The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-06-04
Devils Lake Ohautauqua.

0oSAA5 46ko OQauCauQu6.
The management of Chautauqua has
this year added number ofnewfeatures
which will greatly increase the usefulness
and popularity of this charming family
summer resort. Among these new fea-
lures the interesting bicycle and base
ball contests that have been arranged for,
will prove very attractive. The new BIZ
cycle track, which is now nearly complet-
ed, will be one of the best in the North
west An improvement that will be
greatly appreciated by all who like to see
a good game of ball as well as by the
players. is the elegant ball ground now
being cleared. When completed, which
will be before the opening OF the Assem-
bly,, this will be one of the best grounds
in the state. Excellent croquet and ten
mis- grounds have also been arranged.
1t is unnecessary tosay much about the
natural charlottesville magnificent body
OF water, and the charming grove. No
resort in the northwest offers better
facilities for boating and bathing.
The lecture talent secured for this as
senlbly is excellent. Supt. Hind!ey and
DR. Eaton are we'll known to Chautauqua
patrons and need no words Of commen-
dation. A glance at the program will
reveal what rich intellectual feasts they
have prepared for us. Bishop John
Stanley will deliver one of his famous
lectures. All will want to hear this dis
tingpished orator. Rev. Thomas Nc
Clafy will deliver two of his most popu-
lar lectures GLOW Wilson Got There
and "Paris the Gay" DR.. McClary is
one Pf the most popular lecturers on the
American platform to-day. The brilliant
scho|ar and orator, Judge w. F. Norris,
of Nebraska, will deliver the Grafton on
National Day, and number of his most
popular lectures. Then we have that
inimfable chalk talker, Rollo R. Bryan,
popular with Chautauquas everywhere.
See tle program for dates and subjects.
F0fovers of music rich treat is in
storef A careful perusal Of the program
will rfveal the fact that greater promi-
nencd has been given to musical enter
tainrf{ents than ever before, and that
someyof the very best talent available has
been secured. Among the old favorites
who will appear again this year are The
Temple Quartette;.. Miss Ralston and Miss
Lockwood. The Sappho Ladies Quar-
tette, and Miss Marie Paige, the well
known violinist, will appear this season
for the first time.
Another strong attraction which has
been secured is the wonderful Cinema
tographe, with its marvellously realis-
tic mo Fing pictures. The entertainments
which Prof. Kline will give with the aid
of this marvellous instrument will delight
all.
The summer school opens ten weeks
term on Tuesday, June 18th. under the
management of Pres. c. B. Blake, of
Grand Forks college. A complete an
nouncement of courses, etc. can be found
in the Chautauqua program.
Accommodations at Chautauqua are am
pie, exceptionally good, and the charges
reasonable. The association regulates
all charges, and no exorbitant rates are
permitted. Campers will find that they
can come to Chautauqua and live as
cheaply as at home. The hotel provides
excellent accommodations at moderate
rates.
A beautiful 4o-page program will be
sent free upon request, address:
EDGAR LARUE, Secretary,
Devils Lake, N. D.
DR.. Kings New Discovery.