Film T-5471

Report of Admissions at the Port of Gretna, Manitoba for the month of October 1910


 (page 103) October 1910

Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling by

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Remarks

1

E T Hanson

34

 

Farmer

USA

USA

GN Freight

 

ND

Moose Jaw S

$420

Effects

 

Theo Bergren

22

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

Minn

Vicount S

$480

Do

 

Bertha Burndaul

 

32

Domestic

“

“

Passenger

 

ND

Winnipeg M

$25

 

 

Mrs F Holstead

 

34

 

“

“

Do

 

Minn

Starbuck M

$100

Joining Husb

 

Alice do

 

3

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

3

James Gannon

36

 

Farmer

“

“

Do

 

ND

Strathcona A

$350

 

 

Mrs do

 

22

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

 

Peter McKinnon

30

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Winnipeg M

$100

 

 

Mrs do

 

24

 

“

“

Do

 

“

“

 

 

 

Baby do

 

1

 

“

“

Do

 

“

“

 

 

4

Laurence Nelson

25

 

Farmer

“

“

Do

 

“

Wynyard S

$40

 

 

John P Lowe

51

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Gull Lake S

$150

 

 

O Seagerson

60

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Winnipeg M

$25

 

 

Peter Nelson

23

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Wynyard S

$40

 

 

Stanley Gillis

24

 

Clerk

“

“

Do

 

“

Winnipeg M

$25

 

Tourists 3-4, 6-3

(page 104) October 1910

Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling by

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Remarks

4

Oscar Swanson

26

 

Labourer

USA

USA

GN Passenger

 

ND

Winnipeg M

$25

 

 

C E  Skaalmo

35

 

Carpenter

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

$25

 

 

Thos Samington

46

 

Farmer

“

“

Do

 

“

Moose Jaw S

$75

 

5

Mike Fitchman

29

 

Labourer

“

“

Do

 

“

Winnipeg M

$250

 

 

Mrs do

 

24

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

 

Mrs McEachern

 

30

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Gilbert Plains M

0

Joining Husband

 

Archibald do

4

 

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

 

Gordon do

2

 

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

 

Wm McGregor

18

 

Farmer

“

“

Do

 

“

Weyburn S

$75

 

7

C J Beck

29

 

Painter

“

“

Do

 

“

Winnipeg M

$150

 

 

Mrs do

 

26

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

 

Mrs W R Brown

 

43

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Calgary A

$75

 

 

Mrs E Taylor

 

27

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Moose Jaw S

$20

Joining Husband

8

Chas Christopher

46

 

Farmer

“

“

Freight

 

“

Herbert S

$650

Effects

 

Wm do

24

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

$350

Do

Tourists 5-4, 7-5, 7-4, 5-4

(page 105) October 1910

Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling by

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Remarks

8

B B Woodruff

25

 

Farmer

USA

USA

GN Passenger

 

ND

Moose Jaw S

$100

 

10

Geo Tucker

42

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Watson S

$135

 

 

Fred Tucker

19

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

$25

 

 

Mrs Baldwin

 

32

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Yorkton S

$15

Joining Husb

11

J Anderson

38

 

Do

Denmark

“

Do

 

Minn

Saskatoon S

$75

 

 

L Larson

37

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

$50

 

 

O Jensen

36

 

Do

“

“

DO

 

“

DO

$90

 

 

D F White

31

 

Do

Can

“

Do

 

ND

Castor A

$125

 

 

G Birko

47

 

Do

Eng

“

Do

 

“

Swift Current S

$80

 

 

W Carson

50

 

Do

Ireland

“

Do

 

“

Castor A

$75

 

12

Mrs Bogal

 

18

 

USA

“

Do

 

“

Gull Lake S

$30

 

13

G F Bennet

41

 

Do

“

“

Highway

 

“

Dufrost M

$825

Effects

 

Mrs Do

 

36

 

“

“

“

 

“

“

 

 

 

Blanche Do

 

9

 

“

“

“

 

“

“

 

 

 

Charley Do

7

 

 

“

“

“

 

“

“

 

 

Tourists 6-2, 4-3, 5-3, 3-3

(page 106) October 1910

Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling by

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Remarks

13

C Schnider

21

 

Farmer

USA

USA

GN Freight

 

ND

N Battleford S

$1375

Effects

 

B Buck

38

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

$1010

Do

 

Amos Mara

30

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

Minn

Mead S

$850

Do

14

H Harding

37

 

Butcher

“

“

Passenger

 

Iowa

Winnipeg M

$20

Job with J G Griffin ?

 

Mrs Lord

 

35

Domestic

“

“

Do

 

Wisc

Do

$15

Job with Mrs Peal 336 River Ave Wpeg

15

F Dupus

46

 

Farmer

“

“

Do

 

Minn

Swift Current S

$100

 

 

J Tendell

39

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

$100

 

 

K W Spetz

30

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

ND

Winnipeg M

$75

 

 

C Anderson

45

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

$165

 

 

Mrs Do

 

39

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

 

August Do

4

 

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

 

Marc Do

1

 

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

 

Mrs Fensworth

 

47

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Vancouver BC

$100

 

17

J E Butler

48

 

Painter

“

“

Do

 

“

Winnipeg M

$43

 

 

Gus Ostrom

22

 

Farmer

“

“

Do

 

“

Herbert S

$150

 

 Tourists 4-2, 4-3, 4-5, 4-3

(page 107} October 1910

Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling by

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Remarks

18

D Shannon

45

 

Farmer

USA

USA

GN Passenger

 

ND

Delisle S

$350

 

 

Mrs Do

 

32

 

“

“

Do

 

“

“

 

 

 

Ella do

 

9

 

“

“

Do

 

“

“

 

 

 

Arthur do

7

 

 

“

“

Do

 

“

“

 

 

 

George do

4

 

 

“

“

Do

 

“

“

 

 

 

James do

3

 

 

“

“

Do

 

“

“

 

 

 

J S Long

25

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Moose Jaw S

$100

 

 

Mrs do

 

29

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

19

E H Bergureed

60

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

Minn

Winnipeg M

$150

 

 

Mrs Archibold

 

55

 

“

“

Do

 

ND

Strone A

$25

Visiting Sister

 

Sam Ransfield

21

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Lethbridge A

$50

 

 

J M Johnson

20

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Winnipeg M

$40

 

 

Alex Christenson

25

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

$60

 

 

Herman Peterson

26

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Gull Lake S

$50

 

 

Antone do

22

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

$80

 

Tourists 5-3, 4-3

Page 108 names too dark to read

(page 109) October 1910

Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling by

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Remarks

24

Wm W Breefield (?)

64

 

Farmer

USA

USA

GN Passenger

 

Minn

Hurdesly A

$100

 

 

B Stevenson

23

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

ND

Wynyard S

$50

 

 

A Erinson

55

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

$50

 

 

J Hermseen

50

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Nogebury

$50

 

 

Mrs N Nekin

 

30

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Dubuck S

$100

Joining Husband

 

Arthur do

10

 

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

 

Blanche do

 

5

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

 

Clarence do

3

 

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

25

Thos Vosper

20

 

Clerk

“

“

Do

 

“

Winnipeg M

$20

Job at T Eatons

 

Elmer Rice

32

 

Farmer

“

“

Do

 

Minn

Yorkton S

$25

 

 

Ole Aker

48

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

ND

Swift Current S

$140

 

 

Mrs Milsted

 

46

 

“

“

Do

 

ND

Wynyard S

$35

 

 

Myola

 

7

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

 

Elmer do

5

 

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

 

Miss E L Kittner

 

27

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Gull Lake S

$20

Joining Folks

Tourists 4-3

(page 110) October 1910

Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling by

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Remarks

25

Mary Morien

 

22

 

USA

USA

GN Passenger

 

ND

Gull Lake S

$20

Joining Folks

 

Edna Huller

 

26

Teacher

“

“

Do

 

“

Swift Current S

$35

 

 

Georgie do

 

24

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

$50

 

 

Arthur Messier

24

 

Farmer

“

“

Do

 

“

Wpeg M

$500

& Furniture

 

Mrs do

 

20

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

 

Rene do

1

 

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

26

V Burke

21

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Canara S

$175

 

 

Victoria Strome

 

22

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Newdale M

$25

Going to live with Uncle

 

L W McFadden

31

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Moose Jaw S

$100

 

27

Wm D Olds

21

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

Neb

Calgary A

$25

 

 

T E Manley

37

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

$25

 

 

Mrs Anderson

 

49

 

“

“

Do

 

Minn

Swift Current S

$30

Joining Husband

 

Ruth do

 

11

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

 

Esta do

 

10

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

 

Conrad do

8

 

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

Tourists 5-3, 3-3

(page 111) October 1910

Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling by

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Remarks

27

Maud Shaw

 

22

 

USA

USA

GN Passenger

 

ND

Delisle M

$20

Joining Parents

29

Ole Olson

26

 

Farmer

“

“

Do

 

Minn

Melfort S

$165

 

 

Mrs do

 

21

 

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

 

 

 

J J Erickson

22

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

$90

 

 

Oscar Hanson

30

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

$80

 

 

John do

33

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

$110

 

 

Olaf Strand

25

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

$75

 

 

Arudt Meltug

27

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Do

$60

 

31

Sam Logan

33

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

Wisc

McLean S

$40

 

 

G Demseken

24

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

ND

Wpeg M

$50

 

 

Helmer Madson

27

 

Do

“

“

Do

 

“

Swift Current S

$100

 

Tourists 6-3, 2-4, 5-3, 1-4

Total No Admitted 357, Settlers 131, Tourists 226                                                                                               (page 112) Rejections November 1910

Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Why Rejected,  Remarks

16

Mrs Nancy Collier

 

39

 

USA

USA

GN Passenger

 

La

Wpeg

$130

Not Sufficient Funds Coloured

 

Cleveland do

22

 

 

“

“

“

 

“

“

 

 

 

Laviston do

21

 

 

“

“

“

 

“

“

 

 

 

Hanson do

15

 

 

“

“

“

 

“

“

 

 

 

Laura do

 

10

 

“

“

“

 

“

“

 

 

 

Eddie do

9

 

 

“

“

“

 

“

“

 

 

 

Montzilla do

 

8

 

“

”

“

 

“

“

 

 

 

Jack do

6

 

 

“

“

“

 

“

“

 

 

 

Eveline do

 

4

 

“

“

“

 

“

“

 

 

 



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Film of border crossings at Gretna Manitoba in 1910 transcribed by "Jim Bundy" E-mail. As it happens, almost all of the people were arriving from various midwestern US states, and on their way to several places in Saskatchewan. A very few actually stayed in Manitoba. A few were arriving directly from Europe. Almost all were travelling by rail.

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Film T-5471

Report of Admissions at the Port of Gretna, Manitoba 1910