big Bear. 1927?
- When Poundmaker marched on Battleford. 1927?
- The North West Mounted Rifles, Prince Albert. 1927?
- Patrice Fleury and the Duck Lake fight. 1927?
- The half-breed rising on the South Saskatchewan, 1885. 29 July 1926.
- How the Duck Lake fight began. 1927?
- From the diary of a Hudson's Bay Company's clerk in the seventies. 192-?
- Battleford fugitives underwent grim siege in garrison stockade. Survivor tells story of town's destruction during rebellion of '85, "The Edmonton Journal". 16 July 1926.
- Reminiscences of a pioneer in Saskatchewan. 1927.
- Life of W. J. Carter. 30 July 1923.
- Forty years in the North-West. 15 April 1920.
- Notes on Almighty Voice and the Riel Rebellion of 1885. 1918 - 1926.
- Correspondence between A. B. Stewart and Norman Black, H. E. Ross, G. A. Mantle, Arthur S. Morton, Edmund H. Oliver, Dr. Walter Murray. 20 September 1912 - 9 May 1925.
- Correspondence between A. B. Stewart and Norman Black, H. E. Ross, G. A. Mantle, Arthur S. Morton, Edmund H. Oliver, Dr. Walter Murray. 20 September 1912 - 9 May 1925.
- The hospitals at Saskatoon. 1885.
- Application of the first bandage on the battlefield. 1885.
- Group of rebel leaders taking a prominent part in the rising of 1885 in the North-West Territories of Canada. 1885.
- Major-general Middleton, C.B., Adjutant-general Walker Powell and various commanding officers of the North-West Field Force. 1885.
- Louis Riel, 1884. 1884.
- Fight at Duck Lake. 1885.
- Battle of Cut Knife Creek. 1885.
- Battle of Fish Creek. 1885.
- Métis trenches at Batoche. 1885
- Justice commands to take up arms. 1885
- Gabriel Dumont. 1885
- Wandering Spirit. 1885
- Group of rebel leaders taking a prominent part in the armed rising of 1885, in the North-West Territories of Canada. 1885.
- Ambroise Lepine. n.d.
- Old Telegraph Trail in the Touchwood Hills. 1923.
- Touchwood Hills. General Middleton's old Telegraph Trail from Fort Qu'Appelle to Batoche and Prince Albert. 1923.
- Ambroise Lepine. n.d.
- Engraving of the hospitals at Saskatoon, 1885. 1885.
- Frenchman's Butte. 1950.
- The "Five Bends" in the South Saskatchewan River. Looking downstream to Batoche, near Fish Creek. 1947.
- Bullet holes in Roman Catholic church, Batoche, Sask. 1947.
- Gunner Phillips' grave. Batoche, Sask. 1947.
- Outdoor oven in use along the road to Batoche. 1947.
- Rebellion road. Taken in the Batoche District. 1947.
- W. B. Cameron (of Frog Lake) at farm instructor's. Poundmaker Reserve, Paynton, Sask. 1947.
- Mistatim Awasis (Horse Child), son of Big Bear. Poundmaker Reserve, Paynton, Sask. 1947.
- Old Fort Battleford - reconstruction. Battleford, Sask. 1947.
- Gradual slope to the site of old Fort Pitt, looking east. Fort Pitt, Sask. 1947.
- Saskatchewan Landing, looking south. 1948.
- All that's left of old HBC warehouse - at Fort Pitt, 1885. Onion Lake, Sask. 1948.
- Saskatoon Temperance Colony house (1883), used as a hospital in '85. Saskatoon, Sask. 1948.
- Old Batoche ferry, Batoche, Sask. 1948.
- First storey, old campaign house, there in 1885, Batoche, Sask. 1948.
- Store street in the old Batoche of 1885, Batoche, Sask. 1948.
- Peter Kowalczyk house, made from Batoche house logs. South of Fish Creek, Sask. 1948.
- Foundation of old Batoche house, Batoche, Sask. 1948.
- Site of old Batoche house, with Caron house in the distance, Batoche, Sask. 1948.
- Graves of Métis killed in battle, Batoche, Sask. 1948.
- Catholic Church and priest's house, Batoche, Sask. 1948.
- Middleton camp trenches, cleared for breaking, Batoche, Sask. 1948.
- Middleton camp trenches, Batoche, Sask. 1948.
- South Saskatchewan River, looking north to Batoche, Sask. 1948.
- Gabriel Dumont's Crossing, South Saskatchewan River near Fish Creek, Sask. 1948.
- River Road, river lots and river concessions, near Fish Creek, Sask. 1948.
- South Saskatchewan River and Fish Creek church steeple, Fish Creek, Sask. 1948.
- Reported path of Middleton's men, west shore, Fish Creek, Sask. 1948.
- Gabriel Dumont's hot spot, Apr. 24, 1885, Battle of Fish Creek, Sask. 1948.
- Historic Sites cairn, mile or so from battlefield, Fish Creek, Sask. 1948.
- McIntosh farm house site, rebellion trails, Fish Creek, Sask. 1948.
- Middleton's old camp - looking N.W. toward Clark's Crossing, Clarksboro, Sask. 1948.
- J. C. Hunter and Brule Buchanan at Old Clark's Crossing, Clarksboro, Sask. 1948.
- Old Clark's Crossing, east side, Clarksboro, Sask. 1948.
- Carleton Road to site of Battle of Duck Lake, March 26, 1885. 1948.
- Harry Ross of the N. W. Mounted Police. 1930.
- Scene at the unveiling of the monument commemorating the Battle of Batoche, Batoche. 1930.
- Scene at the unveiling of the monument commemorating the Battle of Batoche, Batoche. 1930.
- Scene at the unveiling of the monument commemorating the Battle of Batoche, Batoche. 1930.
- Church of St. Antoine, Batoche, interior. 1931.
- Church of St. Antoine, Batoche, and monument commemorating the Battle of Batoche. 1931.
- Monument commemorating the Battle of Batoche, Batoche. 1930.
- Graves of the Métis killed in the Battle of Batoche, Batoche cemetery. 192?
- Monument to the Métis who fell in the Battle of Batoche, Batoche cemetery. 192?
- Patrice Fleury, veteran of the Rebellion of 1885, living at St Laurent in 1925, aged 103. 1925
- Chadsees - in the Cutknife fight. 192?
- Cutknife. 190?
- Permit signed by Lt. Col. Otter allowing James Clinkskill to leave the barracks at Battleford to cross the Battle River and retrieve items from his house, May 8, 1885. 1885.
- Louis Goulet, March 26, 1926. 1926.
- Fort Pitt. 1925?
- Looking east from Frenchman's Butte. 1925?
- Frenchman's Butte. 1925?
- Frenchman's Butte - battle ground from the butte itself, looking about N.E. 1925?
- François Dufresne, escaped from Frenchman's Butte, 1885. 1925?
- Fort Pitt detachment of NWMP, 1884. 1884.
- Fort Pitt, 1884. 1884.
- Interior of Fort Pitt just before the Rebellion of 1885. 1885.
- John Hall, Onion Lake - ex-Mounted Police. 1925.
- Thomas Trueman Quinn, Indian Agent at Frog Lake, NWT, the first man killed in the massacre, Apr. 2nd, 1885. Shot by Wandering Spirit. 1885.
- Water power wheel on bank of Frog Creek. Freighted from Qu'Appelle by oxen, 1884. 1925
- Inscription in bronze on Frog Lake memorial cairn. 1925
- Memorial cairn of the Frog Lake massacre, 1885, erected in 1925. 1925
- Graves of seven of those killed in the Frog Lake massacre, 1885, and of Corporal D. Cowan, NWMP, killed while scouting near Fort Pitt, April 15, 1885. 1925
- Scene of the Frog Lake massacre, April 2, 1885. 1925
- Site of the Roman Catholic church, Frog Lake, burned by the Indians, 1885. 1925
- The stones mark the spot where Thomas Trueman Quinn was shot in the Frog Lake massacre, 1885. 1925
- Group of rebel leaders taking a prominent part in the rising of 1885 in the North-West Territories of Canada. 1885.
- The attack on the rebels at Fish Creek. 1885.
- Louis Riel's proclamation which was attached to his flag: captured at Batoche by Captain A. L. Howard. 1885.
- Interior of Fort Pitt just before the Rebellion of 1885. 1885.
- Graves of the men murdered at Frog Lake, 2 April 1885. n.d.
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