Levi Edgar Levere Diary, 1910
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Daily
Journal
1910
{back side of front cover}
Calendar for 1910 {printed
{second page}
indigent 218
Dominion Diary
Daily Journal
For
1910
Publish Annually by
The Copp Clark Company, Limited
64 & 66 Front Street West, Toronto
Meals
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Diary for 1910
{printed list of all the important dates for 1910}
Memorandum From 1909
Seven cows from Archie cost $175.00 &
three from Steve $70.00
2 calves $2.25
1 calve $1.25
Sold 1 cow for $30.50
I sold 1 Cow for $32.00 Tuesday the 22 of March
May 2 Sold 1 Cow & 2 calves for $40.00
June 13 Sold 6 Cows & 2 calves for $215.00
and feed 14 hd of corn Meal $1.40 a hd $19.60
1hd of bran $1.15 three Hd of corn April the 23 at $1.40 a hd
Note to reader: One of Levi's grown children has annotated some entries at a later date and these annotations are faded and written in pencil.
January NEW YEAR'S DAY (Dominion) SATURDAY, 1 (1-364) 1910
It was a cloudy day I hitched up Bell and Min and went back to the school house and got the desk Robert and I went and got a load of wood {Jessie Doul?} was here Mother and Herbert {Rowley inserted in pencil} was here for tea
SUNDAY, 2 (2-363)
It was quite nice it was soft in the morning The children all but Fred and Janet went to sundayschool and church Stacy Conley {Mother's/Ada's old boy friend written in pencil} }was here for tea
MONDAY, 3 (3-362)
It snowed through the night and was snowing a little yet in the morning I went down and voted in the after noon and went to Inkerman winchester
January, Tuesday 4 It was very cold and windy, and the thermomether went as low as 15 deg. I killed 4 pigs and took them to Winchester.
January, Wednesday 5
It was a stormy day, we just done the chores and took the children to school and went after them. Mr. Riddless was here for the evening John Liezert stayed all night
January Thursday 6
It was quite as nice day I went up to the Mill rose and got the pig John was here all day
January Friday 7
It was a fine day I took John up to the station. Ray and Sam's wife come back Ada and Annie went down to Albert Guy and around up to curristons Ria and I went up over in the evening.
Saturday 8 I was a cool day Ray was quite sick Ria and I went back to the bush in the forenoon Ria and Annie went home Archie went for the Doctor we sent out for mother
Sunday 9 It was nice winter weather. Ray and Jennet was sick the Doctor was there Mother was here all the time Mr.Warren Mrs Riddle and Missess Mr Seymour, Misses was here to see Ray
Jannuary Monday 10 It was quite a nice day Daniel and {name?} Archieand Bell mother was here to see Ray and JImmet was here I took a grist to WInchester I got some corn for the pigs
Tuesday 11 It was a very nice day the Doctor was here for dinner I took mother home Mr Marsen called in the afternoon.
Wednesday 12 It was a very nice day we killed the chickens in the morning and I took them to Winchester in the afternoon I drove Bell and tjhe baby was here in the evening
January thursday 13
it was a nice morning Mr {name?} came back Robert and I went over the railroad and picked up some rails and I went to winchester for the doctor for Ray and Janet Mr & Mrs Waren called to see Ray
Friday 14
It was a cold east wind we just done the chores Mr {name?} went home ray was a little better Effie Uranallen stayed all night here
Saturday 15
It was a very beautiful day robert was sick & just done the chores and hitched {name?} the colds of hitched {word?} single for the first Herbert and {name?} was back in the evening the Doctor was here
january sunday 16
it was quite a nice day Fred Robert and I went to sunday school and church Nathan was here for tea
monday 17
it was a foggy day we went to the bush and chopped {word?} nathan and i , John {name} was here for tea Eiffe valnallen stayd here all night
tuesday 18
it raned pretty much all day I went to the woods in the morning and it began to storm in fred and i went up to {word?} and they anuall hustle meeting was held in the church
January Wednesday 19
It was a beautiful day Nathan and I worked in the bush Arche drew a one load of wood and went and got {words?} {word?} Robert Duffel and Wiliam Shobers and I went up to see about {name?} Arthur Wiliams fire the chrch hill
Thursday 20
It was a very nice day Nathan and I worked in the bush we went back to Archie {name} Stephan and Keneth {word?} stayed all night
Friday 21
It was a very wet day I went to the woods and got a load of wood in the moning it rained hard all day and a good share of the night
january saturday,22
it was qite warm i {word?} ant {word?} {word?} {word?} and got some {word?} and went {word?} to the Vranallems and got some hot {word?}{word?} and Jon was chack
sunday 23
It was quite a nice day {word?} {word?} and askd .{name?} went to church in the {word?} the childrin and i went to {word?} {word?} of day and went to sunday school {Word?} and i drove ant to see {name?} {place?}
January Tuesday 25 (23-340) 1910
It was quite a nice day I went in and brought out two loads of wood Daniel Nath and Archie went away back to the Nineth in the afternoon Ada and I went up to {name?} meeting
Wednesday, 26 (26-339)
It was a cool wind Abbie and I went up to the Mr {name?} funeral Mr {name?} preached from {word?}
Thursday, 27 (27-338)
It was kind of soft it snowed some we had a supper Albert {name?} and Olla Loren Kennith and Annie
January Friday, 28 (28-337) 1910
It was quite a nice day Nath and I went out and got two loads of wood in the forenoon ,and I went and got me in the afternoon, and I went down to the banquet at Winchester at the Hotel Lun {word?} of Stephan & Silas {name?} was here and stayed all night
Saturday, 29 (29-336)
It stormed a little pretty much all day I helped archie in his woods it stormed hard in the evening
Sunday, 30 (30-335
It was quite a nice day the boys and {name?} and I went to SUnday schooland churd Mr Marvel Maren Brother preached
January Monday, 31 (31-334) 1910
It was a nice day Archie and I went down and voted in the morning and we went to the woods in the afternoon
Febrary Tuesday, 1 (32-333
It was a beautiful day {name?} and I went out to {name?} {name?} for dinner and I went out to {name?}, and stayed all night at Howard
Wednesday, 2 (33-332)
It stormed in the morning and it turned out to be a fine day {word?} North had the boys lined I came home with Jud and {name?} Mr Chambers was here and stayed all night Mr Warren was here for tea
February Thursday, 3 (34-331) 1910
It snowed all day, a little Mr and Mrs Chambers went, away Ada and I went out to Mothers in the evening Archie Bell, and Daniel , and Nathan went out to {beige circle with a 2 written on its right side}
Friday, 4 (35-330)
It was a nice day I helped Archie in the woods Daniel Nath helped illegible {word?} {word?} John Crowder, and the boys was here for to spend the evening {6 written in the bottom right of the section}
Saturday, 5 (36-329)
It was a very cold windy day we just done the chores and went to WInchester with Daniel
Old Miss Me Erven was buried
February Sunday, 6 (37-328) 1910
It was very cold it were 15 belows {name} Ada and I went down to quartley meeting
Monday, 7 (38-327)
It was some warmer Fred came home with Daniel I went to {name?} in the afternoon to quartley meeting, and Council Ada Ray {name?}, and I went over to George Walter for tea
Tuesday, 8 (39-326)
It was quite a nice day I sold the three pigs to George Panallen I went out to Jud to help saw I sold {word?} to Arthur Williams Lola, and I went to prayer meeting Ada went to winchester rosy was her for dinner
February ASH WEDNESDAY (Quebec & N.W.T.) Wednesday, 9 (40-325) 1910
It was ,a soft day I helped Archie in the bush Ada, and I was back to Mr riddle in the evening Mr & Mrs John {name?} also it snowed ,quite ,a bit after dark the {word?} people held their {word?} for the chirch sheds
Thursday, 10 (41-324)
It was cold ,and blustry I took the children to school ,and went on back to the woods ,and worked in the woods John and Alex was her ,and stayed ,all knight
{2 written at the bottom right with a period above}
2 Friday, 11 (42-323)
It was ,a beautiful day Jud came back we kliled the pig, and in the afternnoon Archie & Bella & Path and I went to {word?} word? Stephen ,and {name?} Mill stayed ,all night {3 on the bottom right}
February Saturday, 12 (43-322) 1910
It was quite stormy all day Fred & I hitched up Min ,and Doll, and {word?} around by the Office ,and down around by the station and home Nath & I went to Inkerman ,and {word?} Bell and & Doll
Sunday, 13 (44-321)
It was quite a nice day Ada ,and the children went to sunday school Jenett & I stayed ,at home Archies & Nath was here to spend the evening
Monday, 14 (45-320)
It was a nice day I took the children to school with the {word?} I drew out two loads of manure & brought over a load of straw I went to the bush ,and brought a load of wood & went to {name?} and got Nell shod
February Tuesdays, 15 (46-319) 1910
It was quite a nice day Nath and I chopped in the bush ,all day Ada & I went up to prayer meeting with Mr W,arren it began to storm ,about '10 past & it was a very rough night
Wednesday, 16 (47-318)
Iti was a rough fore noon {name?} Bryan child was buried Ada & I were up to the funeral of word? {name?} & Vira was her & stayed all night {2 written on the bottom right}
Thursday, 17 (48-317)
It was quite a nice day we worked in the bush for Archie {word?} & Vira went away {4 written on the bottom left}
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