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William Henry Arkell Diary, 1908-1915
William Arkell, 1908-1915 16.pdf
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and I went to town, then went out buying cattle bought 1 cow from Perkins 1 cow + {cald? calf?} and 1 heifer from T. P. McDonald and 1 cow + 2 heifers from Alf Rose. Snowing all day
30 Storming all day. I went over to buy Robt McKee's cattle this morning, but did not buy. T. P. McDonald brought the cow and was here for a load of chop, and I went to see Robt McCullough's cattle but did not buy
Feb 1st 31st Lizzie + I went to church this morning
Feb 1st I bought 3 cattle from S. Wallace + went to Jas Moffat's cow this morning, Walter and I were cutting wood this afternoon
2 Bought a heifer from McKay Bro's this morning. took dinner at Archie Tolton's + went to Jas Colter's sale.
3 Have been working in root house this morning + cutting wood this afternoon. Annie went to town this afternoon. Leslie + Jas Walker were down this evening
4 We were fixing manure sleigh this morning
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