Huebinger's map and guide for Omaha-Denver transcontinental route; . 19 SUTTON Sutton is one of those towns that can justly lay claim to the distinction of providing the requisites fora happy home life as well as the commercial opportunities desirable, mercantile, industrial or is situated in Clay County, Nebraska, and that county is one of the choicest agricultural bodies ofland in the region west of the Missouri River. Broad prairies that only gently roll, Ijut are always rollingextend in every direction from the town. The soil &f this part of the state is a vegetable loa
Huebinger's map and guide for Omaha-Denver transcontinental route; . 19 SUTTON Sutton is one of those towns that can justly lay claim to the distinction of providing the requisites fora happy home life as well as the commercial opportunities desirable, mercantile, industrial or is situated in Clay County, Nebraska, and that county is one of the choicest agricultural bodies ofland in the region west of the Missouri River. Broad prairies that only gently roll, Ijut are always rollingextend in every direction from the town. The soil &f this part of the state is a vegetable loam, with a claysubsoil. The census of Sutton, according to the govern nent report for 1910, was a little less than 2,000. Thetown has had a steady growth, but has never had the boom that so many of the Nebraska towns have. suffered from during some time inare ten churches in Sutton givesof the place. The Schools arepublic library. This year thebuilding at a cost of $40,000. Theand the quality of the water forply is ample for fire protection,commodations for the making ofthe atmosphere of culture is alsowithout remark that Sutton hasthe streets of the town, while sofew, if any. One may walk alongthe shade of these , two weekly newspapers,the best medical attention to thosegood hotels, a roller mill, an elec-one livery bam, besides every lineually found in a city of this size. The main line of the Burlington from Chicago to Denver passes through the city, and w^h its branchesto Stromsburg on the North and Alma on the South, gives Sutton railroad facilities for reight and pas-senger service such as few towns are fortunate enough to possess. By means of the B-J^l^Kton line thelive stock market and the grain market are not far away. It is only a few hours run einer to Omaha orSt. Joseph. Sutton i
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