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Documents filed in County Court concerning the settlement of deceased individuals' estates and the filing of wills. Included are petitions, orders, letters of administration, wills, inventories of estates, and additional legal documents.

Record of orders issued by the City Clerk listing the number, date, and amount of order; to whom issued; for what purpose or from which fund drawn; and date of cancellation. Volume 3 also includes a list of city orders "outlawed," 1857-1858. Volume 5 is a categorical listing of orders by denomination (1, 2, 3, 5, and 10 dollars), 1865-1870 and 1873

Annual report of the Student Health and Counseling Services office. includes policy and procedures manual, 2011.

This series contains items that are from alumni and faculty of UW-River Falls. The items can include biographies, reminiscences, speeches, articles about, papers written by, etc. The Archives’ biographical index to local newspapers and other sources also has entries for this series for each individual.

This collection consists of news and featured stories about the University of Wisconsin-River Falls.

Records indicate name of deceased and cause of death. Also included are coroner's inquests, histories of individual cases, summons, and subpoenas.

Records of naturalization proceedings in the Circuit Court of St. Croix County. Records include Declarations of Intention (1850-1952); Petitions (1857-1948); Naturalization Records (1857-1906); Certificates of Naturalization (1907-1927); Ancillary Records, (1950-1954); and a card index to Naturalizations (1850-1947).

Record of orders issued by the Court in civil cases. Entries show names of plaintiffs, defendants, and orders including findings of fact and conclusions of law, which are summaries of cases and decisions, show cause orders, stipulations, sheriffs reports of sale, dates of action, and name of judge. Types of cases include divorce, foreclosure, alimony, and property disputes.

Record of justices, notaries, and court commissioners required to be registered with the clerk of court giving name of officer, date of election, term, and expiration date of term. Volume 1, 1864-1884, consists of two sections: one listing justices of the peace and police justices arranged alphabetically by name of township and thereunder chronologically by date term began, and one section listing notaries public and certificates of appointment arranged by date of filing. Volume 2, 1879-1916, contains: certificates of appointment for notaries public, 1879-1900, and court commissioners and sheriffs, 1879-1916, and includes a name index.

Dockets kept by Justices of the Peace G. L. Miller and Anton Omernik showing complaints, summons and writs issued, evidence entered, and judgments rendered.

Photocopies of clerk's records, including proceedings of school district meetings; teacher contracts and certificates; map of boundaries; orders drawn; statement of taxes voted, 1891-1892; treasurer's bonds; school census; district clerk's annual reports; and financial information.

Records of the Ellsworth chapter of a mutual benefit society, including minutes of meetings, 1899-1900, membership dues records, clerk's monthly reports of membership and money, and other routine financial records.

Records of an affiliate of the Wisconsin Extension Homemakers Council, formed to promote home and community life; including secretary's books, program materials, and miscellany (in Box 1) and a scrapbook, 1948-1986 (in Box 2).

Annual departmental reports for St. Croix County offices made in accordance with state law, including information on personnel, finances, and general operations. Each volume contains a table of contents.

Records documenting the management of the dairy herds, primarily its breeding and selling programs. Records include informational brochures, correspondence, awards, and financial reports. The Registered Holstein herd was started in 1917 as part of the Saint Croix County Hospital and later was administered by the St. Croix County Health Center as a publicly owned herd under the name of St. Croixco Registered Holsteins.

Record of judgments in civil cases issued by the court. Entries include name of the parties involved, amount of judgment and against whom rendered, and time of docketing.

Papers of Marion E. Hawkins, 1939-1993, an English professor at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, containing personal correspondence; photographs; information on Grace Pilgrim Bloom, the oldest graduate ever of the university; lectures given at National Taiwan Normal University; and extensive travel journals from trips to Europe and Taiwan, 1969-1984. A 2013 addition contains her correspondence, personal diaries, travel diaries and journals, coursework and speeches, personal materials and photographs. Arranged by date and consisting primarily of letters sent to Hawkins by her friends and employers, her correspondence comprises the majority of this collection. Information in the letters reveals how Hawkins' work as a professor and additional volunteer activities influenced the university. Hawkins' home diaries record both her daily personal and professional activities including the classes she taught. Her travel diaries document her trips both abroad and in the United States and detail her personal travel experiences, description of the various locales, and contemporary news of the countries in which she is visiting. She later used these travel diaries as background material while writing her travel journals which she compiled to formally express how she experienced these foreign lands.

Pupil register recording attendance, pupils' progress, and visitors to the school.

Record book, 1899-1954, containing minutes of school board meetings, annual district meetings, special meetings, financial information, 1899-1954; and school census including names and ages of students, 1900-1912. Also includes a transcription of the school census, and miscellaneous correspondence, 1945-1954, compiled by Nancy Gartmann Hawkinson, 2010.

Clerk's and Treasurer's records including reports of the meetings and meetings of the board of supervisors; audits of town accounts; receipts and disbursements records, records of chattel mortgages, estrays, marks and brands, taxes levied, division of school districts and apportionment of school funds, and election of town officers and oaths administered; poll list; and highway records showing location of roads.
The summary above refers to the processed portion dating 1857-1917. Additional accessions are described below, 1859-1973.

Lists for each precinct showing names of all persons voting in April and September elections of 1960. Each poll list contains the oath of election of inspectors, elections clerks, and ballot clerk for its precinct.

Treasurer's records show receipts and disbursements, balance statements, and in some cases, the purpose of payment and the person paid. School registers (1950-1952) indicate names of teachers and pupils, attendance records, remarks concerning the promotion and progress of students, and a register of visitors.

Clerk's records (1940-1952) including minutes of annual and special school district meetings, listings of orders drawn on the treasurer's accounts, school censuses, and teachers' contracts. Treasurer's records (1940-1952) show receipts and disbursements, balance statements, and in some cases, the purpose of payment and the person paid.

Annual premium lists detailing scheduled events at the St. Croix County Fair held at New Richmond under the auspices of the St. Croix Valley Agricultural Society. Records are present for the years 1926-1929 and 1934-1935.

Rough drafts of minutes of city council meetings, 1933-1937, and minutes of council meetings, 1938-1947. Also included are miscellaneous petitions and resolutions, 1931-1936.

Record book listing graduates, grades, and book rental. Also included is a folder with class lists and miscellaneous papers, 1906-1930.

Records including proceedings of the town Board of Supervisors, 1892-1934 (3 volumes); financial records, 1882-1970; chattel mortgages, 1881-1904; civil defense records, 1856-1974; and fire department, park, utility, and welfare records, 1949-1981.

Ladies Aid Societies have roots in the American Civil War. They are organizations comprised of women working to support their local communities. This ledger includes income, expenses, and disbursements of the Ladies' Aid.

Collection includes materials such as meeting minutes and club records- including financial records, guest books, lists of artwork, and exhibit/show information. Oversized scrapbook and art also included.

The Glen Hills Watershed Association focused on managing and protecting the Glen Hills Watershed area. Its work included flood prevention, soil and water conservation, and planning for the area's future use. The association created reports, maps, and plans to address environmental challenges in the region from the 1960s to the early 2000s.
This collection includes an application for assistance, files management reports, resolutions, miscellaneous papers, newspaper clippings, reports on St. Croix County soil and water conservation needs, dedication programs, an itinerary, letters, reports on preliminary investigations, a report on the feasibility of multiple purpose uses, maps for a proposed channel project, large Glen Hills Watershed maps, Glen Hills plat maps, hand-drawn maps, proposal maps, a work plan for flood prevention and watershed protection in the Glen Hills Watershed, letters, miscellaneous correspondence, handwritten notes, an accomplishment report, and discussions on closing the project.