Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-28
AT cENTERyILLE,


style, II " u small village, but mad u
biz celebrations
4 parade was formed at $3.50 q, m,
and tr0yorted the principal streets un.
III nearly n n, M IN the parade wac
Brigham Young's wagon Win TN
great leader entering the valley sick,
represented by one ot Ms grandsons,
ana following this were other pioneers
IN wagons, handcnrts, lloatr, etc, one
pioneer was driving n team made up Of
an I'D horse ana COW, another was
guarded by the owner with AN old mua.
ale loading rifle Tor fear of tho Indians
who followed, one poor FAMILY had a
sad accident with their handcart, when
a wheel was smashed up ana was left
by the way.eide
Tho overland stage had room enough
to have picked up tho handcnrl but
lnokcd interest and time nobody could
tell what became OF tho losers The
pony express WIN also represented,
Floats followed representing ngrlcul-
tUre, the murRotsgordonora, an old'llne
hand saw mill, woaylng carpets ANA
spinning yarn mll WOOD, education,
with n school IN session ana also IN va
cation, the kindergarten float was n
largo b0sket of flowers with small
children as flowers, "ulnh's Best Crop
Wna also recognized IN large floar
while rtah ana Her Counties" filled
largo float, Illustrated by n
bcVy OF young ladies, all dressed IN
white, with Utah occupying tho
throne OF grace,
A. the conclusion Of the parade an
program WAS onrrlod out IN
the ward meotlnghouee, and In the att
prnoOn various sports were engaged IN,
with n closely contested
nome OF baseball between the Layton
and Centoryillo teams, the score bolng
10 TO In favor Of Ceniorvlllc,
AT CEDAR CITY
cedar CITY Iron Goa july 25,'-plonoer
day was observed hero IN an approprl.
Hto manner The Normal band, led
by Prof Tollostrup, dlsooursed soul
music In the early morning,
The national emblem was llung out TO
the brccse from public buildings,
a parade was ono OF the conspicuous
features Of the days doings In II
were pioneers " lsi7 IN carriages, plo'
neers OF Iron county IN carriages, hand.
cart company survivors Of handcort
company, residents OF Cedar city OK
team, representing arrival Of pioneers
a beautifully arranged float drawn by
four of the best horses OF town, car
rled about " children, dressed IN white,
representing "Utahs Best Crop An'
other float represented Utah OF today
Al l0SO q, M citizens convened In
tho tabernacle, where appropriate on
orclste were held for two hours Plo'
neers Of Iron county related remlnls.
cences OF early life IN the settlement OF
Iron county the singing by the Cedar
choir was, ~ usual, u notable feature or
the exercises, az well as a couple or
numbers rendered by the baby orchest-
ra, company u young musicians,
ranging IN age from " 10 10 years and
directed by Prof TolltStroup OF the
Branch normal,
AT $3.50 n. m, the veterans, 60 years
and over, met In the tabernacle ana
exchanged experiences OF the long ago,
whilo sports were provided for tho
young people,
At MELVILLE
MInynlo. Cache co., July 9b,--fhc peos
plo IN general took great interest In tho
pioneer celebration 10 show TO the rlh'
ing generation the great difference he
tween today and the time their fores
fathers came 60 these valleys IN 1877
ana 1875, no this end a ilno parade
was the leading feature, and a ntllng
program followed, with amusemehlb
for all IN the afternoon
Among the many features of the pa
rndo was a train Of cmlRranH WIN
Iuiyod teams, the weary homesoekors
all their belongings WITH
them, A handcart outfit was included
,rho emlgrante camped FOR noon ana
The Indians attacked them the third
time and stole a horse and child, inc
child WAS recovered by the scouts ana
omigrants. Two of the indian braves
fell IN battle,
At kAMAs,
Kamns, Summit Co., July 2h--Thc
2Ith OF July was most nttngly celebrat
cd IN Kamas Yesterday by the Wood
land, Francis and kamas wards united
ly. The various committees have been
hard nj work the last three weeks ana
"A most credltahle showing was the re'
suit,
The leading features Of Utah's fcstel
day were "A mimic attack by Indians
ON an omlgrant camp Il 0nc display OF
floats IN u parade, showing typical pl-
onoor scenes, incidents VI travel IN
Guiding a hnndoort company An IN
terostlng program at II u, IN, az tho
was followed by q NATL
nee for tho children and sports for mo
adults, Fireworks and ball IN tho
evening wound NJ tho ovontful day
one slight accident occurred 10 mar
the days pleasures, When the fire..
works show was IN progress a rocliot
declined TO soar and WINGED ana
whrlcd through the crowd, bringing
up suddenly against the face " n spcc'
tator, tho unfortunate man was render
cd lnscnalblo, while blood lowcd freely
from his nose and mouth Dr, Damma-
berg WAS summoned and every assist
anoo rendered, Though suffering con-
siderable distress Last night the Victim
Is able 10 be around today,
AT RlCHrlELD
Richhcld, soyie, CO., july 2b,'- Rich.
ncld today witnessed the greatest oelc'
bratlon Of Pioneer day In her history
From the booming Of cannon ~ day
break I'll the last slgnnl gun ~ sunset
there has not been u dul moment Tho
procession was particularly pleasing
First ia order came representation OF
the Mormon battalion, Then fol-
lowed wagon train and a hnndcarl
company showing how the pioneers
crossed tho plains, Next followed 4
Of floats representing Utah ~
tho pioneers found II The balance OF
The procession, We might shy, repre-,
eonted Utah M II ls today A great
many OF the floats were very beautiful
and Indicated considerable artistic abil-
ny IN their conception and execution,
ono Of the features which attracted
considerable attention was the pony
express and stage coach, These were
subjected TO indian attacks
and nj times the battle would booomC
quite realistic ana exciting
There was q largo gathering Of people
az the tabernacle 10 hear tho program
H. j. Hansen acted as master Of cere.
monies, An account 0f the flrht pioneer
celebration was given by ~ G, Poulsen
ana Farley Maplcby delivered tho ora
tlOn.
The children were given n dance IN