The fifth of 12 caches that were placed on the Post road used by early Mennonites. Cache descriptions courtesy of the Mennonite Archives at Canadian Mennonite University.
The Isaak Mueller home in Neuhorst. It was Mueller who organized the erection of a line of posts from Emerson to the Pembina Hills to guide travellers. After his career as settlement director, he settled down to farming in Neuhorst. His thatched roof house stood in the village until 1959.
Directions from Menno History #4: Continuing west and crossing Hwy #30 along the grid system, the next point of interest is the village of Neuhorst. The lectern can be found at the north end of the village on the southside of the Post Road, next to the creek. This was the home village of Isaak Mueller, one of the most prominent leaders of the West Reserve, and people sometimes referred to him as Kaiser (King) Mueller.