ST. PAUL
Vander Wal Bros, doing business as Vander Wal and Vander Wal Brothers, Slayton, Minn.; filed Dec. 23, 19-33952; Chap. 12; no schedules filed. Gregory Vander Wal, partner.
David G. Meyer, as surety for Twin Cities Kickboxing Inc. and Running Tiger Inc., 1523 Frankson Av., St. Paul; filed Dec. 23, 19-33955; Chap. 7; assets, $332,618; liabilities, $590,493.
The Happy Gnome LLC, 498 Selby Av., St. Paul; filed Dec. 25, Chap. 7; no schedules filed. Anthony G. Andersen, signee.
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