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little has been written about the “real” northeastern plains of Colorado, the
small communities that dot its open, sky-filled, mountainless landscape. Haxtun
began as two separate homesteads, “proved up” by Alice Strohm and Kate
(Fletcher) Edwards, who sold their land to the Lincoln Land Company in 1887,
which led to the founding of the town. The area was generally viewed as useless
land in those early days but was promoted as being full of
opportunity—neglecting mention of a proclivity toward drought, hailstorms and
blizzards and the gamble of the land. The High Plains survived, though. Its
settlers, proving to be hardy and industrious, faced the challenges head on.
Today, Haxtun and the surrounding communities of Fairfield, Dailey, Fleming and
Paoli are filled with the descendants of those early settlers, people with a
strong sense of community and pride in their little High Plains towns.
