North Creek, a ghost town northwest of Miller City, had its own post office until 1957 after the postmistress, Grace Ball, retired.

The Pandora Potato Exchange shipped their first load of graded and sacked potatoes, which were sold under the “Sandy Ridge” brand name, in August 1931.

In 1951, Nickel Plate Railroad crews laid what were called the longest rails at the time in Miller City. The rails came from a shop in Bellevue and each was 1443 feet long.