Amboy
     Originally Webster Center - name changed to Amboy December 23, 1879.  Post Office discontinued January 8, 1890.

 Batin
     Town was named in honor of the mother of Dr. T. B. Williams;  whose maiden name was Batin.
     This post office was started November 8, 1872 and was discontinued March 3, 1887.

 Belmont  
     Possibly the original name of Blue Hill, but they unable to keep this name because there was already a town by that
     name in Nebraska.

 Berne
     This post office was started February 11, 1884 and was discontinued on October 15, 1884

 Bladen
     This post office was originally named Wells.  It was changed to Bladen on November 15, 1886.

 Blue Hill
      Post began on December 20, 1878.  The town was named because of it's location on the hills near the
      Little Blue River.  The town was platted by Anselmo B. Smith.

 Bole
    The post office was originally named Hicks.  The name was changed to Bole on July 31, 1885 and was
    discontinued on December 7, 1892.  The first postmaster was John B. Strausser

 Buffalo
    The Buffalo post office was established on December 18, 1871 and was discontinued on February 10, 1873.

 Catherton    
     Established May 15, 1876 and discontinued August 29, 1877.  It was named in honor George P. Cather,
     uncle of Willa Cather.

 Cloverton
     Started June 23, 1874 and was dicontinued April 2, 1887.

 Cowles
    The post office was originally named Edna, but was changed to Cowles on January 27, 1879.
    It was named in honor of W. D. Cowles, who was the general freight agent of the Burlington Railroad.

 Eckley
    Established October 12, 1874 and discontinued April 29, 1879.

 Edna
    Original name of Cowles.  Established May 10, 1877.  On January 27, 1879  the name was changed to Cowles.
    The first postmaster of Edna was Arando Edson.

 Guide Rock
     This town was named for the high rocky bluff that is about two and a half miles southeast across the Republican
     River from the townsite.  The rock was a landmark for early travelers.

 Hicks
   This post office was first named Hicks in honor of a local settler and was established on December 17, 1883.
    It was changed to Bole on July 31, 1885.

 Inavale
   This post office was established on April 3, 1873 and was named by a vote of the residents.
   It was platted by W. J. Vance in 1884.

 Lester
   This was a station on the Burlington Railroad and was named in honor of a local settler.

 Negunda
    Established on February 23, 1872 and discontinued on May 4, 1903.

 Otto
    This post office was named for the Norwegian settler Otto Skjelvar.  It's first postmaster was Francis Payne.
    The post office was established September 12, 1884 and was discontinued December 22, 1903.

 Red Cloud
    This is the county seat of Webster County and was named in honor of the Sioux leader, Red Cloud.
    Local tradition says Red Cloud once held a war council where the town now sits, but another source says
    Red Cloud was never in this area.  Silas Garber platted the town on November 12, 1872.
    The Red Cloud post office began operating on January 14, 1872.

 Rosemont
    The Rosemont post office was established on June 16, 1890 and was discontinued in 1955.
    It was named in honor of Claus Rose Sr., who once owned the townsite.  It was platted by the Lincoln
    Land Co.

 Saint Ann
   Originally named Wheatland and was changed to Saint Ann on December 14, 1885.
   The post office was discontinued  on February 9, 1887.Scott

 Stillwater
   Established June 18, 1874 and discontinued August 29, 1879.

 Stockade
   Established February 16, 1876 and discontinued October 17, 1876.

 Thomasville
   Established December 29, 1876 and discontinued on July 12, 1888.
   The first postmaster was William Longbotham.

 Webster Center
  This post office was first established on March 7, 1879.  The name was changed to Amboy on
  December 23, 1879.  It was originally named for it's location in the center of the county.

 Wells
   This post office was established on May 20, 1872 and was named for Silas Wells, an early settler.
   The name was changed to Bladen on November 15, 1886

 Wheatland
   This post office was established March 5, 1875 and was named because of it's location in a wheat growing section.
   The name was changed to Saint Ann on December 14, 1885.