The Greeley tribune., 1911-09-21

tho gates and welcome arch, under
which nimble ticket takers relieve
tho nublic of their cards OF admis-
sion.
irrigation and other pumps and
gasoline machinery are well repre-
sented by y. n. Miller, with the
Olds and Simple Oil engines; the
manufacturers OF the Famous
water elevator; the Morse Brothers
displays. the latter also Showing
power threshers, wind milis' ma
presses and traction engines. The
Potter Plumbing and Heating com
pany add their quota to the uispiay
of water raising machinery anu
gasoline engines.
Enright 4 Company nave the
tent following that OF the Morse
people. and are showing a nne as
play OF buggies and agricultural
implements. Following the Enrisht
tent is the big canvas covering the
agricultural displays. This Is a
show in itself, In the space between
the agricultural and auto tents is an
entrance to the automobile cheek
stand. which is in charge OF the
Weld County Auto company, who
are doing all the work and giving
the entire receipts from the checks
TO the fair association. The auto
tent will contain number or cars
from out Of town establishments, in
addition to those furnished by local
dealers. 1t also contains the piano
exhibit OF the Baldwin Piano COM
pany.
Chickens are There
The poultry tent is twin with
the agricultural tent. and is full to
overflowing with coops containing
blue -blooded poultry and fancy
rabbits and hares. Following the
tent is the Denver Times.
the Greeley Tribune tent. the rope
making display OF w. F. Beckett,
and then follows horticultural and
pantry stores building, which con-
tains more Of an exhibit of Weld
fruit than the average Gree
ley man would believe existed II
told under oath. Between the hor-
ticultural building and the admins
tration building is the press tent,
affair for the exclusive
use o. the newspaper men. 1t con-
tains phones and tables, chairs and
and a messenger boy all
its own to run errands for the
newspaper guys.
The administration building is
illed with booths, each housing an
interesting display. The rear is
lsed for the art exhibit, while the
Office is to the rear on
he north side. The lair colors are
n evidence everywhere, tastily
iraped, and add to the gaity of the
scene.
North of the administration build
ng is the spacious rest pavilion
erected by the NJ. ]. Neill Furniture
'ompany and the Neill Lumber COM
,any. 1t has been remodelled and
will hold double the number of per-
IONS of last year.
Mrs. w. L. Bartholomew has the
white house next the rest tent ano
will serve home cooked meals like
mother used to put up. She'll be
,usy all this week., to paraphrase
IN old ditty.
Up under the grand stand. almost,
Hall & Kimsey. two Evans men,
have wagonload after wagonload Of
and cantaloupes. Tom
', inch's soft drink and hamburgss
stands are all over the grounds,
wherever 1t would seem there was
to get hungry or thirsty
He is doing q land office business
Dave Camps exhibit Of "Greeley's
Finest" is close to the entrance OF
the grand stand, where he can smell
trouble before it actually gets to be
II you don't like anything,
go tell Dave about it. That's what
he's there for.
Side Shows ON Hand
South rom police Headquarters,
on the east side OF the main drive
burgers, cigars, the Great African |
Dip, Gordon's Georgia Minstrels and |
a dozen other attractions to separate
the man and his money and leave
him glad of it, exist along here The |
Hardware company dis
play is on this side also.
Over in the shade of the trees be-
yond is that child's delight, For
sythe's merry-go-round. 1t never
grows stale, and will draw custom
as long as there is child and a
nickel on the grounds.
The immense oven, mute witness
OF what comes Thursday, when If
will turn its simeon breath upon
fifty tons, more or less, of Greeley
spuds, stands west of the merry-go-
round. To the south of all this is
the live stock exhibit, housed in
three long sheds. Here is congra- |
gated about everything domestic
that goes on four legs and wears |,
hair. The live stock sheds are
worthy OF a half days visit alone /