The Meeker Herald — 125 years ago J.L. McHatton arrived home from Illinois bringing with him 12 head of fine Norman-Percheron horses. County warrants 65 cents at J.W. Hugus & Co.
Author: Herald Times Staff
MHS Baseball
Meeker senior Victor Villalpando winds up for a pitch during a game in Denver earlier in the season.
Meeker Locals
A couple of residents have publicly expressed their opinions regarding the security camera atop Meeker’s courthouse in the last couple of issues. What do you think? You do realize there are security cameras and web cams pretty much everywhere you go these days, right? What makes the Meeker courthouse camera [Read More…]
Rangely Locals
T he wind is blowing, so it must be spring! I hope you have managed to get out and enjoy the nice days that seem to come and go this time of year.
Meeker Locals
The tradition of April Fool’s Day rolls all the way back to 1582, when Charles IX reformed the calendar and moved the New Year to January 1. Some of the more, shall we say, rebellious, among the people refused to comply with the calendar change and continued to celebrate the[Read More…]
Days Gone By: Lions Easter egg hunt
The Meeker Herald — 125 years ago – The growth of Meeker at the present time is of a substantial and healthy character and augurs well for our future prosperity. There is now in process of construction and in contemplation buildings that will cost in the aggregate fully $12,000.
Classifieds 3/31/11
Ads for 03/31/11 ANNOUNCEMENTS BAKE SALE & SILENT AUCTION OPEN HOUSE, April 9, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. New Eden Pregnancy Care Services, 345 Main Street, Meeker. For more info., contact Dora Dunton at (970)878-0049 or (970)629-5233.
Days Gone By
The Meeker Herald — 125 years ago n Al Hall of Leadville arrived on Coal Creek Saturday where he will join his brother J.E. Hall in the ranch and cattle business. n William A. Keller’s new residence is nearing completion under the artistic hands of Jack Yonkers and Oscar Harkness.
Meeker Locals
Spring has sprung, arriving officially on Sunday, March 20 at 5:21 p.m. What does that mean around here? Not much, as the last frost of the season probably won’t occur until sometime in May and that’s if we’re lucky.
Classifieds: 3/24/11
Days Gone By
The Meeker Herald — 125 years ago The registration books are now open at Hugus & Co. for town election. The present incumbent, W.H. Clark, and J.L. McHatton are the most prominent candidates mentioned for the mayoralty.
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