Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-06-17

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drift. 1t touched on a shoai Just below
the Indian school, and then the mist
raised and the boat was enabled to
work its way into the clear water
again. Following the storm came q
rainbow in the east-the most magni-
f~icently colored those on board had
ever seen. It seemed to lay against the
hills to the east and its gorgeous
colors stained the water to the edges
Of the boat. The party returned safely
to the Chautauqua grounds about So. M,
Wednesday evening was devoted to
social amusement. Those present
gathered in the hall of the dining
room of the hotel and listened to a
most excellent impromptu musical and
literary program. Miss Robson gave
a select reading which was highly
appreciated and which gave evidence
that she is an elocutionist of great
promise. Mrs. F. j. Thompson rem
dered several solos in a manner that
drew forth an encore. Prof. Intle.
house and "Lulu." with cornet and
saxaphone, literally brought down the
house, and DR.. Hill and Rev. Clifford,
with their Yellowstone Park illustrated
lecture, concluded the evenings enter.
tainment.
Among the absent Masons we're A,
B. Guptill, SO O., of Fargo, who is on his
way to the Klondike, andC. E. Gregory,
$40, of Fargo, captain of troop 6, Of
Grigsby's rough riders, now at
Chickamauga.
Gov. Briggs, 49, was also unavoid.
ably absent, work in his office at Bis
marck preventing his presence.
Among the state officers present
were Private Secretary Phelps, Com.
missioner of Agriculture Thomas and
Railroad Commissioners Reyes and
Walton.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Allen, of Fargo,
found many friends upon the grounds
and when "Lulu'' in full costume an.
peared before the Indian bandit caused
several cases of paralysis. Tho Indians
took to the brush at his first an.
pearance.
Frank j. Thompson and his accom-.
plished wife seemed to enjoy the re.
union. MI. Thompson was the busiest
man on the grounds, barring Major
Fleming.
Johnny Urion, assistant secretary.
was also busy, but had a good time. Il
appearances court for anything.
Clarence Hale put in an appearance
Thursday. He was very subdued, as
compared with his last appearance
upon the grounds.
w. A. Scott was accompanied by his
son, A. D. Scott, aud his daughter, Miss
Agnes.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Harrison, Of
Blanchard, were among those present
There was quite q reunion of the
Noble family. There we're present
Henry Noble, of Aberdeen, S. d.
V. B. Noble, of Bottineau and Reuben
Noble, of this city. The only dis
cordant feature was when Reub wa
sized up as the older member of the
aggregation.
Judge McClintock and Editor Hurd
represented Rugby.
Rev. w. E. Clifford and wife, Of
Grand Forks, were present.
Judge Rose and his daughter, Miss
Pansy, were present from Fargo.
MI. and Mrs. A. McHench, Of Fargo
were present. They came to North Da
kota t~wenty-seven years ago, almos'
before such a place as Devils LAX,
was known.
Register of Deeds Jones, Banker
Hegge and County Superintendent
SHINES, of Minnewaukan, were among
the candidates.
Editor Stewart, of the Mayvill,
Farmer, advanced from the 4th to tn
SD.
E. G. Stevens, of Towner, and T. E
Fox, of Willow City, YER among thos
present.
"Mythra," the name adopted by tb
Devils Lake Lodge of Perfection, i
from the Persian and signifies "Morn
ing Star" The "Mythrian mysteries
are a series of the oldest moral teach
ings known in the world, having thei
origin thousands of years before tn