Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05
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Yankton't Fourth Of July Tor 1883 hes
passed into history end taken It's place
1pen the record amid bl.z, of en-.
has astic indulgence and u pyrotechnlo
aalo which future occasions Cannot dim.
[ was q el3r.oas Fourth in I'll that per-
Eains TO loyal demonstrations aud the
s!atlhoatlon of inboin patriotic senti-
nent. It was gra ificasion 10 those
grown grey under the glories OF success
riSe natienel ANNIVERSARIES end lesson |
10 The rising patriots wLc yet Sit ondef
the teachings of their sires ana imbioe |
the 10, atty to principle y hich has made
Ibis time honosed occasion OF bl. Eng
tribute 10 Liberty.
Yauktop neysr dill so W III b,tore and
Vas never before 80 heartily sustaihed
by its psiet bDrs. u sncIent Cit z n oil
no aorabls senowu remarked yesterday
The m,det Of the iurpiriDg festivities
that for quarter of sehtnry lie had
watched the growth OF these Fourth oi
July demonstrations. e .ch hal been NJ
Improvement upon its predec; ssors IL
ooiat of attend ,nce, behavior. Intensity
spirit and rtsultF, ard yesterdays ob
serysnce OF the day surpassed them sii.
Ne are etoging ea,h year in the facil-
l,ies OF succes and are gaming in oom-
Or. beusiun of the patriotic sentiment
behind the o3cas oa among those classes
who came from foreign lands AMI have
mbsoed The spirit of our .,ionai .nst
tutions here upon the prairies oi u .kots.
GAILY CLAD
The city wls decked IL It's trtcolored
gasb With the dawn the mctn atd pre-
ented an erpeaIal CO of bii.l!aucy an'
der the risi,g sur. Tbs esily ltssivi
ties Lad opened wl.h the midnight hout
those who we're celebrating on iheii
OWE hook succeeded in attaining Ies'
:ectlcn ia the way ct nolaes varied IND
intense and wondeifu ly in eai~es'.
THE EGULAR ORDER.
| as is cu,tomayy she nations!
salute Locned cut q welcome to the
| dey al d between tnLGiee :pd tie pro-
aession Tho tuwr was filed Gith n 8
! 'roGthe several bands sGd general
getting ready for what wss 10 Esppen.
The country Eosds were silve With pee
tle iu hul day mood Last;linR to tie
c,ty and ih.y gathered 10 the Lunber o.!
several th uss, d., early in forenoon.
i The mlrnir 9 trans brought msny e1-
cplslC lists snd beiLre noon the city WIS
ccuicrtally pact Il The weather
iayared tie crowds III attendance,
clouds o scared the sky, ct Il st threat
ering rain bus f4sly actirg as Gu
tain TO veil the tie suns lays ard
mitigate tbs heat u.h.ig pessa-
.eDt on this mid SUNNI hoIids.. JLe
uust of the streets hld bten given 81
art Ii .ial dsnILtts, bowesa Lad teei
erected, The doors o. pubic places wer,
thrown open and resting place.
afforded the weary and the hy'
drante spouted an abundance of cool
refreshing water. All things tended II
enhance the comfort and enjoyment o
the visitors. The crowd was edmifabl!
/ handled throughout 'he entire day ant
all discomfoFts liable to come to throna
80 great were obviated. The gentlemen
) who managed the day and its affair
performed we'll their work and gave tn
day the success which crowned the con
!. summation.
q THE PROCESSION.
4 This feature, without which Fourt
q OF July would not be Fourth OF Jul.
was the most taking spectacular Incl
D dent of the day, or of any previous lik
: day in our local annals. 1t was
:. gorgeous cavalcadc, stretching it's sinuou
4 length from street to street and movin
with the orderly precision of host @
+, veterans. It passed through the variou
!, business streets and finally disbandsd O
8 Turner hall. AS caught by the repor
q torial instantaneous process it moved i
this order:
st Marshal and his aids.
VI Yankton Silver Cornet band.
e Yankton hook and ladder compan
with truck.
Teller hose company with cart.
l.. Champion hose company with cart.
q, Uniformed sons OF veterans drawn
: the Huron tropby-the championshi
= hose cart.
z Grand Army drum corps.
:. Phil Kearney post g. A. r.
Girls representing states.
III Uncle Sam and goddess of libert
represented by Mr.. Schraek and Evere
Valentine.
g. KS T. cornet band.
An omnibus full of dignataries.
Stockwelps cigar factory on whee
with men at work.
Harry Katz's clothing display.
Grocery displays, by Carney, Port
Osya and Baker & Rrsklne.
ii. H. B. Wynn, hardware display.
az Fred Donaldson, groceries and feed
Wyman Il Wards meat market.
J.P. Wagner musical instrument d
play in two wagons.
in st. Croix lumber company, lumi
re display.
lat Harvesters and hay rake by Lo
II, Sampson,
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