Kelley is small enough to see end to end from the rail crossing at its center, a scattering of houses and a grain elevator between the tracks and the timber that marks the Skunk River bottoms just south of town. Haan Services LLC covers that whole small footprint on a single loop, plowing the short streets first and then following the gravel roads out toward the river timber, where drifts gather thick against the tree line even when the open fields nearby stay nearly bare. A town this size doesn't take long to clear, but what it lacks in distance it makes up in exposure — no windbreak between Kelley and the next rise of ground, so a storm here can feel harder than the same snowfall does in a more sheltered spot. Trains still run through on the old line, and the crew times its pass along the crossing streets to miss them rather than around them. By midmorning on most storm days, the loop is finished twice over, the second pass catching what wind pushed back onto the first.