Diary of Viola R. McFate
Notes of Betsey Browning- This diary starts when Viola was 18 years old. Her mother died on 10 January of 1892, her sister Beatta died of diphtheria on 11 Feb 1892. Four days later on 14 Feb 1992 her father died of a heart attack. Her grandmother, Betsy Shenstrom Anderson took Viola and Frank her brother to Thornton to live with her in their three room log home. Joe Anderson, who never married, lived with them. Ole Anderson had passed away 3 Dec 1898.
 In the after noon
there was a crowd came after me to go down to the little dance in the new
meeting house, we had a pretty good time. At night we went to Lebell
to a dance for the first time. There was Charles Browning and I, Maggie
Muir, Aurbie Anderson, Frank McFate, James and Samuel
Nelson.
Sunday 3- There was a crowd came after us to
go to sunday school I went it was the first Sunday I had been to school in the
new meeting house, there was a large school. In the afternoon I went over
to Brownings. In the evning we went to Muir's and spent part of the
evening.
Monday 4- I went to school in the
afternoon. In the morning Edgar Anderson and I went with Mary A. and
George Toleman. Mary was going of to school, but when the conductor came
after her ticket she had left it home and so she got of at Lerenzo and walked
home. We rode 2 miles to get to walk about 3 miles back. I stayed with
Mary at the store. Edgar and I bought each 5 cents worth of
candy.
Tuesday 5-I went to school all
day.
Wednesday 6- I went to school all day.
Uncle Joe went to Rexburg.
Thursday 7- I went to school all
day.
Friday 8- I went to school all day and wasant
late not one day. A bushel of wheat, actual count has been found to
contain 869,720 grains.
Saturday 9- There was a rabbit drive at Market Lake. Charles wanted Frank to go with them down there. He went and had a fine time, they brought 187 rabbits home with them. The hole week when I went in the morning.
Saturday 9- I washed all day harte and never
got threw till late.
Sunday 10- I went to sunday school with
Brownings and Aurbie A. We was late. There was a missinary from
Salam. It was Mr. Jones.
Monday 11- I went to school there was three
new scollars starting that day. It was Frank Mc, Willie T. Rudy
R.
Tuesday 12- I went to school. Uncle Joe
went to Rexburg.
Wednesday 13- I went to school all day, at
night we went to a wedding dance. It was Charles A. and Inez. John B and
Doras dance we had a fine time.
Thursday 14- I went to
school
Friday 15- I went to
school
Saturday 16- stayed home all day.
Grandma and Uncle Joe went to Rexburg. Joe came home that night but
Grandma stayed up there.
Sunday 17-Frank and I went to sunday
school. We was early. Charles B. came home with us. We stayed
home all the rest of the day.
Monday 18-I went to school, C.H.B. was sick
and didn't go.
Tuesday 19-He didn't go to school and C.H.B.
was there. I went all day and was early both days,
but
Wednesday 20- I was late, but went just the
same. Frank didn't go eather. Uncle Joe went to Rexburg. It
was an awful coald day.
Thursday 21- I went to school and was a
little late that morning. Frank M. came at noon.
Frank Mc. went to a Deakens meeting last
night for the first time he was ever to one in his life, he said it was
fine.
Friday 22- I went to school. Aurbie A.
brought us home.
Saturday 23- I washed in the afternoon and
never got threw till late. Aunt Rye and Adren Louisia came over.
Adren stayed and spent the evening. Aunt Rye and Louisia stayed all night
and went home early the next morning.
Sunday 24- We went to sunday school and was
late. There was two missinaryes from Salim to visit our school. They
preached to us, some good advices. There names were M. Erenest
Bramel. Mr. J.C. Anderson. I went over to Maggies for dinner and
spent the afternoon there. I came home for supper. Charles came with
us. We went to Rexburg for a sleigh ride. There were Charles and I,
Frank and Etheh S., Aunt Rye, Adren Cook, and Louisia H.
Monday 25- I never went to school til in the
afternoon. Frank never went to school that day. Grandma came home
Mon.
Tuesday 26- I went to school all day but he
didn't go.
Wednesday 27- We went to school all
day.
Thursday 28- We went to school and I went in
the morning. Frank fooled around in the forenoon and come in the
afteroon.
Friday 29. I went to school all
day. Frank went in the morning but at noon he and Charles went of monking
around till recess then came gack. I went to a surprise with Charles on
Maggie Muir. We had a fine time.
Saturday 30- I didn't do hardly anything only
the work as I usely do on saturday. Frank is going to Rexburg to stay all
night. Charles came out that night and wanted to know if I would go with
them the next day to conforance.
Sunday 31- Charles and I, Mrs and Mr.
Browning went to Rexburg to conforance. It was fine. They had some
lovly speakers there. We went right home after. We were running
races going home, they came in home and spent the evening. After supper
had a real shosebil talk.
Monday Feb.1 I went to school all
day. Frank didn't go eather Mon. or Tues but Wed. we both went
again.
Thursday 4- We went.
Friday 5- I went but he didn't because he had
taken some money and had to see about it. We had school untill noon then
Charles and Edgar went to get a sleigh to go down to the Independence
school. Aurbie Anderson came with his team and sleigh to. and there
were two teams went. Aurbie A. and some more brought me home. I felt
so down hearted that I never thought to thank him for it.
Saturday 6 Feb 1904- I was busy all
day. Washed and cleaned, cooked and after supper I and Frank cleaned four
chickens before the surprise people came. It was a surprise on
Grandma.
Sunday 7- We didn't go to sunday
School. Irene and Uncle Olivers folks was down for the surprise and stayed
all night. We was up so late that we couldn't get up in time to go to
school. Charles came out and wanted Frank to go down to meeting, it was
the first night meeeting they have had there.
Monday 8- We went to school all day. It
has been a year ago today since the first time I and Charles went together and
are going to gather yet.
Tuesday 9- I didn't go to school.
Frank went til the recess in the afternoon then he and Charles went over to
Brownings.
Wednesday 10- It was Grandmaws
birthday. I didn't go that day eather. Frank went until noon he came
home for dinner.  There was going to be a basket
dance down in the new meeting house and he came out here so we could make our
baskets a like. Aurbie Anderson came out and he and Frank made one to and
it was real cuit.  We all went to the dance and
had a fine time. They got $28 then expenses was to be paid out of
that.
Thursday 11- We both went to school but at noon Charles and Frank went of the rest of the day.
Friday 12- We went to school.
Frank only stayed till the first recess then came home. C.H.B. wasn't
there atall. Frank went to a masqurade that night.
Saturday 13- I didn't do hardly
anything.
Sunday 14- We never got up very early but
Frank went over to stay with Fred Roth all night Sat. and never got home in time
to go to sunday-school. Melvin Cook came over and had dinner with
us. In the afternoon Charles and Aurbie, Maggie, Mary and Mable all came
out her and wanted to go with them down to night meeting and after that we went
sleigh-riding and never got home till ? oclock.
Monday 15- I went to school all day.
Frank isn't going anymore.
Tuesday 16- I went to school all
day.
Wednesday 17- I went to school all day but
C.H.B. wasn't there and didn't go anymore the rest of the week. There is a
dance in the meeting house tonight and he wants me to go but I am not. It
is for the benefit of the deakens. They made 80 cents after clearing all
expenses.
Thursday 18- I went to
school.
Friday 19- I went to school. We only
had school untill noon had a program and a dance after. We had a fine
time. Uncle Joe went down to the store and got a sack of sugar it cost
$6.5
Saturday 20- I was sick all fornoon but in
the afternoon I was all right. Melvin Cook came over here in the
afternoon. Grandma and Uncle Joe went to Rexburg and stayed all
night. Uncle Joe came home the next day but Grandma stayed up
there.
Sunday 21- I stayed home all day untill night
then I went with Charles to meeting.
Monday 22 Feb 1904- There wasant any school
because it was George Washingtons birthday. I and Frank went to Rexburg to
the Exibatin it was fine. We stayed all night.
Tuesday 23- We came home about noon. I
was going to school but the roads was so sloopy that I didn't
go.
Sunday 21 Feb. 1904- I had a dream about
Samuel Thornton and Charles H. B. I thought S.T. brought me home from the store
and wanted me to go with him to a dance but I didn't hardly want to. So I
asked grandma about it and she thought it would be all right to go so I started
to get ready and before I got all ready I thought Charles came in and asked
where I was and just the minut I herd my name mentioned I awoke. So I
didn't go with him. A Dream.
Wednesday 24- I went to school but was a
little late.
Thursday 25- Uncle Joe took me to school in
the sliegh and that is the last sleigh ride I have had yet and will be the last
one this year unless there is more snow. Frank and Rudy came after me in
the sleigh that night. I forgot that.
Friday 26- I walked to school but they came
after me in the wagon and had a bronco hooked up that day.
Saturday 27- I got up a 4 oclock and started
a fire for the wash watter so I could get started to wash at 6 oclock and got
threw at 3 oclock and then did my saturdays work after. It is not 9 oclock
and I am ready for bed.
Sunday 28- I went to sunday school with
Brownings and then went home with them for dinner. Frank went to. We
went to meeting in the evening.
Sunday 28- Brother Browning wanted me to take
Ethels part in meeting in the evening and this was what he wanted me to talk
on. Most accurate estimates of the great Baltimore fire is placed at
$85,000,000. (2) Newly orgnized 52nd stake of Zion called Blackfoot stake taken
from Bingham. Elias S. Kimball president. (3) President Francis M.
Lyman. Returned from England reports 4,018 baptisms. Total cost of
about one million dollars for missionary work. 114 quorum of Elders
organised in Teton Stake at conference held at Drigs.
Feb. Friday 26-Charles quit school for this
winter.
Mar. Wed 2-I quit
school.
Monday 29 Feb- I went to school.
Grandma came down from Rexburg.
March 1, 1904 Tuesday- I went to
school.
Wednesday 2- I didn't go to school because
Grandma was sick.
Thursday 3- I didn't go eather because she
was not well.
Friday 4-I was sick and didn't go.  The Independence school came up to visit our school
and there was a surprise on Nelsons. Charles came after me but I could not
go for I was afraid I would be sick the next day but it was a failure so I
didn't miss mutch.
Saturday 5- We were all feeling mutch
better. I was all right I did a little of my saturdays
work.
Sunday 6- I stayed home all day. In the
afternoon we had company there was Charles and Melvin, Fred, Rudy and William
M. At night I went to meeting with C.H.B.
Monday 7 Mar 1904- I didn't go to school
because it was to mudy and Grandma was sick anyhow.
Tuesday 8- I didn't go eather for she
was worse that day.
Wednesday 9- I didn't go but she was
better.
Thursday 10- She was still better. I went down in the afternoon to get my books and a few other things. I stoped at the store to get something for Jeannea my little cousin she was 5 years old.
Friday 11- I went down to the switch to meet
the train for Irene was coming down to go to a dance. I didn't intend to
go untill she came so I got Frank to go over and tell C.H.B. that I wanted to go
so we went and had a fine time there was a nice crowd
there.
Saturday 12- I didn't do very mutch that day
only get ready so we could go to a party at Nelsons. Irene went with
Melvin C. I went with C.H.B. Frank and James N. went
together.
Sunday 13- We didn't go to sunday
school. Stayed home all day. Rudy was here in the forenoon and in
the afternoon C.H.B. Samuel N. and Melvin Cook came here we fooled around
here til late in the afternoon then we had a candy pull and then after supper I
went down to the switch with Irene but the train was late and she didn't
go. We went over to Robinsons to tellephone to her folks then we came
home.
Monday 14- We went down there again the train
was late but we wated till it come. We went over Kington and waited awhile
then went to Robinsons to find out when it was coming and stayed there until it
came. Then I come up to Uncle Otto and had dinner.
Tuesday 15- I washed hard that day and never
got threw. Frank went in to the pasture to cut green posts for to fence a
place on it to farm.
Wednesday 16- I finished washing. Uncle
Joe and Frank was sacking potatoes for to ship.
Thursday 17- I didn't do hardly anything all
day.  They
got $.80 a hundred. They soled 21 hundard 62 lb.
Friday 18- I didn't do very mutch only ironed
a part of the day. At night there was going to be a show in Union school
house. I got ready to go with Uncle Joe then he backed out and we
didn't go. Frank went but there wasant any so I was glad I hadn't
gone. He came back home and got ready and went to a relief sity dance at
Lyman Hawl. He said there was quite a large crowd.
Saturday 19- I did my saturdays work as usule
I do.
Sunday 20- I stayed home all
day.
Monday 21- I went to
school.
Tuesday 22- I went to school and Wed. 23 I
went to school.
Thursday 24- I never went because it was to
stormy.
Friday 25- I didn't go eather for it was a
little stormy but awful mudy. There was a dance Fri. night. Uncle
Joe took me over there was I and Frank, Uncle Joe and Rudy all went. The
ones getting up the dance was Jack Williams, Hyrum Ham, John Jenson and Jack
Robinson. We had a pretty good time. Cloy knicklos got drunk and
good many more was pretty full but there was some that
didn't.
1904 Saturday 26- I didn't do hardly anything
only wash a few pieces.
Sunday 27- I never went anywhere. Frank
went to Rexburg that morning and stayed all night and never got home till
monday. Charles B. and Edgar A. came out in the
afternoon.
Monday 28- I was sick so I didn't go to schol
it was too mudy anyhow. There was some miners started for Lemhi.
There was Oscar and Arvid Carlson too cousins and William Thornton and Samuel
Nelson.
Tuesday 29- Frank took I and Grandma down to
Uncle Otto in the afternon in the forenoon I was sick.
Wednesday 30- I washed a few pieces right
after dinner and about supper time my hed started to eche and I didn't eat any
supper. Uncle Joe has been sick for a long time and isnt any better yet
and I guess wont be untill the weather gets better. Frank went over to
Uncle Jones Andersons last night, he was feeling some
better.
A Dream Wed night Mar. 30, 1904- I thought I
and Irene went over to school to get my books and when we got out to the gate
there was a crowd standing there talking. I thought CHB and Uncle
Joe was talking. CHB was asking Uncle Joe for a job but he said no.
He didn't want him on the place. I thought Uncle Oleph came after I and
Irene so we came right home Then the folks went home and after they went
Uncle Otto cmae up and while he was here he and I and Grandma was setting her
talking Then someone knocked at the door. I went to open the door and it
was Charles. I asked him to come in and he would not for he said he
couldn't and I told him he had to so he put his hand and I took hold of it and
led him in but someone had shot him in the leg and he said he could hardly walk
but was coming if he had to crawl then he droped in my arms and said you will
never see me alive again for I am going to prison. I told him he wasnt and
kissed him at the same time but he said I have got to. The he told me not
to be silley enough to live single all my life but I didn't answer him. He
didn't tell me who was going to put him under arest.
Thursday 31- I was sick and didn't do hardly
anything all day. But Melvin Cook and Perry Hale came over and Perry was
telling us all about he and Mirtle Yong. This winter and it was as near my
dream as anything could be so I thought that was what it ment and I didn't wory
anymore about it. Perry wanted to bord her for aweak or so but Uncle Joe
wouln't let him.
Friday April 1,1904- I ironed all afternoon
and Aunt Rye came over. She stayed and spent the evening. And that
night Melvina Huffaker was gong to Rexburg on the train but was late and missed
it Perry was taking her so they came in here and she stayed with me all
night. Frank and Joe went to the dance in Lyman Hawl. Melvin Cook
came over and he and Mina and Aunt Rye and I was playing heigh
five.
Saturday 2- Mina and I went over to
Cooks. She stayed there and waited for the train. I came home.
Uncle Oliver and the folks came down with Uncle Joe in the wagon and stayed all
night.
Sunday 3- Uncle Oleph and all the folks came
down and Mina came with them. Charles was all here for dinner.
In the after noon Perrry and Melvin came over awhile then went again.
Frank and Irene took Mina home while they were gone Perry and Melvin came back
again and stayed for supper. After supper Uncle Oliver, Calvin, Ola,
Wilford, Irene, Frank, Perry, Melvin, Charles and I all went down to the
train. CHB came back with me and stayed a little
while.
Monday 4- I took some eggs over to the store
and go Hazel some canday. It was her birthday She was 7 years
old. Charles Anderson was heare while I was gon. After I got back
Calvin and Frank came down from Rexburg.
Tuesday 5- I didn't do mutch of anything but
the boys hawled munar all day.
1904 Wednesday- I didn't do mutch that day
eather. Frank went over to the mall and got his harp. Calvin and
Frank hawled munar all that day. Uncle Joe was playing the harp the most
of the time. Uncle Otto came up. He was playing it some of the time
and Nephi Blackburn was here to. They were both here for
dinner.
Thursday 7- I was washing that day Aunt
Loretta came up a while to see Grandma she was sick in bed. Calvin and
Frank went fishing in the afternoon. They took their luntch with them and
never got home untill dark.  But
when they came after it the magpies had eten it all but one leg and the neck and
one or to bones of the back bone but they brought it home.
Friday 8- I set the first hen today that I
have set this spring on hen eggs. Calvin went home with Uncle Otto and
Frank hawled munar all day. At night there was a surprise on Muirs.
I and Frank got ready and started to walk, we didn't get very fore when we met
Charles coming after me with Aurbies outfit so we went with him. We had a
pretty good time. Ped wanted me to come home with him but you bet I
didn't.
Saturday 9- Cassie Anderson had a little baby
boy at 11 oclock. I did my saturdays work.
Sunday 10- Frank went down to sunday school I
never went. CHB came home with him for dinner, and when I got the dishes
don Rubin Zimmern came I fixed a luntch then I got ready and all went over to
Maggies and spent the afternoon there. Aurbie hooked his team on to Mr.
Muirs buggie and brought us out home and Maggie came with us and spent the
evening. James Nelson came with Frank. After supper we had a candy
pull, it went just fine.
Monday 11- I went down to school and got my
books and a few things at the store. Grandma went to Uncle Otto's. I
stoped in to see Cassies big boy, it was cuit.
Tuesday 12- I didn't so hardly anything all
day. Rudy started to plow for Uncle Otto today.
Monday 11- Frank started to plow for the
first this spring.
Wednesday 13- It was Uncle Joes birthday he
was 40 years old. I made a small cake and had a buntch Uncle Otto and Rudy
was here to. I went to the store to get him a kirtchif, but they didn't
have any the kind I wanted so couldnt get any.
Thursday 14- Uncle Otto came up after Grandma
to go down and stay with Aunt Loretta while he went after Victory McCarthy but
she stayed all day. I stayed home and ironed all afternoon. Browning
came up a past her with the Portable, for the first time this spring.
Uncle Oliver and Calvin came down the night before and stayed all night and went
home the next day.
Friday 15- I went to the store to get a can
of salmon and a hankirtchef for the teacher for there was a surprise on our
teacher and I wanted to take sandrags. Just as I got back Mrs. Jenson that
is ust to be, but is Miss Weeks now and her sister come down to see us.
Mr. Clay brought them. After they went Mina came to stay with me all
night. Calvin came down to. So we coaxed them to go with us.
We rode part way over and walked the other, but walked all the way
back.
Saturday 16- I went down to the train with
Mina she was going with her brother on down home I had such a sore arm
that I couldn't hardly do anything. Calvin stayed till sunday.
Melvin was over a while that day.
Sunday 17- In the afternoon Frank, Rudy and
Calvin went to Rexburg. I and Grandma went down to see Cassie she
was feeling a little better after her back set. When we got home Uncle Joe
and Oliver came home and a while CHB come. Frank come home we had supper
then Charles and Frank went down to meeting. Oliver went home on the
train. It was Sarah Jonsons birthday today.
Monday 18- I didn't do mutch of
anything Uncle Joe and Otto went up to a watter meeting at Lyman.
Today Frank is working in the field. My arm is better it was just a boil
underit but that is sore enough. Perry Hale and Adrian Cook came over and
spent part of the evening with us.
Tuesday 19- In the afternoon I ironed me a
waist and then went to the store. Miss Agusta Flutcher and Emma Anderson
came out to see us and they spent the evening
here.
Wednesday 20- I didn't do mutch of
anything. Grandma has been patching all day. It stormed during last
night and the boys couldn't work in the field so this after noon they got Uncle
Otto to come and help them kill a pig.
Thursday 21- It was a stormy day and the boys
didn't do hardly anything. We were all taking care of the
meat.
Friday 22- In the fornoon we were taking care
of the rest of the meat. In the afternoon Grandma, Frank and I all went
over to hear the last day of school exersise. then they had a little dance
after, We had a real nice time. They were going to have a dance at
night but they changed their minds and didn't have any so Frank went to Lyman to
the dance and had a fine time.
Saturday 23- It was stormy day and the boys
didn't do hardly 8anything. We were all taking care of the
meat.
Sunday 24- Frank and I went to sunday school
and I saw Mr. Zimmermen and his children. He made me acquanted with his
oldest daughter. She is a quite nice girl I belive. CHB came home
with us and had dinner heare and spent the afternoon with us then he and Frank
went over to his home and did his choars then brought his team out and got our
buggy and we went to meeting. It hand't took up when we got there.
We had a fine meeting.
Monday 25- I didn't do mutch of any that
day. Hazel, Jean and Otto Anderson came up, they got one pound of
butter. Then Melvin and Perry came over for a pound. At evening
Charles Robinson came up for some milk and butter.
Tuesday 26- I washed hard all day. Miss
Rebbica Weeks came from the train and stayed here till after supper then Melvin
took her up to Heab Robinsons and I and Frank went with them for a
ride.
Wednesday 27- I finished my washing.
Jack Robinson and Mr. Wevar came up for some milk and wheat. Twas Otto
birthday he was 3 year old. I went over to the store and al the children
went with me, that is Otto, Hazel and Jean. Charles Robinson walked back
with us. It was fearful windy. There was a surprise on Thomas
Kington I and Frank went. We had a pretty good time only Sam T. got
drunk.
Thursday 28- I didn't do mutch of anything at
all. Uncle Joe went to Rexburg but never got home that night. Samuel
Thornton came out after a sack of wheat and oats and the harrow he stayed
here and had a cup of coffee with us and was playing the harp. and got the
catlog so he could send for a mouth organ for himself. Aunt Rye and
Louisia came over and stayed for supper.
Friday 29- I ironed Louisia came over
and stayed all night. Adren was here awhile. and CHB came out to see
if I could go to confornce.
Saturday 30- I didn't do very mutch
that day. The boys was branding some calfs and colts in the
afternoon. Mina came down here and then went to Rexburg on the
train. I went with her and Nealie Anderson came home with me. He was
telling me about Uncle Peter being ded, but Ucle Otto had told us before.
He died friday 29, 1904. Uncle Oleph and Aunt Emma and Uncle Neil all went
down there Sunday morning on the train.
Sunday May 1, 1904- I went with CHB Mr.
and Mrs. Browning to confornce and we had a fine time. We stayed up at the
accadmy all day took dinner with us and eaat it out in the buggy. After meeting
was out, Irene got with us and we took her down home and had supper.
They stayed till after supper. The only ones I knew that was specking was
Brother Basset, Brother Christion and Brother Woodruf. There was good meny
more but I didn't know them.
Monday 2- I took up the carpit in the
kitchen. Aunt Loretta A. and Victora McCarthy and the children came
up.
Tuesday 3- We started to house clean Aunt Rye
and Louisia came to help us.
Wednesday 4- Rye came over and I and her
sowed the carpet but never got it put down. Uncle Joe finished drilling in
the wheat.
Thursday 5- I went down to the post-office
and then at night I and Frank went down there Victora went with us to. I
got me a new dress.
Friday 6- Irene came down and I and Charles,
Frank and Irene went up to Lyman to the dance, we had a fine
time.
Saturday 7- I and Irene went with Edgar
Andderson to Rexburg in the waggon I came back with him but we left her
home. Aunt Loula and Uncle Oliver and some of the
children.
Sunday 8- Uncle Oleph and all the folks came
down Irene to. Uncle Ottto and his folks came up and Victora came up
with them. us girls had a fine time. Uncle Joe was with us.
Aunt Lula went home on the train. I went down to the switch with her then
went over to the post office with Sady and Tillie Kington and Charles
Robinson. While I was gon CHB came and I wasant home so he came down to
the switch after me and I had gon from there and when I got home he was
here. I felt pretty bad over what I had done. I am so sorry.
Frank and Rudy went up to Lyman to meeting. Frank says it was just fine
and had a large crowd.
Monday 9- I didn't do mutch al day.
Frank was plowing, Uncle Joe fanned grain most of the day and the other part
leveled.
Tuesday 10- I ironed in the afternoon,
the boys was plowing ditches and in the afternoon they planted potatoes and
plowed the garden.
Wednesday 11- Grandma went to Rexburg on the
train. Frnk took her down to the switch. Perry came over this
morning to show us his sisters picture. I went over to Petter Carlsons to
see if I could get Tilda to help me house clean but she was at the Fowls.
Mr. Thornton came out here while I was gone.
Thurs 12-Uncle Joe went down to the eighty to
grub brush in the fornoon. Frank was plowing in the afternoon. I
went down to the coop, I got me a pair of shoes, they were $2.80 Both boys
went down to work on the eighty when Frank got back from the ship I got 20
cents of Uncle Otto to get some stamps, I sent for a
magizine.
Friday 13- I washed hard all day or till 3
oclock then started to iron and ironed till supper time. Hazel and Jean
Anderson came up and stayed with me all afternoon. Louisia came over and
stayed all night. Aunt Rye went down to Robinsons. Mrs Robinson has
a new baby girl last night.
Saturday 14- I went over to the store.
Hazel went with me the boys was putting in potatoes on the eightie.
Frank went up to Rexburg to the last day of the acadmy school. Rudy came
up her a while. Uncle Oliver came down here for some hay and is going to
stay all night.
Sunday 15- I got up early and did my work and
got ready for sunday school. I walked down and came back with CHB to Uncle
Neils and tellephoned up to Rexburg to Granma to find out how she was but she
was all right. Then went home with Charles and had dinner over
there. Then Sister Browning, CHB and I went down to after noon
meeting. After meeting Charles and I came out home and got ready for night
meeting.
Monday 16- Aunt Rye was going to help me
house clean but she had company and sent Louisia over to tell me she couldent
come untill the next day. It is Charles birthday today. He is 18
years old. I didnt give him enything for a birthday present, for I couldnt
get what I wanted.
Turesday 17- I started to house clean
Aunt Rye didn't come untill 11 oclock, then she wanted to take in boarders
so she went back to get them dinner at noon. Frank white washed most of
the room once but I went over it all again. Edgar come out to borrow the
little gun. At 6 oclock she came back to help me untill we had supper then
we got straw and had Frank help us put down the carpet. Melvin came over
after her so he helped us a while and got it put nearly
down.
Wednesday 18- I was alone till noon
then I got Frnk to help me fill the ticks. Uncle Joe and Otto went to
Rexburg. Hazel and Jean came up here a while. Uncle Joe brought some
screan and springs. He fixed the door in the celar and the one for the
house to. They finished puting in the potatoes yearsterday. I
am not threw cleaning yet. I drempt Frank and I went over to surprise on
Adren Cook and while we were there CHB came to tell us that his papa was dead
but they say dream of the ded and you will here of the
living.
Thursday 19- I was finishing up
cleaning but in the afternoon I went down to Uncle Ottos to take some eggs to
the store waggon but it didn't come while I was there so I left them
there.
Friday 20- I did the last of my house
cleaning and in the afternoon I went over to Thorntons store. Sam was in
there then but he was waiting for Mr. Firth to come to be clerk so he could go
down to his Sisters place they were expecting her to die every minut and you bet
he was anxus to get there. Frank started to drill the oats today the first
we have put in this spring. I went down to Uncle Otto this evening a
while.
Saturday 21- I did a little cooking in the
fornoon Perry came over after the tape line and brought it back the
afternoon. I did my saturdays cleaning. Uncle Joe fanned some more
oats and finished drilling this afternoon. Frank went on the
ditch.
Sunday 22- Frank and I went to sunday school
and after school CHB went with us to Rexburg we had dinner at Uncle Olivers and
then went up to Uncle Olepho all of the folks Grandma and us all went up to
sugar city then we made some ice cream and when we got back to there and had
supper there then came home. Calvin and Ola went up there with us
to.
Monday 23- I went down to Netties Andersons
funeral there was an awful crowd there was 55 teams went out to the
cematary. I came back to Robinsons to tellaphone after that and had dinner
there then went to Rexburg right after. Melvin came over after some eggs
he got 24. Irene came home with me.
Tuesday 24- We went over to Thorntons to
phone up to the folks and made flowers the rest of the day. She was going home
on the train but missed it, so Frank took her home in the
buggie.
Wednesday 25- I made some more flowers and
some cookies and pies. Uncle Joe and Ottto went to Rexburg Uncle
Otto had something in his eye but the Dr. couldnt get it out. Frank
shoveled ditches all day. In the after noon I took some milk down to Aunt
Loretta.
May 1904 Thursday 26- Melvin came over after
a doz. of eggs. I washed hard all day. Frank worked down on the
eighty. Uncle Joe was watering and doing a few other little jobs.
Franks old hen came of with two little chickes and another put near
hatched. I think it will be all right. Uncle Joe went to the post
office. Frank went to phone to the folks. I was here alone and a
capple of men came and wanted to know the shortest way to the river bridge they
just about frightened me to deth and they never done enything eather.
Charles had been with the Portible all this week.
Friday 27- I made paper flowers all day
for Decoration and went to a surprise on James A.
Saturday 28- I went to Rexburg with Uncle
Joe. Calvin came home with and stayed the night.
Sunday 29- We all went to sunday
school. CHB came home with us and in the afternoon we went down and got
some cedear bows then after supper we made one reeth. Calvin was going
home on the train but he didn't. Nellie, Edgar and Neil Anderson came out
and spent a part of the evening with us.
Monday 30- We was going up to the grave yeard
and wanted Charles to got with us so the boys went over after him that is Calvin
and Frank. His papa didn't want him to go and told him if he went he could
stay so he did that was just what he wanted him to say for he had wanted to go
for a long time. We all went up there. The boys wanted to go upon
the hill to work but they couldn't get a job so Charles came home with us and
stayed here and is going to untill he gets a job.
Tuesday May 31, 1904- I washed some
beding. Frank and CHB went on the ditch to hawl rock. Uncle Joe
finished watering. After supper we went down to see Mr. Cory for a job but
he wasnt home but is pretty sure of one enyway.
Wednesday June 1, 1904- I didn't do hardly
enything all day. Frank and Uncle Joe was plowing ditches in the
fornoon. Charles went to mail a letter on the train. Grandma come on
its so he came back and hooked on to the buggie and went down to get her.
Perry came over to get some oats.
Thursday 2- I didn't do mutch all day the
boys worked in the forenoon. It rained in the afternoon Charles went to
the store and got him some close.
Friday 3- I didn't do mutch Frank and
Charles planted garden in the fornoon in the afternoon
plowed.
Saturday 4- I did my saturdays work CHB
and Frank was plowing and shovling ditch. Grandma went down to Uncle
Otto. Uncle Joe went to Rexburg. Brother and Sister Browning came
out to see Charles to see if he would come back home but he said he would not
go.
Sunday 5- We all went down to sunday school. Irene came down on the train. Calvin came on his wheel Pheanes came with Uncle Olivers folks in the buggie. We had ice cream in the afternoon and had a pretty good time.
Monday 6- I didn't do hardly enything all
day the boys all went to the hills to cut logs and dont expect to be home
until Saturday. Uncle Otto went to St. Antony.
Tuesday 7- I didn't do mutch of eny thing
only make a few pies.
Wednesday 8- Aunt Loretta sent up for Grandma
to come down. She had a little baby boy it was born about 12:20 in the
daytime. Otto came home on the morning train. I went over and got
Lillie F. she is going to stay with me a night or to.
Thursday 9- Grandma went down to Uncle Otto
to wash the baby. Lillie and I got some ice and made some ice cream.
Hazel and Ruby came and had some with us.
Friday 10 June 1904- I took Grandma down to
take care of the baby and took Lillie home and stayed all after noon with
her. When I got home the boys had got back from the hills and we didn't
expect them untill the next day.
Saturday 11- Charles wanted me to go
with him over to Rigby but I couldn't go so Frank went. They took Grandma
down to Uncle Otto. He got a letter from his brother Lee in Ogden, he
wanted him to come down there and work this summer so I guess he will
go.
Sunday 12- We didn't go to sunday
school but in the after noon CHB Frank and I went to Rexburg to get our pictures
taken, I with the too boys.
Monday 13- I went with CHB down to the
train. He went to Ogden. It has been 2 weeks since he left
home. Grandma, Frank and I went down to the post
office.
Tuesday 14- I washed all day. Grandma
went down to take care of the baby.
Wednesday 15- I ironed all day
hard. I got 1 letter from CHB.
Thursday 16- I ironed a part of the
day. Grandma went down to take care of the baby the last day for Aunt
Loretta is well enough to do it her self.
Firday 17- I answered his letter
today. Louisia came over to invite me to an ice cream party so I went over
there in the after noon a while. Uncle Oliver came after his
horse.
Saturday 18- I did my saturdays work and then
went over to a surprise on Oscar A. Mary A. just got home the day before
so I had a visit with her. I stayed for supper then Frank came over after
me then we all went down to the previalian to dance awhile and we had a fine
time. Andrew Hanson came home with us then he and Frank went down to his
home and stayed all night.
Sunday 19- They came up the next morning
early, we got ready and went down to sunday school. Rubin came home with
us and when we got here Uncle Olepho was here. After dinner Uncle Olivers
came.
Monday 20- I and Grandma went down to
the store. Uncle Joe was busy sacking grain. Frank is watering the
hay.
Tuesday 21- We made soap all
day.
Wednesday 22- We made soap all
day.
Thursday 23- In the afternoon I went down to
Uncle Otto to do some sowing. I and Frank went down to a dance in the
grove.
Friday 24- I did a little of extry
cooking. Perry came up here to see if I would wash some cloths for a
man.
Saturday 25- I did the cleaning
Uncle Joe went to Rexburg. In the afternoon I went down to the
store.
Sunday 26- I and Frank and Rudy went
down to sunday school. Maud Zimmermen came home with us and we went back
down to meeting in the afternoon. calvin came down so he went with
us. They held services for the death of President
Woodruf.
Monday 27- Grandma and I went to
Rexburg.
Tuesday 28- I washed hard all
day.
June 1904 Wednesday 29- I went over to the
store and took Grandma down to Uncle Otto in the for noon and ironed in the
afternoon. Uncle Oliver came down.
Thursday 30- I washed a few pieces in
the fornoon. Grandma, Uncle Joe and Oliver went to the burg. Ironed
in the afternoon. One of the sevaiers came after the cloths. Frank
went down to the dance. He said it was just fine.
Friday July 1, 1904- I ironed in the
fornoon. I did some cooking.
Saturday 2- I went to Rexburg with Uncle
Otto, Frank and Rudy, it was pretty late when we got back
home.
Sunday 3- We was going to sunday school but
it was to late when we got ready. So in the after noon I went over to
Brownings. Lena B. wase there. It was the first time I had ever seen
her, but we had a fine talk. Frank went over to Uncle Neils and stayed
with the boys to get up early to set of the firecrackers.
Monday 4- I got up earley, Frank came home
quite earley. We went up to Rexburg all day at night Irene came home with
us we all went over to see Lena that night because she was going the next
morning. Irene, Frank and I went to the dance at Lyman and had a fine
time.
Tuesday 5- I took Irene up to Rexburg and as
we were going we seen the Beloon go up.
Wednesday 6- I washed and ironed Grandmas
things so she could get ready to go to Utah.
Thursday 7- We were going of visiting but
Mary A. came out so Grandma just went down to Uncle Otto
awhile.
Friday 8- I took Grandma up to Rexburg and I
stayed all night.
Saturday 9- Grandma and Aunt Maryon started
for Utah. I came home after they went.
Sunday 10- I and Frank went to sunday
school. and in the afternoon we went over to Fagerstroms. There was
a crowd of swdish people there we didnt know hardly eny of them but we had a
real nice time.
Monday 11- I washed all day the boys
were going to the hills but it looked stormy. So Uncle Joe went to the
store and got a sack of sugar $7.10.
Tuesday 12- I made pies most of the
day. Ped came up I gave him one.
Wednesday 13- I went down to see Annie
Thornton but she wasant home so Irene, Wilford and Ray came and brought me
home.
Thursday 14- Frank was going a fishing I went
with him over to Fagerstroms. We went to the dance, Mary A. went with
us. There was not very many there so we didnt have a very good
time.
Friday 15- I went to Rexburg with Uncle
Joe and Otto. Irene and I went out to Iland Ward.
Saturday 16- I did my saturdays work.
Sunday 17- Frank and Rudy went to the
hills to take some of the stalk up. I stayed home most of the day untill I
got tired wating for some of the folks. They didn't come so I went over to
Uncle Neils. Nellie came out and stayed all night with
me.
July 1904 Monday 18- We went down to
see Inez and Carles in the afternoon. Mary came and stayed all night that
night.
Tuesday 19- I helped Aunt Loretta A.
wash most of the day.
Wednesday 20- I went to Rexburg early
in the morning.
Thursday 21- I did some cooking.
Uncle Oliver and Rudy came to work.
Friday 22- Frank and I went to the
dance at Lyman.
Saturday 23- I didn't do enything more
that I had to the boys went fishing and only got 2 fish. They
started to hawl hay but it was to weet so only hawled one loade. Uncle
Oliver went home.
Sunday 24- I didn't go to sunday school because I was looking for the folks. They came in the afternoon but I wasant home they came where I was. So then we brought Nellie A. with us and went for a ride then came home and had supper. I and Frank went down to the grove awhile.
Monday 25- I washed in the
afternoon. Uncle Oliver and Rudy was hear all day.
Tuesday 26- They were here. Irene
came down on her wheal the boys came on the train. Uncle Otto and
his children was here to. The boys made some nets and started to hawl hay
and broke the pole and said they would get Uncle Neils.
Wednesday 27- I was just busy cooking
for the haymen. Calvin down and Eric Fife was helping us
to.
Thursday 28- We hawled hay all
day.
Friday 29- We hawled hay all
day.
Saturday 30- I did my cleaning and
other work the boys haled a part of the day.
Sunday 31- Frank and I went up to Rexburg
with Uncle Otto and folks and we went to conference but they
didn't.
August Monday 1- I ironed all day and
while I was out picking some currents Grandma came home and when I came in I
guess I was surprised. She had a fine visit. They came to Rexburg the
night before.
Turesday 2- I finished ironing.
We finished halling hay. I went down to the P. O. after
supper.
Wednesday 3- I did some cooking and
went to the store.
Thursday 4- Uncle Joe went to
town. It was Franks birthday, he was 22 years of age. Irene came
back with Uncle Joe. Charles came up for a visit we all went down to the
grove to a dance but it wasnt very good so we didn't stay.
Friday 5- Aunt Min and the rest of the
children came down after Irene in the after noon we went in the brush for
wild currents but didn't find any.
Saturday 6- Charles and Frank went over
to see his folks. Grandma and I picked some tame currents. I took
them down to Uncle Otto.
August 1904 Sunday 7- I stayed home all
day CHB and Frank went down to the store. Aunt Lula and Uncle
Oliver 6 children all but Calvin came down.
Monday 8- Uncle Joe and Charles went to
the hills for the logs they cut before. CHB went down to Ogden but there
was only about 35 left.
Tuesday 9- I washed all day. Aunt
Loretta came up. the boys came home this evening about
5:30.
Saturday 14- Charles, Frank and I went
to sunday school. Rubin came with us, in the afternoon Aurbin came out to
CHB he wasant home, they had gon swiming so he came again in the
evening. Frank went of fooling around.
Monday 15- We was going to the hill for
a pleasure trip this morning but Uncle Joe didn't get his gun that he sent of
for so he went to borrow on from Mr. Coary and didn't get back till noon.
so that dissapointed Zimmerman's but they went anyway and we didn't get to
gather at all, only some of us went down to visit them. We went right
after dinner. We went up to sheep creek and stayed there all night
Uncle Otto's went with us. and Uncle Oliver's was there when we got
there. We got there about 3:30 P.M.
Tuesday 16- The differnt out fits of us
went up to our camping place got there at noon We camped had dinner
the boys went over to huckle berry peak hunting in the after noon and the three
men went hunting another direction.
Friday 19- I stayed around camp and so
did CHB but some of the boys went hunting and some went for the horses.

Saturday 20- Uncle Otto went for his
horses. The rest of the boys but CHB went hunting. I went with Aunt
Lula, Calvin and Violet upon the side hill for berries. we got a
few. We all left there this after noon and started for home. Uncle
Olivers just came as far as sheep creek and stayed all night the rest of
us came home found everything all right.
Sunday 21- We stayed home all day
trying to rest from our long ride home.
Monday 22- Grandma went to
Rexburg. Charles and Frank plowd ditches in the grain in the
afternoon. Ola came down with us after his cows.
Tuesday 23- I washed all day
Charles went over home to help his papa in the afternoon.
Wednesday 24- I did some cooking.
Charles was feeding the horses in the morning early and jumping down from the
stack he ramed the fork in his foot.
Thursday 25- I was 18 years old.
Grandma gave me a locket and chain. CHB gave me a thimble. Frank
gave me a hankerchief and a bottle of perfume. He went to the dance down
to the grove.
August 1904 Friday 26- I ironed a
while. Charles went with Melvin Cook and Charles Robinson to
Rexburg.
Saturday 27- I didn't do
anything. the boys were going to the hills but it was to stormy. It
rained in the afternoon and layed everything to the ground.
Sunday 28- We stayed home all day
untill late in the afternoon then I went with Charles and Frank down to Mr.
Nicholes and when we got home Emma and Mary Anderson came out awhile.
Uncle Joe took them home. CHB went over to Aurbies
awhile.
Monday 29- Uncle Otto started to cut
grain for himself. Charles went to find him a job, but Aurbie told him
they wanted more men up on the big ditch so he is going to see
them.
Tuesday 30- Charles and I went up to
Sunneydell I stayed to Muirs while he went up to see for the job. He got
one and went back there that night. Irene and Mina was here when we got
home. they went with me to take him up to the store then he went on with
Mr. Woodmansey.
Wednesday 31- I ironed. Aunt
Loretta cme up a while. S. T. Clara Firth and her father came
home. Clara had been to school. The others had been out to Montana
haying.
September Thursday 1- I washed in the
afternoon. Uncle Joe went to town. Maggie, Aurbie and Mary came out
to see me.
Friday 2- I and Grandma went down to Uncle
Otto's it was his birthday he was 38 years old. I went to the store.
Irene and Mina came down and we all went to the dance and had a pretty good time
only when we were coming home I fell out of the buggie the wheal run over me but
never hurt me very mutch.
Saturday 3- I didn't do mutch for I was to
sore. The girls sleep mthe most of the day. When Irene was asleep
Mina and I went with Frank to the store. Charles came down that night to
stay over Sunday.
Sunday 4- We didn't go to sunday school
because he didn't have his other close here. In the afternoon Uncle
Olivers and Olafs came down. After supper Frank and I took CHB up to the
camp.
Monday 5- I ironed in the
afternoon.
Tuesday 6- In the afternoon Grandma and I
went up to Muirs.
Wednesday 7- We went up to the
Burg.
Thursday 8- We
washed.
Friday 9- I ironed.
Saturday 10- I did the saturdays
cleaning.
Sunday 11- I walked down to sunday
school. Frnk and Calvin went up and got Charles and they went up to the
Hot Springs. It was late when they got home. From school I went home
with Nelsons in the aftenoon Mary and I came home and no one was here so we went
down to the cook cars to see Rebbaca and Jane Weekes. We stayed till late
and her folkes came after her. so Janae and Mr. Nelson a young fellow
working on the car came home with me.
Monday 12- I started to make an apron.
September 1904 Tuesday 13- I wrote some
letters for Grandma.
Wednesday 14- We washed most of the
day.
Thursday 15- I didn't do mutch of
anything.
Friday 16- I ironed.
Saturday 17- I did the cleaning.
Charles came down from camp.
 Then CHB got ready and went
up to the camp again. In the afternoon Uncle Otto's came up and Mr.
Masslen, then Uncle Otto took me over to Uncle Neils. Frank went up to
Rexburg and Ola A. came home he brought Uncle Olafs team for we was going to
hawl hay in the morning.
Monday 19- I cooked all fornoon.
Uncle Oliver came down. Ped and Rudy came and we started to hawl
hay.
Tuesday 20- The boys halled hay just in
the afternoon.
Wednesday 21- They halled all
day.
Thursday 22- I did some cooking.
They halled all day and had supper ready when we got home.
Saturday 24- I did the
cleaning.
Sunday 25- I and Frank went to sunday
sschool. Maud Z. came home with us. We took her home in a.m.
it rained on us the most of the time. Took Nellie A. and Inize A.
home. May and Charles cook came earley in a.m. stayed over and had supper,
spent the evening.
Monday 26- It stormed.
Tuesday 27- We didn't do
anything. Uncle Joe went to town. Irene told him CHB had gon up to
work some where else. That was on mudy Creek.
Wednesday 28- I washed. Aunt
Loretta and Aunt Rye came over in p.m.
Thursday 29- Uncle Joe went to St.
Antony to a delagate meeting. Grandma and I went over to help Aunt Rye
quilt. Frank started to plow. Frank C. went over to tell him to come
over there for supper.
Friday 30- In p.m. Grandma and I went
over to Brownings and when we was coming home stoped at the coop store.
Phoned up to Uncle Olefs. Mina came to the phone, she said Charles was
there and was coming down on the p.m. train. We came home. I went
down and got him. He wasant very well eather.
Saturday October 1- I did the cleaning.
CHB was mutch better.
Sunday 2- We didn't go anywhere.
He was still better. Uncle Otto's came up in p.m.
Monday 3- The boys halled
grain.
October 1904 Tuesday 4- I didn't do
anything mutch. They halled grain.
Wednesday 5- They halled in a.m. got threw. The too Mrs. Carlsons came out to see us. Charles and Uncle Joe went to town. Charles went to get some of his teeth fixed.
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Thursday 6- It rained most of the
day.
Friday 7- Charles and Frank went to
town. Calvin came home with them. Frank went to get cloths.
Charles went to get some more of his teeth fixed.
Saturday 8- Calvin went home in
p.m. Frank plowed. Charles started to work on some land he hired
from Uncle Joe.
Sunday 9- Frank went to sunday
school. Sam Nelson came home with him in p.m. In p.m. we played
cards.
Monday 10- CHB went to town on the 8-8
train in p.m. Stayed at Uncle Olafs all night. Next morning went on
the ditch.
Tuesday 11- Grandma and I went to
town. He had gon. Grandma stayed all night. Mina came home
with me, we went to a relief socity dance. Had a good time Frank took
us.
Wednesday 12- Mina and I went up town
Grandma came home with me.
Thursday 13- I washed, Grandma made
soap.
Friday 14- I had such a coald I didn't
do hardly anythning.
Saturday 15- I did the cleaning.
Frank went to help Nelsons thrash.
Sunday 16- We went to sunday
school. Veda Browning came home with us stayed all p.m. till night
meeting. Took her there she went home with the folkes. That was the
first yong mens Mutle they have hade this faul and the first snow this
faul.
Monday 17- Frank went thrashing this
morning. I didn't do mutch of anything.
Tuesday 18- I wrote some letters and
did some ironing. Frank went thrashing till noon then plowed in
a.m.
Wednesday 19- I washed a few pieces in
p.m. Aunt Rye came over stayed for dinner. Frank went again in
a.m.
Thursday 20- I did some cooking and
went to the store. Uncle Joe and Frank went thrashing this morning over to
Uncle Neils.
Friday 21- The thrashers came in
a.m. I went over and got Mary A. to help me cook. Charles came down
from the ditch.
Saturday 22- They got threw here about
noon and went down to Uncle Otto's for dinner so we went down to help Aunt
Loretta cook for them. Something got rong with the enjion so they quit
soon after they started. Charles and I took Mary home and went over to see
his father.
Sunday 23- We went to sunday school in
a.m. Uncle Oliver's came down in p.m.
October 1904 Monday 24- I went down to
help Aunt Loretta in a.m. and in p.m. went with Charles to town. Came home
by the Biships to get his Ricemend then came home.
Tuesday 25- I was going to wash didn't
feel like it. Charles went over home came back that night. We had
supper then he and I went down to Uncle Otts after the
dishes.
Wednesday 26- Uncle Joe went over to
see about getting potatoe. Charles took his bedding and went over home and
stayed all night, got ready to take over to him but when Frank went to get the
buggie Ped had took it and never said a word to us.
Thursday 27- Uncle Joe and Frank went
to the hills in a.m. in p.m. Grandma and I took his box over to his father
to ship. Called at Fagerstroms awhile. Stopped at the store got a
few things came home and did choars.
Friday 28- Stayed home all day
fixed some meet.
Saturday 29- The boys came home abut 11
a.m. Grandma and I went with Frank to town. We stayed all
night. He came home and came after me Sun. 30 p.m. We came
home did the choars went to the p.o. came home and went to
bed.
Monday 31- I ironed most of the
day. The boys went to the hills again I was alone so went down to Aunt
Lorettas awhile. Came home did choars went back and stayed all
night. When I got there Brother and Sister Bowen was there. got a
letter from Charles on Tues. Nov. 1.
Tuesday November 1- I came home
got my breakfast did choars. went back to do some soewing, came home got
supper, the boys came about 6 p.m.
Wednesday 2- I got a quilt in the
frames. Frank plowed.
Thursday 3- The boys went to the hills
again in a.m Aunt Lula brought Grandma home sick with the measels I
guess.
Friday 4- I wrote a letter for
Grandma. The boys came home about 5:30 p.m.
Saturday 5- I didn't do mutch of
anything. Coarl C. came out.
sunday 6- We went to sunday school in
a.m. Rubin Z. came back with us in p.m. Uncle Olivers came down.
Frank went to the store to get some quinine and went to meeting. Maggie,
Aubie, Mable and Sam N. came out to see me in p.m.
Monday 7- Grandma was feeling a little
better, I quilted awhile. Frank plowed.
Tuesday 8- Uncle Joe wnt to vote
a.m. It was election. I went down to take care of Uncle Otto
children in p.m. Frank and voted too.
Wednesday 9- The boys went to the hills
in a.m. and in p.m. I went to the store Hazel went with
me.
Thrusday 10- I washed. Grandma finished
the quilt. The boys got home about dark.
Friday 11- I ironed all day went
to the dance at night. Dan Anderson came and stayed all night and got
acquainted with Mr. Chandler.
Saturday 12- Went to the store came home and did my work. It has been 19 years ago today since the first accadmy was started in Rexburg, Idaho.
November 1904 Sunday 13- We didn't go
to sunday school for Frank went to Rexburg in a.m. and in p.mm. Uncle Olafs came
down. Frank came home. We was going down to meeting but he said the
horse was to tired for he had drove her to Sugar City and
back.
Monday 14- I wrote a letter went
down to Thorntons. Uncle Joe leveled. Frank hawled
menor.
Tuesday 15- I worked on the
apron. Uncle Joe was runing the grader in p.m. with the mairs, had a
runaway, broke things to pieces. In the evening Frank and I went down to
the store and over to Brownings.
Wednesday 16- I finished the apron in
p.m. They boys started to build on Grandmaws house on the
eighty.
Thursday 17- I washed and in a.m. the
boys built on the house. In p.m. Uncle Joe went to
town.
Firday 18- I ironed most of the
day. Frank went to the store after supper.
Saturday 19- I did the cleaning.
Uncle Joe went to town.
Sunday 20- We went to sunday school in
a.m. Andrew Hanson came home with us spent the day here. Uncle Joe
and Oliver had come when we got back. After supper Andrew went with us
down to mutule. We had a good meeting.
Monday 21- I had such a coald I didn't
fell like doing enything but I washed a few peices. Ironed my
waist.
Tuesday 22- I finished ironing went to
the store.
Wednesday 23- I did some cooking all
day. Calvin A. came down He and Frank went to the store. Uncle
Joe went down town and shook dies for three ducks.
Thursday 24-He went down again and shot to
ducks. Oliver came down in the afternoon we went down to the little
dance. Calvin and Ola went home after but the rest of the folks stayed all
night. Irene A. and Maud Huffaker came down and went to the dance with us
at Lyman.
Friday 25- The girls took me down to
the P.O. Frank went to Rexburg and in P.m. I took Aunt Lula down to
Mrs. Johnson frunell. Cassie A. came home with me.
Saturday 26- I did the cleaning.
Sunday 27- We went to sunday school
they wanted me to be a sinsence teacher in the prymary class. Ruben came
home with us in p.m. Nellie A. came out to see us.
Monday 28- I washed, Uncle Joe went up
town.
Tuesday 29- I ironed most of the
day Grandma went down to sow.
Wednesday 30- I went down to sow
again. Frank and I went to the dance.
Friday 2- Grandma and I went to town
and stayed all night.
Saturday 3- We went up town and got my
dress and never got home till dark. Melven C. was here he stayed all
night.
December 1904 Sunday 4- We went down to
sunday school. In the evening we went over to Uncle Neils
awhile.
Monday 5- We cut out me some waistes in
a.m. and in p.m. I went down to the P.O.
Tuesday 6- In p.m. I went down to both
stores.
Wednesday 7- I washed and cleaned all
day. Grandma went down to Uncle Otto to sow.
Thursday 8- I did some cooking and got
ready to go to a picnic and bow dance. Frank took Maud
Zimmerman.
Friday 9- I didnt do mutch of
anything.
Saturday 10- I did still less.
Frank went up to Sugar City stayed all night in Rexburg.
Sunday 11- He came home earley to go to sunday sschool we both went. and in the afternoon we went over to Nelsons awhile. Came
home and had supper went to
bed.
Monday- 12- I went to Rexburg with Uncle
Joe went up town. Came back to Uncle Olivers Aunt Lula started
to work on my dress, then we had supper and went to bed.
Tuesday 13- We worked on the dress all
day. Frank didnt come up after me so stayed all night
again.
Wednesday 14- We worked in the
fornoon. Frank came up at 11 oclock we got dinner and went up
town came back and finished my waist all but a doz. hooks. Had a
luntch and then came home. Came around by Mr. Jonhns to see Maud
Z.
Thursday 15- We tied a quilt.
Frank went to the dance at Independence.
Friday 16- I went down to Uncle Otto's
to sow.
Saturday 17- I did the
cleaning.
Sunday 18- In a.m. we went to sunday
school and in p.m. Frank and I went to see Irene.
Monday 19- Uncle Otto and Ped came up
and helped.
Tuesday 20- I washed most of the
day.
Wednesday 21- Frank and I went to
Thorntons in a.m. and in p.m. Grandma went with to the coop. we went on
over to Brownings came home and made a cake.
Thursday 22- I ironed in a.m. and in
p.m. Uncle Ottto came up after me to go with Aunt Loretta to the
store.
Friday 23- We went to Lyman to the
dance at night. Willie Matton came so he stayed for the dance and is going
to stay awhile.
Saturday 24- I did the cleaning and we
did some cooking. Uncle Joe went to town.
Sunday 25- Xmas day we went down to
sunday school in a.m. and in p.m. the boys went up town to get Uncle
Olivers they came.
Monday 26- a.m. Uncle Otto's came up
and had dinner with us. We went to the dance at night to Lyman. Ped
came to Vick came in p.m. they went down Uncle Otts. Ped got his eye
hurt. went up to Dr. Rich. He went down to Salt Lake on the morning
train.
Tuesday 27- p.m. some of us got ready and
went home with Uncle Olivers. We went up and seen the Xmas tree then
Willie, Frank and I went up to Uncle Olafs awhile. Then came
home.
Wednesday 28- Irene and Mina came down
on the mor. train. In p.m. the boys took us down to the p.o. came home,
had supper and went to the dance at Lyman.
Thursday 29- The girls got ready and went home on the 1:30 train. The boys took Grandma and I down to see May Cook and the new boy that was born on the 24 Dec. 1904.
Friday 30- p.m. we went down to the
P.O. Adren Cook and his girl came over. They wanted us to go to
Lebell to the dance but we went to Lyman. I did a little
cleaning.
Saturday 31- The last day of the old
year. I didn't do hardly enything.
Sunday January 1, 1905- Frank and I
went to sunday school and was late. Willie started for home. After
S. S. we came home and stayed home all day. Went to mutule in the
evening.
Monday 2- I was going to start school
but had to wash but after breakfast I felt to mean. Rudy came out and
wanted Frank to go with him on the hill after horses, they
went.
tuesday 3- I didn't wash then
eather. Helped fix some meat. Uncle Joe went to town. Uncle
Oliver came down and stayed all night. My cousin from Teton Baison it is
Bessie Stone and Minnie Smith came down to stay awhile with
us.
Wednesday 4- I washed. Uncle
Oliver and Joe went down to the switch and got their lugig. Frank Cook
and Thornton came over to invete us to a surprise on Adren and his
girl. Frank came home from the hills brought some horses but he didnt fel
like going and neather did Minnie so Bessie and I went we had a pretty
good time. Ther was not meny there but they were all
soshible.
Thursday 5- The girls washed I
did some ironing.
Friday 6- They did some of their
ironing.

Bessie and Minnie went down to Uncle Otto. Minnie came home sick.
Frank took a horse down to Mr. Knichlos after supper. William Mattson came
up on the train to stay a night or to.
Sunday 8- We went to S. S. Bessie went
over to Aunt Ryes then they brought her home after supper.
Monday 9- In p.m. Bessie and I went
down to see May Cookes new babie. We came home had supper and Fred Stone
came down after the folkes
Tuesday 10- They left her about noon
was going up to Teton City and stay all night then go home the next
day.
Wednesday 11- I started to make my
basket. Perry Hale came home tonight on the 8-3
train.
Thursday 12- I washed. Frank
started to cut cord wood on the eightie.
January 1905 Friday 13- I
ironed.
Saturday 14- I did the cleaning.
Frank went to the P.O.
Sunday 15- We went to sunday
school. Maud and Rubin came home with us we went to Rexburg to
teachers Union meeting. Rub. went home with his papa and Mr. Browning came
home with us had supper. then we went to
Mutule.
Monday 16- I did some cooking.
The folks went to town. Aurbie A. and Sam. N. came out to spend the
evening. The folks came home while they were here.
Tuesday 17- I finished my basket.
Frank took me to the store and we went to the basket dance at night. Had a
pretty good time. Jackson Spaulding drew my basket.
Wednesday 18- Frank took me up to Uncle
Olafs to help them the rest of the week. On our way we stopped at Uncle
Olivers and had dinner then went on. I found them all on the
improve. Irene came, we had supper then went to bed.
Thursday 19- I ironed a few
pieces.
Friday 20- In a.m. went up town to get
some things. In p.m. went up to visit the school and stayed until 3
oclock came home ironed awhile. After supper Irene and I went to the
dance. had a pretty fair time.
Saturday 21- We got up early
While Irene and the boys did the washing I did the cleaning. It was Clydes
birthday. I made him a cake while Irene went up town.
Sunday 22- We got up earley. I
got ready and came down on the 7:37 train. Frank and William M. wase there
to meet me. Then we got ready and went down to S. S. then in the evening
Emma, Mary and Dan Anderson, Miss Fletcher, Mr. Clay and Charlie Ginkons all
came out to spend the evening. We played games had luntch then
ajorned.
Monday 23- I went to school for the
first time this winter. It snowed in a.m.
Tuesday 24- I went to school.
Frank holled munir.
Wednesday 25- I went to school.
Uncle Joe took me. Uncle Oliver came. He had been taking Mr. Golden
to Anis graveyard to be burried.
Thursday 26- I went to school.
The boys were going to put up ice for Mr. Messlen but Uncle Oliver didn't coem
as he aggried to.
Friday 27- I went to
school. Frank halled munir all day and went to the dance at night at
Independence. He sayed that Maud walked there.
Saturday 28- I did the washing and
cleaning. Frank cut wood in on thee eightie. Uncle Joe went to
town. Kingtons baby died last night and Frank has gon down there
now.
Sunday 29- Frank and I went down to the
funeral. Sady fainted. Farnk was one of the polbaries so he had to
go to the grave yard. so we didn't go to conforence. Aunt Rye,
Louisia and Delia Kington came over and had supper.
Monday 30- I went to
school.
Wednesday February 1, 1905- I went to
school. After supper Frank and I went to Rexburg to a
show.
February 1905 Thursday 2- I went to
school.
Friday 3- I went to
school.
Saturday 5- I felt alful meen but did washing
anyway. Uncle Joe went down and scraped the of from the ice so they could start
to hall ice monday. Frank went to town to see about some horses. Calvin came
home with him and is going to stay all night.
Sunday 5- I didnt feel like going to S.S. so
Frank took the book down. Uncle Oliver and the folkes came down. Oliver is going
to stay to help haul ice.
Monday 6- The boys worked all day putting up ice. I went down to see Enton he was sick. The Dr. came a little while after I was there. After he told Ped that he couldn't do any thing for it
but Ped went up after some midicen he keep
getting worse and about 3 oclock Ped came up after Uncle Joe to go ater the
doctor but he couldnt come.
Tuesday 7- About 7 oclock the baby
died.  Uncle
Oliver went right down there. Uncle Joe went down after the rest of the
folkes to bring them up here to say a day or to. Joe and Oliver went up
town to see about things. Mary A. came out. Her and I made some
flowers. Melven A was awful kind he was helping them all day and
runing earns.
Wednesday 8- The funeral services was
held at the house 11 oclock. We all went down to it then Grandma and I
brought the children up home and they stayed with us. Nellie A. came and
stayed with us in p.m. Aunt Rye came and when Adren got back he came over
then Melvin came. When the folkes got back we had supper. Frank and
I took Nellie home.
Thursday 9- The boys hawled ice in
p.m. Uncle Ottos went home. Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy came up to stay
with them all night.
Friday 10- It is Grandma's
birthday. I went to the store. Uncle Olaf came down to have
dinner. Aunt Lula and the children and Mrs. Klinger came. Uncle Otto
and the folkes came up and all of her children were here for dinner. They
all went home, but Uncle Oliver, he stayed. Uncle Neils children came out
and spent the evening.
Saturday 11- I didn't do enything all
day. The boys finished halling ice for Messlen.
Sunday 12- It was so cold that I stayed
home all day.
Monday 13- The boys halled Uncle Neils
ice. I didn't do enything.
Tuesday 14- Frank and I went over to
Hancocks, the babies were all sick. We came home then Frank went back to set
up. Mary and Emma was there to.
Wednesday 15- Frank took Grandma and I
over there again. They wanted us to bring her so bad. They were all
feeling better. As we were coming home we stoped in to see Aunt
Loretta.
Thursday 16- We went up to Rexburg to
see the Dr. but he wasant in town so Grandma and I stayed all night and Frank
came home. Uncle Oliver went with me to see Dr.
Friday 17- He came up after us
again. Uncle Olaf went with me to see Dr. again. He said I had
indjestion. We got some medican $2.50 We came home. Irene came
with us.
February 1905 Saturday 18- I did the
cleaning. Melvin and George Hardricton came here awhile, after supper
Melvin came over again and we played coards.
Sunday 19- In a.m. we all went to S.S.
and in p.m. we took Irene home. I went to Union meeting. Maud came
home with that is we took her home.
Monday 20- I was going to wash but it started
to snow so bad that I gave it up. Joe and Otto went to Rexburg after some
horses so Aunt Loretta and children came up and stayed till Otto came after
her. Uncle Joe stayed all night.
Tuesday 21- We washed. Uncle Joe
came home in a.m. and in p.m. he took Grandma over to Aunt Ryes. I went
over after. He came after us. Frank ? on the hall. Joe got a
sack of sugar coast $7.30.
Wednesday 22- Grandma went down to
Uncle Ootto. I ironed.
Thursday 23- I
ironed.
Friday 24- I soad quilt blocks.
Grandma patched.
Saturday 25- I did the
cleaning.
Sunday 26- We went to S.S. Maud
an I sen for a song book coast $1.00 P.M. May and Charlie Cook came
here.
Monday 27- I went to the store in p.m.
and to Charlies Andersons fare well dance at night. He is going on a
mission to Denmark. He got over $25.00.
Tuesday 28- I sowed quilt
blocks.
Wednesday March 1- P.M. Mrs. Hancock
and Mrs. Robinson brought their mother out to visit with us in p.m. Frank
and I went over to Brownings. Uncle Joe and Oliver worked on Grandmas
house awhile.
Thursday 2- Oliver went home. Gran. and
I were going to town but we were not well enough.
Friday 3- I sowed quilt blocks.
Frank went to the dance at Birten. Arthur Metchel came home with
him.
Saturday 4- It was Emma Andersons
birthday. she is 25 years old. p.m. Uncle Joe and I went to town to
see the Dr. I got some medican cost $3.00 Frank and Arthur went
fishing got home the same time as we did. We all had supper and was going
to bed when Aurbie A. and Sam N. came out to invite us to a surprise Tues.
night. Frank went but I didn't.
Sunday 5- Arthur went home. We
went to S.S. In p.m. Uncle Oliver and the folkes came down. Aunt Loretta
and children came up. Rudy Roth came.
Monday 6- We finished sowing the
blocks. In the evening Aurbie A., Arthur Metchel, Sam and James N. came
and spent the evening.
Tuesday 7- I didn't do hardly enything
all day. Frank went to the surprise. The boys coaxed me awful hard
to go but I didnt.
Wednesday 8- We sowed carpet rags. In
the evening the Lyman people came down here and held Prelimnary
meeting.
March 1905 Thursday 9- The boys went on
the ditch to work. Grandma and I went down to see Loretta. The
children and I went down to Thorntons.
Friday 10- The boys went on the ditch
again. Grandma and I did the washing. Went down and had dinner with
Jean A. it was her birthday. she was 6 years old.
Saturday 11- I didnt do very mutch. all
day.
Sunday 12- We went to S.S. Uncle
Olaf brought the folks down to see us. Mary and Emma A. and Sarah Firth
and Nellie A. came out to see me.
Monday 13- Frank went on the
ditch. I went down to the P.O. The advertised stock was sold.
Uncle Joe bought them.
Tuesday 14- Grandma and I tore carpit
rags. Frank hawled munir in a.m. and just got started in p.m. when Uncle
Joe came from working on the house with his foot cut awful
bad.
Wednesday 15- Fank hawled munir all
day. Mary and Cassie A. came out in p.m.
Thursday 16- We washed.
Frnak went on the ditch.
Friday 17- I ironed. Grandma tore
carpit rags.
Saturday 18- It was a stormie
day. We both tore carpet rags.
Sunday 19- We went to sunday school. I
had dinner with Zimmermens at the meeting house. Frank and Jackson S. send
and agot a team and buggie then Maud and Rubin, Ethel and Jackson
Frank and I all went up to Union meeting. Jack and Rubin was put in as
coaratrums for our sunday school. We all stoped at Aunt Lulies and had
luntch there. Came home through Birten. Maud got out at
Jonsons. We came up to Spaulings. Rubin went home then Ethel and
Jackson came home with us, we had supper. Frank took them
home.
Monday 20- I fixed some picnic to go to
a surpris on Jackson. It was his birthday before we left there for it was
after one oclock in the moring he was 17 years old. We all had a pretty
good time.
Tuesday 21- We tore carpet rags all
day.
Wednesday 22- Didn't do enything all
day only I wrote a couple of letters.
Thursday 23- Frank took Grandma and I
to Rexburg to the winter coarse exercise. Calvin A. and some other boys we
new we in it and they wanted us to come. Frank and I came home that night
but Grandma stayed. Is going to stay for a day or to. I had my
pictures taken full size.
Friday 24- I didnt do hardly
enythng. Uncle Oliver came for a load of hay. It was a stormy
day. Frank went to the dance at Lebell, with a crowd they wanted me to got
with them but I didn't.
Saturday 25- I did saturdays cleaning.
May Cook came after a pound of butter.
Sunday 26- We went to sunday school and
in p.m. we went down to Thorntons. Nelsons girls came to invite us
to a surprise on Muirs. It stormed all day and in the night it
snowed.
Monday 27- Mr. Mace came out in
a.m. In p.m. Pearsen Short came and Mr. Fisher came for some stock that he
thought were here but they were not. Then Jackson S. came to invite us to
a surprise down at their palce too morrow night on his papa and Mama and May
Klinger.
Tuesday 28- In p.m. I went to town with
Polie in the buggie to get some more medican. I got $1.25 worth. I
stayed all night came home the next after noon. Frank hawled Munir in
P.M.
Wednesday 29- Came home. Frank
hawled munir in p.m.
Thursday 30- Took May Cook a waist
patern and went down the P.O. came home had supper then I was going
to stay with May all night but the boys came out to stay with
her.
Friday 31- I washed and ironed all day.
Frnk hawled munir then we went to the dnace out at Birten had a pretty
good time but oh my how tired.
Saturday April 1, 1905- I did the
cleaning and churned when went to Rexburg with Uncle Joe and Otto got me
some more medican coast $.25 We came home had supper. Uncle Oliver
and Ola came down for hay stayed all night. In the night Aunt
Loretta took sick. Otto came up for Frank to go for the Dr. but he didn't
come back with Frank He said he couldnt. Oliver got up and went down
there.
Sunday 2- I did my work then went down
to do Aunt Loretta's work. Didn't go to S.S. The boys branded the
stock. Rudy was here helping them. I got ready and was going over to Uncle Neils
when Maggie, Aurbie and a crowd of yong folks came but they wouldnt come in so I
went eny way. Stayed till after supper then Mary A. came home with me and
stayed all night.
Monday 3- I went as for as Loretta's to
see how she was feeling, then came home took some the the things out of
the bedroom to get ready to white wash, but Frank had to take some grain to town
so I ironed in p.m.
Turesday 4- It is Hazels birthday she
is 8 years old. We started to white wash the bedroom. Mr. Rainey was
drowned in the North fork river, they hunted for him for 24 days before
they found him.
Wednesday 5- We started to clean the
kitchen. Uncle Oliver and Calvin came and stayed all
night.
Thrusday 6- I was washing and
cleaning. Oliver started to plow for us. Joe and Calvin went up to
Rexburg. Joe got him some things. Frank hawled
munir.
Friday 7- Uncle Joe went to Salt Lake
on confrence rates. Oliver tride to work one of the mares on the grader
but she was to mean. Frank plowed.
Saturday 8- I finished cleaning.
Oliver run the grader. Frank still plowed. Uncle Otto and folks went
to town. Aunt Lula and children came down here with them, stayed all
night.
Sunday 9- Grandma came home on the
train. Frank and Calvin went to meet her at the switch. Ola, Violet,
Alice and I all went to sunday school. Irene and Mr. Cecil Clemins came
home with us he went down to Birten to get ordained as elder. Then came
after Irene when they went home it was raining and snowing. Oliver
took his folkes home.
Monday 10- I didnt do mutch of
enything Grandma sowed carpet rags. Uncle Oliver came back in the
afternoon. Uncle Joe came home at 8.3 on the train.
April 1905 Tuesday 11- Oliver started
to run the grader. Frank plowed Joe went to the store.
Forgot and left out
11-23
Sunday 23- Violet A., Ruby Jonson went with
me to S.S. Our folks from Rexburg all came down and Melvina
Huffaker, Cristfor Klinger, Jackson Spaulding and Adren Cook.
I belive there was 30 in all.
Monday 24- In p.m. I went with
Uncle Ottos over to McCarthy's to Ped Hales and Victoria McCarthy's
wedding.
Tuesday 25- Grandma and I was going to
see Ineze A. but it rained and Aunt Rye came over I went to the store
brought May Coock back took her home after supper.
Wednesday 26- We went to see Ineze and
Charles Andersons new baby. The boys worked in the field Uncle
Oliver came after some hay.
Thursday 27- It is Ottoes
birthday he is 5 years old. I washed all day. Joe went down to
Thornton Brother Heber Robison came after some grain and went down there
and got him. Brother Bybie came to Ottoes to drill beets and here but
never got threw. Brother Robinson from Lyman came for some grain in a.m.
and in p.m. Brother Bybie came to drill in our beets.
Fsriday 28- Uncle Joe started to run
the grader this morning and old judge and old of Uncle Olafs that he was using
got sick Joe brought him home and doctored him but he died in
p.m.
Saturday 29- Didn't do mutch
cleaning. Autn Rye came over then her and I went to see M. Nicholes about
using the back room of the hall to sell ice cream, cake, sandwiches and
coffee.
Sunday 30- Frank and I was going to
convrence with Jackson but I wouldnt go when he came so he stayed here all
day. Uncle Otto, Gearge Heartmen brught their folks to see us.
Monday May 1, 1905- I ironed. It
rained all day. At night Adren Coock came over after me to go with him
down the the new hall they were going to try the music and dance on the
stag so we went over and got Mary and she went with us Had a good time
danced with ? the last time for a year ? ? ?
1906. Frank went up to dril stayed all night.
Tuesday 2- Frank came home
brought Calvin A. and Cristfor Klinger home with him they went fishing then he
took them home and went to a show. I ironed it rained and snowed in
night. Uncle Joe went to town.
Wednesday 3- Frank took me over to Aunt
Ryes we stayed there for dinner then her and I went to the store to get
somethings for our ice cream then cmae home. Had the head
ache.
Thursday 4- I do
enyting.
Friday 5- I did my work got ready
went to see if I could get Spaulings frezer, but they wouldn't let it go.
I had a runaway, never got hurt or broke enything. Stoped at Uncle
Neils got their frezer. Then went down and got the room ready
came back. She went home with me, got some things. William
Mattson was there he helped us freeze the creem and so did Adren
cook Then we got ready went to the dance had a good time there
was a large crowd. the hall was jamed. We did fine with our cream
cake and coffee.
saturday 6- We went down and got our
things.
May 1905- Sunday 7- Willie, Frank and I
went to S.S. and in p.m. we made ice cream.
Monday 8- Rye and I went to Rexburg and
so did Uncle Joe. Irene and Mina came back with him It
stormed we went to the dance It was Will Lymans wedding dance had
pretty good time.
Tureday 9- We sleep all fornoon
then I took the girls to the train. Brought the freezers back with
me. Stoped at Aunt Ryes for dinner. Sam was there
to.
Wednesday 10- Uncle Olaf came down
after hay. Willie went home.
Thursday 11- It stormed. Uncle
Oliver came down and stayed all night.
Friday 12- I washed. Oliver
stayed all night.
Saturday 13- I ironed. Frank and Rudy went on the hills. Mr. Web got our old sewing machine to fix.
Sunday 14- Went to S.S. and in p.m.
took Grandma for a ride Frank came home.
Monday 15- Grandma and I went over to
Handcocks to see their incubator hatch chickens. Uncle Joe started to
dreil wheat and lucern seed. Grandma sset a hen on duck eggs. After
supper I went to the P.O. Frank went to drill.
Tuesday 16- I started to clean the old
house. Grandma made soap. The boys worked in field. Uncle
Ottos came up in P.M.
Wednesday 17- I took Grandma over to
Ryes then they went to May Cook to a surprise on her. I came home got
dinner then went down there. We weived rags had ice cream. I came
home got supper then Frank went back with me a few more came to spend the
evening there.
Thursday 18- I loafed all
day.
Friday 19- I white washed a while. Got
things ready for the dance. Willie came
up.


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A powerful climate change sonification from the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics at Stanford University is "shown" in Figure 5.6.34. In this sonification, which starts roughly 400 years ago, the CO2 levels in the atmosphere provide the pitch for a background tone, while a strumming guitar sound gets louder and higher in pitch as temperature anomalies increase. The result is a haunting sound which becomes more and more urgent as time approaches the present - just like the climate crisis.
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How Adams Built a Diverse Coalition That Put Him Ahead in the Mayor’s Race
Eric Adams has a significant lead in the New York City mayor’s
race thanks to his support from a traditional Democratic coalition
of unions and Black and Latino voters.
When Eric Adams gave a triumphant speech on Tuesday night, he
chronicled his rise from poverty into politics and celebrated his
lead in the Democratic primary for mayor of New York City. He
also had a long list of people to thank.
His strong showing reflected a broad, old-school political coalition
that united Black and Latino voters, unions and a broad swath of
the city outside Manhattan.
Mr. Adams, the Brooklyn borough president, won handily in the
Bronx and led in his home borough of Brooklyn and in
Queens. In some parts of the city like Jamaica in Southeast Queens, Mr.
Adams won more than 60 percent of votes, compared with 15
percent for his closest rival, Maya Wiley,
a former counsel to Mayor Bill de Blasio.
The race is not over, but Mr. Adams has a strong lead among the
first-choice votes of nearly 800,000 Democrats. In cities with
ranked-choice elections, the candidate who is leading in the first
round of voting usually prevails.
If Mr. Adams wins in the coming weeks after absentee ballots and
ranked choices are tabulated, his victory could stall the progressive
movement’s momentum in New York and reinforce the idea that
rising crime and public safety drove voters to the polls.
“Adams used his approach on policing of saying we need justice
and safety simultaneously to fuse together that traditional
coalition,” said Bruce Gyory, a veteran Democratic strategist.
Still, progressive candidates had a strong showing in several key
races: Alvin Bragg was ahead in the Democratic primary for
Manhattan district attorney; Brad Lander was leading the city
comptroller race; left-leaning candidates won mayoral primaries in
Buffalo and Rochester.
The results so far support the argument that the movement has not
weakened, but it might not have been strong enough —
or coordinated enough — to capture the mayoralty in New York City.
The night featured other small surprises: In the Republican
primary for Staten Island borough president, Vito J. Fossella, a
former congressman, had a slight lead over Steven Matteo, a
prominent city councilman. Mr. Fossella decided not to run for
relection in 2008 after he was charged with drunken driving and
admitted to fathering a child in an extramarital affair.
If Mr. Adams does win the primary — and the general election in
November — he would be the city’s second Black mayor after
David N. Dinkins, who was elected in 1989. Mr. Adams’s closest
competitor, Ms. Wiley, is also Black; she and Kathryn Garcia, the
city’s former sanitation commissioner, who was in third, are both
seeking to become the first woman elected mayor of New York.
Ms. Wiley performed well in some largely Black neighborhoods in
Brooklyn and in Astoria and Long Island City in Queens. Ms. Garcia
had strong support in Manhattan and parts of Brownstone Brooklyn.
Ms. Wiley told her supporters on Tuesday night that the race was
not over.
“Fifty percent of the votes are about to
be recalculated,” she said to cheers.
Indeed, many voters said they ranked Ms. Wiley and Ms. Garcia in
the first two spots on their ballots, and it is possible that one of
them could capture a majority of the other’s supporters under
ranked-choice voting.
The race’s outcome will now depend on which of the top three
candidates did the best in getting voters to rank them second or
third. Ms. Garcia struck a late alliance with Andrew Yang, the 2020
presidential candidate who finished fourth, in a bid to win over his
supporters, and there were efforts by progressive groups to encourage voters to
leave Mr. Adams off their ballots completely.
This was the first year that the city offered early voting in a
mayoral election, and overall turnout was better than expected.
Nearly 800,000 votes have been counted so far in the Democratic
mayoral primary — higher than turnout in the last competitive
mayoral primary in 2013. That number will grow as counting continues
and tens of thousands of absentee ballots are processed.
Whoever ultimately wins the race will face the Republican
nominee, Curtis Sliwa, the founder of the Guardian Angels, in
November. Mr. Sliwa received nearly 69 percent of votes among
the roughly 58,000 Republicans who voted in the primary.
Absentee ballots are not due for another week, and election
officials will not run the ranked-choice voting count for the first
time until June 29. An official winner is not expected to be named
until the week of July 12.
Under ranked-choice voting, where voters can rank up to five
candidates in their order of preference, the person who is winning
in the first round usually prevails. But there have been exceptions,
including the 2010 mayoral election in Oakland, Calif., in which
Jean Quan won despite placing second in the first round.
Ms. Wiley, for instance, could collect second or third choice votes
from two other left-leaning candidates, Scott Stringer, the city
comptroller, and Dianne Morales, a former nonprofit executive,
who together received more than 7 percent of votes. Mr. Stringer
stumbled after facing two allegations of sexual misconduct, and
Ms. Morales’ campaign weathered a staff uprising.
Still, Mr. Adams’s lead reflected a successful outer-borough
strategy. He did not campaign much in Manhattan, and it was the
only borough where he was behind. His institutional support from
the Brooklyn machine and veteran Democrats in Queens and the
Bronx likely helped him turn out key constituencies.
Mr. Adams also appeared to do well in neighborhoods with many
Latino residents — a key demographic that he pushed hard to
secure with key leaders like Ruben Diaz Jr., the Bronx borough
president. In the heavily Latino neighborhood of Mott Haven in the
Bronx, for instance, Mr. Adams won more than 45 percent of first-choice
votes, compared to less than 20 percent for Ms. Wiley.Mr.
Adams also appeared to do well in neighborhoods with many Latino
residents — a key demographic that he pushed hard to secure with key leaders
like Ruben Diaz Jr., the Bronx borough president. In the heavily Latino neighborhood
of Mott Haven in the Bronx, for instance, Mr. Adams won more
than 45 percent of first-choice votes, compared to less than 20 percent for Ms. Wiley.
Mr. Adams ran a disciplined campaign — his motto was
“stay focused, don’t get distracted, grind” — and hammered away at the
message that he was the only candidate who could tackle both
crime and police reform. Mr. Adams also secured a series of critical
endorsements and raised a campaign war chest of more than $10 million
the most among candidates participating in the public matching funds program.
Mr. Adams ran as a working-class underdog and focused on
communities that were hit hard by the pandemic —
a message he touched on during his primary night speech, said Christina Greer,
an associate professor of political science at Fordham University.
“There are so many communities feeling left out and Adams, as his
authentic self, seemed just as angry and hurt and inspired as those
communities,” Professor Greer said.
Mr. Adams was one of the moderate candidates in the Democratic
field and would be a significant departure from Mr. de Blasio in
style and substance, though Mr. de Blasio was believed to privately
support Mr. Adams in the race.
The fact that three of the candidates who finished in the top four
were moderate — Mr. Adams, Ms. Garcia and Mr. Yang — seemed
to signal the mood of the city as New Yorkers emerge from the
pandemic. A recent rise in gun violence has led to widespread concerns over safety.
But Ms. Wiley received nearly a quarter of first-choice votes,
proving that a share of the electorate liked her message of cutting
the police budget and focusing on inequality.
t is possible that Ms. Wiley, who became the standard-bearer for
the left, peaked too late in the race. Leaders like Representative
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Jumaane Williams, the city’s public
advocate, waited to endorse Ms. Wiley until the last month of the
race after other left-leaning candidates faltered.
Ms. Garcia, for her part, was boosted by endorsements from The
New York Times and The Daily News editorial boards, but did not
appear to expand her base far beyond wealthy white neighborhoods.
Mr. Yang had a disappointing finish in fourth place, but captured
Asian American neighborhoods in Chinatown in Manhattan and in
Flushing, Queens.
At his primary night party on Tuesday, Mr. Adams smiled broadly
as he celebrated his lead. Then he took aim at the city’s news media
and elites and said he had focused on voters who reliably show up
at the polls.
“Social media does not pick a candidate,” he said.
“People on Social Security pick a candidate.”


UTXO Size vs Efficiency
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Critical Error and other stuff
A blast from the past
This page has links to a couple of recordings from when I used to play the guitar a bit more often than I do these days. I've not got round to listening to all the old C45s to pick out all the best stuff. In the meantime, this page has links to a couple of old recordings and some posters.
These pictures are from the Longbrook Street "roof top gig" which was a lot of fun. As I remember it, it was one of the later Critical Error gigs and took place on the roof of Steve’s flat. Other notables from these photos are Jo playing cello (a later addition to Critical Error line ups) and that the lead guitarist is smoking and somewhat slimmer than now (and these two probably aren't totally unrelated).
Downloads!
In a slight attempt to save some ISP bandwidth, the links to music files are password protected. The
userid is "CriticalError" (case sensitive) and the password is my dog's name (which can be easily found elsewhere on this site - all lowercase).
This song (mp3 format or iTunes m4a format) is from a later tape where all sorts of bits and pieces were recorded on a ghetto blaster. Rose's voice is really great on this (I'm fairly sure this is just a recording of a practice at someone's house) and I love the DADGAD guitar tuning. While the acoustic guitar "booms" away at the low notes, I'm still pretty pleased with the "middle eight" guitar piece in this - I still think it is one of the better bits I've written on guitar.
This song (mp3 format) was recorded direct from the mixing desk at a gig at The Sleeper in Seaton. I'm guessing it is from about 1988 when Critical Error were gigging fairly frequently. The reason for picking this one out was that my band mates were daft generous enough to let me play lead, acoustic guitar all over the song. Well you don't turn down opportunities like that so I did with an enthusiasm completely unmatched by my level of musical skill. Still - great fun!
This song (mp3 format or iTunes m4a format) is from an early demo with Critical Error. What I like about this song is that it reminds me how much I used to enjoy playing guitar with Steve Mavin. The other memory from recording this is that we were using a friend's (Baz Bishop) Boss Dimension C guitar pedal. All the synth sounding background "swells" as the song progresses are just guitars, basses and vocals going via the aformentioned Dimension C pedal.
Here are a couple of links (pre-glastonbury
/ reptiles) to the full size images for posters on this page.
They've got Fanny's great drawings and lettraset from the Uni print shop (well computers still filled rooms in those days
or ran something called MS-DOS).
The "David McCallum Trio" (one of the bands in the posters) was a duo - if you
got that you are showing your age!
Old photos
Shamelessly stolen from Paul Bateman's Facebook site, here are some photos from when Critical Error decided they needed some publicity photos.
Place your mouse over an image for a larger size view.


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I am a data science enthusiast, life-long learner, and student of life. Currently, I work as a (remote) Quantitative Translational Scientist at Regeneron Pharmaceuticals. Previously, I was a Systems Biology PhD student at Columbia University in New York City. My homebase is Buffalo, New York, where, as a native of the “All America City”, I am paradoxically indifferent to snow and a very cold person 😬. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my family, my partner, and carving out time for my hobbies. I’m also interested in rehabilitative science. As a stroke survivor, I like learning about how the body re-learns movement patterns through pilates.


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