Visitors and relocations in Mill City and Glenburn
Chas Bierbaum of Minneapolis visits relatives in town and recently bought a home on Garfield Avenue in Mill City. Major Emil Juderjahn of Glenburn, visiting with his mother, previously sold bonds in Milwaukee for city improvements and serves as chief officer there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Bierbaum
Minneapolis
Garfield Avenue
Mill City
Emil Juderjahn
Glenburn
N. D
Louisa Juderjahn
Milwaukee
County tax report shows two thirds in outstanding June 10
The County Board of Audit reported on June 10 that taxes collected through June 1, 1919 totaled 406,303.86 dollars, leaving 146,412.66 dollars uncollected. The full audit lists treasury balances, receipts, disbursements, and bank deposits across multiple funds as of May 31 and June 1, 1919, with a separate tax levy for 1918 of 543,479.99 dollars. Henry Schwartz Jr. is visiting Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Audit
Board of Audit
Henry J. Berg
Conty Treasury
County Treasury
Treasury
Cks. M.D
Brown Co. Bk
New Ulm
State Bank
Sleepy Eye
Springfield
Comfrey
Nat
Far. & Mer. St. Bk
Ey Eye
Cobden
Hanska
Nat. Bk
State Bk
Evan
Far
Essig
Far. & Mer
State New
Dotson
Louis G. Vogel
Herman Polkow
Board of County Commissioners
Carl P. Manderfeld
Tragic Farm Death Ends Life By Shotgun west of Sleepy Eye
Nicholas Schwartz a Leavenworth farmer shot himself last Tuesday after a farm sale dispute with his wife. Coroner stated no inquest. Born February 16 1873 in Brown County he leaves many siblings and was long active as a treasurer and town official. A separate note mentions Ida Bethke returning to St Paul and a social parcel shower for Meta Sell about to marry Mitchell Poblod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Schwartz
Leavenworth
Sleepy Eye
Mr. Schwartz
Dr. Reineke
New Ulm
Jahnke
Brown County
Nic Schwartz
August Schwartz
Anna Lamser
Joseph
John
Minneapolis
Charles
Lizzie Partlow
Aitkin County
Mary Evans
Peter
Enma Frazer
Maple Plain
Lena Faas
Anna Neuman
Wood Lake
Kate Wolfe
Aberdeen
S. D
Bertha Eastman
Schwartz
Stark Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Farmers Creamery
Cottonwood River
Road trucks application continued for rural highway work
The record notes continued action on road trucks and the missing link of State Rural Highway No. 54 through a village. The auditor will advertise bids for one reinforced concrete culvert on State Road No. 6 with bids due July 15, 1919. Debts of Dr M Sundt and George Hagen were rejected. Carlson Trost bond as patrol on State Rural Highway No. 54 was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. M. Sundt
Hanska
George Hagen
Carl Trost
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Weneeda Bakery
the Weneeda Bakery
F. W. Eibner
N. Minnesota
St. New Ulm
Henry Schwartz Jr
MC. Schwartz
Ida Bethke
St Paul
Husch Bros
Pho
N. Henningsen Agency
New U Sm. Minn
Georgette Bion
Shades
Regal
Oxfords
Mae
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