March 5, 1891 Dodge Cty. Pionier Marshal Conrad Faust put nine tramps in jail ast night. Gustav Maaske and his family moved from Mayville to near Beaver Dam yesterday. William Koch Sr. old his 80-acre farm n Town Herman to Ferdinand Quandt for $7,000. Gerhard Fuiten, who sold his farm near Brownsville to Carl Kuhn, bought a farm near Ripon. Deaths: Carl Wendt, Jr., 16, the only son of

Insurance carried by he school district has ully compensated for he $1,000 cash loss in he recent burglary of he high school office and has paid for repairs o the damaged safe, wall and office door. Coach Phil Collins’ Mayville Cards took the Northern Division Little Ten conference basketball title by five games his year, one better than ast season. Spiering Clippers of his city took first place

Remembering ‘The Shot’ – Mayville At Horicon, February 1964 TIMOTHY R. YOUNG 1966 HHS ALUM The following is a historical piece written by guest contributor, Timothy R. Young. Young was a member of the 1964 Horicon High School (HHS) varsity basketball team that advanced to sectionals, but not after a heartbreaking, – but memorable – loss to the rival Mayville Cardinals. In

Chris Neu named MACC Citizen of the Year ...continued from front When he was told which one, Neu responded with, “What am I going to do with that dump?” “I think you can turn it around,” challenged Rechek. Neu did not respond to Recheck and spent 40 more minutes in the store while Rechek kept broaching the subject with him. Neu decided to pursue Rechek’s offer. The bar was

Legals 7700 State of Wisconsin Dodge County Circuit Court Small Claims WISH Management, Plaintiff vsohn Charles Palmer, Defendant 40 Linden Court, Unit A omira, WI 53048 Case #: 2020SC001385 You are hereby notified that WISH Management has filed egal action against you in small laims court in Dodge County. A earing will be held in Branch 4 f the Dodge County Justice Facility located at 210

Turner Hall Was Site For ‘Stupendous Karnival Party’ In 1921 Turner Hall on Williams Street near North Walnut Street in a photo from The Pictorial History of Mayville, 1845-1995. KAREN ROUSE From a February 2, 1921 clipping from The Mayville News, the “Stupendous Karnival Party” to be held the next Monday, on February 7, was advertised to be the type of affair which people would