Estate and lis pendens notices in Brown County Minnesota
Legal notices from Brown County Minnesota include an order for hearing to appoint administrator for Louise Hauenstein and proceeding to examine accounts in the estate of Bernhard Knees. Also listed are a mortgage foreclosure style lis pendens action in the Ninth Judicial District over property in New Ulm involving Henry Steinhauser and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Brown
Ninth Judicial District
Henry Steinhauser
Welacob Maslin
John Suisbilse
Caroline Constanz
Mortgage foreclosure notice for Malting Co. of New Ulm
Creditors announce sale of New Ulm property Lot 11 12 13 Block 217 Park Addition North Center Street New Ulm Brown County Minnesota to satisfy a debt of 5085.21 dollars plus interest taxes and costs with attorney fees. sale set for July 23 1917 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse front door.
Mortgage foreclosure sale notice for New Ulm property
Defaulter owes 7170 78 to 87,158.78 on a December 4 1912 mortgage held by New Ulm Brewing Malting Co Hauser Sons Malting Co and State Bank of Han ia. Sale of Lots 11 12 13 in Block 217 Park Addition North to Center Street New Ulm Brown County Minnesota set for August 15 1917 at 10 AM at Brown County Court House to satisfy debt taxes costs and attorney fees with one year redeemable period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
New Ulm Review
Said
Minn
Minnesote
of Brown
Prone
Therese Schmidt
Henry Vedder
Ergon
Ted
Eatd
Brown
Weig
Hauenstein
Minnesota
State of
County of
Bernhard Knees
Kunigunda Kntew
Bernard Knees
New ‘Ulmin
County of Brown
Ninth Judicial District
Henry Steinhauser
W. Jacob Musller
John Steinheissar
Caroline Constanz
Tollows
New ‘Ulm
Register of Deeds
Sid Brown County
Center Street
City of
Register ‘of Deeds
Said County
Dales
Norvenge
Ulm Brewing & Malting
Mortgngor
Hauser & Sone ‘Malting ‘Company
Wagomation
Mortencee
Justary
A. D
Park Addition
IAW
Hauser & Sons Malting Company
Pfaender & Erickson
New Ulm Brewing & Malting Company
4 Corporation
Mortgagoe Vo
Charles Hauser
State Bank of Hania
Center
Brown County
the Register of Dees
Minnesow
Court House
New Ulmin
Charles "Hauser
Corporation
Hanska
A Corporation
Pfaender & Erickeon
Backache and Kidney Relief with Salts
A health column advises that persistent backache and kidney discomfort from meat intake indicate uric acid overwork on kidneys. It recommends Jad Salts, four ounces in water daily, and consulting a physician, claiming lithia and lemon juice neutralize acidity and ease bladder weakness.
Local Notes From Henderson Minnesota and Nearby Towns
Misa Rose Doheny visits Colden Gate with her parents Wm Frank of Springfield. Miss Trene Mann returns from Step. Nellie Fay returns home for summer vacation. Henson taught at Elwore last year. Roy Palmer and kin from Sleepy Eye visited George Peck. Wm Stlense of Madison spent time with Maud Werring. Attendees at Sabettauqua in Morgan. Lila Pickle visited Fairfax relatives. Maz Walter of Sleepy Eye stayed with Meta Schrap. Charles Palmer called at New Ulm for business. Grandmother to visit in New Ulm, pie plant season noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Rose Doheny
Henderson
Minn
Wm. Frank
Springfield
Trene Mann
Nellie Fay2on
Miss Henson
Elwore
Roy Palmer
Wits
Sleepy Eye
Simay
George Peck
Stlense
Madi
Safety Men Form Brown County Co operative Enforcers
State safety officials and Brown County leaders form a cooperative to enforce federal and state rules promoting greater food production and proper market handling. Prof H C Hess presides with officers from New Ulm Sleepy Eye and Hanska to guide county farming labor needs and civic collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Hess
Minnesota Safety Commission
Brown County
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Profersor Hees
The
Safety Commission
St. Paul Association of Commerce
John Walker Powell
Minneapolis
Hugh,j. Hughes
Commission
Minnesota
M. J. Dowling
Olivia
Red Cross
New Ulm
F. W. Johnson
J. R. Hollis
Eivic
Hess
Three Schroeder Girls Visit And Local Events Noted
Residents from Underwood North Dakota visit friends in town while Frank Kuehn returns home from University of Minnesota for vacation. A large crowd attended a dance at Albert Hacker’s and another at W. Bueghriege’s. A funeral was held at Brighton Lutheran for the child of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer. Frank Wenninger hosts neighbors Sunday, and Joe Schiller adds a barn and various outbuildings. John Poehler builds a hog house. Henry Roth and son Howard travel to St Peter and Le Sueur by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeder
Underwood
N. D
Mr. Preisinger
Montana
Frank Kuehn
U. of M
Albert Hacker
Fred Meyer
Brighton
Lutheran Church
Frank Wenninger
Joe Schiller
John Poehler
Henry Roth
Howard
St. Peter and le Sueur
Orchard and Garden Tips and Local Notices
Do not cultivate beans when moisture is 13 on the foliage. fin cans make good protectors to keep the cut worms away from the tomato and cabbage. Late plantings of bears and carrots often give better roots for winter storage than early plantings. Attend the State Horticultural Society meeting at University Farm late in June. A fine showing of flowers will be in evidence. Rev Geo P Merrill of Ames will occupy the pulpit at the Congregational church next Sunday morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Horticulturas Society
University Farm
Geo. P. Merrill
Ames Elas
Congregational Church
Courtland Notes of Social and Local Happenings
Miss Bertha Strehlow of St Peter visited the Schlottmanns and returned home Friday. Rose Wilking visited the Aug Beyer home in New Ulm last week. Theo Lange and Arthur Lange returned from a northern trip. Elsa Meister announced marriage to Ellsworth Ayers of Pine City on June 14. They will be at home in Pine City after July 1. Mrs Fortmeyer and Miss Fortmeyer of Minneapolis visiting the Turners. Courtland Ball team played M L C Team at New Ulm Sunday. Victor Zimmerman of New Ulm visited relatives here recently. Eugene Wombhof had a motor cycle mishap, flame from gas ruined the wheel. Herman Meyer and family attended Mrs Meyer’s aunt Mrs Albert Blank’s funeral in Nicollet last Thursday. Gladys Etter visiting her aunt Mrs Otto. Pearl Carey and Alfred B Ouren to be married June 12 at Mapleton. Ouren formerly cashier at Courtland State Bank. They will be at home after July 1 at Richville. John Dauer of Amboy called on friends here last week. Misses Mildred Thomas and Jennie Arndt attending the Chatauqua at Mankato. Tra Zieske and family of Wabasso visiting Fred Zimmerman. Bernhard Poehler went to Mankato for summer session at the Normal. Stop cutting asparagus if you want a cod crop next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Strehlow
St. Peter
Lillian
Atley Schlottmann
Rose Wilking
Aug. Beyer
New Ulm
Messrs
Theo, Lange
Arthur Lange
Elsa Meister
Ellsworth Ayers
Pine City
Fortmeyer
Miss Fortmeyer
Minneapolis
Robert Turner
Courtland
Victor Zimmerman
Eugene Wombhof
Herman Meyer
Meyer
Albert Blank
Nicollet
Gladys Etter
Otto
Miss Pearl Carey
Alfred B. Ouren
Mapleton
Ouren
Courtland State Bank
Richville
Minn
John Dauer
Amboy
Mildred Thomas
Jennie Arndt
Mankato
Tra Zieske
Wabasso
Fred Zimmerman
Bernhard Poehler
M. S. L. Southbound Time Table From New Ulm
Southbound schedule lists trains from New Ulm to St Paul Minneapolis via Minnesota and Southern lines. Ex Sunday services include No. 110 freight 8:45 p.m. and passenger No. 29 at 1:08 p.m. to St Paul Minneapolis, No. 7 at 2:30 p.m., and No. 61 at 3:45 p.m. Estherville to Winthrop and through trains with no car change between New Ulm and Twin Cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
St. Paul
Mpls
Winthrop
Estherville
Pansengers Thru
Twin Cities
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brown Co. Bank
Ulm
Somsen
Dempsey
Attorneys & Counselors
U. S
Chas. Emmerich
Minn. and
Center Sts
William Pfaender
Agency
General Insurance
A. W. Bingham
M.A. Bingham
Bingham Bros
Deslers
Boal
Lraln
Schemann and Schackel
Drew Ulm
Emil Wicherski
J. E. Tilt
Mens Shoes
Daniel Webster
Eagle Roller Will CO
Market Report
Wm, B. Mather
He Court, WM. B. ‘Mather
Mather
Summons
State of Minnesota
Blore
Albert Steinhauser Plaintif
New Ulm Minn
Lis Pendens
Syeinhauser
Plaintiff's Attorney
New Uln, Minnesota
Colden Gate
WateRail
ST. Louis
Upper
Mississippi River
Streckfus
Chicago
Quincy
America
Sivas
Duluth
Georgian Bay
Orf
Streckful Steamboat Line
A. H. Pennoyer
Quincy, Ml
Bierbaum
Ieee
A. J. Janka
MGT Western
Tracy
Sun
Black Hills
Dakota
Mankato Pass
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!