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Name	Subject	Categories	Source	Date	Pg	Col
Cemeteries	Meeting was held - Cemetery Association was organized.	Cemeteries	Weekly Valley Herald	4/23/1863	3
Cemeteries - Chaska	Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Assoc. completed purchase of land.	Cemeteries	Weekly Valley Herald	12/19/1863	3
Iltis, Peter	New store(Groceries & Provisions)		Weekly Valley Herald	7/14/1866	1
Businesses - Chaska	Young & May Breweries - The brewery of Mssrs. Young & May is getting ready for manufacturing of beer	Business & Industry: Breweries	Weekly Valley Herald	7/21/1866	1
Erren, Herman	Adds 'Lake & Seaside' book series to library - bakery		Weekly Valley Herald	5/16/1878	4
Dols, Lucas	Mail Carries; between Depot and Village		Weekly Valley Herald	5/23/1878	4
Russell, Fr. Robert E.	Of Accension Church, Norwood Notes. 35 Yrs in Priesthood 1962		L.T. #6	1/1/1880	79
Briesdorf, Carl	Mary, Frank, Albert, Mathilda, Herman, Charlie, Augusta, Richard, Otto		1880 Waconia Township US Census	6/1/1880	181
Riesterer, Adolph	Theresia, Herman, Frank, Richard, Mary Helena	Statistics: Census	1880 Laketown Township US Census	6/1/1880	156
Businesses - Chaska	Weekly Valley Herald - What our comtemporaries have to say	Communication: Newspapers	Weekly Valley Herald	12/2/1880	1
Suptig, Theodore	Died of his injuries		Weekly Valley Herald	7/27/1882	4
Ebinger, Henry	Marries Mathilda Lawine		Weekly Valley Herald	5/3/1883	4
Assumption Catholic Church - Norwood	New resident priest, Father J. W. Kuel	Religion: Churches: Catholic	Weekly Valley Herald	12/13/1883	1
Liemann, Wilhelmenia	Married William Krieser		Weekly Valley Herald	11/19/1885	4
Krieser, William	Wedding Bells. Married: Wilhelmenia Liemann		Weekly Valley Herald	11/19/1885	4
Jorressen, Wm.	received some painful injuries		Carver free press	1/7/1886	1	2
Riesgraf, John	Celebrated Silver wedding		Carver Free Press	2/18/1886	1	3
Riesgraf, John	Last thursday celebrated his Silver Anniversary		cfp	2/18/1886	1	4
Riesgraf, Adam	Weds. Miss Cathrina Michel		Carver Free Press	5/20/1886	1	3
Riesgraf, Adam	Married on Tuesday Miss Cathrina Michel		cfp	6/20/1886	1	3
Classen, Friedrich Mr. & Mrs.	Serious Injuries		Carver Free Press	7/1/1886	8	3
Grimm, Mena	married August Zacharies		Weekly Valley Herald	7/22/1886	1
Nicolin, Henry	marries Ms. Anna Linenfelser of Chaska, took place at residence of brides parents home, groom a Jordan citizen, daughter of Florian Linenfelser		cfp	9/9/1886	8	3
Heumann, William	Died from injuries by a clay bank fell on him.		cfp	9/9/1886	1	2
M. + St. L. Depot	A Brakesman received severe injuries		Carver Free Press	10/28/1886	1	5
Riesgraf, Adam	baby		cfp	4/21/1887	1	4
Oberle, Kossuth Mr	youngest child received some painful injuries		CFP	11/10/1887	1	2
Riess, C. E.	Agent & Operator of St. Boniface is now working for the St. Louis Railroad in Morton		cfp	4/26/1888	8	2
Johnson, Axel	Received slight injuries		cfp	5/10/1888	1	4
Nicolin, J. H.	Marries Elise Linenfelser		cfp	8/30/1888	1	2
Lindert, Fred (Jr.) of Norwood	Marries Caroline Thaemert of Benton town today.		cfp	9/20/1888	1	3
Riesgraf, Adam Mr.	rejoices over the addition to his family		cfp	11/8/1888	1	2
Riesgraf, Adam	Addition to Family.		cfp	11/8/1888	1	2
Riesgraf, John	Bought farm of Mr. Ladlee, 1st settler of Carver		cfp	11/8/1888	1	2
Head, N.	12 year old son recieved serious injuries when he was dragged under the wagon during a runaway.		cfp	11/8/1888	8	2
Hammer, Ferd	For Sale. Hotel at 2nd. and Walnut, which is 60 X 22, ft. 2 stories, refurnished with 60 X 18 ft. stable. Has 72 ft. fronting on Main with good bar		Weekly Valley Herald	2/28/1889	4
Olson, A. P. Mr.	recovered from the injuries recieved by a fall & was in town last sat.		cfp	2/28/1889	1	3
Hartung, C. Mr.	Recovered from his injuries and came to town last saturday also renewed his subscription.		cfp	2/28/1889	1	3
Dowd, John	Met with a serious accident the other day while taking care of his horses. Has fully recovered from his injuries he is now lamenting his lost lover.		cfp	3/7/1889	6	2
Dowd, John	Met with a serious accident the other day while taking care of his horses. Has fully recovered from his injuries he is now lamenting his lost lover.		cfp	3/14/1889	8	2

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