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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
7
Probate court in New Ulm Friday June 14 1919 orders July 9 1919 hearing for administration of the estate of Peter Soukup deceased with Wenzel and John Soukup petitioners seeking appointment of John J Soukup as administrator notice to heirs to be published three weeks in New Ulm Review. Also notes social events and local land sale and burial details in Brown County Minnesota.
In probate court the petition of Carl P Manderfeld seeks determination of descent for lands once owned by Minnie Metzner Schneider who died over five years ago. The hearing is set for July 8 1919 at 10 AM in New Ulm with notice by publication in the New Ulm Review.
Brown County Minnesota probate court orders next of kin and interested parties to appear July 9, 1919 at 10 AM in New Ulm Court House to show cause why license to sell ward Christian Schultz’s real estate should not be granted. Publication required for three weeks in New Ulm Review prior to hearing. Court seal and judge WM B Mather presiding.
Special Term 1919 matter requests license to sell real estate to pay debts legacies and administration costs in the estate of John Zoller 22.02 deceased. August Juenemann executor must show cause at July 10 1919 hearing in New Ulm Court House. Notice published weekly for three weeks in New Ulm Review. Also notes birth of Marvin Townsend Bleck son born Saturday June ats ratulations.
The Ninth Judicial District of Minnesota issues a summons in a complex real estate suit led by William Ochs against Frederic Beinhorn and numerous heirs and unknown claimants. The action seeks to determine adverse claims, quiet title in fee simple, and possession of Lots 1 through 14 in Blocks 195 and 196 in New Ulm, Brown County, with a June 9 1919 filing date and a 20 day response window.
A petition by Aug Schneider, freeholder of School District No 1 in Brown County, seeks to detach lands Outlets 183-194 and Fractions O and N in New Ulm from District 1 to District 6 due to high taxes. The County Board schedules a hearing July 15, 1919, at 2 PM at the County Auditor's office in New Ulm to hear evidence for or against the request. Dated June 10, 1919. Louis G. Vogel, County Auditor and Ex-Officio Clerk of Board. 26-27 Miss Mae Welker from Sleepy Rye was the guest of Miss Florence Coftine Hawt week.
Monday morning at 9 o clock Kretach from Sigel wed Mrs Luella Bcharbach of New Ulm by Rev J T Sodia. Witnesses Joge Phite and Anton Sperl. couple left for New Ulm. They settle on Mr Kretech s farm in Sigel Messia.
The German Lutheran Church picnic drew a large crowd thanks to favorable weather. Local visits include Fred Foss Jr. in the Twin Cities and Otto Summer of North Dakota at R. W. Zimmerman's. Weiland and Stegeman of New Ulm are doing the work on the barn project. Courtland Creamery bids for a residence were opened with Meyer & Meyer of Courtland winning the contract. Binding material comes from Hy. Simong Lbr Co. of Courtland.
Order fixes six month deadline to file claims with Brown County Minnesota Probate Court. Special Term hearing set for January 5, 1920 at 10 am in New Ulm to examine and adjust claims. Notice to creditors published in New Ulm Review for three consecutive weeks starting mid June 1913.
The message notes a preference for cooler, drier December weather with high water discussions. It mentions local drive to New Ulm on Sunday evening for band concerts, ending with a tone of frustration.
In Essig and vicinity residents share news of visitors and events at Mankato Clemens Shakopee and New Ulm. highlights include birthday celebrations mock wedding a parcel shower and preparations for improved farming with milking machines and cream separators.
Mrs Frank Klemenhagen of Renville had an operation Monday morning and is recovering as well as expected. Ed Cordes, who had surgery last week, is improving and hopes to leave soon. Mrs John Dieterling of Fairfax and Mrs Emil Bekken of Hanska were admitted last week. Irene Vogelpohl and Lillian Zimmermann of this city are rapidly recovering after operations. August Barnet and Walter Weckworth from Arlington had operations last week and are doing well. Mr and Mrs Arthur Reed of New Ulm are parents of a baby boy born Sunday. Dr O C Strickler was in Rochester earlier in the week on business.
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