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Milton, Thos.	Owner of Cologne creamery, a St. Paul resident, has extensive gold mining interests in the Klondike		Weekly Valley Herald	1/18/1900	4
Bongard, Gerhard	Auditors have found $6,444 missing; The innerpart of the County Safe was forced open and letters to his wife(undisclosed) and to Aug. F. Truwe State That he had been robbed while collecting taxes of $1000 & over & could not make the none	Law & Justice: Crime: Robbery & Theft	Weekly Valley Herald	2/22/1900	1
Jung, Lena	Cologne. Death announcement		Weekly Valley Herald	3/1/1900	4
Churches - Cologne	Catholic church putting in a tubular well	Religion: Churches: Catholic	Weekly Valley Herald	5/17/1900	4
Rauft, John	Cologne. New residence and barn going up		Weekly Valley Herald	6/7/1900	4
Bauermeister, William F.	Obituary, Cologne	Reference Sources: Death Records	Weekly Valley Herald	6/28/1900	4
Milton, Thos.	Cologne. Proprietor of the Milton Dairy Co. in St. Paul also owns the Cologne Creamery		Weekly Valley Herald	7/5/1900	4
Electricity	Electric Light matters contract for power house let to Nicolei & Welter.	Business & Industry: Utilities & Power	Weekly Valley Herald	7/19/1900	8
Rauft, John	Cologne. Building new residence		Weekly Valley Herald	7/26/1900	4
Cities - Cologne	Development Plans - Excavating work on the new city hall is completed; foundation is starting	Buildings: Halls	Weekly Valley Herald	8/23/1900	5
Engler, Otto	Start Theological College		LPJ	8/31/1900	1	1
Engler, Otto	Start Theological College		LPJ	8/31/1900	1	1
Hilgers, John	Cologne: constructing a large barn on his farm North of Cologne		Weekly Valley Herald	9/20/1900	4
Poppitz, Frank	Cologne. Augusta resident put in well that had to go down 330 feet		Weekly Valley Herald	11/15/1900	4
Cities - Cologne	City hall construction: Brick sides are up & in the final stages	Buildings: Halls	Weekly Valley Herald	11/15/1900	4
Arndt, John Paul	Hit by Car(did not notice an approaching streetcar in Minneapolis; collision injuries caused death	- Transportation: Crashes and accidents - Reference Sources: Death Records	Weekly Valley Herald	11/22/1900	1
Klein, Nic	With his help will commence plastering the new city hall in Cologne		Weekly Valley Herald	12/6/1900	4
Entertainment - Watertown	The colored vaudeville show	- Arts: Performing - Entertainment	Carver County News	12/27/1900	1	4
Youngman, Nicolas	Obituary		Carver County News	1/17/1901	1	4
Cities - Cologne	Building a large public hall	Buildings: Halls	Weekly Valley Herald	1/17/1901	1	5
Cities - Cologne	Grand opening ball, Cologne New City Hall, Saturday evening, Feb. 2, 1901	Buildings: Government	Weekly Valley Herald (Cologne Dept.)	1/31/1901	4
Cities - Cologne	Cologne new city hall opening	Buildings: Government	Weekly Valley Herald (Cologne Dept.)	2/7/1901	8
Rural Mail Routes	Established Via Farmer Petitions (Koniska, Bear Lake, and Collins)		Lester Prairie Journal	2/22/1901	3	20
Pauly, Henry	Sold his farm to John Sinnen of Cologne		Weekly Valley Herald	3/7/1901	8
Businesses - Cologne	Mohrbacher & Meuwissen dissolve co-partnership and announce a closing out sale	Business & Industry: General Stores	WVH (Cologne)	4/11/1901	6b
Dols, Martin	Move to Cologne		Weekly Valley Herald	4/18/1901	2
Cologne-	Drive-in Reborn in Cologne		Waconia Patriot	5/10/1901	1	1
Cologne-	Drive-in Reborn in Cologne		Waconia Patriot	5/10/1901	1	2
Cologne-	Drive-in Reborn in Cologne		Waconia Patriot	5/10/1901	1	3
Cologne-	Drive-in Reborn in Cologne		Waconia Patriot	5/10/1901	1	4
Cologne-	Drive-in Reborn in Cologne		Waconia Patriot	5/10/1901	1	5
Cologne-	Drive-in Reborn in Cologne		Waconia Patriot	5/10/1901	1	6
Nicolei, August	[Opened a new flour and feed store]		Weekly Valley Herald	5/30/1901	1	5
School - Cologne	St. Bernards Catholic School - Frank Boland is putting in a hot water heating plant in the Catholic school building	- Education: Private Schools - Government: Public Utilities	Weekly Valley Herald	7/11/1901	8
Mohrbacher, A.	Steam-fitters are putting in a hot water heating plant at the Cologne House		Weekly Valley Herald	7/25/1901	8
Oerter, Howard	Costly but useful improvement.(put in a complete hot and cold watrer system, up & down stairs)		Weekly Valley Herald	8/22/1901	1
Sandquist, Alfred	Sold his farm to John Larson of Hancock and he will move to Cologne		Weekly Valley Herald	8/22/1901	5b
Bridge - Beven's Creek - Cologne	William Pfleghar, completed a large stone bridge across Beven's Creek	Landmarks & Monuments	Weekly Valley Herald	8/29/1901	6	b
Colbert, John	Sold his farm in Hancock to John Manger		Weekly Valley Herald	9/5/1901	3b
Nicolei, August	[Frame barn caught fire, was badly damaged]		Weekly Valley Herald	9/12/1901	6B	5

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