Gabe Hardin dances in the Pow Wow at the Goshute Reservation on Saturday.
Neesah Kanip waits to enter the arena during the Goshute Pow Wow on Saturday. 
Pearl Sammaripa greets pow wow attendees as they go by to shake her hand. Sammaripa served as the head woman at the pow wow.
Jordan Chavez dances in the arena.
Dorothy Reed leads the girls dance after handing over her Junior Princess crown to Alecia Mike.
Goshute Princess 2018-19 Dorothy Reed crowns Goshute Princess 2019-20 Alecia Mike. Mike won the crown at the annual Pow Wow held Friday and Saturday at the Goshute Reservation near Ibapah. 
Dan Arriwite competes in the men’s division on Saturday afternoon at the Goshute Contest Pow Wow. Arriwite travelled from Idaho to particiapte in the annual event.
Lorren Sammaripa works his way around the arena during the Goshute Contest Pow Wow. Sammaripa was the headman at the annual Pow Wow. 
Kurt Sam uses water from a small creek to smooth the porcupine hairs on a head piece.
Two-year old Peyton Bellison on the run. 
Joshua Mendez dances in the fancy bustle dance at the Goshute Contest.
Four-year old Neena Crue practices her jingle dance before competing in the arena.
Wayne Crue holds his son Ben Crue as he tries his hand at playing the drum. 
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Loading...The Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Reservation drew hundreds of people to their annual pow wow on Friday and Saturday.
Jerry Bear from Skull Valley served as emcee for the event. Loren and Pearl Sammaripa were honored as head man and head woman. The grand entry started the event with Dan Arriwite serving as the eagle staff carrier. Also taking a role in the grand entry were Lonnie Bear, Lee Moon and Rupert Steele. Steele carried the Utah State flag, Bear brought in the CTGR flag and Moon brought in the U.S. flag posting all three into stands in front of the announcer’s booth.
The host drum was the Sage Point Singers from Ft Hall, Idaho. Two other drums provided the music for the dancing.
