The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-30
GRAND PROGRAM PROVIDED
SHAM ATTACK ON IMMIGRANT
TRAIN.

Indian skirmish and concert at the opera
house. o'clock o. m.
Indian skirmish, Mt. Pleasant.
Music by the band.
| Indian step dance, Joseph Thorpe and
| daughter, Ephraim.
| Recitation, Miss Lauretta Snow. Manti
/ Song, H. M. Garrick. Gunnison.
| Stump speech, James w. Balm, Spring
| City.
| Anecdotes. Bishop Davis, Wales.
! Song A. P. Johnson, Huntington.
Recitation, Miss Ruby futile.
Recitation, ''SeminOle's Defiance" by
| c. w Nelson, Ephraim.
Music by the band.
Second Day.
| Assemble at 10 o'clock a. m, Academy
| hall.
Singing by the MOroni veteran choir.
Prayer by the chaplain.
| Music by the martial band of Ephraim
! Speech of welcome by Mayor l.. NJ Oh
| sen, Ephraim.
Response by j. NJ Westwood, Spring
| Vile.
! Music by the Fairview brass band.
Speech by G. W. Sorenson, Mt. Pleasant
Song, A. p. Johnson, Huntington.
Recitation by Miss Arville Wright, Sa-
! lima.
Song. J. X Dira. Orangeville.
/ Benediction, Bishop Joseph Parker,
| Monroe.
Music by the Fairview brass band.
Master of ceremonies. George H. Harri'
| son, Springville.
Afternoon at Academy Hall.
Singing by the audience, George H.
! Harrison, conductor.
! Prayer by the chaplain.
! Music by the Moroni martial band
/ Recitation. William r. Davis, Wales
/ Quartette by the Nephi Post.
Speech by Lewis Larsen, Cleveland.
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| land.
Speech by A. C. Van Larsen, Orange
Vile.
Recitation by Miss Affalona Jensen
| Centerfield.
Speech by George Hatch, Indian mis-
sionary. Mayfield.
Song by H. NJ. Gerrick Centerfield.
Master of ceremonies, George Carter,
Fountain Green.
Indian attack of an emigrant train at
5 ,. m.
Second Night.
Vaudeville at the opera house, hourly
performances, continuing all night
Third Day.
Assemble at the Academy hall at 10
o'clock a. m.
Singing by the audience George II. Har-
rison. conductor.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Speech, Salt Lake post.
Music by the Manti brass band
Recitation by Mrs. Ellen Mellison,
Spring City.
Song by Melroy Kjar, Manti.
Speech by John Gleave Richfield.
Song, Joseph Hanson, Ferron.
Speech by Jefferson Tidwell, yelling
ton.
Song by Charlotte Price, Wales.
Speech by Alma Stalker. Lawrence.
Music by the Moroni band.
Master of the ceremonies, Salt Lake
post,
Afternoon Session.
Singing by the audience, George H.
Harrison, conductor.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Music by BrOX'S band, Manti.
Speech by Peter Godfridtsen, Richfield.
Song by William Back, Fayette.
Speech by William d. Livingston. Manti.
Recitation by Ruby futile, Manti.
Song by Mrs. l. n. Alfred, Spring City.
ton.
Male quartette, Spring City.
Speech by l.. A. Bailey, Neph
Comic speech by Allen Dove, Mt.
Pleasant.
Comic song by Christian Larsen, Mt
Pleasant.
Music by Brox's band, Manti
Master of ceremonies, Emery county
post.
Third Night.
Vaudeville at the opera house. New
program each hour, during the entire
night.
Special Features.
Horse races every afternoon in the West
lane, west of Ephraim.
Baseball every forenoon at 10 O'Clock on
South Main street. between the best
teams in southern Utah.
An attack on an emigrant train at 5
o'clock Aug. 2. southeast of Ephraim
near what is known as the Guard Knoll
Order of Parade.
The martial bands.
+ Scouts under the direction Of c. L.
Thorpe
Indians under Chief Rain-in-the- Face.
Mammoth-Sanpete brass band
Veterans on foot. each post headed by
its respective band.
g. A. r. veterans.
State officials
County and city officials.
Thoroughbred horses.
Chief marshal of parade Captain Ben
nett Mt. Pleasant.
Assistant n o. Anderson, Ephrain.
Aids. Joseph w Nelson, H. F. Mel
son, Thomas p. Thompson Hans Peter
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