Postal Service
From 1877 a man named Mr. James Inman delivered mail once or twice a week for 30 years. During the winter months Mr. Inman delivered the mail either on horseback, snowshoes or even on foot. His route was later taken over by Mr. Barney Armstrong. The first post mistress was Ida Dickinson in 1925 and George Lovelock took it over in 1927. The post office was burned in 1938 and the present post office was constructed in 1955.
