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Leivermann, Ben Jr.  Opened the Corner Saloon recently occupided by Chas Stege has redone the interior    Weekly Valley Herald  7/16/1896 
Schlechter, Henry  Purchased and is running the Anton Schmitz Saloon    Carver County News-1st Banner Page  10/9/1896 
Businesses - Chaska  Leivermann Saloon opening on Jan. 1st in the Goodrich Building  Business & Industry: Bars & Taverns  Weekly Valley Herald  12/24/1896 
Logelin, Mat  rented the Mat Roeser Bldg. in Chanhassen; will be in the Saloon business    Weekly Valley Herald  5/27/1897 
Slavin, Owen  Serious shooting in Slavins Saloon when he shot John Sweeney    Carver County News  6/11/1897 
Sweeny, John  Serious shooting in Slavin's Saloon when Owen Slavin shot John Sweeny    Carver County News  6/11/1897 
Ladwig, H. R.  Closing saloon & moving back to Morrison Co.    Weekly Valley Herald  7/8/1897   
Businesses - Chaska  Brinkhaus & Sons Hotel - New front put on hotel building, also new saloon floor put down  Business & Industry: Hotels & Motels  Weekly Valley Herald  7/8/1897   
Schhoell, george  was a resident of belle Plaine and connected with the Carver Brewery, later kept a saloon in the Bloedel building    Weekly Valley Herald  8/5/1897 
Jackel, Gustave  Notice. Warns saloon keepers not to sell him liquor    Weekly Valley Herald  9/2/1897   
Barth, Christian  Opened in 1864, a general merchandise business and saloon    Carver County News  9/2/1897 
Leivermann, Gus  Closing Saloon; will assume other duties with his brother at their brewery    Weekly Valley Herald  12/23/1897   
Driessen, Joseph  together with Frank Wachuta purchased a lot for Saloon purposes    Weekly Valley Herald  1/13/1898 
Wachuta, Farank  together with Joseph Driessen purchased a lot for saloon purposes    Weekly Valley Herald  1/13/1898 
Wachuta, Frank  The Saloon building is going up rapidly-Victortia    Weekly Valley Herald  1/27/1898   
Businesses - Victoria  Victoria Saloon - The new saloon at Victoria will open Sunday, Wachuta & Dresen proprs.,  Business & Industry: Bars & Taverns  Weekly Valley Herald  2/17/1898 
Hecklin, Hugo  Changed Hands. The Politicians Headquarters Saloon has a new proprietor    Weekly Valley Herald  3/17/1898   
Krumwiede Henry,  Changed hands. The politicians headquarters saloon has a new proprietor    W. Valley Herald  3/17/1898   
Businesses  The politicians headquarters saloon has a new proprietor  Business & Industry: Bars & Taverns  Weekly Valley Herald  3/17/1898   
Businesses - Victoria  Wachuta & Dressen Saloon - The saloon was built on piles and it collapsed, the entire rear part which was filled with ice was destroyed  - Business & Industry: Bars & Taverns
- Disasters 
Weekly Valley Herald  4/14/1898   
Weller, L. J.  Assisted by Wm. Raser, raised, moved and rebuiot the Wachuta Saloon which collapsed at Victoria    Weekly Valley Herald  4/28/1898 
Weller, L. J.  Assisted by Wm. Raasch, raised , moved and rebuilt the Wachuta Saloon which collapsed at Victoria    Weekly Valley Herald  4/28/1898 
Hecklin, Hugo  Is fixing up the Elke building for a saloon    Weekly Valley Herald  6/30/1898   
Hecklin, Hugo  Sold Out. sold his saloon business in Lester Prairie to John Maetzold    Weekly Valley Herald  9/15/1898   
Janke, August  The Old Stand, near depot, now owned by Mich Zahler, to be fixed up for saloon    Weekly Valley Herald  9/15/1898   
Zahler, Michael  will open a new Saloon in South Waconia    Weekly Valley Herald  9/15/1898 
Kline, N. E.  Is running a Saloon at Delano    Weekly Valley Herald  10/13/1898   
Krumwiede Henry,  The saloon has under gone a great change. Now the prettiest bar in the far famed Minnesota valley.    W. Valley Herald (Additional Locals)  11/24/1898   
Voelker, Joseph  moved his family to this city and will embark in Saloon business    Weekly Valley Herald  12/8/1898 
Wachuta, Frank  sold his saloon to John Schweish    Weekly Valley Herald  12/22/1898   
Toole, Charlie  Opened saloon in Watertown    Weekly Valley Herald  4/6/1899   
Okon, Andrew  Sold his hotel and saloon to Ole Nelson. Purchased Kuchler property    Carver County News  5/25/1899  1 & 4   
Moy's Hotel + Saloon  Purchased by Frank Dols    Herald Journal  1/15/1900 
Toole, Chas  sold his Klondike saloon property to J. A. Madden    Carver County News  2/8/1900 
Miller, Frank  Waconia. Will open a saloon at the depot    Weekly Valley Herald  4/12/1900   
Raser, Peter  Bought the Cordell Saloon in Chanhassen from Albert Rax, his son Johnny will run it    Weekly Valley Herald  5/3/1900  10   
Rax, Albert  Sold the Cordell Saloon in Chanhassen to Peter Raser    Weekly Valley Herald  5/3/1900  10   
Schlueter, H. C.  Owner of 6 Saloons    Lph  6/1/1900 
Schlecther, Jacob  purchased Bandimer Hotel and Saloon in New Germany    Carver County News  8/9/1900  1&2 
Businesses - New Germany  Schlechter's Saloon & Hall - Building & contents wiped out by fire; small insurance coverage  - Business & Industry: Bars & Taverns
- Disasters: Fires 
Weekly Valley Herald  8/30/1900   
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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.

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Carver County Historical Society
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Waconia MN 55387

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