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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
7
Probate Court issues three month deadline for filing claims against John Zoller estate in New Ulm. Notices to creditors ordered. Sept 1919 hearing set at the court house. publication in New Ulm Review required. Also a Brown County district court action seeks to quiet title to Lots 13 and 14, Block 117 in New Ulm, with defendants and heirs named.
A 1919 summons from Brown County Minnesota New Ulm lists William Ochs as plaintiff and Frederic Beinhorn Minna Beinhorn and many others as defendants in a real estate dispute. It notes action commenced in district court concerning Lots 1 through 14 in blocks 195 and 196 north of Center Street in New Ulm and claims a lien or title interest in the described property. The notice dates June 9 1919 and references a city plot on file in the Register of Deeds office.
Brown County probate records announce orders for presenting claims in the estates of Anna Hoehne and Ida B Schroer with deadlines in October 1919 and hearings set for January 1920 at the New Ulm Court House. Notices publish in the New Ulm Review. Local items report farm sales and community visits, including Olga Mayer’s Minneapolis trip and neighbors visiting New Ulm, with Manners and Laurents Weimar guests and family travel updates.
In Brown County Probate Court the estate of Minnie Metzner Schneider decedent, a petition by Carl P Manderfeld to determine lands descended to him, is set for July 8 1919 at 10 A M in New Ulm. Notice to interested parties by publication in the New Ulm Review as required by law. Court seal WM. B. Mather June 5 1919.
Rev H Prigge of Mountville and companions Robt Runch and wife spent last week visiting Hy Pfeiffer. Property details describe parcels in N E 1 4 of S E 1 4 and S E 1 4 of 8.11 T 110 R 31 with a value of 6780 dollars.
Dist No 5 school closed last Thursday with a sunny picnic. Miss Gretchen Winkelmann left for New Ulm. Hubert Gulden attended every day. Sunday picnic at John Schugel Jr home featured cards and lunch. Mr and Mrs Louis Weber from Wesley Town visited. Weber ill and hospitalized in New Ulm. Ger Gulden shipped corn to Stuebe Bros in New Ulm. Big crowd attended Fischer hall dance with music by Demeier Bros. Elmer Goethe and wife planned a St Cloud trip to visit relatives.
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