Four letters, dated Madison, Wisconsin, March 4-July 11, 1913, to Percy A. Roberts of River Falls, Wisconsin, concerning political affairs of the La Follette-McGovern faction of the Republican Party.
Poll lists and statement of votes cast in town elections.
Receipt journal, order register, cash and bank reconcilements, summary financial reports, and records of school taxes and apportionment.
Clerk's copies of Town Board of Supervisors' warrants submitted to the district overseers of roads. Gives name of person taxed, description of property taxed, the value of the real estate, the total amount of the tax, and in some cases, the value of personal property and poll tax. The tax monies received were used for road and highway care in the respective districts.
Proceedings of town and board meetings, register of town and school officers, oaths of office, constables' bonds, records of chattel mortgages, apportionment of school funds, financial reports of the board, town treasurer's bonds, school district maps and a record of their boundaries, registers of the superintendent of highways, registers of orders drawn on the town treasurer, and election reports.
Town treasurer's accounts of receipts and disbursements for school districts and road districts showing dates, from whom received or to whom paid, for what purpose, and amounts; also town supervisors' audit reports.
Volume 1 also contains the miscellaneous financial records of a farmer, 1871-circa 1878?.
Names and addresses of mortgagor and mortgagee, description of property, amount of mortgage, filing date, and due date.
Register of the overseers of the highways, proceedings of the town board of supervisors, records of boundaries of road districts, highway tax list, and road district maps.
Dockets kept by Justices of the Peace J. O. Lusk, William M. Howard, John Mewhorter, and Frank Howard showing complaints, summons and writs issued, evidence entered, and judgments rendered.
Real photo postcard showing people gathered for the Harvest Festival in East Ellsworth. Many buggies and horses are also in the scene, many children and adults, and a banner across the street for the "Pierce County Fair, Sept. 20-21-22. Postmark: Aug 18 1912; mailed from Ellsworth [Wis]; green 1¢ Washington stamp. Message: Addressed to Mr. Ferdinand Peterson, c/o J. Geo. Smith, E. Sixth St., St. Paul, Minn. "8/18/12. Hello Ferd, Am having the time of my life. Will be home Monday evening ab. five o'clock. from G.J."
Legislative papers of a Democratic assemblyman (1959-1978) from Luck, Wisconsin, who was noted for his wit and his advocacy of liberal political positions. The collection consists of personal and constituent correspondence, subject files, bill files, and microfilmed biographical material.
Prominent correspondents include William Osborne Hart, Hubert Humphrey, Gaylord Nelson, David Obey, Walker D. Wyman, and John Wyngaard. The subject files also include newsletters, press releases, form letters, and speeches. There is some material pertaining to reelection campaigns.
The processed portion is summarized above and is described in the register. Additional accessions are described in the catalog record separately.
Mimeographed 3-page typed letter from Preston, a storekeeper of Spring Valley, Wisconsin, to the "Spring Valley Sun," describing the early history of that town, beginning with its first settlers in 1859 and describing the influence of the Eau Galle Lumber Company (for whom Preston did some logging work), the Wilcox family, the iron business, and Preston's father, who was the community's first storekeeper and deputy postmaster.
Biographical sketches of Harvey O. Powell (1868-1944) and his wife, Elizabeth Knox Powell (1869-1954), written by Mary Elizabeth Powell Polglase.
Harvey Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Powell of River Falls, Wisconsin, was a banker in White Rock, S.D., and Weyburn, Saskatchewan, Canada, and an officer of Dominion Agricultural Credit, Regina, Canada. A native of Brewster, N.Y., Elizabeth Knox taught at the River Falls Normal School, 1890-1891; and married Harvey Powell in 1893.
Photocopy of a paper written by Anderson for a University of Wisconsin-River Falls geography course which studies the cultural and economic aspects of life in the settlement of New Centreville, St. Croix County, Wisconsin in the early 1900's. Included is Mrs. Selma Anderson's recollections of the buildings, people, and businesses that made up the hamlet at that time, and copies of several newspaper articles concerning the history of New Centreville.
Real-photo postcard with image of the Spiral Bridge in Hastings, Minnesota. Printed on Kodak paper (used 1950- ). Unused.
Memo by Alan Tuchtenhagen detailing activities at Hathorn Cottage Newspaper Prints, Memo
Newspaper Prints, Website Prints
Real-photo postcard with image of Hathorn Hall on the campus of Wisconsin State College -- River Falls, located in River Falls, Wisconsin.
Ceramic shot glass mug, cracked
Hathorn Hall Hog Fest '79
Index card notes that probably several of the men shown in the photograph were from the Rock Elm region and that is why Smith took the picture.
Smith, Charles FrancisBack inscription "Richard Cooklock - Centennial Volumes "The Birds of America"
Alumni Director 1980's