EDMONTON DAILY BULLETIN
AUG 23, 1924
NCBP0265
Many Residents of Fur Country Come to City by Train Yesterday.
Over forty passengers reached Fort McMurray from the far north on the Alberta and Artic Transortation company's Steamer on Wednesday, the majority of these coming from the connecting vessel on the Mackenzie river service. Most of those booked through to McMurray reached the city yesterday by the A & G. train.
The travelers to McMurray were as follows
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Bishop |
J.O. |
Stringer |
Travelled o the Mackenzie River and the Artic coast from the Yukon |
|
Mrs. |
J.O. |
Stringer |
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Bisop |
|
Lucas |
Of Chipewayan, who has been inspecting the Church of England missions to as far north as Aklavik |
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Major |
James |
Ritchie |
RCMP and son |
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L. |
Rominet |
Mackenzie district manager of the Hudson's Bay company |
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Rev. Mr. |
|
Geddes |
Herschel island in the Arctic ocean |
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Rev. Mr. |
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Stoddart |
The Hay River mission, Great Slave Lake |
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Messr |
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Ross |
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Messr |
D. |
McAlpine |
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Messr |
Guy |
Harris |
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Messr |
D. |
McDonald |
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Messr |
J. |
Bennett |
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Messr |
T. |
Johnson |
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Messr |
B. |
Laroque |
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Messr |
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Long |
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Messr |
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Innis |
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Constable |
|
Baynes |
RCMP was a passenger having disposed of his trading post at Resolution. |
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Mr. |
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Lirette |
And family reached the "Outside" |
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Messr |
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Christi |
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Messr |
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Lickhart |
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Messr |
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O'Day |
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Messr |
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Derosier |
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Mr. & Mrs. |
J.M. |
Janvier |
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Miss |
R. |
Harris |
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Miss. |
C. |
Harris |
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Mrs. |
F.W. |
Harris |
And 2 children |
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Victoria |
Mercredi |
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Chipewyan to Waterways |
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Mrs. |
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Lucas |
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Ed |
Myers |
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A. |
Comstock |
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A. |
McIver |
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P.T. |
Mercredi |
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Vic |
Mercredi |
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Mr. |
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Meivlle |
HBC Clerk |
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C.M. |
Blair |
Was a passenger from Sled Island to Mackay. |