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And the West is History

And the West is History

100 years ago: The Rev. R.C. Byers of Silverton arrived in Durango from Denver and “was much put out” after the train didn’t run up north, preventing him from getting home to receive a c...

And the West is History

100 years ago: A specimen of ore that was brought to Durango from a property two miles north of Needleton was conservatively estimated at “$30,000 to the ton.” 75 years ago...

And the West is History

100 years ago: Miss Elizabeth Hawkey, “a very attractive little lady,” arrived from the east the night before to take charge of the millinery department at Stein’s. 75 year...

And the West is History

100 years ago: It was rumored that Woodrow Wilson would not give an inaugural ball at the White House March 4. 75 years ago: A blizzard on Cumbres Pass held up trains from ...

And the West is History

100 years ago: Mike Campion of the Florida Mesa sold a half portion of interest of the High Line Ditch, located on his land, to Geo. H. Tyner Jr. 75 years ago: The Breen Gr...

And the West is History

100 years ago: City Marshal Clucas placed “one who was down and out from bootleg” in jail. 75 years ago: There were 51 people present at Allison Sunday school, and officers...

And the West is History

100 years ago: Durango “at last” gained “a niche in the hall of freaks” when Joe Taylor of the White Hope Cafe was dressing a chicken purchased from a rancher and felt “some strange subs...

And the West is History

By Forrest Stone Herald Staff Writer 100 years ago: Caesar Boligno was arrested by the Sheriff’s Office for violating liquor law. His bail was $300. ...

And the West is History

By Forrest Stone Herald Staff Writer 100 years ago: It was announced that Percy A. Hollar, a young man reported in The Durango Democrat as missing for the past two w...

And the West is History

By Forrest Stone Herald Staff Writer 100 years ago: Miss Myrtle Hill and Miss Goldie Hocker, teachers at Durango schools, announced they were back from vacation. ...

And the West is History

By Forrest Stone Herald Staff Writer 100 years ago: Charley Wigglesworth and his mother, who were in Farmington “for a visit to friends over the holidays,” passed th...

And the West is History

100 years ago: S.I. Fizzell received county bounty on two coyote skins. 75 years ago: The Four Corners Rock Club was scheduled to meet at the Brookside clubhouse. Chalcedon...
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