Frank and I did chores and husked a little corn. Alan law came in here after dinner to see if we had sold our clover seed yet and showed us a card he had got Edmonds saying they were in themarket agian and for him to send up a sample of his seed. Alan had sold his to Fiss for $20.00 a bushel so Frank caught the t3 o'clock car and ttok a sample of ours to Edmonds and sold it for $21.00 a bushel. We have to take it up oin the morning Dad. went down town to pay Clare Deal for the coal tbis after noon and Enah & Tid. drove down for some I read the paper, cleane dput a place in the cellar for my incubator and started to prune the raspberries but didn't get much done. Frank went down to Alfred's to-night to ask him if he wanteds us to take his seed up for him Aunty & Dess has letters from Dick to-day and in Dess's said he wthought they would be leaving for home abpout April. He told a very distressing story story of thre filth and poverty of Vladivostock. Nice day but rather cold west wind.

Wednesday March 12th