The Moose PH Shook

Nov 24| Nove 24.th 1908.

24| A.H Sweet comenced to plough on the road at Shook for to grade

25 and 26| had the road machine to work. 27 drawing grade.

on road, 22. 23. 24. fine weather. 26. some rain in after noon. 27. cloudy with west wind.

26| finished ploughing on Shook. {illegible}

28.| drawing gravle on road

28.| Some cloudy west wind

Dec 1.| paid taxes in to the bank $29.00

1. heavy west wind turns cold freezes prety hard at night

Nov 27| I got 80 lbs oat meal at John. Roddick mill

Dec 5| I killed one hog weig ed 325. lbs

Dec 10| gripen lake froze over

909

Jan 24| heavy thunder in the south

Feb 12| Bought oats from john. {L^H^etherlon?} 25 bushel paid 45. ^cts^ per bushel

1909 March 2 the {W.ook?} gardner helping cut wood down in joe Moorehead woods. fine and warm March

17 Eisa and george went to Chantry

23 Joseph. galoway taped sugar bush

27 had sawing machine Wm. Berry

24. comenced to snow in after noon

turned to rain in the night

25 rain conitioned till in afternoon

25 then turns to snow

25 with a heavy flood of water

27 comenced to tap sugar bush

27 taped 50 trees in the evening

29 Wm. Berry finished sawing

29 wood at P.H Shooks place

29 and moved up to Bee. Brown.

30 P.H Shook. finished taping

30. Shugar bush

April 7 very heavy winds that blew down chases and Midleton Barns.

10 yong pigs at Shooks place

26. george and teem working on Road machine a grading road

24. taped 80. trees a good run of day

April 30.| quite a big snow storm and then turns to rain

May 2.| heavy west wind and squalls of snow

6.| last gathering of Sap 25 pails

6.| heavy thunder storm

15.| gordy sweet sowing oats on his big field on the flats on the muck land

17.| drawing out manure up on the Haskin place

18.| sam. Cheetham stoped heare for dner +

16.| turned cows out on pastuer for the first t

20.| sowing oats on haskin

June| place

10.| W.W. Hieoek

11.| Wm. gardner working

11.| planting field corn

12.| sowing peas and oats for green feed

1909 June {illegible}/15 sowing Buckwheat down below sugar house

17. sowing turnips up in little field

22. sowing buckwheat down near oak tree.

24. Sowing millet on flats

26. went ^to^ ganoque with lumber

17. had thrasing machine W. {menuow?} charged at $4.00 for the job thrasing.

20. finished geting in millet all But a few rakers.

22. comenced to cut buck wheat

28. finished cuting buckwheat

28. W.T gardner caught a pike

weigh of pike 6 lbs

Sep 14. yong pigs

oct To coon ^pigs^ finished cuting corn for P.H Shook

18 finished geting in buckwheat

22. finished diging and geting in potatoes.

22. finished geting in white cariots and sugar Beets

21. heavy thunder storm and rain

25. comenced ploughing on the Shook farm

28. pooting roof on cow stable

1909 October 29. finished

Oct 25. pooting roof on cow stable. the walrus roofing on cow stable.

Nov 3. finished geting in turnips

6. finished geting in cabbage

4. 1 cord stove wood to L. Mustard

$1.60. per cord) ^ooo^ setled for)

11. 1 cord stove wood L. Mustard 1.50. per cord) wood setted for)

13. finished wall under drive house

13. finished geting in down on flats

10. 11. 12. 13. fine weather

13. P.H Shook Detor to george. Corners

Jan 11. {illegible} for ^paid in full^ putting wall under drive house $10.00 to be paid

Nove in beef

14. hand logs croaking

20. finished ploughing on flats in the big field machine to thrash buckwheat

charged $2.00

15. Spring vale ^cheese^ factory closed to day

1909. Dec 1&&2&3&4&fine weather

some cloudy and white frost

5. heavy whit frost last

5. night. cloudy to day

4. Lucy and george went to gananoque.

4. bought a Borrill Coburn from ^H^P. Berea. Paid $6.0000

5. Bair ground yet

4. Hamet and girty went to Kingston above Buggy

11 gripen lake froze over

16. killed hog weiehed 3.20 lbs

13 made sourkrout

1910

Jan 11. Took ^beef^ out to george Corners Delta

Jan 10. killed Beef back came

12. drawed first load of wood from joe. Moorehead woods

18 Heavy rain

21 very heavy rain

20 Benways and Wilton came to our place

31 Benway and wife went to smith falls from P.H Shook place

1910

Feb 2. Some cloudy in fore noon

2 the sun shone out a little about noon comenced to snow in the evening

3. snowing all day with north east wind

26. rain and a big thaw

27. fine and warm to day

Marc

1. cloudy and warm

2 very fine and sun shine

2 thawing very fast

2 george takes benways to ganoque for to start on their way back to the west.

4. Buggys and wagons going on the roads

4 Slaying nearly all gon

5 warm and sun shine all day

5 Sap runing very good to day

6 heavy thunder storm and

heavy rain and wind at night

6 slaying

7 saw a blue bird

1906

Jan P.H Shook Detor to wrm.Bery the black Smitted Sealegs Bag

29 . 4 old shoes set

Marel 19. 4 old Shoes Set

25.1 old shoe set

mag 16.2 new shoes set

16.2 old shoes set

27.2 old shoes set

27.2 new shoes set

June 10.1 old shoe set

24.8 old shoes set

July 8. new ban shoes set

11.1 diy on buggy

30.8 old shoes set

Aug 17.2 old shoes set

Sept 11. 2 old shoes set

11. tyres buggy wheels

12.4 old shoes set

oct 23 .2 old shoes set

23.2 new shoes set

25.2 old shoes set

25.2 new shoes set

nov 23.3 old shoes set

1907 P.H. Shook detor to

    win. bery the black smith

1910 first planted

May 13 Early potatoes

      planted comenced at 

      door yard rose hill 

      23 roes
      

       o  o  o  o  o  o

       comenced sowing oats on flats

       meet king of potatoes  13 roes

       manitoba

       Ball of patch 

       woods potatoes

       russets on

       uper side of

       path

1910

Aug 6th VVVVVVVVVVVVVV

       Ball betwen

       Bee. Brown and

       P.H Shook in 

       hog deal $2.34 ^cts^

       due to shook 

       paid in full

1910 Catte Ranch

April 27.th. Bee. Brown. one yearling coalt $4.00. by the season

27. W.W. hicock 4 yearling heffers at $2.00. each by the season $8.00. Paid

27. Hamet Lillie 2. Two year old heffers by the season $2.50 each $5.00. paid

27. Will Sweet. I two ^paid^ year old heffer $2.50. by the season.

27. 1 yearling Bull ^bull paid for^ one month 50 cts for ^bull paid for^ one month

27. Luther ^Paid^ Mustard 2. two yearling ^Paid^ heffer ^Paid^ at $2.00

May| each by the season $4.00 16. grant Mustard ^paid^ 2 ^paid^ yearlings coalts at $3.00. each and take them ^paid^ out the ^paid^ first of August

Clatte George Cheattham

1910 Dec 19. Black Smith of Seelay BAy $4

Dec 1 Detor to P.H. Shook

     1 cord elm stove wood                1.50
                                          1.50
  20 1 cord elm stove wood              --------
                                         $3.00

1911 Dece 23 Selled in full

    P.H. Shook detor to george Cheatham

Feb 14 for blacksmith

      repairing Bob SLay

May 6th 1 plough point

May 27 repairing 1 wagon wheel

   Nove 1 plough point 

1911

Jan 17. 14. Cords elm Stove wood

           to Frank Wilstie at
          $1.40 hen cord $19.60.
          Ten Dollars paid. BAll

June to be pain in June $9.60

 21       recieved from J Wilstie Ballane
          on stove wood                $9.60

1910 Day Book

Mar 11. Taping {suggor?} bush

11. hurd robens

12. hurd Black Birds

12. Ham. Lillie had sawin machine

12. fine sun shine weather

12. snow nearly all gon of in the fields

21. sout west wind

23. fish runing som to day

2 days before full moon

24 Bill. Leadbeater went to Brockville to buye a teem

23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. fine weather. South west wind and sun shine nearly all of the time.

30. blood root and vilots blowed

April | Out

1. Hamet and george. Shook went to plum holow

6 gathered day buckets

5 W.W Hicock had his first raising at his Barn

1910 Day Book

April

9. Billey caught a pike on the road.

11. flury of snow to day

11. spring vale cheese factory started to day. {rain?} by Hary. Wood. =

13. yong pigs

15. comenced building fence on Haskin place

25 comenced to send {mik?} to factory

April 18. yong chickens

10 some frost and froze ice

recieved from See. Mustard by the hand of Hary. Wood for

May| Wood $3.00

14 first night for cows to be turned out

14 Sawing Sugar Beets and cariots

June 3. Henry. and Eeiza went to ottawa on a trip

5 old mrs. Bristlon funarel

and 4. prety hard frost

20. panted corn on flats

july 8. drawing cheese to day

1910 Day Book

July 12. Sowing Buckwheat and millet on flats

12. W. Sweet came to P.H Shook place

13. comenced haying

Aug 15 finished oat harvest

22. geting out manure with Hicock Spreader

24. had thrashing machine

W. Menrow machine

charged $3.00 |

31. went to gononoque with potatoes and chickens

Sep.

10. Shiped 5 hogs average weight 157 lbs each 785 lbs total $67.11.^cts^

12. comenced ploughing on flats for rye in his field

8 W.S. West left P.H Shook

with Philp Steavens

17 finished cuting corn

19 sowing rye on flats next to {Meardle?} line.

30. Sowing rye on Buckwheat group

1910 th

Oct ^1^ went to gananoque with chickens and eggs l

3. finished geting in beans

6 heavy rain

10 finished putting do-hale in peadan cow stable floor in

13 feeding cow in stable the first time

12 froze prety hard at night

13 finished diging and geting in potatoes

21 finished puting roof on hen house

25 first night for cows in stable

25 puting flour in coalt stable

27 Soed Bee. Brown 6 pigs at $2.00 each total $12.00 pigs not to be paid for until shiped

31 got sugar Beets in

Nov 1. geting in turnips to day

3 gotot

4 got white cariotts in

4 getting in finished getting turnips in

16 went to ganonque Hary. wood no company

1910

Nove 21 Spring vale factory closed

25. last cheese shiped from spring vale factory drew by grant Mustard

26 finished ploughing

Dec 1 Hary. Woods and his mother took at diner at own place

2. drawing wood up on Bobslays

2. a noat from Bee. Brown

Nov 30. killed hog

Dec 6. gripen lake froze

8. Lyndhurst Turkey fair

15. put bees in collars 1911

Jan 2. moving stones to day

2. thawing fast with some rain

2. south west wind

2 Hamet. Lillie killed Beef to day

10. P.H Shook. ^meet^ John Shook In brockville on his way from the west

19. Went to grananoque for a load of oats paid 34 cts per bushel

1911 Feb 1th P.H Shook and John. Shook went

Over to water town on a trip

came back on the 7th.

1910 W.W. Heoek P.H. Shook

    Detor to P.H. Shook Detor to W.W. Hieok

Febru 2 Sticks of June 4. 1 Sow $1.00

       timber    Aug the 22 and 23 
       35. feet long Manure spread
       rack 10 feet long 11. hours
       at 5. cents per   Aug 26th 3 peeks
       foot $3.50        age 1911. Nove 18 settlement 
       Sep 20. one       Sep 20. Cash in full
       bucket            Octo 22. recueved
       tomatoes 20       on past cattle 
                         Nove 15th recieved  

1911 Settlement on past cattle in Nove 18 in full 1911 jan 2th sell in full

                         April 17th Sow

1910 Wm Gardener Detor to P.H. Shook Octo 5 paid garden. on wood cutting $4.00

    1 pair mits
    guminh saw

December tobades

 24 by dusk
 29 by dusk

recieved for farm produce

1910

Nov 16. wagon poles 2.40 1911

       cabbage         3.00 call for wood 10.00
       turnips           50 1911
       cabbage         1.30 May 20th
       beans           3.75 recieved 
       1 cocktail        50 fromel

W.Duvet P.on pasture 2.50 Dave Wilson

       H.Lilly        15.00 for coalt
       cabbage           50 keep the
       Horse rent        50 dum of $10.00
       fowl            6.21

Dec 8th recieved from David .Wilson the sum of 10.00

   on coalt keep

grant. Mustard 4.00 Davn and Coon 15.00 Milk drawing 4.50 one cow 25.00 W.W. Heok lat calle 8.00 W.W. Heok 1.50 1911

Feb 16th recieved sum
of ten dollars from
David Wilson 
  for coalt keep

Recieved for farm produce

1910 Beef and hide 14.95

beef 2.31

Wood 4.00

Eggs 1.00

Wood 4.00

Eggs 1.75

Krout 2 sticks 35 feet long 1.20

W.Hickok Timber 70.feet of 5 1/12 3.50

Tree from ben.brown 1.25

sourkrout .25

for lumber

B.wheat and Beans 1.25

syrup 4.50

B.brown syrup.paid 5.00

P.Delong 4.00

H.Billie 18.00

lumber 35.00

Wilson.Syrup 5.00

Vinegar .15

Deacon hides 3.80

wood 3.00

froak 72

fur 5.75

pigs 12.00

1910 eggs

3 do 23 do 65 783.25 do 1.75 4825 do 1.00 7625 do 1.75 5620 do 1.00 1620 do 20 4 1/2 20 do 90 3 1/2 18 do 63 8 do at 17 1.36 5 do at 19 95 4 do at 19 76 6 do at 18 1.08 2 do at 18 36 2 1/2 doat 17 60 7 do at 2 1.40 3 1/2 ar 16 1/2 do 58 10 1/2 at 20 do 208 2 1/2 at 2 do 50 3 1/2 do at 20 70 6 dos at 15 do 50 1 doz at 16 do 16 up to july 31 1 doz and 9.18 do 46 2 1/2 do at 18 do

1910 wood 4.00

    wood     4.00
 timber      3.50
 lumber     61.06
 lumber     35.00
 Elm Stovewood 15.00
 Stove wood 19.60
 Stove wood  3.00
 Lumber     18.00
 Stove wood 21.00
 recieved for 
 eggs       1.17
 eggs         55
 eggs       1.80
 eggs         63
 eggs         80
 eggs       3.56

1910 Recieved for farm produce 1910

for delevering trees 50.15 April milk money

for pig 3.00 milk money

one calf 2.00

seed corn .25 milk money

from W.sweet .50 milk money

one calf 1.50 milk money

road money 2.25 milk money

W.S.W 2.00 milk money

W.S.W 1.00

W.S.W 1.00 from S. Mustard .75 vinegar and

Aug 25 received for Tomatoes

from D. Wilson Chickens 3.10 the sum of 5.00 Cabbage 6.00 for pasturage Beans 1.00 draft Tomatoes .50 Chickens 2.50 rye for hogs $27.10 W. J. M. 2.50 on pork 4.00

received from for work 2.75 Grant Mustard on pastureing etc 2.25 the sum of 6.00 Cabbage 2.10 for pasturing Chickens 1.45 Draft Beans 1.00 W. S. W. 4.00 Cabbage

1909 {Catler?} Pastuering wood by the season

May 12. Joseph. Moorehead

6. yearling heffer at $2.00 each

1 yearling Bull ^paid in full^ free pasteuring

1. 2 years old Bull for part of the season ^Paid in full^

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12. Bee Brown now the 23 paid in full

2. two year old heffers at $2.50. each ^nov 23th paid in full^ at $2.00. each paid in full

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12 Paid Hamet ^in full^ Lillie Paid in full

4. Two ^paid^ years ^old^ heffers in Paid in full

at $2.50. each 1510. march 15. Paid

3. yearlings heffers in full at $2.00. each 1510 marc 15^th^ Paidin

15. Justis. Delong puts his yearling coalt in pasture

$4.00 for the season Paid

June 11 Joe. Moorehead takes one yearling Bull out of pasture

31.00

42.53

83.25.

5.50

_____

163.08

1909 $4

Eggs

Dozen

5.25 lbs di 1.25 11.16 do 1.76 70.17 do 1.19 12.D.16 do 1.92 18.D.17 do 3.6 58.18 do 90 3 1/2.17 do 59 2 1/2.16 do 40 6 1/2.17 do 1.10 89.17 do 1.36 58.17 do 85 19.17 do 17 62.17 do 1.02 20.17 do 34 89.17 do 1.36 40.17 do 68 15.15 do 15 1 1/2.17 do 26 1/2.17 do 26 55.20 do 00 2 1/2 do 50 1 1/2.20 do 36 5 do 22 do 1.10 1 1/2 do 22 33

1909

May the 19th planting potatoes comeneed at door guard J.ponee umeneed met 4 noes nose hill nect to starw berries 4 noes Raussets next 4 noes manitoba maintoba 7 noes next dugar beets pride of ontario 10 noes Ben.Brown potatoes and next 27 noes tramp potatoes

1909 March 5th boried from w.g. shook the sum of $10.00

1909

May the 24. recieved from David. Wilson's task for doalt keep

July the 29 recieved by cash Paid in full

Oct 30. recieved by cash

Nov Recieved by cash 5.00

                           7.00

Nov recieved by cash 5.00

                           3.00

paid in full ----------

                         $25.00

1909

June 2 Bought oasts 80 lbs oats paid from hamet. Lillil

1910

Jan 8. nec from Hamet Lillie

               by cash               $7.75

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Novett 27.1908

27th man and Team 8 hours drawing gravel on road

27 one man shovels gravel on road G.Laurs

28 man and Team G :aurs drawing gravel on the road

30 man and Team 5 Laurs drawing gravel on road

30 one man 5. Lauris S Shovels gradvel on road

30 tow man shovel gravel on road 2 shovels each

4 two man 5 each. Loies each for Lawns in ofter From shovelling gravel.

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The Buffalo PH Shook