The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27
Riverside.

were LIE speakers. MT. Harper rem
dered some very exc llent music in
the way OF singing. Cone again.
Picnecr day. July oath WIS a day
long to be remembered in Riverside.
At daybreak the roaring of cannons
were heard arousing the citizens
from their SAUNDERS and remindiag
| them of the fact that it was time to
! be up and doing Old Glory was
| hoisted Gu the school house dome. At
nine o'clock people began to assnmbl
at the grandstand to take part in the
/ parade. Shoruy after nine o'clcek
the parade was formed in line by
Marshal John Cooper, as follows:
Brass nd, IA pieces i'm wagon
beautifully decorated for the parade,
f. Campbell, leader.
Uncle SANE. K. Scott.
Indians-Thos Chamberlain and
crowd.
Pioneers of 1S47-Norwood family.
Hand carts-L. NJ. Christensen and
family and Mrs. A. Ison.
Pioneers of Riverside 1884 to 1900
Martha, Larocque. Ferry and Lot
Adams and wives, w. A. Crawford
and wife.
Idaho peach crop-Harry Bitton
and family.
Utah and idaho in float represent
ed by Bunnell Cooper and Lulu Win
tle
Y.L.MI.A float by Mrs. John Bit
ton and young ladies of association.
Relief society. E. Christensen, M.
Cooper, Louisa Wray i'm beautiful
vehicle.
Bishopric of the ward in a nice
surrey.
Young men and haies on horse
back representing tho growth OF our
ward.
Livestock Fine representations of
horses yb l.. j. Speaker, Lewis Bit
ton and Fay Campbell Thoroughbred
sheep by John w. Bitton Shetlands
bv Theodore Dance of Thomas.
Clowps-Walter Bunot, Mrs. John
Johnson
After parading the main streets Of
Riverside all repaired to- the River
side hall and listened to the follow
ing program:
Call to order by master OF ceremo-
MES, James Wray.
Music by band.
Prayer by Chaplain Bp. Bitton.
Music by band.
Address of walccme by James
Wray.
Grafton by Hon. P. G. Johnston OF
Blackfoot.
Music by Mitchell Randquist, Hal
versen orchestra.
Observation-Disclosures 1Son.
Piano duet-Bunot girls.
Recitation pioneers" - Rachel
Wray.
Sentiments-Mrs. Sarah Dalton, re
lief society; Alth0a Bittosb young
ladies'; Bunnen Cooper, Utah; Lulu
Wintle, Idaho.
Music by band.
Chorus-Martha Cooper and com
pany.
Benediction by chaplain.
Committee awarded a prize to han
cart company, l.. M. Christensen ant
company, and log cabin by Mrs. Mar
tina LarocQue for best representation
Sports were INDUCED in during tht
.rt.ernom. all Kinds OF races, bar
game by Moreland and Rivers de Jul
iors. Riverside winner; ban game D!
, Plackfoot aud Riverside, resulting
I To "a in favor of Riverside, ana h
{ tho evening a grand BALL was given
with a large crowd in attendance ne
ernshment committee were kept BUS.
allday serving ice cream ana oahe
oo,a things. No accidents OF an.
8 kind 10 mar our peace and pleasure
9 match was made by the lndlah'
c end II. C. C. Rich's son CT Rlch' u
8 r,n torses for $2500 a side,the rae
70 he in Riverside Saturday afteraoo
August 9Th. 1t you want sports CON
;. 70 riverside. as Saturday afternool
! ,os ,een set apart as half hohda
) for base hall games, basket bah, ere
i oue,. foot races, horse races anu :"
other sports.
Mrs. G. E. Wintle is nome asaN
Is ond seems to feel first rate.
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