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== October 1905 ==
=== 23 ===
Monday, two funerals in our cemetery. Mrs. Bell & D. Corn, Co., Fairb. from Mansey, he died out west. 2 tickets for Mrs. McLeod’s entertainment – 1.00. 1 gal. coal oil 20, perfum. 1.00, bread knife 15. Mrs. Brown to tea.
=== 24 ===
Mailed 15 for Holborn, Rum Hall 7½, day 25. Domville ½ day.
=== 25 ===
Mrs. Owen came at 8 and went away 5 P.M. To Methodist. Pa & I were at the entertainment last night – it was good.
=== 26 ===
Thanksgiving. King fern in Church. The off. was for Cornwall G. Hospital. Pa & Ja. Domville not working. Bot. apples 1.00.
=== 27 ===
Dull day. Hard frost. Bottle in all the flowers. Annie came home yesterday. Began to take up roots & re-till by barn. Pa took all garden roots on Tuesday. Maud, up the banks yesterday and today. Brought Rachel home, she got a sight in her breast.
=== 28 ===
Dull & damp. Sent box off. Put in soaking 3 days to go bath.
Murray went to Green Valley.
=== 29 ===
Fine day. Murray. John hired boys from and primed posts. Annie out up fire & made cake. Murray away. Pa & Annie put in front of the posts.
=== 30 ===
Rachel cold, hope like a gillay hope. Took home the team and put Rachel back.
Domville is done painting. He is going to Cornwall. I settled with him, paying him $3.50 and $6.00 on the rent.
=== 31 ===
Dull day. Ironed. Mrs. Brown at Birks. Heard the will challenged. Eliza Duggan & daughter from Ireland. Place to Murray.
== November 1906 ==
=== 1 ===
Wednesday. Very fine in early morning & a little rawish. Killed an old rooster yesterday. Alec McDonald & French mangel came to the same ground house yesterday. Sent $7.50 for Miss mine clamping. Mrs. Brown called.
=== 2 ===
Cold today. Alice Monday boiled plum house for winter. $3.50, and we 25½ for ice.
Met at Milles. Flour 20, sugar 15, meat 4½ 22, currants 10, raisins 10, lamp 10, lamp wick 5, soda 5.
Domville left our house.
=== 3 ===
Fine day, frost at night.
=== 4 ===
Fine in morning. 7 1 cattle laid 1.15, butter 37½ lb 40, 1 pan bread 20, plate 25. Killed an old hen 45.
Rev. Jamet preached at 3 P.M.
=== 5 ===
Began to snow at 9 A.M. Donald McCannon paid $7.5 on the H. W. for ground rent. Gave receipt for the ½, and other paid before. Mrs. St. Thomas paid 2 dollars for old rent. Rain in evening, I boiled the ½.
Mrs. Pilgrim paid 13.2 for old time. Murray went to Domville down the river, Mrs. Brown in. Mrs. Wilson called in afternoon.
=== 8 ===
Murray got home 7 P.M. 7 pan bread 20, meals outfit, 2.32 lb steak.
=== 9 ===
Did not put up flag until 2 P.M. and I think it is a little over ¼ mast. It is raining and blowing wind from the west. Some died on the fence from the minister’s lane, Alice Monday putting up a wire setting along the lane by the Manor. Killed two old hens.
=== 10 ===
Cold but bright, fine ploughing. Heard results of the Alberta Election, Liberal government for them.
=== 11 ===
Threat of snow. 7 enbal 20, bread 20, ½ buf 42.
Annie cleaned the furnace pipes.
=== 12 ===
Fine dull day. Rev. Mr. Parkinson preached at 3 P.M. So far Nov. has not been cold but dull and threatening. Snow and drizzle.