Film T-5471 Report of Admissions at the Port of Gretna, Manitoba transcribed by Jim Bundy

Film T-5471

Report of Admissions at the Port of Gretna, Manitoba for 1911


(page 128) January 1911

Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Remarks

2

M Dulon

44

 

Farmer

USA

USA

GN Passenger

 

ND

Bow Island

$100

 

 

Mrs M Eleton

 

26

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Strome

$20

Joining Husband

 

Pearl do

 

5

 

?

?

Do

 

?

 

 

 

 

Myrtle do

 

4

 

?

?

Do

 

?

 

 

 

 

Wm Perry

21

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Moose Jaw

$100

 

3

A Teterson

22

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Gull Lake

$150

 

 

Mrs do

 

22

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

 

O Fitzmaurice

30

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Lethbridge

$135

 

 

Leo do

34

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

$95

 

4

J T Obrien

43

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Regina

$2500

$800 effects

 

Mrs do

 

25

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

 

Adam Wilhelm

26

 

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Winnipeg

$80

 

5

Mrs Ealesty

 

28

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Port Arthur

$40

Visiting Relations

 

A F Disantel

25

 

Farmer

?

?

Do

 

?

Calgary

$150

 

 

Chas Saugster

31

 

Blacksmith

?

?

Do

 

?

Saskatoon

$1000

 

??? Tourists 5-6, 6-4, 2-2, 4-2

(page 129) January 1911

Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Remarks

6

Wm J McConnell

41

 

Farmer

USA

USA

GN Passenger

 

Ohio

Swan River

$200

 

 

H Byers

49

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

$1000

 

 

Mrs do

 

46

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

 

Hazel do

 

2

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

 

Levnia do

 

1

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

7

Laura Lahere

 

41

Domestic

?

?

Do

 

Minn

Winnipeg

$35

Has Position

10

Walter Bergsten

31

 

Farmer

?

?

Do

 

Wisc

Kenosa

$25

Going to Brother

11

L Shean

18

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

N Komis

$50

 

 

Thos Rice

20

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

ND

Winnipeg

$27

Going to Sister

 

F Stephenson

25

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Gull Lake

$150

 

 

Maggie Bjarnson

 

27

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

$50

 

13

G W Atkin

25

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Winnipeg

$50

 

 

R Salita

28

 

Carpenter

Russia

?

Do

 

Minn

Do

$50

 

 

B F Morris

22

 

Railroader

USA

?

Do

 

Colo

Do

$300

 

 

Mrs do

 

20

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

Tourists 4-3, 4-3, 5-4, 3-1, 3-2, 6-4, 5-4 Ohio 5, Mn 2, Wisc 2, ND 4, Col 2

 

(Page 130 ) January 1911

Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Remarks

18

John Okeef

21

 

Farmer

USA

USA

GN Passenger

 

ND

Regina

$20

Joining ?

 

Pearl Wentz

 

14

 

???

?

Do

 

?

Saskatoon

$15

Do

20

Ernest Davis

26

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Swift Current

$90

 

21

Eugene Brag

41

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

$100

 

 

S Aurgurson

27

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Upham

$56

 

23

Julius Wolesley

42

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Ormangay

$60

 

24

Thos McBride

27

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Gull Lake

$150

 

25

Miss Ella Johnson

 

23

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Provost

$40

Going to live with Brother??

26

Florence Elenbaum

 

26

Dressmaker

?

?

Do

 

?

Lethbridge

$600

Sisters

 

Ida do

 

24

?

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

?

 

Edithe do

 

10

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

?

 

O A Brown

20

 

Farmer

?

?

Do

 

Mich

Sheho

$65

Going to work for Brother

 

Mrs do

 

18

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

30

O H Sands

27

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

ND

Delayle

$55

 

31

T Johnson

30

 

Do

?:

?

Do

 

?

Wynyard

$60

 

?Mich 2, ND 12

(page 131) January 1911

Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Remarks

 

J V Pecila

32

 

Farmer

Russia

USA

GN Passenger

 

Minn

Saskatoon

$60

 

 

Peter Lasku

24

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

$55

 

Settlers 47, Tourists 179, Total 226, Rejections 3

Gertrude Elliott Opera Co 20 People, Tourists 16-10, Minn 2

(page 132) January 1911

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

?

Beatrice Petice

 

27

?House Maid?

USA

USA

GN Passenger

 

Minn

Wpeg

$4

PG 924 ?Undesirable?

?

Geo Uston

22

 

Hotel Clerk

?

?

Do

 

ND

?

$840

PG 924 ?Undesirable?

?

Mrs do

 

22

 

?

?

Do

 

?

?

 

?

(page 133) February 1911

Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Remarks

1

J H Haynes

71

 

Farmer

USA

USA

GN Passenger

 

Kans

Edmonton

$75

Going to live with Sons

 

Mrs do

 

41

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

?

 

Elsie do

 

12

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

?

 

Ivy do

 

9

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

?

 

Ruth do

 

3

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

?

 

Einart Thorlaruis

21

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

ND

Wynyard

$85

Joining Brother

 

Mrs G do

 

17

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

?

4

Antone Euokk

26

 

Quarryman

Italy

?

Do

 

Mont

Winnipeg

$55

 

6

W G Blage

19

 

Farmer

USA

?

Do

 

ND

Gull Lake

$110

 

 

W J McIntosh

35

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Swift Current

$135

 

7

Stanislus Mucha

28

 

Do

Poland

?

Do

 

?

Meadows

$75

 

8

J A Balecher

38

 

Plumber

USA

?

Do

 

Minn

Winnipeg

$80

 

 

Mrs Bathgate

 

63

Retired

?

?

Do

 

ND

Bridgeford

$5000

Cash & Letter speedy(?)

 

A J Johnson

34

 

Traveller

?

?

Do

 

?

Calgary

$100

 

 

J W Burke

56

 

Farmer

?

?

Do

 

?

Canara

$1000

 

Tourists 5-2, 3-2, 1-1, 3-2, 22-21 Nobody from Yarland Opera Co 41 People Tourists 7-4, 8-2, 9-3, 10-3

Kans 5, ND 8, Mont 1, Minn 1

(page 134) February 1911

Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Remarks

13

O Rupert

20

 

Farmer

USA

USA

GN Passenger

 

ND

Edmonton

$55

 

 

G Anns

28

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Winnipeg

$52

 

14

Wm Hendria

23

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

$300

 

 

Mrs do

 

19

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

15

Henry Lanquist

29

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

Minn

Seven Persons

$300

 

 

Mrs do

 

20

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

 

Ona do

 

2

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

 

Louis Lanquist

27

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

$100

 

16

M O?Hara

58

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

ND

Regina

$150

 

 

Henry Cole

30

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

$100

 

 

Guss Mills

30

 

Moulder

?

?

Do

 

?

Winnipeg

$250

 

17

W A Gill

35

 

Clerk

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

$60

 

 

O Burkley

18

 

Labourer

?

?

Do

 

?

Saskatoon

$50

 

 

A Sitzer

23

 

Farmer

Ireland

?

Do

 

?

Meadows

$50

 

 

Carl Whitzell

30

 

Do

USA

?

Freight

 

Iowa

Febzen

$300

$375 effects

Tourists 2-2, 8-4, 6-3, 2, 8-4 ND 10, Minn 4, Ia 1

(page 135) February 1911

Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Remarks

17

E Bransford

24

 

Farmer

USA

USA

GN Passenger

 

Okal

Winnipeg

$360

 

 

Mrs do

 

24

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

 

Eddie do

2

 

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

 

Clyde Burke

22

 

Do

?

?

Freight

 

ND

Canora

$150

$1025 Effects

 

Jas do do

24

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

?

$275

$1400 do

18

W H Green

31

 

Salesman

?

?

Passenger

 

Mich

Winnipeg

$100

 

20

A Dipple

30

 

Farmer

?

?

Do

 

ND

Saskatoon

$150

 

21

Mrs Brooks

 

28

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Vancouver

$45

Joining Husband

 

Ernest do

7

 

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

 

Evelyn do

 

4

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

 

Stephen do

3

 

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

 

Baby do

 

1

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

23

C B Tripp

52

 

Barber

?

?

Do

 

Ill

Winnipeg

$350

 

 

Mrs do

 

26

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

25

Mrs J D Burke

 

47

 

?

?

Do

 

ND

Canora

$40

Joining Husband

Tourists 17 4-3, 18 4-3, 20 4-1, 21 2-3, 22 4-3, 23 3-1, 24 4-2, 25 3-4, Okla 3, ND 9, Mich 1, Ill 2

(page 136) February 1911

Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Remarks

27

C Bird

39

 

Farmer

USA

USA

GN Passenger

 

ND

Calgary

$80

 

 

E Anderson

26

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

$150

 

 

F L Neilson

21

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Swift Current

$55

 

 

L Williamson

20

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Calgary

$56

 

 

T Larson

22

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Canora

$59

 

 

Annie McQueen

 

18

Clerk

?

?

Do

 

?

Winnipeg

$25

Has Position with T Eaton Co

28

A Bonertz

25

 

Farmer

?

?

Freight

 

SD

Brocket

$1150

Effects

 

C Harvey

33

 

Do

England

England

Passenger

 

So Amer

Winnipeg

$2000

 

 

Jacob Berndt

28

 

Barber

USA

USA

Do

 

ND

Saskatoon

$125

 

 

Mrs do

 

23

 

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

 

 

 

W T Wilson

21

 

Farmer

?

?

Do

 

?

Calgary

$50

 

 

Geo Jennison

26

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Saskatoon

$30

 

 

Frank Porter

30

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

Minn

Glachen

$80

 

 

Claud Aimes

24

 

Do

?

?

Do

 

?

Do

$50

 

?(tourists) 27 8-7, 28 3-3 Total Number Settlers for Month 59 Tourists 151 Total 210 rejections 2 ND 10, SD 1, NY 1, Minn 2

 



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Film of border crossings at Gretna Manitoba in 1911 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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Report of Admissions at the Port of Gretna, Manitoba 1911