This article appeared in the ???? issue of The Nevada News.

     One of the most prosperous business places and cultured communities in Nevada County
 is Bodcaw.  Surrounded by progressive citizens and fertile farms, the half dozen stores there have
 a prosperous trade the year round. 

     Among the prominent merchants and businessmen of this enterprising little place might be
 mentioned Isham Mack, P. H. Herring, Jas. N. Russell, and Warmack and Sons.  Drs. J. P.
 Atkinson, M. V. Russell, and J. H. Sutton do the medical practice for the community and each
 carries a full line of drugs.

     Bodcaw is closely associated with the outside world by mail and telephone facilities. 
 Wires run in every direction for the little burg, and the service is spendid.  Two daily mails, one
 supplied by rural free delivery # 2 out of Gardner and S. H. Warmack and Misses Lou Wells and
 Alice Caldwell.  At present there are about 240 pupils enrolled in school, 70 of whom are
 boarding, having been attracted to the school by the splendid reputation it has made.  The
 expenses necessary for a course in the school are comparatively small, the tuition is reasonable,
 and the board is cheap.  The two buildings comprising the study halls are situated on a
 commanding hill to the northwest of town, and not only are they imposing from an outward
 appearance, but are comfortably furnished with modern fixtures and the necessary equipment of a
 first class school.  Bodcaw is justly proud of Union High School, and is joined in this pride by
 every true citizen of the county. 

     The school has been the means of bringing to the community a number of good citizens
 who came for the purpose of educating their children.  Most of them have built handsome homes
 and the residential district is one (page torn) 

BODCAW IN 1906