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Hordville was the last town incorporated in Hamilton County, founded in 1906 when the Union Pacific Railroad authorized a branch line from Stromsburg to Central City. The village takes its name from T. B. Hord, a prominent cattle feeder and grain dealer from Central City who built the Hord Elevator. Hordville was incorporated as a village in 1916, and today is home to one of the oldest farmers' cooperatives in Nebraska.
The last town incorporated in Hamilton County (1906), named for cattle feeder and grain dealer T. B. Hord.