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Health Committee, St. Croix county, Wisconsin, records, 1936-2015.
US ARC St. Croix Series 110 · collection · 1936-2015

Material related to the provision of public health services in St. Croix County, 1936-2015. The records include health committee meeting minutes (1936-1955, 1961, 1974-2015); financial records (1943-1967); a manual for nurses (circa 1952-1962); pamphlets and brochures an various public health issues (1948-1952); and a scrapbook of newspaper clippings (1972-1974).
Helen Jenson Bethel. Genealogies, 1983-1984.
US ARC River Falls SC 40 · collection · 1983-1984

Genealogical charts on the ancestors of Nels Jenson and the families of Anna Bang and Nels Tufte, compiled in 1983-1984 by Helen Bethel of Pierce County, Wisconsin.
Hello from Northern Wisconsin
Hello from Northern Wisconsin
US ARC PH 2016.001.009 · item · [ca. 1953]
Part of Photographic postcard collection

Large letter, linen, "Genuine Curteich-Chicago 'C.T. Art-Colortone' Post Card." Showing "Hello from" in cursive type. "Northern Wisconsin" is in three dimensional graphic letters. Pictures are inlaid in each letter. The pictures include animals, water, a canoe, and trees. Distributed By Northern Post Card Company, Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Date from postmark: Jun 2_, 1953; mailed from Eau Claire Wisconsin; no stamp is left. Message: Addressed to Frank Romanski, 47 Osceola Dr., Pontiac, Mich. "Having a nice time. I went fishing in the Eau Claire for some carp & sea lymph's [sic] but no luck. We were at the Dells [Wisconsin Dells], Monday noon. Jerry Erickson." Frank Romanski 47 Osceola dr. Pontiac, Mich
Henry H. Sibley papers
US ARC 2022-03-31/8 · collection · 1826-1848

Papers of Minnesota's first governor during his years as a fur trader, consisting primarily of correspondence among the various American Fur Company agents located in the Wisconsin Territory. Correspondence concerns internal company business; business with Hudson's Bay Fur Company; company agreements with the Dakota Indians; company interest in United States government treaties with the Dakota, Ojibwa, and Winnebago Indians; attempts by the company to prevent war between the Dakota and the Sauk and Fox Indians; relations with missionaries to the Indians of the region; and company disputes with Indian agents Henry R. Schoolcraft and Lawrence Taliaferro.
Correspondents prominent in the early history of Minnesota and Wisconsin include William Aitken, Frederick Ayer, Alexis Bailly, Bernard Brisbois, Ramsay Crooks, Henry Dodge, James Doty, Hercules Dousman, Jean Faribault, Alexander Faribault, Joseph Nicollet, Henry Rice, Joseph Rolette, Henry Schoolcraft, Lawrence Taliaferro, and Lyman Warren.

 Sibley, Henry Hastings
Henry McCann reminiscences, 1938.
US ARC River Falls SC 104 · collection · 1938

Reminiscences of Henry McCann recalling his experiences as a lumberjack in Wisconsin and Minnesota, the rivers on which he was a driver, names of the men with whom he worked, and brief sketches of the life of a river man.