| Alden |
345831N
- 0983506W |
| 9
mi. S. of Carnegie. Post
office from Dec. 5, 1901
to Dec. 31, 1929. named
for Alden Carpenter the
son of Jennie Carpenter,
first Postmaster. |
| Boise |
351308N
- 0983625W |
7
mi. N. of Carnegie.
Post Office established
Feb. 3, 1902
named for John Boise of
Carnegie
Name changed to Alfalfa
Dec, 16, 1908 |
| Canyon |
|
| 4
mi. SE of Hinton. Post
office from Feb. 06, 1902
- Sep. 30, 1905. named
for nearby Red Rock
Canyon |
| Cobb |
|
Post
Office established Sep.
20, 1899. name changed to
Fort Cobb Oct. 31, 1902.
named for the nearby site
of Fort Cobb, a former
military post that was
named for Howell Cobb
the secretary of the
treasure under President
Buchanan |
| Cogar |
352002N
- 0980749W |
| Post
office from Mar. 25, 1902
- Sep. 30, 1954. named
for Nancy Cougar of
Kentucky, a friend of the
first postmaster |
| Cox |
|
| 2
mi. NW of Cogar. Post
office from Jan. 04, 1904
- Jul. 30, 1910. named
for Frank Cox, local
resident |
| Crosby |
352817N
- 0982119W |
| Post
Office established Apr.
18, 1902. named for
Herbert D. Crosby, county
attorney of "I
County". name
changed to Hinton Jul.
05, 1902 |
| Cullen |
|
| 6
mi. NE. of Gracemont.
Post office from Sep. 03,
1903 - Jul. 15, 1907.
named for Florence
Cullen, first postmaster |
| Dell |
|
| |
| Drew |
|
| 6
mi. SE. of Eakly. Post
office from Mar. 08, 1902
- Aug. 31, 1906 |
| Dutton
now in Grady County. |
351214N
- 0980539W |
| Post
office from May 05, 1902
- Nov. 15, 1906. named
for William R. Dutton, a
postmaster at Anadarko. |
| Exendine |
|
| 7
mi. W. of Lookeba. Post
Office from Apr. 12, 1902
- Feb. 28, 1907. named
for Jasper Exendine,
first postmaster |
| Frick |
|
| |
| Hazzard |
|
| 5
mi. SW. of Hinton. Post
Office from Jan. 11, 1902
- May 15, 1905. named for
first postmaster William
R. Hazzard |
| Hillsboro |
|
Hillsboro
better known as Laverty
was in Caddo County
untill statehood then
became part of Grady
County.
Laverty located approx.
five miles northeast of
Cement or approx 8 miles
south of Verden was named
for Lealis F. Laverty the
townsite developer. the
first post office opened
- 19 Nov. 1901 - first
postmaster George L.
Powell.
The name Laverty was
changed to Hillsboro 04
Jan 1904. the postmaster
was Clarence C. Abbott.
The name was changed back
to Laverty in 1908.
The Laverty post office
closed 30 Nov 1933. There
is still a small
community with a church
and cemetery there. |
| Hydro |
353258N -
0983440W |
| Post
Office established Sep.
23, 1901. named for the
abundance of good well
water |
| Imi |
|
| Post
Office established 25 Mar
1902. postmaster Harry E.
Loutham. order recinded
26 Jul 1902 |
| Ison |
351118N
- 0981537W |
| Post
Office established Jan.
11, 1902. first
postmaster, Alice L.
Bailey. name changed to
Gracemont Jan. 30, 1903
Sep.30, 1904 |
| Jewel |
|
| 4
mi. SW. of Binger. Post
Office from Mar. 27, 1902
- Sep. 14, 1905. named
for Jewel Browning,
daughter of first
postmaster Robert
Browning |
| Kidder |
|
| 7
mi. W. of Hinton. Post
Office from Feb. 24, 1902
- Dec.15, 1905. named for
Kidder, Misssouri |
| Lacrosse |
|
| 6
mi. NE. of Gracemont.
Post Office from Mar.
18,1902 - Dec. 31, 1908.
named for the Indian ball
Game |
| Leal
|
|
| Post
Office from Feb. 10, 1902
- Apr. 30, 1910. named
for Noah Leal, prominent
rancher and son in law of
Cyrus Harris |
| Lemon |
|
| near
Eakly. Post Office in
1903. named for
postmaster Robert M.
Lemons |
| Libbie |
|
| 6
mi. S. of Hydro. Post
Office from May 10, 1902
- Jun. 15, 1905. named
for first postmaster
Libbie Hammer |
| Neola |
|
9
mi. SE. of Carnegie. Post
Office from Feb. 17, 1907
- Sep. 30, 1910. named
for Neola, Iowa
Neola Post Office and Community
|
| Onasco |
|
| 7
mi NW. of Apache. Post
Office from Mar. 18, 1902
- Mar. 30, 1907. named
arbitrarily by the Post
Office Department, after
rejecting all locally
suggested names |
| Radium |
|
| 5
mi. NE. of Gracemont.
Post Office from Apr. 23,
1904 - Aug. 14, 1905.
named for the discovery
of radium by the Curies |
| Randlett |
|
| 4
mi. S. of Anadarko. Post
Office from May 03, 1902
- Oct. 31, 1905. named
for James F. Randlett,
Kiowa-Comanche Indian
agent |
| Scott |
352236N
- 0981410W |
| 7
mi. E. of Lookeba. Post
Office from Jan. 11, 1902
- Oct. 31, 1935. named
for Scott Vance, son of
first postmaster James A.
Vance |
| Shell |
|
| 6
mi. N. of Fort Cobb. Post
Office from Jun. 19, 1902
- Apr. 16, 1906. named
for Charles E. Shell,
Cheyenne and Arapaho
Indian agent |
| Sprout |
|
| 5
mi. N. of Eakly. Post
Office from Mar. 25, 1902
- Feb. 28, 1906. named
for first postmaster
Edward P. Sprout |
| Sturm |
|
| 7
mi. N. of Fort Cobb. Post
Office from Feb. 10, 1902
- Aug. 31, 1920. named
for Dr. Jacob J. Sturm,
pioneer physician now
under water of Fort Cobb
reservoir |
| Thompson |
|
| |
| Vicmurdock |
|
| 7
mi. E. of Gracemont. Post
Office from May 21, 1904
- Sep. 30, 1905. named
for Victor Murdock,
publisher of the Wichita
Eagle |
| Vrooman |
|
| 11
mi. N. of Carnegie. Post
Office from Mar. 04, 1902
- Jul. 31, 1903. named
for first postmaster
Vrooman Hyde |
| Wellman |
|
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| Wilber |
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