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Joseph Dillon Diary, January 1905 to November 1905
Joseph Dillon Diary, 1905 (35).pdf
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letters left town about three to day went down to Morton and to show 10 cts spent 5 cts stayed at Aunt Ann's to night was a nice day
17th took Aunt Ann's buggy & I went out to Wm Earl's it rained a little to day & to-night got home aout dark
18th Aunt Ann called me a three O'Clock I got to Town about six Mr Dr. Black came down gave orders to go ahead with job we started it to-day has been a nice day lent Rob. G. $1 paid P.O.Box rent 38 cts 10 cts for lead pencils
18th I worked on Black job cut 18 letters on it got a draft for Jas. Hutcheon's $100 cost 15 cts received my old note paid {illegible} $1.10 on new one gave Mrs Cornett $10 I helped Billy about 2 hrs. has been a nice warm day. I have to night $47.32 cts Mrs Gauthier gave me 50 cts for 5 boxes she only at 4 yet. I gave John Leeder $10
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19th I laid inscriptions on Pierce & Halladay jobs helped Billy about an hour it rained a hard shower in in morn I went down gave Mr Reid 25 cts for sharpening some droves $1 for an I.O.O.F pin Jim & Frank were in we loaded Black job on Gonyou's waggon he left about three I gave him $5 I got ready left near five 10 cts for a lunch over took Ed at Washburn we fed went on to Inverary stoped over night there about ten was a nice day
20th We left about six I settled our Bill $1.25 I got a lunch 15 cts we feed twice got Parham about half past eight was a lovely cool day
21st got the monument up about noon Ed. left about one I gave him$5 he is to give Billy $2 to morrow I left after four got to Wesport about eight stoped at Mulvills Hotel was a nice day.
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