Abie is a village in Butler County, Nebraska, United States. The population was 69 at the 2010 census.

The LP Butler County Nebraska History records that the first settlers in the area were “Yankees”. When the Yankees moved out, the German people moved in. They too left to locate more level ground. The Czech immigrants first went to Linwood, then to Abie. A wagon train of 13 families came to Nebraska from Spillville, IA arriving in July 1869. Abie was platted in 1877. Czech people organized their reading and dramatic clubs sharply after their arrival, and many older people nevertheless speak Czech.
The applicant for the state office, Charles “Yankee” Stevens, successfully petitioned to have the publish office named for his wife, Abigail Stevens.
Stevens was postmaster of Abie from 1878 to 1888. The Rural Free Delivery was installed in Abie in 1905 next John O. Hasik as carrier. T.B. Semrad succeeded Hasik on April 1, 1940. He carried the mail on that route until July 15, 1945 once it was consolidated in the impression of the Linwood route.
The first railroad, The Chicago Northwestern was built in Abie in 1887 at which era the old harmony was moved south three-quarters of a mile to the gift location in order to be nearer to the railroad. The additional village was laid out by the Western Townsite Co. in July 1887. The Catholic cemetery stands in the spot where Abie was originally settled. The railroad started a boom in the area which did not stop until 1928, although there were a few periods of difficult times.

The boom years lasted until 1928. In this time, Abie grew and was quite a issue town. There were two general stores, a meat market, hardware-implement business, two grain elevators, two lumber yards, two blacksmith shops, a livery stable and dray service. Later upon there were two utility garages, a trucking firm, a bulk oil agency, two taverns, a barbershop and a beauty shop.

The Bank was built in 1904.
The first learned was built in 1877 but was replaced by a larger building in 1905. Abie’s researcher has previously closed and is now home to Abie’s Place, a small town cafe serving stirring Czech meals and baking.
The Abie milling company was then incorporated in 1905. They manufactured the White Lily and Pride of Nebraska wheat flours and Rye Flours. The Abie Flour was known for its tall standard of quality and its use exclusively in the area. The flour was along with marketed in Omaha, Fremont, Schuyler, Howells, Prague and new surrounding cities and towns.
The city hall was built in 1912.
The Parish Hall was built in 1923.
Ted Sokol Hall was built in 1924.
The Church was built in 1918.
The Ted Sokol executive was started in very nearly 1921. This is a work that teaches gymnastics and Czech dances to young person people.
The Sokol Auditorium was dedicated in June 1923. It served as a community middle until it closed in 2017. The building nevertheless stands but is no longer comprehensible for activities.