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Name	Subject	Categories	Source	Date	Pg	Col
Rosbach, W. D.	He and his family moved to this village from Minneapolis; Formal opening of new Washington House Saloon		Weekly Valley Herald	11/12/1885	4	2
Businesses	Bierline Bros. saloon	Business & Industry: Bars & Taverns	Weekly Valley Herald	11/12/1885	4
Johnson, August Mr.	Takes charge of Krey's saloon and maybe falks saloon		Carver free press	1/21/1886	8	2
Held, Fredrick	To all Saloon keepers of Carver County		Carver Free Press	2/18/1886	1	4
Businesses - Chaska	The Anderson Saloon building swung around to new location	Business & Industry: Bars & Taverns	Weekly Valley Herald	4/15/1886	4	3
Meuffels, Herman	Started a saloon in the Shaldach Building		Weekly Valley Herald	6/3/1886	4	3
Etzel, John	someone tried to break into the saloon		cfp	6/24/1886	1	2
Besemann, Eenest	Given saloon thorough overhauling	Business & Industry: Bars & Taverns	Weekly Valley Herald	8/26/1886	4	2
Boye, John	New saloon building is already enclosed	Business & Industry: Bars & Taverns	Weekly Valley Herald	8/26/1886	4	2
Butendorf, Peter	owner star saloon craver, MN		cfp	9/2/1886	1	1
Ramsdill, Charley	Will open saloon in Commercial Hotel		Weekly Valley Herald	9/23/1886	4	2
Boye, Mr.	New Saloon and Boarding building will be ready to move in soon	Business & Industry: Bars & Taverns	Weekly Valley Herald	10/21/1886	4	2
Buttendorf, Peter	Retires from saloon business		Weekly Valley Herald	10/21/1886	4	2
Boye, John	Opened saloon in his new building	Business & Industry: Bars & Taverns	Weekly Valley Herald	12/16/1886	4	3
Neunsinger, Richard	bought Kossuth Oberle's interest of the saloon		cfp	2/17/1887	1	3
Neunsinger, Richard	bought Kossuth Oberle's interest of the saloon		cfp	2/17/1887	1	4
Oberle, Kossuth	sold his interest of the saloon to Richard Neunsinger		cfp	2/17/1887	1	3
Oberle, Kossuth	sold his interest of the saloon to Richard Neunsinger		cfp	2/17/1887	1	4
Simon, Anton	taken possession of the Anderson Saloon		Weekly Valley Herald	5/5/1887	4	3
White, Frank	succeeds Peter Hall in the Saloon business		Weekly Valley Herald	5/5/1887	4	3
Businesses	Brinkhaus & Redele - Formed a co-partnership in the saloon business	Business & Industry: Bars & Taverns	Weekly Valley Herald	7/7/1887	4
White, Frank	owner of the Empire Saloon, had the building thoroughly repaired		Weekly Valley Herald	11/17/1887	4	2
White, Frank	moved his saloon into the new basement		Weekly Valley Herald	12/1/1887	4	2
Schultz& Schubert, Saloon	Destroyed by fire		cfp	12/8/1887	1	2
Schubert&Schulz Saloon	Destroyed by Fire		cfp	12/8/1887	1	2
Jennings, M.F.	Made application for saloon licenses		Weekly Valley Herald	1/12/1888	1
Zrust, Alois	Proprietor of the North Star Saloon		Weekly Valley Herald	1/19/1888	4	2
Zrust, Alois	proprietor of the North star saloon		Weekly Valley Herald	1/19/1888	4
Johnson, August	[Proprietor of the Farmers Home Saloon & Hotel]		Weekly Valley Herald	1/26/1888	4	2
Sieben, Henry	Fire destroyed his saloon		Weekly Valley Herald	3/8/1888	1
Seben, Henry	The saloon & Hotel of his was destroyed by fire wednesday		Carver County News	3/16/1888	2	3
Plackner, Frank	Erected new porch in front of his Saloon.		cfp	4/19/1888	1	2
Etzell, John	Thoroughly renovated his saloon		Weekly Valley Herald	5/3/1888	4	2
Holm & Johnson	Opened New Saloon.		cfp	5/3/1888	1	2
Stege, Julius	Sold his interest in saloon business to his partner, Ernest Besemann		Weekly Valley Herald	5/17/1888	4	2
Stege, Julius	Expecting to start a saloon in this village Chaska		Weekly Valley Herald	5/17/1888	4	2
Etzell, John	put new tin roof on his Saloon and residence building.		Weekly Valley Herald	6/28/1888	4	2
Businesses	Washington House Saloon: Opening of Washington House, will be thrown open to the public	Business & Industry: Bars & Taverns	Weekly Valley Herald	6/28/1888	4
Roth, Peter	Moved to Arlington to go into saloon business.		cfp	6/28/1888	1	4
Bierstettel, & Stege	Opening a new saloon	Business & Industry: Bars & Taverns	Weekly Valley Herald	7/12/1888	4	2

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