File #42002: "William Beatty 1886-1889 Diary 40.pdf"

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1887
Dec 1 Jo did nothing to day take care of the horses fine day
2 Jo drew some dung to the little field
3 Jo Do Do Do Do fine warm day
4 Revd Mr Millard had the communion here there was a good atendance for the weather & road
5 Jo drew some dung to the little field rained some
6 Jo plowed in the East field we want to get that part of it plowed it is the North E half
7 Jo finished that part & plowed the north head land along the side of the ditch
8 Jo drew dung to the little field 2 loads from the back of the cow stable with the waggon the rest on the slaugh from the yard where it was piled up
9 Jo drew dung from the yard to the little field with the slaugh fine warm day
10 rain most of the day Jo split some for me in the wood shed rain was very heavy in the afternoon
11 Revd Mr Millard preached this afternoon
Ad got home from Red Deer to day 12 Jo piled or rather shoveled up some of the dung in the Barnyard & let the water off the yard
13 Ad went to Brockville on the Mixed as a jury man
Ad got home from the jury 14 Jo shoveled up some of the dung in the yard & drew 2 loads with the old slaugh & 1 with the waggon to the garden
15 Jo drew 1 load of dung to the garden & 1 of the hog dung to the rhubarb this forenoon storm in the afternoon snow & rain
16 Jo drew dung to the North field east of the Fall wheat it is slow work
17 Do Do Do Do
18 Revd Mr Millard preached this evening
19 Ad & Jo drew dung into the garden from the yard & behind the new Barn find day
Mrs Dean died last night at half past 10 oclock last night 20 we killed a yearling heffer this forenoon Jo drew dung from the old stable to the North field in the afternoon Jennet & Ad is at Mr Deans
21 stormy snow & wind this morning till About 9 oclock find day after Mrs Dean was buried at the Union Church the body was caried from the house to the church
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