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Name	Subject	Categories	Source	Date	Pg	Col
Bergstrom, Alfred	Attending College in Minneapolis		cfp	4/6/1893	1	2
Griggs, C.W. , Col	Old Settlers. Article gives only place of residence for about 70 residents		Weekly Valley Herald	4/13/1893	8
Lincoln, G.G.	Old settlers. (at Laramore, Iowa)		Weekly Valley Herald	4/13/1893	8
Nicolin & Linenfelser	Firm From Chaska & Jordan has been dissolved.		cfp	4/20/1893	1	3
Firmof Nicolin & Linenfelser	Chaska Men are Interested		Carver County News	4/21/1893	4	1
Longy, Henry (Long)	Married Emma ZumBerge of Cologne		Norwood Times	4/27/1893	1	3
Johnson, Theodore	Home after attending college in St. Peter		cfp	4/27/1893	8	2
Smith, Aaron	Returned from Gustavus Adolphus College		cfp	5/4/1893	1	3
Colbert, Pat	Sold 140 acre farm to his brother John		Weekly Valley Herald	5/11/1893	1	3
Colbert, P.	Purchased store and property of Theo Meyer		Norwood Times	5/11/1893	1	3
Hoeffken, John	Itinerary of his trip to Germany to visit brother in college there.		cfp	5/11/1893	8	3
Colbert, Patrick	Sold his farm to his brother John Colbert.		cfp	5/11/1893	8	2
Hoeffken, John	With his sister, he went to Straussburg Germany, Where his brother is attending college there.		cfp	5/11/1893	1	4
Postal Service	New post office structure(will be built of cream colored brick between the Carver County bank & the Pioneer store)	Communication: Postal Service: Post Offices	Weekly Valley Herald	5/18/1893	8
Joressen, John (Jorresen), Mr. & Mrs.	Cologne. Their infant child buried		Weekly Valley Herald	5/25/1893	5
Hebeisen, Geo.	Returned from St. Paul where he attended college		cfp	5/25/1893	1	2
Carlson, Ester	Returned home from Gustavus Adolphus College		cfp	6/15/1893	8	2
Churches - Cologne	St. Bernards was painted	Religion: Churches: Catholic	Weekly Valley Herald	7/13/1893	8
Businesses - Cologne	Cologne creamery puts in new seperator with all the lastest improvements	Business & Industry: Creameries	Weekly Valley Herald	7/20/1893	5
Cole, Wm.	Bought residence in Belle Blaine.		cfp	7/20/1893	1	3
Fritz, Anton	Cologne. Purchased a lot owned by Robt. Patterson, Sr. will put up a building		Weekly Valley Herald	8/3/1893	5
Ahlin, Axel	Cologne: Purchased a building from John Weinmann, Jr.; will start a hardware store.		Wkly. Valley Herald	8/3/1893	5	0
Weinmann, John	Cologne: Sold a building to Axel Ahlin. Axel will start a hardware store.		Wkly. Valley Herald	8/3/1893	5	0
Nicolai, Herman	[did masonry work on Julius Stegels barn]		Weekly Valley Herald	8/10/1893	1	4
Stege, Julius	Brick barn almost completed, mason was Herman Nicolai, carpenter Peter Kramer		Weekly Valley Herald	8/10/1893	1	4
Dummer, B.	Son of Herman Dummer died at age 15 from drinking cold water when overheated.		cfp	8/17/1893	8	2
Weiser, Anna	Death: Parent: Joseph -little daughter was buried, Cologne	Death Records: CC Index	Weekly Valley Herald	8/24/1893	8	2
Nicolai, Herman	[Chanhassen supervisors awarded him contract for bridge over creek at Shakopee Rd. near Cameron's farm]		Weekly Valley Herald	9/14/1893	1
Colin, M. E.	Letter to area residents.		cfp	9/14/1893	8	2
Weinmann, John Jr.	Moved from Cologne to Waconia		cfp	9/14/1893	1	4
Skoog, Andrew	After staying here with uncle for several years, left for Colorado		cfp	9/14/1893	1	3
Linner, Mandie & Esther	Left for Gustavus Adolphus College		cfp	9/14/1893	1	3
Stromberg, A. A.	Will attend G. A. College in S Peter		cfp	9/21/1893	1	2
Mesenbring, Otto	Cologne. Machine shed including machinery, destroyed by fire		Weekly Valley Herald	9/28/1893	8	0
Collins, Thom	House destroyed by fire		Cfp	9/28/1893	1	3
Schug, John	Cologne. Son died		Weekly Valley Herald	10/12/1893	8	1
Sieben, Henry	Cologne-married Rosia Prusse		Weekly Valley Herald	10/12/1893	8
Tellers, John	Cologne. Daughter dies (Agnes Mary) B. Feb. 1887, d. Oct. 1893		Weekly Valley Herald	10/12/1893	8
Bohlig, (m/m) Frank Gottlieb & Rosa Mary (nee: Colbach)	Baby Boy: Elmer Henry		Carver Co. News	10/20/1893	1	3
Joung, Joseph, Mr. & Mrs.	Cologne. Infant son died		Weekly Valley Herald	10/26/1893	8

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