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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1905

Page

2

Christmas on the Tourists' Trail Through Leadville and Glenwood

The Stimson-Decker party travels from Leadville to Glenwood Springs, detailing visits to the Coronado and Penrose mines, the Buck Town mining community, and the Yampah hot springs. They ride through mining towns, note the Bureau of Information, and describe hotel life, a fish hatchery detour, and the Glenwood baths, including the cave and 112 degree air.

Stimson-Decker Tourist Party Limited Leadville Colorado Midland Midland Vendome Tts Austin Bureau of Information Coronado B. of I Penrose Rayburn Jessie Stimson Ruby Decker Fanny Minnesota Buck Town Glenwood R. G Tampa Colorado Mr. Hayes President Roosevelt Salt Lake City

Record Holiday Sales Crush All Past Austin Merchants

The December rush shattered records across Austin as merchants report year high sales, with Albert Thon moving 3000 handkerchiefs and several stores stating this season topped all previous years. Traders praise sunshine, mild weather, strong demand, and aggressive newspaper advertising driving unprecedented trade.

Austin Albert Thon Mower County Mr. Thon Golden Eagle Clothing House

Holiday Trade Brings Record Sales Says Local Merchants

K. C. Wold notes 33 years in business with Saturday the best holiday business ever and more sales than any single day, even surpassing the Buffalo Bill day. C. A. Pooler, with 30 years in business, reports the largest cash business in 30 years and the best holiday trade since starting.

Austin Furniture Company R. Scovil Fish Bros George Hirsh R. R. Murphy Hayes Brothers W. J. Urbatch Bro F. P. McBride J. E. Malloy Austin Decker Bros Main Street Fruit Store F. E. Gleason Hub Department Store Donovan’ & Gosles E. Joseph Austin Candy Company

Obituary of Mrs. Calvin H. Owen in Austin area

Mrs. Calvin H. Owen died Sunday afternoon at her home after a long illness. Funeral conducted by Rev. R. Sayles this morning. Interment in Oak Wood cemetery. Sarah A. Crandell, daughter of Isaac and Mrs. Crandell, was a longtime resident of Austin and early pioneer of Lyle. She died at about 83 after years of declining health.

Calvin H. Owen

Christmas trees at G A R Hall hosted by Episcopal church

The Episcopal church held a Christmas tree event at G A R Hall on Saturday night with carols songs and readings. A parish member Key J B Badlong received a pocket sterling silver communion set crafted by Gorham Mfg Co of New York from the men of the parish.

G. A. R. Hall Episcopal Church Key. J Badlong Gorhan Mfg. Oo New York

Christmas Exercises at Congregational Church Inspire Giving

The Christmas exercises at the Congregational church Saturday evening stood out not for a fine supper or decorations but for focusing on giving rather than getting, leaving a lasting memory for all participants as they shared in the spirit of generosity.

First National Bank Leadville Glenwood Springs Elas Congregational Church

William Stearns and Margaret Bailey wed at Belden home

William Stearns and Margaret Bailey were married this morning by Rev. D. Belden at the Belden residence. The couple plans to reside in Sioux City and asks all members to meet at the lodge room Wednesday at 7:15 PM to attend St. John's day services at the Episcopal church.

Wiliam Stearns Margaret Bailey D. Belden Belden Mrs. Steans Sioux City Episcopal Church

Firemen's Dance at Hirsh's Auditorium a Great Success

A large crowd attended the Firemen's Dance at Hirsh's Auditorium on Christmas night. An elegant supper was served and Tichy's orchestra surpassed itself with music throughout the event.

Hirsh Tichy

Hub doll owner Roy A Woodward linked to high interest

Roy A. Woodward is identified as the owner of the Hub doll, a figure that has drawn significant attention for the last three months. The associated number is 26613.

Roy A. Woodward

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