 The town on Muddy Creek became a ghost town, leaving several structures still on its banks including the old post office as a new building was established in Emery.In the 1920s, Clyde Mortensen, being newly married and in need of home, went with a team of horses and relocated the old post office to Emery to function as temporary home, while he constructed a more modern home.The post office was utilized as a storage facility, and the cabin avoided being scrapped, similar to other pioneer cabins constructed in that era.