GENERAL MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS 1. Alderink, George ...

40. lsanti County Savings and Loan Association Records. (1894-1924), one
volume.
This large account book contains minutes, annual reports, and articles of
incorporation. {S1981}
41. Knife Lake Township (Kanabec County, MN). Records, (1907-48), 2.5 in.
Election records, road and ditch records, treasurer’s reports, and wolf and
fox bounties are included in this collection. Various legal documents are also
included. {S1980}
42. Kosloske, John T. (1907- ). Papers, (1949-71), 10 in.
Kosloske was the mayor of Sauk Rapids, a state legislator, and also served
as a Justice of the Peace. This collection is comprised largely of legislative
correspondence on a variety of subjects. {S55}
43. Lorsung, Peter, Monsignor. Papers, (1935-56), 2.5 in.
Monsignor Lorsung served as parish priest in several churches in Central
Minnesota. The collection includes ordination materials, church reports, and
newspaper clippings. {S1869}
44. Marshall, Frederick (1906-1985). Papers, (1948-66), 20.8 ft. and four volumes.
Marshall was the U.S. Representative from District 6 from 1948 to 1960.
His papers include legislative materials, newspaper clippings, constituent
correspondence, and voting records. Also included is material from
Marshall's tenure on the National Commission on Food Marketing. {S30}
45. Massmann, John. Papers, (1964-85), 1.8 ft.
John Massmann is a retired Professor of History from SCSU. His papers
include personal documents; information on city issues, such as the 10th
Street Bridge and the South/Southeast Neighborhood Association; and NSP
power plant information. {S2119}
46. McKelvy, James M. & Family. Papers, (1857-63), 1.25 ft.
James M. McKelvy served in the Seventh Minnesota Infantry Regiment
during the Civil War. His son, James E., served in the Thirteenth Minnesota
Infantry Regiment during the Spanish-American War. The collection includes
correspondence, military records, and newspaper clippings. {S2}
47. Merchants Hotel (St. Cloud, MN). One volume.
This guest register contains the names and hometowns of patrons of the
Merchants Hotel from 18 March 1903 to 27 June 1903. {S1985}
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