The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1906-08-30
REAL FESTIVAL
LAST THURSDAY
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and white decorations.
Mrs. D. A. Camtield, automobile,
covered with artificial chrysan-
themums, winner of third prize.
o. o. Russell, automobile, covered
with flowers shading from purple to
lavender, winner of first prize.
II. F. Hurlbut, automobile, COW
cred with pink and white flowers.
]. B. McUutcheon, automobile,
decorated with natural golden glow
flowers.
Automobile from Peckham dis
trict, handsomely decorated.
Jesse Hurlbut, small auto, burles-
que, little coons with watermelons,
winner of second prize In burlesque.
Ray c. Watson, automobile hand
somely decorated.
H. c. Watson and Mrs. Asa Ster-
ling. prairie schooner labeled 1870.
Robert Boyd and other pioneers In
buggy. y wagon load of pioneers.
II. T. West and others in buggy.
Company d, National Guard OF
Colorado.
G. A R. and W. r. C. ambul-
ance. with hospital corps, rig driven
by Thomas Presley.
Elks' float. decorated in the lodge
colors, purple and white, with three
large elk heads and young women
representing the stations.
Greeley Temple Rathbone Sisters,
large and beautiful float, represent
ing work of the order.
Ladies of the Macabees, large float,
winner of second prize in largest de-
corated float class.
Women of Woodcraft, large and
beautiful float.
Loyal Mystic Legion of America,
fine, large float.
Rebekah, Oasis lodge No. Ii,
beautiful float, winner of first prize
in that class.
W. R. c., beautifully decorated
carriage.
NJ. W. A, float representing for
Will NOOuhCI CuSIlHS
winner of third prize in that class.
Boomer hook and ladder company
Of Greeley fire department, decorated
ladder truck
Children and ladies on horseback,
including Miss Edith Harris, winner
of first prize, and Miss Alma Simond-
son, winner of second prize in this
class.
Fred Voris with burro represent
ing Tom Halpin, the race horse.
Turner boys with two-goat wagon,
winner OF the Mayher special prize
for unique exhibit.
Fred Cobb, representing st. Elmo.
the race horse, with burro and cart.
Albert Lawrence of Delta, fine
display of farm products on big
wagon.
c. E. Miller, Everybody Works
but Father" winner of first prize in
burlesque.
S. L. W. ranch, fine display OF
farm products.
=. =. Williams, large wagon
with farm products
T. E. Roe, Lucerne, large float
with farm products.
-. Morgan, good display OF
farm products.
w. o. Michaels, wagon load OF
farm products.
Great Western Land company OF
Peckham district. farm products.
Ollie O'Farrell, big load of farm
products.
Guy DIN, fine display of farm pro.
ducts, winner of third prize for this
class.
Chester Blunt, winner of heavy
draft horse, first prize.
Western Land s. Improvement
company, Peckham district.
Fort Collins band.
d. c. Muth, small float represent
ing bicycle business.
The Thompson Clothing company,
decorated carriage with members Of
firm and store force.
Phelps shoe store, large, white OK
ford shoe on wagon.
Thurlby's clock Oh wheels.
G. j. O'Connor, beautiful flower
covered rig with children.
H. Fl. Shaw, float representing dry
goods and carpet business.
Farmers Supply s. Machinery com.
pany, Success spreader.
Asmus & Son, cigar store, huge
cigar ON light wagon.
Brown g. Shearer, auctioneers, de.
corated carriage.
Parlor barber shop, d. ]. Woods,
Spaniard In matador costume.
James Thompson, Greeley potato
sorter.