You might visit this page and ask the volunteer to look up the marriage date...
http://www.ksgenweb.org/neosho/lookups.html


Other possible sources are the
St. Paul newspapers for that time period. They are microfilmed and available for interlibrary loan. You might also get lucky and find Mary's family in the 1905 State of Kansas Census. This census is not indexed, so you will have to do the line by line search.

For information on how to get the microfilms visit the home page for the Kansas State Historical Society at http://www.kshs.org .

Follow the link to "Research and Collections". Here you will find links to the newspapers and census microfilms. There were two weekly papers published in St. Paul in the 1900 - 1910 time frame.

Also check out the link to the interlibrary loan policies.

Hope this helps

Dave Goldy
Overland Park, Johnson Co., KS