The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05

By four horses. on which was an Imitation
team of horses attached TO a buggy in
which a coachman was sitting.
Lilly, Bogardus & Co. had float deco
rated with punches of green timothy and
grain of various kinds.
Felitz Bros. had decorated wagon.
Seattle Hardware Company's noat was
drawn by four horses and contained a nice
exhibit of tools and building hardware.
NJ. Seller & Co. had q truck loaded with
packing crates and drawn by four horses.
Knapp. Burrell Il Co. had a large fioat
drawn by four horses. on which we're four
buggies. Behind the float was q grain
binding machine, reaper. grass mower
and a hay turner all in motion.
Lowman & Hanford had a hoat, on
which q job printing press and type
writer were in use The float also con-
tanned an exhibit of stationery and fancy
goods
Stetson & Post Mill Company had q load
of lumber. on top of which was a bundle
OF sash and number OF doors.
Gordon Hardware Company had nice
float drawn by four horses, on which was
a fine display of hardware and sporting
goods.
Kline Il Rosenberg were represented by
decorated wagon.
S. b. Stewart d Co. had load of -four
drawn by four horses, and another wagon
followed loaded with eggs.
Claussen d Sweeney Brewing Company
had three wagons. Two were loaded
with large beer tanks and the third con-
tanned several kegs of the foaming bever-
age ON tap. and whenever the wagon
stopped a number of bystanders were
given an opportunity to queneh their
thirst.
Bay View Brewing Company had 3
wagon drawn by four horses, on which
large beer tank was placed. In front OF
the tank were q number of men drawing
beer from as many kegs and passing it out
TO those who desired TO sample the goods.
The Puget Sound Saw Works had a
wagon drawn by four horses, on which
was arranged Dice exhibit of mill saws.
Crown Flour Mills were represented by
load of -four drawn by tour horses.
The Seattle Fire and Marine Insurance
Company had a float representing an office
in which were seated number of men en-
gagged in business.
Hyams & Pauson had float drawn by
resenting the firms building and display
fairly resembling the show window in the
store.
o. e. Pettis & Co.'S float contained a
piano on which man was playing.
The Golden Eagle clothing store had
decorated wagon in which were standing .
number of dummies neatly attired.
The Denver Market had nicely-decor-
ated float drawn by tour horses. All
around the outside were hanging whole
muttons and on the inside was butcher
shop with man behind the counter ready
to serve his patrons with choice cuts.
J. 3. Agen's float contained nice dis
play of butter and cheese and the inside
represented barn in which a cow Was
standing and a dairy maid milking her.
Bradeen, Perrin & Co. had a loat repre-
senting q small shoe factory, in which
the men were at work.
The Northwestern Endowment Associa-
ton had an old man saving wood with a
dilapidated saw on its float, and over the
old mans head was the inscription, of |
had had policy in the Northwestern, l
would not have to saw wood now"
John Schram's doat was fitted out with
a cooking range and kitchen outfit.
A. C. Fry had a large float neatly
decorated on which was fine display of
vegetables and fruits.
J. K. Montgomery's float contained a
nice fruit display.
Harms & Dickman had a very appro-
pirate float representing the saloon busi-
ness.
The Union Hardware Company was rep
resented by large fioat neatly decorated.
The Rainier hotel had decorated
wagon.