1926 March 19th Friday
Was bright and N.W. breeze and a little chilly but out of wind nice & warm. Will went with George Smith to his old place at Wagners and got a truck load of machinery and back here for lunch, then Smith went home. Will & William went down the river and on return we went to the fishing hole and got 47 nice fish. In the evening William went to look for ducks. Louise to school and in evening surprised to see fresh fish. Fred Menz here and went to the store and home via school-house. I did only ordinary work.
1935 March 19th Thursday
Cool, sun shone. I got meals, churned some butter and slept in p.m. Mr. Chauncey came and he and Will worked at Shed. LeMoyne and Thomas put 6 loads hay in big stack on Hampl land and brought one home in eve to put in barn, also gave cattle some cane. Henry came, got back from St. Francis and Rosebud, got milk here in late p.m. Fritz got his clothes and wages. Bill Smith walked here to see Fritz.
1946 March 19th Tuesday
Mostly fair, in fact, beautiful, and snow going fast. W. D., Elsie and Billie came on our tractor near noon, for he and Will gave cattle hay, then he went went to get scraper at his place and he and Will cleaned the cattle shed. Elsie and I got dinner and I rest of meals. I laid down in p.m. and she washed dishes, then Will and Van Epps came in so we ate sandwiches and a mixed drink of lemon, orange and grapefruit. Van Epps went home on tractor around east bull-pen. Marjorie to school on Sheik as snow is nearly gone. Will chored and we lunched in eve.
1956 March 19th Monday
Bright, nice. Men fed cattle. We had a new calf Saturday, March 17, and Vere gave it milk from our canned stock and it is with mother and jumping around this day. Vere took Darryl, David and Jimmie to school, got them at 4 p.m. and the mail, a letter from Will saying that he would be at Valentine tomorrow morning at 9 to 10 a.m., so Chester and Ellen and Elaine went to mission in the Pick Up on account of roads from here to Highway. They called Otis O’Neill, Valentine Ford Garage, to get Will at train and bring him to Hidden Timber on account of roads here. Louise and Mary washed some clothes and got dinner. Harry & Billie came in their car and took Mary home so she could go to school but they went home without having dinner. Louise and I ate alone. Pearl Whiting came to say that Stanley would vaccinate for Bang the three calves that are left, and de-horn the ones not old enough last Fall, so he will come Wednesday and we will try to get word to Abbotts as they said that they would help but roads are bad around to their Place.