Newspaper article:
Mrs. Gladys Frasier, 63, of Rice Lake, and Alfred Ellsworth of Ranier, Minn., one of the few remaining veterans of the Civil war in Koochiching county, were married on August 2 at International Falls by L.P. Lemieux, a court commissioner. The couple will make their residence in Ranier.
Mr. Ellsworth told the commissioner that he and his bride had known each other for 44 years and that he was sure they were both of the required legal age. He visited Rice Lake while working with the crew which put through the North Western railroad and knew Mr. Frasier, who was similarly employed then.
Recently he visited Mrs. Frasier in Superior, where she was visiting, and it is believed that their decision to be married was reached then.4

Longtime Resident, Mrs. Ellsworth, Dies

Mrs. Gladys Ellsworth, 89, died Tuesday morning in a Rice Lake rest home where she had lived for some time. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the First Methodist church, with Rev. Virgil W. Nulton officiating. Burial will be in the Nora cemetery, under direction of the Hyllengren funeral home.
Friends may call at the funeral home tonight.
Mrs. Ellsworth was born Dec. 4, 1866, near Menomonie, and came to Rice Lake from Superior, shortly before the turn of the century.
She is survived by a daughter, Corabella Scharlau of Couderay, and several grandchildren. She was preceded in death by both her first and second husbands and two sons, Neil Frazier and Roy H. Frasier.24