This house was built in 1900. In Sept of 1912, the neighborhood was worried when two small boys, age three years, were lost for several hours and caused their parents some worry. The boys were Julius Venne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Venne, 904 Mississippi avenue, and Ralph Quenneville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Telesphore Quenneville, 1005 Mississippi avenue. They were found late in the afternoon wandering down the Great Northern yards.
By 1922, the house was occupied by Honorable Sigvard M. Koefod and his family. Koefod was appointed as Judge of Probate by the office by Governor Preuss and ran for reelection in 1922. The family was still there in 1940.
Mrs. Dorothy Schauls lived there from at least 1970-1982.