Transfers of real estate recorded in week ending Dec 18 1900
A list of property transfers filed through the week ending Tuesday December 18 1900. Names include Jean A Olson and Louis A Olson. Kare Joi Hauenstein. Jill A White. Jill G Holm and husband. W G Frank and M Lehrer. Morrs Christianson. Harry L Jenkins and wife. Winona & Bt. Pear Land Co.. Andrew P Anderson. Carl O Johnson. L H Potter. Henry Bendixen. Henry Cordes. John Essig. E Hart and Edward M Phelan. Anton Richartz. John Frank and wife. Hans J Stockstad. Eugene Fernholz. D L Keyes and wife. Leslie Hackney. Henry Q Mueller and wife. Albert Welnitz. Elizabeth J Lee. Benham estate. total value around $1500 to $4000 range noted. MARriage licenses issued include John S Baxter and Lucy E Lundenschinger. Georges C Wotachch. Olga Guetshow. Bruhard Lind Linden. Leva Grotheim Linden. Fritz Koelne. Sleepy Eye Dispatch notes: saloon sale to Mr Hanson. Mr Korhne and wife to Mexico. Springfield Advance mentions Rosa Schneider farewell to New Ulm. Senator Lodge critique of trusts reprinted. Advertisements and notices for local goods, crockery, shoes, cloaks, and Christmas gifts. Excursion rates for holiday travel via North Western Line advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ital
Jean A. Olson
Louis A. Olson
Kare Joi Hauenstein
M. Lehrer
MC. Frank
Bagan
Mingfield
Jill A. White
Brackenridge
Sleepy Eye
Jill G. Holm
John ‘Thoma
Holm
Comfrey
W. G. Frank
Hauenstein Brewing Co
Springfield
Morrs Christianson
H. C. Turkelson
Harry L. Jenkins
Lars Gulbrandson
Hanska
Teres Winona & Bt
Pewr Land Co
Michael Dumke
John Essig
Deette E. Hart
Edward M. Phelan
Anton Richartz
John Frank
Joseph Hammerschidt
New Ulm
Hans J. Stockstad
Eugene Fernholz
D. L. Keyes
Leslie
Hackney
W.& St. PL
Springfold
Henry Q. Mueller
Herman Tt. Mueller
John Bete
Albert Welnitz
Bes
Albert Welnirz
Nis
Augusta
Betz
E. Brinkenberge
F.C. Kellner
Eliaabeth J
Lee
John Lee
Benham
Summons and notices in Brown County Minnesota court actions
The document contains a summons instructing an unidentified defendant to answer a complaint filed in the Ninth Judicial District of Brown County Minnesota. It also includes a notice of pendency naming Jacob Kressner and Ernst Paul as plaintiffs and unknown heirs as defendants, describing real estate in New Ulm, plus a probate court order in a guardianship proceeding for William Meyer and an order for license to sell the ward’s real estate, with publication in the New Ulm Review on three successive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the Ninth Judicialistrict Law
County of
Brown
State of
Minnesota
New Alminseid
Ernst Paul
Tuis Court
County of Brown
Center Street
New Ulm
the Register of Deeds
Brown County
Jand de St Haint
State of Minnesota
J. County of
William Meyer
Henrietta Meyer
Petiion
Punty
Minn
George
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John S. Baxter
Marshall
Lucy E. Lundenschinger
Uirge C
Sleepy Eye Dispatch
Fritz Koelne
Hanson
Evan
Korhne
Mexico
Greery
Peope
Rosachneider
New Uhn
Lodge
Republia Party
Republican Party
Sanutor
Philippines
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Cuba
St. Paul Globe
Crane Bros
Douglas Shoce
Christman
Bass
Frank Burg Cigar Factory
Frank Burg
Comfrey Times
Liesenfeld
Richardson
Charles A. Towne
Senate Chamber
Davis
Towne
St. Paul
Broadaxe
America
France
Germany
England
McKinley
St. Cloud
North-Western
Chicago & North Western R'y
North
Byateuu
Missouri River
Guad
Chicago & North Western
Stabal Minnescce
Drew
Jacob'Kiessner
Paul
Eatate
Sen
Inter Cotta
Tow
Coe
Jacob Kressner
Market Report
Seyie
Aaa
New
Alin Greenhouses
Chris Boock
Epple
Jos. Epple
Dakota Ranch
Pierre
Dakota
Chas. Stubbe
F. H. Behnke
Pillabury
Pettijohn
Breakfast Voor
Ralston
Washburn Crosby
F. A. Bennke
Sade Brees
John Forster
Schell
Bes Eet
Reussmann Bros
Timothy
Kaiser
Hermann
Chas Stengel
N. Henningsen
Tel
N, Henningsen
United States
Poetiers Sea
Elmaner
Hire Gol
Mod Oak
Lowe
Florene
Brown County Bank
Joseph Bobleter
E. G.koch
Pfrender
Contes
Hloroveyes, Bletonshty
Pickatargyd Rees Leal
Kirnied J He
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