His first job, in 1919, was for a railroad agent for whom he agreed to build a home for $9,000.

John McDonald became the first railroad agent in 1857.

In 1881 he started 13 years of work as a railroad agent, and also worked as a postmaster during this time.

John T. Trigg was an attorney, railroad agent and politician.

He assumed an active role in the community as a merchant, a railroad agent, and a postmaster.

He worked as a telegraph operator and railroad agent from 1877 to 1894.

Page became a railroad agent and a town developer.

The baggage and freight room is located at the north end with the railroad agent's office in between.

The gazetteer also listed a physician, justice, and railroad agent.

He also was a civil engineer and railroad agent.