Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-22
81. Anthony Congratulated or
Putting up a High Class Pro-
gram During Week.
FREMONT COUNTY ENTERPRISE
Exhibits Were Splendid While IN,
Race Meet and Various Con.
test, We're IN Line.


! { j. ANTHONY, Sept 2o.-Toda,
saw The closing OF one Of the most
successful fairs and race mee,s
/ ever held IL Idaho The hrst day saw
am attendance % l.5o0. who greatly APP
preciated the EXHIBITS. races and bal
same People from many sections o.
the country were 90 attendance, es'
peciaily 90 see the exhibits Of the agrl.
cultural line. I'm this they Were
400 agreeably surprised, and II was
matter Of marvel 20 many to see the
me- fruits and premium vegetables
that were seen in such abundance.
The works OF art, education aud cul.
mary were an represented. as was alsJ
the livestock department Two bands
the Marysyille Silver band and the ST
Anthony Regimenta band. were ~
attendance. both OF them winning pop.
ular approval by their fine work. The
great Interest centCred In the hors,
races, which fully met every expecta.
tiOn as some OF the best horses In Idaho
and Montana, we're entered.
The second and third days brought
out an attendance OF over 1900 for each
day. Much interest was taken in IN,
cowboys relay race also the Indian
races, which were close and exciting IL
their finishes. The broncho busting
on the second day furnished an eXh'
bition Of sklllful riding never before
equalled In this part o. the state. Tbs
FIRST rider was finally thrown, but later
on gave a fine exhibition OF ever
stick The big Indian won popular
approval by his clever riding,
Two succesitul balloon ascensions
and parachute jumps we're pulled of
Three games Of bail divided the at.
tCntion Of the spectators, the frst-SL
Anthony vs.. Marysyillc-resulting In
victory for the former by 10 IL. Tho
second game, ST. Anthony Va ReYburg
was won by tho latter, 7-l5. the third.
ST. Anthony vs.. Idaho Indian school
was won by the former. Sill. The mule
race on the last day Of the fair caused
much merrment. OF the thousands OF
visitors who attended, not one dissent.
ing voice has been heard, but thai
10 was one OF the best fairs and meets
ever held IN Idaho, and augers well foi
the permanent success OF tne unaertak-
ing. Much credit Is due the officers Of
the association for the way they have
met every emergency and the dispatch
that marked all OF she preparations.
ST. Anthony's usual political activity
Is on again. especially in the Republi.
| can ranks. Two positions on the coun.
~ ticket which would materially
strengthen the ticket, are sought aftei
by the friends OF G. Z. Bowerinan ano
n. A. Bucheneau. The former /,
strongly urged by numerous friends 10
enter the race for state senator. Mr.
Bowerman's wide acquail1a1e and
general popularity will no doubt lane
him the nomination without any strug-
Gle. Mr.. Bucheneau's long experience
as guard In Alaska and many posi-.
lions Of Ike nature IN the United
States, together with his four terms OF
experience as city marshal. will 20
long way In helping congenial Buck
IN landing the sherns position on the
ticket The call Tor the Democratic
county convention is out. and they
are going 20 make a strong fght In IN,
county, being sanguine OF landing sornt
" the county officers this fall.