a general location of the bluffs in Sioux City |
was in the northeastern part of Lake Port township and existed from the 1850's to the 1860's |
once was located in section 21 of Union township, near the Little Sioux River from 1868 - 1881 |
also known as Penrose prior to the plotting of this far northeastern town |
also location of Listonville |
a post office between the town of Anthon & Correctionville, exsisted from 1870 - 1884 , this was about 7 to 8 miles north of Anthon |
a post office that was located near what is now Lawton, in Banner township between the years 1877 - 1886 |
a small town that only lasted a year or so between the town of Luton and Glen Ellen in the early 1900's |
Location was in the SE qrtr. sect. 1 twp. #81 N, range 48, 5th meridain. The north end of the curved valley between the town bluffs, platted by Mr. Thompson |
existed if not earlier then 1868 was a stage coach station in section 30 of Sloan Township, the town of Sloan grew up from here |
a post office between the towns of Oto and Correctionvile,about 1 mile north of what is now Anthon |
only evidence I could find was that of the Grange Hotel located in section 3 of Grange twp. on the 1875 county map, The post office only survived for two years, 1877 - 1878. |
existed only in 1878 and would of been found in Willow township |
was a post office / town in Sloan township between the years 1867 - 1869 |
a small village that was around in 1875 - 1886, that was about 2 to 4 miles east of Sioux City proper along the what is now the old 20 highway |
this was a post office from 1857 - 1858 and again from 1889 to 1892 in section 21 of Lakeport township |
A post office of rutland twp., 1880 - 1882, located 1 and a 4th mile west of Pierson |
a residential section supplemented by small urban farms. near Sioux City around the early 1850's , it later annexed with Sioux City |
was a post office during the years of 1857 - 1863 in the eastern central part of Liston township |
this a twon in what is now Salix |
This was a temporary post office of what is now Holly Springs, it was is about 2 miles west of town |
also called The White Settlement and Smith Town |
this was near the northwest corner of Willow township and made it's history from 1871 - 1872 |
A post office between the towns of Moville and Correctionville along the old Fort Dodge stage trail in the 1880s |