The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-09
GREAT PARADE
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ached six feet or more in height
I'd all constructed of red, white and
lue bunting and flags. Arched open
lgs in sides and end. An artistic
ieee of work done by Sigurd -Holme,
Jho walked ahead of the first team
here were two drawing the float.
.ir. Holme was dressed as. uncle Sam
II but the beard. Inside the float
we're chairs for the accommodation of
he members of the G. A. R., many
{ whom rode therein.
SAUK CENTRE HERALD-Float
x10 resting on light wagon. White
olor with tri-colored bunting depend
lg from edges. In center seat of
hite on which sat Miss Aertha Os-
lem, of the Herald force and little
Iarguerite Allen, daughter of Chas.
r. Allen, foreman of The Herald
.siss Ostriem's dress consisted of
~eads of the Herald sewed onto a
,hite dress in an artistic manner.
Iiss Marguerite was arrayed as a
ny Goddess of Liberty. Over the
wo was a large umbrella artistically
cimmed with the national cOlOrs. The
oat was drawn by white team
18th Chas H. Allen and Bruce Null
IN leading the horses and wearing
lack trousers, white coats and white
achting caps.
NORTH AMERICAN STORAGE co.
Manager Cole spent several days
rranging a novelty. He had $50 doz-
n eggs arranged on a large float
Looping both ways from the center,
he words Butter and Eggs" being
pelIed out in dark colored eggs. Sew
,ral large milk cans were arranged
at convenient places. This float at
racted much attention, but owing to
Re fat that the horses became un-
-uly, had to leave the parade after
going two or three blocks. This was
much to be regretted.
WILSON'S CASH STORE Jim
Wilson had an elaborate display OF
lis grocery stock on large wagon
handsomely decorated with tri-color-
ii bunting. Seven punches of ba-
lanas hung from the center rail-,
while on shelves below was a fine
display of canned goods. From the
edges of the base of the float hung
advertisements Of Golden Link Flow
err
MINETTE'S DAIRY.-Mr. Minette
apneared with his regular milk wagon
tastily decorated with bunting and
tri-colored paper. 1t was, neat and
pretty.
THE MODEL STORE-Messrs. Han
son had a dainty display consisting o.
a phaeton elaborately trimmed II
national colors. This was a wori
of art ard attracted much attention
The phaeton was drawn by tlnt
team of bays driven tandem by A. u
Salmond, who wore high SILK na'
Beside him sat Eddie Hanson array
ed in his summer suit and his far
famed Smile.
LOFTsGAARDEN BROS.--This wei
known hardware firm had TWO ex
hibits. The first was float with
high partition running lengthwise Q
the wagon. on each side of which wer
SUSPENDED different articles seiec1e
from their stock. At the rear wa
large steel range. The float Wa
tastily II 1,mmed in the national Color
The second exhibit followed furtne
along in the parade and was mai
urc spreader that the firm sells, de'
GRATED as befitted the day.
l. s. BISHOP CO.-This we'll kno"
grocery firm had novel thing.
- herald dressed in knightly costun
walked in front Just behind rode
knight in armor of ye olden tin
with closed visor. Then came u
firms delivery wagon jauntily deco
ated with flags and bunting with
pyramid of flags reaching high in q
air from each corner. The herald
and knights armor advertised "Ro
al Quality Flour" which the fir
sells. The exhibit attracted much
tent1on.
G HILLERUD & CO.-Hillerud,
we'll known hardware man, had II
ged up novel display on a sing
wagon, drawn by monster wnl
horse. Mr.. Hillerud's three childrt
Sentry, Myrtle and Raymond accol
panied the exhibit, the first nam
driving and the other two being SCI
ed in the covered display fishil
The float was distinctly emblema
of Mr.. Hillerud's business, eiaDor'
and we'll designed.
C. M. BOSS.-Truman Boss ore
his ice delivery wagon which ne
decorated tastefully with the natl'
al colors
7 w. KUSBA.-"Joe" Kusba's m
market display was good advertl
.v,+ ~ his husiness. The wagon v