Neiber was a post office and railroad station named for Mary M. Neiber, the first postmaster. She is buried here. An old Shoshone burial ground is somewhere nearby, and Indians used to hold ceremonies here to honor their dead. Blair's Mercantile store was located at Neiber during the prohibition years.

Drive nine and one half miles south of Worland on US hwy 20 until you reach the Gooseberry Road junction, or state hwy 431 West. Turn on the first lane a few hundred feet past the junction, bearing right, and drive up the hill along the graveled lane. Half way up the hill, on your left, you will see a wooden grave marker, which is on a hill about 150 feet from the road. This is the only marker in the cemetery.