COOKS CROSSING
......?.....crossing is Seth Towle and, from left to right:
Vivian Robertson (Eastman)
Mildred Locke (Kelley)
Merlene Locke (Hatch)
Marie Frechette
Floyd Robertson

All information and pictures here are From Scotty Mallett, I hope he sees this and sends us the missing information.

Jean Kelley (Mallett) holds her infant brother Curtis Kelley at the Route 302 Crossing across from their home. Circa 1959.
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.......stand. Attached is a photo of Edith
the front lawn on June 26, 1955.
Look over the top of the ladies'
Cook and her sister Dena, taken on
shoulders, if you follow the road, it
never called, to my knowledge,
respectively).  All my Great Aunts
remember that there were ALOT of.....

THIS MAP SURVEYED 1942; PRINTED IN 1945

      Pictured here is Pearl
     Towle (Locke) and her
     Brother Seth Towle.
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1st Snowmobile Patent

On November 22, 1927, Carl Eliason of Sayner, Wisconsin was issued the first patent for a snowmobile. Eliason built the prototype in a garage behind the general store he ran. Using bicycle parts, ¼ of a radiator from a Ford Model T, and skis that were rope controlled, the first snowmobile was born. Over the next 15 years, the snowmobiles went into production with continuous refinement and development. 40 were built and sold with no three exactly alike.  http://www.eliason-snowmobile.com/phase/phase1.htm

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