Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04


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thWHA TOD 'N' "''N
musical organization
SO thC request of InD Do.'foI Nt"'
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epcctivc glance oNcU tnD n'n
rcmHina iu m1 memory
Ou Saturday uI-hi Ausu. I. uI-.
flpuE chatorIug crowd EI'n'''d "'
INC new g. g. J. depot
about fgN cheerful and DN"I'Od luHI-
yiduals or0WdWr nto tn.I e''I I'Nc d"
Tho elegant puIm9u -Ir'p'i"
minutes ahead oft tmr tnD frHm pHII-
Oh out without AMY nrl'nl 'lI"".
Clamor lc1Ning un" m'm"'i '.''U.
Who rau-ht up rii1 inf p'''dl
hours later 40 brI'u announcer ".
man WAS couI lno to i1' I'''h .nu
willard. my old home. W1NN H NtI IN
farmer lad. another group NIrd in
Evcg body seemed foo happt i' Steep
ana the night W7s chI'iN p'...N 'u
chatter ana poeuIng "ui "i ln' 'iI
windows.
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SUNDAY at lN m ihe htln tf
rived an time af NHmpH There Wf-
n'omentar, Keen disappointment tnAt
Boise had been cont oui 0f the itn-
ersr, for Ali desired to VISIT the
canitaI of Idaho s cordial invitation
10 the Dcwo, Palace hotel hN tr
hospitahlc owner soon ompued inc
train and large assembly, I''I'"
~ 49, "3 .c,,189s our disap-
pmutmcut was soon forgotten boz inc
feeling that 30 was indn'o GOO"
BE- here soon tho pan" was hl",,
out on the vcrdnd1 ahd En'i n".,u.,
servant perched upon n Ht'p t"i''i
with his mighty s'l'h lh hahu '',
tho cversmiling accom- tnl-l s' %
keyboard and my Two huhdl'" u"tP'
singers grouped around Aih'7l
fore we know 10 wc were WarnUnN
away al the choruses Aiter ha" ."
zen were sung hy us ana app'auut"
hy the hundreds ol sptclat'l0 W' "'l
treated 10 enthusiastic speccn'7 on
welcome from the MAYOR oi lhe CllS
and others who relolced in our Pe-
sencc While "A brother musl,lan;
resident OF Ndmpa, WhlAhtu N"u
dozen Of us 20 dine at lhe hot'l vl.
Dewey enthusiastically invited t,e
whole choir 10 be ms gueS'H ai piyea
fast upon their relurh-"u az pvlN'
ment we did not fan To- Keep, Agalu
few songs and then inc can on w
engine reminded as tnat we WEE nu,
beginning our pilgrimage. Wth lnauy
hearty hondshakes ana calls on y"
long" and HOW Can We bear
Leave Thee from the Dogs NWuat y
hcartrcndcrlng Trip lhi" mas p,Vh
this good song mas beeh as muCh i'i'
as sung).
ApDr,rAr ALTA GRANDC
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rfHr brought Ia
Huntington and then climb up tho
hills to Baker city, followed Here
we stayed two hours IN The tWllight
Of evening and as several thousand
people had made the surroundings or
the depot look Ike circus day 40 town
we gathered on the porch OF corner
hotel and gave them snort I'M
promtu concert which was greatly ar
preciated over 200 Of them Travelled
fifty miles the next day to attend
our concert at La Grandc.
The majority OF the party was
asleep before we arrived az this
beautiful place La Grandc where VIC
were destined 10 spend the day and
give the INST concert OF the ulp
Monday Eager To- enjoy every
moment our people were out before
the residents could possibly be re-
pared To serve their morning meal
tchickens al home play that Trick
sos days IN the Year, But by II a,
m. every member Of the choir had
breakfasted and by the same hour Al
night the hearts Of all were filled
with gratitude for those people for
their boundless hospitality.
We were now in a land whera the
great pine trees charm the eye of tho
or ne hosts How How much tbcy aided in
making the trees and the hosts
delighted they may never know The
DAY was spent much among them,
l may as wei say that we saw the
tree planted, grown into a giant cut
Gown hauled 20 the mill sawn into
boards, made INTO boxes, furniture
etc right before our eyes. To tell the
things we saw performed at those
great mills would perhaps place me
In the Baron Machausen class.
AZ night 10 Is said, that even more
people heard our concert from the out
side than those who crowded into the
big lattcr-daN Saint tabernacle Every
scat WAS taken inside and many stood
throughout the concert II was hard
70 keen encore tendencies within
reason and maintain the train