Hubertus is located at the crossroads of Hubertus-Freistadt and Scenic Roads. This would be sections 14, 15, 22, and 23. Its center of attraction is St. Hubert Catholic church and school. The community has existed since the 1850s.
Hubertus
Richfield Township
Hubertus is located at the crossroads of Hubertus-Freistadt and Scenic Roads. This would be sections 14, 15, 22, and 23. Its center of attraction is St. Hubert Catholic church and school. The community has existed since the 1850s.
The communities points of interest throughout the times were St. Hubert Catholic church and school; a cheese factory owned by the Seiss family Schiller making brick cheese, the family were also dress makers; general store of Andrew Schickert, telephone company, Charlie Diefenbacker's blacksmith shop; E. Wolf store and saloon; William Stuetttgen's saloon; Goshel's tavern and dance hall; post office since 1896.