LOOKING BACK AT LITCHFIELD: Television star visited town for 'Santa Claus Day' in 1956

1856 — The first white male child born in Meeker County, in his parents’ crude log cabin on Dec. 11, 1856, was Ole Hoen H. Halverson. He died in Litchfield

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