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Hartley, Dr. E.C.  Will form a German Colony with Henry Harms and Henry Mattfeld    Weekly Valley Herald  1/14/1904   
Mottfeld, Henry  Will form A German colony in Carlton County, together with Henry harm and Dr. E. C. Hartley    Weekly Valley Herald  1/14/1904   
Churches - Cologne  St. Bernards: Catholic parsonage - C. P. Meuleners & C. f. Kusserow were awarded contract to build Catholic parsonage  - Religion: Churches: Catholic
- Buildings: Churches 
Weekly Valley Herald  2/4/1904   
Churches - Cologne  St. Bernards: Catholic parsonage - Information on the construction of the catholic parsonage  - Religion: Churches: Catholic
- Buildings: Churches 
Weekly Valley Herald  2/18/1904   
Businesses - Cologne  Cologne Mill Co. - Announcement: Shutting down the mill, necessary to enlarge the capacity of the mill, by installing new and larger machinery  Business & Industry: Mills, Flouring  WVH (Cologne)  2/18/1904   
Dettle, Cassuis  he and family moved from the farm to Cologne, now occupy the Wm Huben    Weekly Valley Herald  3/24/1904   
Hoen, Hubert  Of Cologne moved to the Rubbelke Farm    Weekly Valley Herald  3/31/1904   
Kohler, W.F.  Promoted to the position of assistant manager of the collection department of the International Harvester Co.    Weekly Valley Herald  3/31/1904   
Businesses - Cologne  Cologne Mill Co., remodeling & enlarging their mill  Business & Industry: Mills, Flouring  WVH (Cologne)  4/14/1904   
Becker, Henry  Residence burned down during absence of the family. Former residence of Cologne  Disasters: Fires  Weekly Valley Herald  5/5/1904 
Ansgar College  Shut down for season.  Education: Colleges & Universities  lph  5/6/1904 
Businesses - Cologne  Cologne Flour Mill - The remodeling of the mill is now completed  Business & Industry: Mills, Flouring  WVH (Cologne)  6/9/1904  10   
Bahr, Ernest  Terrible Wreck, three hurt. (A terrible railroad collision, Ernest Bahr Seriously injured)  Transportation: Crashes and accidents  Weekly Valley Herald  6/30/1904   
Sigafoos, Osby V.  Terrible Wreck, three Hurt. ) a terrible railroad Collision, O. B. Sigafoos Died)    Weekly Valley Herald  6/30/1904   
Railroads - Chaska  Terrible wreck, 3 hurt, engine #66 & 10 collide opposite Yorkville Prairie  Buildings: Railroad  Weekly Valley Herald  6/30/1904   
Churches - Cologne  St. Bernards - Busy at work putting in the hote water heating plant in the new parsonage  Religion: Churches: Catholic  Weekly Valley Herald  7/21/1904   
Colbert, William (chaplain)  Father Colbert Resigns-was chaplain of the 8th United States Infantry.    Weekly Valley Herald  9/15/1904   
Businesses - Cologne  Tholan & Willsack dissolution of co-partnership  Business & Industry: General Stores  WVH (Cologne News)  1/12/1905   
Organizations - Cologne  Farmers Institute will be held at the Cologne city hall  Buildings: Halls  Weekly Valley Herald  1/26/1905   
Railroads  The narrow gauge railroad through Chaska, East Union, Arlington & Nicollet Co., will be buildt  Buildings: Railroad  Weekly Valley Herald  2/16/1905   
Businesses - Cologne  Cologne Flouring Mill - A great flouring informatin & picture of Mill  Business & Industry: Mills, Flouring  Weekly Valley Herald  2/16/1905   
Thompson, Mary  Died: (Maarch 1880) 25 years ago column    Weekly Valley Herald  3/23/1905   
Dols, Lucas  Awarded contract to build new mill in cologne; 25 years ago    Weekly Valley Herald  4/27/1905   
Borgersrode, R.V. Col.  A Hale and Hearty Veteran; former resident of this city  Military Activities: Veterans  Weekly Valley Herald  6/8/1905   
Lowell, Arthur  Railroad Clerk will move his family to Cologne    Weekly Valley Herald  6/29/1905   
Businesses - Cologne  Meuleners & Maas - The firm of Meuleners & Maas have dissovled partnership. Mr. Maas retiring  Business & Industry: General Stores  Weekly Valley Herald (Cologne)  8/24/1905   
Cologne: Tholen & Wirtz  Wirtz buys hardware business from Axel Ahlin. Ahlin is moving to Glencoe.  Business & Industry: General Stores  Wkly. Valley Herald  11/2/1905 
Cologne: Wirtz & Tholen  Tholen buys hardware business from Axel Ahlin. Ahlin is moving to Glencoe.  Business & Industry  Wkly. Valley Herald  11/2/1905 
Businesses - Cologne  Segal & Rosen - Will be opening a new saloon in this Village  Business & Industry: Bars & Taverns  Weekly Valley Herald (Cologne)  11/16/1905   
Businesses - Cologne  The Cologne Mill Co., has installed an electric lighting system in their mill & elevator  Business & Industry: Mills, Flouring  WVH (Cologne)  12/21/1905   
Businesses - Cologne  Tholen & Wirtz Hardware firm have dissolved partnership - John Tholen continuing business alone  Business & Industry: General Stores  WVH (Cologne)  1/11/1906   
Colbert, Mrs. Patrick - "Assumption" local News  Moves to St. Peter after residing in Carver County    Norwood Times  5/18/1906 
Hill, Elizabeth A. 1842-1906  Mother of Mrs. Driscoll, dead. - nee Elizabeth A. Richmond    Weekly Valley Herald  5/24/1906   
Bell, George J.  Married to - Bertha Bergmann [Cologne]  Reference Sources: Marriage Records  Weekly Valley Herald  7/12/1906   
Businesses - Cologne  Wirtz & Klepperich Saloon: Firm dissolved partnership  Business & Industry: Bars & Taverns  Weekly Valley Herald  7/12/1906   
Telephones -The Norwood-Young America Telephone Co.  A telephone line is being completed between Cologne & Belle Plaine.  Communication: Telecommunication  Weekly Valley Herald  7/19/1906   
Railroads - Chaska  M. & St. L. RR - Engine and cars wrecked, rear end collision does considerable damage  Buildings: Railroad  Weekly Valley Herald  11/29/1906   
Businesses - Cologne  Cologne Mill company, New elevator completed  Business & Industry: Mills, Flouring  Waconia Patriot  11/30/1906   
Mathia, John  Sold residence to Mike Driscoll    Weekly Valley Herald  2/7/1907   
Driscoll, Mike  are moving into their new homme-the John Mathis residence    Weekly Valley Herald  3/7/1907 
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Information contained in this database has been obtained from the files of the Carver County Historical Society Library; specifically, the newspaper index (in the future to include scrapbooks, family histories etc...).  As with any information source, errors, inconsistencies, and accuracy in spelling and content are unavoidable.  Therefore, we suggest checking for alternate spellings when researching individual names or places.  We have tried to include alternatives whenever possible.

Some examples of alternate spellings include:
   Miller/Mueller    Bergman/Bergmann    Blocker/Plocher    Hemming/Henning

The Carver County Historical Society is grateful to Southwest Newspapers for their generous financial support of the newspaper indexing project.

Research assistance

The Newspaper/Resource Search is a searchable index of newspaper, record, and archival materials available from the Carver County Historical Society’s Research Library and Archive. Please see Library Resources and Genealogy for detailed information of the materials available at the CCHS.

If you wish to obtain copies of materials within the index, the CCHS staff is readily available to assist you with operating our microfilm readers, locating records, or providing access to archival material.

Research Benefits for CCHS Members & Future Members

  • CCHS members conducting research receive annually any combination of five of the following options, free of charge:
    • digital or printed newspaper articles or documents
    • digital photos without watermark
      • Digital photos are 300 dpi resolution
      • Requests for prints or higher resolution images are subject to fees

See our membership page for information on additional member benefits and how to become a member.

Copies may be obtained in the following manners:

  • Researching In-Person
    • The CCHS Library is free and open to the public
      • There is a fee of $0.25/sheet for printing research materials
      • Photographing materials with a personal device is allowed, free of charge
    • Library staff is available to assist with & guide your research efforts
  • Article & Records Requested Remotely
    • Contact our Researcher with a list of articles or records you have located through the Newspaper/Resource Search
    • Fees for requested articles & records (applied to all requests):
      • $3.00 processing fee for requests of up to 15 articles or records
      • Additional processing fees applied to requests exceeding 15 articles or records
      • $2.00 per emailed article or record
      • $2.50 per printed article or record
  • Custom Research by CCHS Staff
    • The CCHS staff is available to conduct research on your behalf
    • Our research fee is $25.00 per hour for researching and identifying available resources within the CCHS Library and Archive, if any.
      • Printing or emailing of identified articles, records, or documents subject to additional fees:
        • $3.00 processing fee for requests of up to 15 articles or records
        • Additional processing fees applied to requests in excess of 15 articles or records
        • $2.00 per emailed article or record
        • $2.50 per printed article or record

CCHS Library Research Policy (Effective July 23, 2019)

Research requests are completed in the order they are received.

If you have a question or would like to submit a research or article & records request, please email the CCHS Researcher, Brenda Reister, at: breister@carvercountymn.gov. Or call us at: (952) 442-4234. Requests can also be submitted by mail using our Research Request Form: Click here for a printable form

What are these fees used for? Library fees help offset a portion of the costs of running the library including staff time, purchasing new materials, and maintenance of the microfilm reader.

You may contact us at:

Carver County Historical Society
555 W First St
Waconia MN 55387

Phone: (952) 442-4234