Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-08
c-hautauqua Notes.

large, duo principally to the fact, no
doubt, that there was no celebration
IN the city. The gate receipts were
SSl6, which is about e1OO more than
taken in last year. Manu- & Son
report that they had the best days
business they have had since taking
charge Of the store.
Only one accident occurred On the
4th. Ayoung nan named Mellon, who
lives on the Shevenne, fell from the
walk in front of the bath house and
struck his head on = stone under the
water, making q severe wound. It re-
quired several stitches to close tho cut.
The warm weather Sunday reminded
Or. Hindley OF his experience at Twlle-
dcga, Ca. whore he conducted q Chau-
tanqna assembly prior to his arrival
here. tic has several mementOs in tho
shape of wilted collars, etc, to keep
him in mind Of southern summer heat.
Ed Crowell has put up a good sized
building north Of the barn, where he
checks bicycles and other articles. It
is quito II convenience.
Nothing but words of praise arc
uttered regarding the management of
the hotel this year and George Prize is
easily one of the most popular mol on
the grounds.
DR.. Ruger has built a handsome new
cottage at the extreme north end OF
the grounds and John w. Maher has
built an addition to his. These are the
only changes in the cottages this year.
The Minnie H. met with an accident
to her machinery on the afternoon Of
the 4th, necessitating q delay Of sew
eral hours. There was q number Of
New Rockford and Oberon people on
the Chnutauqua side anxious to get
home and u number OF Devils Lake
people on the Totten side in the same
fix and the delay was one Of those un-
avoidable accidents which are aggre-
waiting all around. The boat finally
reached Totten about 10 o'clock.
Tho exhibition OF fireworks on
Sully's hill was given Wednesday
evening and was "a very pretty affair.
The ball game on the afternoon of
abe 4th between Lakota aud Fort
Totten resulted in favor of the former.
Score 10 to 4.
The picnic given by the Modern Wood
men on Wednesday and Thursday
brought out II very large attendance,
many being present from a distance.
Amongst those who were camped on
the grounds last Sunday may be men,
toned: DR.. Crewe and mother, j. w.
Maher aud family, Jens Svce and wife,
G. M. Fisher and family, p. j. Nc
Glory and family, Henry Hale and
family, Mrs. Robert Cairns and child
rem, A. M. Powell and family, Mrs.
Springer and Florence Connolly, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Wineman, Harry
Throdahl and family, Richard Tanning
and sister, A. g. Tufford and Gus
Furstenau and their families, Rev.
Dingle and family, Ed Tanner and
family, w. F. Shadduck and family,
A. Roberts aud family, Prof. Haig and
family, j.. d. Watt aud family, John
Nimmo and family, r. L. Cleveland
and family, John Wallace and family,
Q. @. Connolly and family, j. N. Mil
Ter and family, Tom Haig and family,
John Mcmillan and family, w. s. Par.
sons and family, Alex Cardin and
family, f.. w. and +. P. Mann and
families, r. LaEue and family, DR..
Kruger and family, j. H. Collinson and
family, j. II. Roller and family. The
above nre all from Devils Lake.
Hugh j. Watt and family and G. L.
Higbee and mother are guests of j. +.
Watt.
Among the visitors from outside tho
city may be mentioned State Senator
Arnold and sister, Of Larimore; Geo,
". Towle and family, Of Park Hiver;
w. p. Powell and wife, of Towner
county; DR.. Welsh and family, of Lari.
more; ". A. Crary and family and Mrs.
%. NJ: Crary. Of Crary; j. H. Smith and
his sister, Mrs. Ames, of Crazy; d. G.
Mcleod and family, Of Crazy; W. H.
Wake and wife and Miss Annie
southam; of Crary; d: J.. Drummond,
s. c. Els and Rev. N. G. Shirley, nc
companied by their families, oil Of
Minnewaukan; james Hunter and
family, OF Grand Harbor; g. L. Cryder.
man aud family aud Charley Todd, of
Grand Harbor; 9. Prom and family
Of Park River; Q. II. Sheldon and fam.
lily, Of Darlington; Mrs. Faxon and
daughter, of Carrington; ]. NJ. Mulvey
and family, Of New Rockford; Rev.
Clifford and family, Of Grand Forks; G..
G. Clifford, Of Grand Forks; A. Duncan
Clapp and c. H. Taylor and families,
lily, Of Grand Forks.
Tho above is necessarily but n par
tial list of those present. It a DO
ochSSuS AO"CSCAj SpbO Iu0 hLJCIlubIlCS Is
larger und more representative in
every way than ever before in tho
history of the association.
Mrs. r. j. McClory is entertaining
her sisters, Mrs. u. NJ. Brogan, Of
Skaguay, Alaska, and Miss Sarah
Adamson, of Kenosha, Wis, this week.
Mrs. Brogan is accompanied by her
son. Mrs. McClory and her visitors
are camping ut tho Chantauauln
grounds, where they will remain until
the close Of tho assembly.
Hon. George II. Phelps and wife
came all the way from Bismarck to see
tho Indian dance on the 4th and later
in the day visited tho Chautauqua
grounds.
E. J. Taylor, superintendent of
schools of Grand Forks county, is q
Chautauqua visitor.
There was q large dol egation from La
kota present or the 4th. Ernie Kent
came up from Grand Forks Monday
to root for the Lakota ball team
How to Look Good.
Good looks are really more than skin
deep, depending entirely on a healthy
condition of all the vital organs. II tho
liver is in%active,you havea bilious look;