Williams v. Schee

The Bank of Milo, also known as Schee Brothers and Company, was apparently organized as a copartnership in 1898 or 1899. In 1920 the partners were John F. Schee, James Schee, Samuel Shaw, Nathan Schee, and Lewis Schee. A Mr. Wikle appears to have owned some qualified interest in the bank, but apparently was not a partner. After 1920, the membership in the partnership remained the same until March 12, 1921, when Lewis Schee died. Following the death of Lewis Schee, the surviving partners seem to have conducted the banking business until May 17, 1926, when the institution closed, "and was…