Schultz Wisconsin, one of the “ghost stations” along the Badger State Trail south of Monticello, served this area as a general store, post office and railroad stop for passengers and freight from about 1889 through 1905.  Fred W. Schultz (1858-1901) was owner and postmaster until his death, then his widow Mary (1857-1933) took over the operation until selling the business to daughter Della, who ran the general store until it closed in late 1905. 

For more information, see monticellohistoricalsociety.org for slideshows and publications pages for “Schultz Wisconsin” and “Rudy’s Hill” by Dutch Hollow author Dr. Manuel C. Elmer.