PUBLISH

(December 23, 30,

2025

January 6, 2026)

STATE OF MINNESO-

TA

COUNTY OF BROWN

Thomas Beranek and

Jane M. Beranek, as

Trustees of the Tho-

mas Beranek Revoca-

ble Living Trust dated

August 11, 2014, and

Jane M. Beranek and

Thomas Beranek, as

Trustees of the Jane

M. Beranek Revocable

Living Trust dated Au-

gust 11, 2014,

IN DISTRICT COURT

FIFTH JUDICIAL DIS-

TRICT

Case Type: Quiet Title

Court File No.

08-CV-25-451 Honor-

able Krista J. Jass

VS.

Plaintiffs,

Mary L. Stadick, indivi-

dually, and Mary L.

Stadick, Tina Hornick,

Dana Bushard, and

Kyle Stadick, as

Trustees of the Disclai-

mer Trust created

under the Last Will and

Testament of Dennis

T. Stadick dated

February 2, 2015, and

also all other persons

unknown claiming any

right, title, estate, in-

terest, or lien in the

real estate described in

the Complaint herein,

Defendants.

SUMMONS

THIS SUMMONS IS

DIRECTED TO: THE

ABOVE-NAMED DE-

FENDANTS.

1. YOU ARE BEING

SUED. The Plaintiff

has started a lawsuit

against you. The Com-

plaint is on file in the

office of the Court Ad-

ministrator of the

above-named county.

Do not throw these pa-

pers away. They are

official papers that start

a lawsuit and affect

your legal rights, even

if nothing has been

filed with the Court and

even if there is no court

file number on this

Summons.

2. YOU MUST BOTH

REPLY, IN WRITING,

AND GET A COPY OF

YOUR REPLY TO

THE

PERSON/BUSINESS

WHO IS SUING YOU

WITHIN 21 DAYS TO

PROTECT YOUR

RIGHTS. Your reply is

called an Answer. Get-

ting your reply to the

Plaintiff is called ser-

vice. You must serve a

copy of your Answer or

Answer and Counter-

claim (Answer) within

21 days from the date

you received the Sum-

mons and Complaint.

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ANSWER: You can

find an Answer form

and instructions on the

MN Judicial Branch

website at

www.mncourts.gov/forms

under the “Civil”

category. The instruc-

tions will explain in de-

tail how to fill out the

Answer form.

3.

YOU MUST

RESPOND TO EACH

CLAIM. The Answer is

your written response

to the Plaintiff’s Com-

plaint. In your Answer

you must state whether

you agree or disagree

with each paragraph of

the Complaint. If you

think the Plaintiff

should not be given

everything asked for in

the Complaint, you

must say that in your

Answer.

4. SERVICE: YOU

WILL LOSE YOUR

CASE IF YOU DO

NOT SEND A WRIT-

TEN RESPONSE TO

THE PLAINTIFF. If you

do not serve a written

Answer within 21 days,

you may lose this case

by default. You will not

get to tell your side of

the story. If you choose

not to respond, the

Plaintiff may be award-

ed everything they

asked for in their Com-

plaint. If you agree with

the claims stated in the

Complaint, you do not

need to respond. A de-

fault judgment can

then be entered

against you for what

the Plaintiff asked for in

the Complaint.

To protect your rights,

you must serve a copy

of your Answer on the

person who signed the

Summons in person or

by mail at this address:

5.

6.

Gislason & Hunter LLP

2700 South Broadway

P. O. Box 458

New Ulm, MN 56073

Carefully read the In-

structions (CIV301) for

the Answer for your

next steps.

LEGAL ASSISTANCE.

You may wish to get

legal help from an at-

torney. If you

do not have an attor-

ney and would like le-

gal help:

Visit

www.mncourts.gov/selfhelp

and click on the “Legal

Advice Clinics” tab to

get more information

about legal clinics in

each Minnesota coun-

ty.

Court Administrator

may have information

about places where

you can get legal as-

sistance.

NOTE: Even if you

cannot get legal help,

you must still serve a

written Answer to pro-

tect your rights or you

may lose the case.

7.

ALTERNATIVE

DISPUTE RESOLU-

TION (ADR). The par-

ties may agree to or be

ordered to participate

in an ADR process

under Rule 114 of the

Minnesota Rules of

Practice. You must still

serve your written

Answer, even if you

expect to use ADR.

8.

THIS LAWSUIT MAY

AFFECT OR BRING

INTO QUESTION TI-

TLE TO REAL PRO-

PERTY located in

BROWN County, State

of Minnesota, legally

described as follows:

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That part of the South

Half of the Northwest

Quarter of the

Southwest Quarter of

Section 13, Township

109 North, Range 31

West, Brown County,

Minnesota, described

as follows:

Commencing at the

West Quarter corner of

said Section 13; thence

South 00 degrees 20

minutes 08 seconds

West, bearings based

on Brown County

Coordinate System

NAD83 (96) on the

west line of said

Southwest Quarter of

Section 13, a distance

of 659.22 feet to the

point of beginning be-

ing the Northwest

corner of the South

Half of the Northwest

Quarter of the

Southwest Quarter;

thence South 89 de-

grees 26 minutes 34

seconds East on the

north line of said South

Half, a distance of

1324.57 feet to the

Northeast corner of

said South Half; thence

South 84 degrees 52

minutes 07 seconds

West, a distance of

793.41 feet; thence

South 67 degrees 33

minutes 14 seconds

West, a distance of

73.16 feet; thence

South 89 degrees 57

minutes 09 seconds

West, a distance of

467.32 feet to the west

line of said South Half;

thence North 00 de-

grees 20 minutes 08

seconds East on said

west line, a distance of

112.16 feet to the point

of beginning.

Contains 2.03 acres of

land.

The object of this ac-

tion includes claims for

the establishment of ti-

tle to the subject real

estate by adverse pos-

session or boundary by

practical location.

Dated this 18th day of

December, 2025.

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/s/ Rick J. Halbur

Rick J. Halbur

#0395396

rhalbur@gislason.com

Trey V. Perez

#0504546

tperez@gislason.com

GISLASON &

HUNTER LLP Attor-

neys for Plaintiffs

2700 South Broadway

P. O. Box 458

New Ulm, MN

56073-0458

Phone: 507-354-3111

Fax: 507-354-8447

PUBLISH

(Tuesday, December

23, 2025)

SUMMARY PUBLICA-

TION OF ORDI-

NANCE NO. 2025-111

CITY OF NEW ULM,

BROWN COUNTY,

MINNESOTA

AN ORDINANCE

AMENDING SECTION

4.11 OF APPENDIX A

OF THE CITY CODE

OF THE CITY OF

NEW ULM ESTAB-

LISHING NEW

DEVELOPMENT

STANDARDS APPLI-

CABLE TO THE R-3

(MEDIUM DENSITY

RESIDENCE) ZON-

ING DISTRICT

Summary: Ordinance

No. 2025-111 amends

Appendix A of the New

Ulm City Code, the

Zoning Ordinance of

the City of New Ulm,

by establishing a thir-

teenth (13th) standard

in the “Additional Re-

quirements” table that

would be applicable to

“grid lots” that are

8,250 square feet in

size in the R-3 (Medi-

um Density Residence

District), and that do

not meet the minimum

zoning standards in the

R-3 District, and would

allow such lots to be

developed in accor-

dance with the more

permissible zoning

standards that apply to

the RT-2 (Traditional

Neighborhood – Single

and Two Family

Residence District).

The complete text of

Ordinance No.

2025-111 may be ob-

tained at no charge

from the Office of the

Finance Director at

City Hall, 100 North

Broadway, New Ulm,

MN 56073, or on the

City’s website:

www.newulmmn.gov.