Series: Administrative Subject File, 1903-1942, 1949
Scope and Content Note: This series is organized alphabetically by file headings, which are generally descriptive of the contents of the files. Many of the files relate to individual clients or business ventures, and a substantial number of others pertain to the management of property and investments of Barland and Schlegelmilch family members. The “Board of Directors” and “Stockholders” files contain mostly routine materials and only a few sets of minutes of either body. “Articles of Incorporation” and “Reorganization” files show the various organizational changes the firm underwent.

Ackenhausen Estate, 1930

Advertising

1912-1919

1920-1932

Altoona Dam (Power Plant), 1934-1935

Articles of Incorporation, 1905-1933

Atkinson, Clara J. (Loans Purchased From), 1912-1914

Bankers Mortgage and Cattle Loan Co. (Collateral Notes), 1919-1928

Barland, Agnes, 1923-1924

Barland, Dorothea, 1926-1942

Barland, T. G., 1923-1928

Bismarck, City of, Bonds, 1923

Board of Directors, 1910-1936

Bond Record (Bonds Purchased), 1919-1932

Bondholders Committee, 1935

Bradford-Culver Timber Co., 1930

Certificates of Incineration, 1924-1933

Cesnik, Ignac, 1922-1925

Champiner, L. S., 1916-1928

Clients (Lists of), 1919-1920

Cobban, John, 1922-1938

Contracts and Agreements, 1905-1933

Crop Contracts, 1918, 1923

Dodge County Bonds, 1923

Eau Claire Industrial Association, 1907-1909

Farm Rental Contracts

1921-1925

1926

First Mortgage and Collateral Trust Bond Issue, 1926-1936

Guarantees (Loan Applications and Taxes), 1919-1922

Hendrickson, Martin, 1924

Internal Revenue Service, 1916-1919

Inventories

Western Lands, 1922-1926

Wisconsin Lands, 1922-1930

Tax Certificates, 1917-1918

Kelley-Churchill Account, 1931-1938

Knudston, John, 1922-1923

Krebs, John (Foreclosure), 1915

Krueger, Henry, 1916-1936

Legal Reports and Opinions

1914-1924

1925-1934

Leinung, Eliese (Estate), 1933-1935

Lewis, H. M. (Foreclosure), 1919-1921

Lippman Refrigeration Co., 1924-1927

McCue, T. F., 1918-1922

Mason, N. W., 1928-1936

Medford, City of, Bonds, 1923

Merchants National Bank, undated

Midelfart Trust Fund

Assets, 1919-1932

Closed Loans, 1914-1931

Correspondence

1919-1926

1926-1932

A-L

M-Z

Financial Reports, 1926-1932

Taxes, 1920-1924

Trust Agreements, 1919-1932

National Granite Co., 1921-1927

Notes (Cancelled), 1908-1932

O'Brien, M. B., 1931

Railroad Commission (Reports and Correspondence), 1920-1934

Reorganization

1905-1908

1934

Reports to Annual Meetings, 1913-1921

Reports to Secretary of State, 1915-1942

Rowen, Robert W., 1922-1928

Savings and Loan Building, 1893, 1906

Schlegelmilch/Barland Property (Eau Claire), 1931

Schlegelmilch, Louise, 1917-1949

Schwartz and Valeski Lawsuit (Nels Erickson Land), 1916-1927

State Guaranty Co. (Incorporation Papers), 1911

Stillman, George H., 1903-1922

Stockholders, 1908-(1916-1940)

Towne, Isabelle, 1922

Trust Agreement (Union National Bank, Union Savings Bank and Union Mortgage Loan Co.), 1906-1911

Ulrich, A. E., 1936-1937

Union Land Co., 1924

Union Savings Bank, 1933

United States National Adjustment Co., 1915-1930

Veblen, City of, South Dakota Bonds, 1914

Western Timber, 1932-1934

Whitetail Oil Syndicate, 1927-1931

Wright, Ella, 1920-1927

Series: Correspondence, 1910-1942
Scope and Content Note

Three major subseries, General Correspondence, Western Lands Correspondence, and T. G. Barland Personal Correspondence; and three smaller and more specialized ones, Julius Rosholt Correspondence, Bank of Shell Lake Correspondence, and Merchants Loan and Trust Company Correspondence, make up this series. Although the series contains most of the correspondence in the collection, substantial numbers of letters are also found in three other series. The LOANS and RENTALS series contain correspondence with loan recipients and renters respectively, and the BOND ISSUES series contains letters relating specifically to that phase of the business.

The General Correspondence and the Western Lands Correspondence are very closely interrelated. Until about 1932 the Union Mortgage Loan Company kept correspondence files relating to its Wisconsin business separate from those concerning Western (Montana and North Dakota) business. The General Correspondence includes correspondence with investors in Wisconsin lands, Wisconsin financial institutions, and others, mainly concerning business done within the state. The Western Lands Correspondence contains similar materials, but primarily for North Dakota and Montana transactions. The General Correspondence also covers overall administrative topics ranging from the company's credit relationship with major Milwaukee and Chicago financial institutions to routine matters such as ordering office supplies. The earliest General Correspondence is arranged by time periods of approximately a year in length, and alphabetically thereunder by the first letter in the correspondent's name. After 1913 the General Correspondence is in chronological order. Western Lands correspondence is arranged chronologically throughout. From September 1924 through December 1928 the Union Mortgage Loan Company employed T. B. Culver to oversee its Western interests and from January 1929 through February 1932 it employed A. R. Craft in the same capacity.

During these periods of employment nearly all the Western Lands Correspondence is to or from these individuals. After February 1932 financial conditions made it impossible for the company to retain a Western agent. Also after February 1932 they ceased filing Western Lands Correspondence separately, but included information on Montana and North Dakota business in the General Correspondence.

Separate correspondence files were maintained for the Bank of Shell Lake and the Merchants Loan and Trust Company, two financial institutions with which the Union Mortgage Loan Company had extensive dealings. The Bank of Shell Lake had a semi-exclusive arrangement to represent the Union Mortgage Loan Company in Washburn County. The bank received a commission on loans it secured for the company and received interest and principal payments for Washburn County loans. The Merchants Loan and Trust Company of Chicago frequently loaned operating capital to the Union Mortgage Loan Company.

The T. Gordon Barland Personal Correspondence includes letters to and from family members, correspondence stemming from the Union Mortgage Loan Company's management of property and investments of various members of the Schlegelmilch and Barland families, and information on T. Gordon Barland's personal investments. As such, the letters not only convey family news, but also closely parallel the affairs of the Union Mortgage Loan Company. Of particular value is the correspondence between T. Gordon Barland and his aunt Kate Schlegelmilch, his brother George, and his sister Agnes (Agnes McDaniel after 1933). Kate Schlegelmilch, the widow of T. Gordon Barland's predecessor as Union Mortgage Loan president, lived in Los Angeles but had substantial property holdings in Eau Claire and considerable stock in the company. She and, to a lesser extent, George Barland received frequent reports on the condition of the business and in the 1930's, on T. Gordon Barland's conflicts with the board of directors over how to handle the company's financial problems. Agnes Barland worked as a nurse in Siam (Thailand) for a period in the 1920's and again from about 1933 to 1938. Her letters often comment on her experiences and work in that country. T. Gordon Barland's personal financial dealings reflected in this subseries include commodity trading and oil interests in Montana and Oklahoma.

Researchers interested in additional T. Gordon Barland papers should see the Barland-Schlegelmilch Family Papers, 1851-1975 (Eau Claire Mss AG).

Bank of Shell Lake, 1915-1925

Barland, T. G. (Personal)

1917-1926 September

1926 October-1931 June 9

1931 July-1935 July

1935 August-1940 December

General

1910 September-1911 May

1911 May-1912 September

1912 March-1913 February

A-B

C-Z

1914-1922 August

1922 September-1924

1925-1931 June

1931 July -1932 December

1933 January-1934 October

1934 November-1937 December

1938 January-1942 December

Merchants Loan and Trust Co., 1914-1921

Rosholt, Julius (President of Union Mortgage Loan Co.), 1910-1911

Western Lands

General

1910-June 1915

1915 July-1924 April

1924 May-1925 December

Culver, T. B.

1924 September-1925 June

1925 July-1926 April

1926 May-1928 December

Craft, A. R.

1929 January-1930 April

1930 May-1932 February

Series: Financial and Accounting Records, 1907-1942
Scope and Content Note: This series contains several different types of records, most of which are self explanatory. The earliest records are in a multi-purpose volume labeled “general account book, 1907-1910.” Among the records it contains are lists of clients and amounts of loans made, bank balances, and profit and loss statements. The other principal records in the series are ledgers, which show receipts and expenditures by account (first mortgages, commissions, buildings, profit and loss, etc.) and chronologically thereunder; cash receipts journals and disbursements journals which record transactions chronologically; and Reports and Statements which provide regular summaries of the financial condition of the company.

General Account Book, 1907-1910

Ledgers

1913-1932

1913-1939

Cash Receipts Journals

1911 December-1914 December

1915 January-1917 January

1917 February-1920 May

1920 May-1922 November

1922 November-1925 November

1925 November-1929 November

1929 November-1935 December

Disbursements Journals

1912 August-1917 January

1917 February-1919 April

1919 May-1921 February

1921 March-1923 March

1923 April-1925 May

1925 May-1928 June

1928 July-1931 December

Audits

1916-1925

1929-1931, 1941

Inventories

Accounts, 1931-1936

Delinquent Interest, 1921-1925

Reports and Statements

Annual, 1907-1927, 1938-1939

Miscellaneous, 1907-1934

Monthly

1912-1916 May

1916 June-1932 July

1932 August-1939

Weekly, 1910-1913

Tax Audits, 1906-1921

Taxes

Capital Stock, 1916-1941

Correspondence, 1912-1928

General, 1916-1917

Income, 1911-1941

Income (Miscellaneous Working Papers), 1916-1921

Real Estate, 1910-1938

Trust Deed Land, 1929-1936

Series: Loans, 1905-1942
Scope and Content Note

The primary business activities of the Union Mortgage Loan Company, the making of loans and the executing and subsequent selling of mortgages, are documented in this series. It contains three sets of volumes, entitled closed Wisconsin loans, closed western loans, and second mortgage record respectively; some miscellaneous inventories or lists of various types of loans; and an extensive set of files on individual mortgages. The closed loans volumes provide a summary of transactions made on individual loans extended by the company. They show the dates of the loans, the instrument (usually a first mortgage), the name of the person to whom the mortgage was sold, record of payments, county where the property is located and legal description, and valuation of the property. The second mortgage record contains names of the parties involved, description of property, amount, record of payments, and amount of the first mortgage on the property.

The company maintained a separate file or packet for each mortgage it executed. The packet label includes the following information: name of loan recipient; loan number (assigned by the company); amount; interest rate; date of loan and date due; acreage, county location, and valuation of security for the loan; and name of person to whom the mortgage was assigned or sold. The files themselves generally contain a loan application, an appraiser's report on the property, loan extension documents, a satisfaction of mortgage document, tax receipts, and correspondence between the company and the loan recipient. These documents contain a wealth of information which lends itself to aggregation and statistical study. The loan applications, for example, are on standardized forms and give data on the applicant including age, marital status, nationality, and number of children at home. The forms also generally show the purpose for which the loan was wanted; the date and price for which the applicant originally purchased the farm; existing incumbrances; the number and types of livestock owned by the applicant; the buildings on the farm and their size and valuation; and type of soil, number of acres free of stumps, crops produced in the previous year, and principal farm implements owned. The correspondence, on the other hand, provides a more subjective picture of farm conditions and particularly of the crop failures, economic problems, and foreclosures of the 1930's.

The mortgages are organized in two groups: those made before the 1934 reorganization and those made after it. The post-reorganization files are relatively few in number and primarily cover loans made within the city of Eau Claire. They are in numerical order, which closely parallels a chronological arrangement. The pre-reorganization mortgages are subdivided into Wisconsin loans and Western (Montana and North Dakota) loans and are arranged numerically within each category. The method of assigning numbers in the early years was inconsistent, but later the numbers for Wisconsin and Western loans were assigned serially, and therefore approximately chronologically. To distinguish them from Wisconsin loans the number 1 was added to the front of the Western loan numbers. Thus sequentially Western loan number 11,186 was made after Wisconsin loan number 1185 and before 1187. Box 31, folder 10 contains a numerically arranged calendar of loans made. It shows the loan number, name of recipient, and county where the property is located.

A total of approximately 2170 mortgage packets were received with the collection. All but about 120 of these predate the 1934 reorganization of the Union Mortgage Loan Company. Of the pre-reorganization mortgages approximately 68 percent covered Wisconsin lands and the remaining 32 percent were on Western lands. Due to the volume of these files and their consistent and often routine contents, only a sample has been preserved. Packet labels, loan applications, and extension documents were saved for all mortgages. Within each category of mortgages (pre-reorganization Wisconsin, pre-reorganization Western, and post-reorganization) every tenth complete file was preserved.

Closed Wisconsin Loans

Volume 1, (1905-1912)-1917

Index

Pp. 1-574

Pp. 575-643, 672-736, 751-1218

Volume 2, 1908-(1913-1929)

Index

Pp. 1-479

Pp. 480-1050

Closed Western Loans, 1907-1921

Index

Pp. 64-451

Pp. 452-951

Miscellaneous

Second Mortgage Record, 1910-1912

Inventories

First Mortgages, 1917-1919

Loans, 1923

Loans Under Foreclosure, 1926

Second Mortgages, 1917-1918, 1930-1934

Calendar of Mortgages (Nos. 101-249, 1255-2959)

Mortgages, 1906-1942

Pre-reorganization

Wisconsin

Nos. 203-651

Nos. 652-847

Nos. 848-1072

Nos. 1073-1220

Nos. 1221-1381

Nos. 1382-1538

Nos. 1539-1634

Nos. 1635-1760

Nos. 1761-1867

Nos. 1868-2012

Nos. 2013-2114

Nos. 2115-2220

Nos. 2221-2308

Nos. 2309-2479

Nos. 2480-2541

Nos. 2542-2613

Nos. 2614-2676

Nos. 2677-2733

Nos. 2734-2793

Nos. 2794-2875

Nos. 2876-2959

Western

Nos. 10,001-10,530

Nos. 10,531-10,763

Nos. 10,764-10,991

Nos. 10,992-11,185

Nos. 11,186-11,495

Nos. 11,496-11,736

Nos. 11,737-11,837

Nos. 11,838-11,940

Nos. 11,941-12,169

Nos. 12,170-12,311

Nos. 12,312-12,921

Post-reorganization

Nos. 1-51

Nos. 52-137

Nos. 138-175

Series: Rentals
Scope and Content Note: The RENTALS series documents another major line of business for the Union Mortgage Loan Company. The company rented its own land and, on a commission basis, rented farms for clients who had purchased mortgages and then had to foreclose. In many cases the company was simultaneously trying to sell the properties it rented. Records in this series include an account book, and individual files on the rental properties. The volume and the files are arranged by the name of a former owner (by which each property was commonly known, i.e. the John Smith farm). The account book shows the names of the renter and the recorded owner; legal description of the property; county and state where located; receipts from the rental agreement; and disbursements for such things as taxes and building maintenance. The Rental Property Files include contracts, crop report forms, tax information, and correspondence. The correspondence is generally between the company and the renters, but also included are some exchanges with the property owners and potential buyers. Because many of the properties covered in this series were acquired by the foreclosure of Union Mortgage Loan Company mortgages, it is frequently possible to link the Rental Property File with the Mortgage Files (LOANS series) on the same piece of property.

Rental Accounts, 1919-1931

Rental Property Files

Aims, Charles, 1930

Allen, Pearl, 1930

Allen, Warren, 1917-1942

Anderson, Charles H., 1930-1935

Arms, O. H., 1917-1940

Arnold, A. L., 1926-1937

Baethke, William F., 1917-1942

Baker, Delia, 1922-1935

Baker, Isaac S., 1916-1930

Barnes, George S., 1904-1938

Birdston, Mandus, 1930

Bjorlin, A., 1919-1931

Blair, Ernest, 1918-1930

Blue, William E., 1930

Blythin, J. W., 1916-1930

Borgenrief, C. F., 1917-1933

Borg, Hans, 1919-1930

Borget, Joseph H., 1920-1942

Boyd, William, 1930

Boucher, A. C., 1929-1930

Boyer, Henry, 1916-1937

Brice, Fay E., 1916-1933

Brickson, Nets, 1916-1932

Brist, Stephen S., 1919-1934

Brose, George, 1920-1936

Broten, Ellen, 1919-1932

Brown, W. E., 1907-1942

Burch, A. L., 1919-1938

Carlson, Charles, 1926-1936

Christenson, George, 1918-1942

Clarke, Lyle, 1919-1942

Close, David P., 1919-1931

Cosgrove, E. S., 1916-1928

Cox, William E., 1917-1929

Crossman, Sydney, 1918-1934

Crume, A. M., 1914-1932

Dansavage, Sidney, 1919-1936

DeMark, Frank, 1919-1930

Drewniak, John, 1919-1935

Drumater, H. J., 1916-1942

Duncan, Ora A., 1917-1939

Edigar, F.C., 1919-1940

Edwards, Lottie, 1919-1935

Egan, Hugh, 1919-1942

Egan, M. C., 1917-1942

Eldridge, E.C., 1903-1931

Fachner, Daniel, 1919-1934

Felton, Charles, 1914-1941

Fish, Charles, 1907-1942

Foster, Ernest, 1916-1940

Foster, Lulu E., 1918-1932

Frederick, John W., 1922-1935

Freeman, James, 1920-1931

Funk, John, 1919-1940

Gibson, Clifford, 1921-1933

Gibson, William F., 1927-1934

Glass, P. A., 1916-1942

Goodlaxson, Oliver, 1920-1931

Gordon, H. L., 1927-1935

Gostovich, Mike, 1916-1935

Gowens, James W., 1915-1938

Greely, M. C., 1918-1937

Griffin, E. L., 1925-1942

Grove, J. S., 1920-1942

Hails, Robert, 1917-1942

Hall, Clarence, 1924-1935

Hall, Norman E., 1919-1938

Hanacek, Joseph, 1916-1931

Hanson, George J., 1927-1936

Harris, W. H., 1925-1942

Hartse, John, 1919-1934

Healy, Dennis B., 1916-1937

Helling, Joseph, 1928-1940

Hendrickson, Martin, 1925-1938

Herman, William, 1928-1932

Herr, John E., 1919-1942

Heser, Mathias, 1920-1938

Hess, Martin, 1927-1935

Hewitt, Edwin O., 1928-1931

Hilleboe, P. S., 1914-1942

Hillman, W. C., 1921-1931

Hoffman, John, 1927-1935

Hohl, John J., 1930-1933

Hoskins, Thomas I., 1921-1930

Howden, Florence, 1924-1942

Huddleston, Harvey, 1917-1935

Huddleston, Raymond, 1917-1935

Hvass, Chris, 1934-1937

Johnson, Ben, 1923-1940

Johnson, Hugo, 1919-1931

Johnson, John, 1907-1919

Keohane 8 Jones, 1927-1932

King, Pheba, 1920-1932

Kingsland, A. H., 1898-1942

Klasson, A. P., 1919-1936

Knutson, Albert O., 1920-1932

Knutson, Carl, 1921-1939

Kuhnley, J. W., 1919-1931

Lake, George E., 1916-1938

Lake, Julius, 1923-1932

Larsen, Christian, 1916-1935

Leslie, John, 1916-1931

Lian, Knute H., 1916-1932

Loubek, R. B., 1917-1941

Lovell, Guy D., 1919-1941

Lundquist, C. O., 1930

McAllister, Albert, 1918-1938

McAuliffe, Francis, 1933-1935

McNeil, Leona, 1917-1938

Madzo, Michael, 1921-1941

Mailey, E. L., 1929-1934

Mandal, Odin, 1914-1942

Mansfield, M. J., 1919-1931

Martinson, Sigrud, 1916-1942

Marum, Louella, 1927-1942

Mathiesen, Ole, 1927-1931

Meeks, Thomas O., 1919-1938

Mierzwa, John, 1932-1934

Miller, Harry H., 1917-1942

Moss, Reinhardt, 1932-1941

Mueller, John, 1917-1931

Murray, John, 1917-1931

Murray, Kate, 1920-1927

Nelson, John, 1915

Nicholas, Charles W., 1920-1942

Oftedal, Sven, 1929-1936

Oliver, M. M., 1927-1941

Olson, Helmer, 1921-1932

Olson, Manvel, 1928-1932

Orgard, Carl, 1927-1940

Orton, Elmer, 1924-1932

Pace, Mark, 1917-1932

Page, J. B., 1925-1942

Parkhurst, Minnie, 1919-1937

Parton, Effie, 1924-1941

Peterson, Clarence, 1923-1940

Peterson, John, 1925-1942

Peterson, P. H., 1919-1932

Peterson, Robert, 1918-1930

Petru, George, 1920-1934

Phillips, D. R., 1911-1940

Plomasen, Thor G., 1919-1935

Quammen, A. L., 1928-1939

Quien, E. J., 1919-1932

Rainey, C. F., 1924-1933

Rainey Land and Cattle Co., 1926-1938

Rehal, Charles, 1928-1940

Reichenecker, Emma, 1926-1942

Reisberg, Helga, 1919-1934

Rodewald, Herman, 1917-1931

Rohlf, H. E., 1916-1936

Romberg, Elmer O., 1918-1929

Root, Orrin W., 1927-1929

Rossow, A. W., 1927-1929

Running, Gina, 1920-1934

Sampson, A. M., 1920-1928

Savaried, Helen B., 1926-1938

Shilling, Albert T., 1920-1931

Schow, Ole M., 1927-1940

Shaver, Charles A. 1916-1936

Slayton, Walter C., 1930-1934

Smith, Ed, 1924-1941

Smith, J.C., 1916--1935

Steen, Carl F., 1927-1940

Streeper, S. S., 1926-1941.

Stout, Gertrude, 1916-1932

Summerton, George, 1929--1931

Swanson, Carl F., 1923-1938

Swenson, Anton, 1920-1939

Tesnow, John F., 1924-1936

Thomas,Thomas, 1920-1936

Thompson, Allen, 1927-1933

Toftoy, Holger, 1927-1942

Vandenbergh, Leo, 1920-1941

Vandervort, John, 1922-1934

Waidt, E. L., 1917-1934

Wallace, W. H., 1914-1941

Warren, George, 1928-1934

Wassman, H. C., 1928-1940

Weber, Frank, 1916-1934

Weisgram, Konrad, 1916-1942

Wentz, A. B., 1923-1939

Westlake, William, 1923-1937

Whitney, Bert, 1920-1937

Whitney, E. J., 1929-1935

Wiebe, John H., 1930-1934

Wiig, Laura, 1926-1942

Wilcox, E. A., 1920-1932

Williams, Anna, 1919-1933

Williams, Ed, 1919-1932

Wise, Theodore, 1929-1942

Wisotzke, John, 1930-1933

Woodyard, Wayne, 1925-1934

Wroten, M. A., 1923-1931

Yanish, Anton, 1920-1935

Yoder, Chris, 1933-1942

Zimmerman, Gaylord, 1936

Series: Bond Issues, 1900-1920
Scope and Content Note: The third major facet of the Union Mortgage Loan Company business is represented by the BOND ISSUES series. Most of these files concern bonds of Eau Claire and northwestern Wisconsin area firms for which the Union Mortgage Loan Company acted as trustee. Also included are issues for three Chicago office buildings (Diversey, Ingledale, and Kenmill). The series has two components: the Bond Sales and Payment Records and the Bond Issue Files. The first is organized by the name of the bond issue and shows the names of bond purchasers, interest rate, date purchased, date due, and record of interest payments. The Bond Issue Files generally cover the same issues as the Bond Sales and Payment Record. The files contain correspondence between the Union Mortgage Loan Company and the firm issuing the bonds covering such topics as interest payments, bond retirement, and other administrative matters. Also included in the files are contracts, deeds, and other documents concerning security for the bond issues.

Bond Sales and Payment Record

, 1908-1915(Engle Ellison and Gotzian Building Bonds)

1908-1918

1916-1937

1921-1929 (Eau Claire Hotel Co.)

Bond Issue Files

Arpin Hardwood Lumber Co., 1915-1925

Chippewa County Telephone Co., 1918-1922

Clifton Light and Power Co., 1902-1916

Diversey Building, 1927-1928, 1932-1940

Eau Claire Book and Stationery Co., 1911-1921

Eau Claire Hotel Co., 1938-1939

Eau Claire Holding Co., 1925-1934

Eau Claire Municipal Fuel Co., 1919

Eau Claire Warehouse Co., 1922

Fairmont and Veblen Railroad, 1913-1931

First Mortgage Gold Debenture Bonds, 1915-1935

Hancock Realty, 1930-1940

Huebsch Laundry Co.

Milwaukee Plant, 1913-1941

Eau Claire Plant, 1907-1942

Ingledale Building, 1929-1938

Kelley Construction Co., 1922-1942

Kenmill Building, 1928, 1932-1940

Luther Hospital, 1908-1929

Marshfield Bedding, 1909

Minnesota Mines Co., 1914-1916

Miscellaneous, 1919-1937

Northwestern Steel and Iron Works, 1920-1926

Owen, John S., 1908-1921

River Falls Power Co.

Authority to Issue Bonds, 1900-1920

General Correspondence

1912-1916

1917-1924

Interest Coupon Correspondence, 1917-1924

Miscellaneous, 1910-1925

Orders for Bond Delivery, 1912-1920

Reports, 1916-1924