Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-15

complaint from that quarter. This
seems to have been caused by a mis-
understanding on the part OF Mr.. Rob
erts, who paid tho highest cash price
fot his privilege.
The Langdon excursion, which was
to have occurred on Sunday, has been
called off. The guarantee asked by
the railroad company could not be
raised.
The election Of officers was held
Thursday evening. The following were
elected: President, II. F. Arnold; vice
president, Il. L. Cleveland; treasurer,
f. ?. Mann; secretary, Ed LaRue; di-
r%ectors, j. w. Maher, G. NJ. Fisher,
Peter Haley, E. j. Chamberlin, j. B.
Eaton, d. N. Holmes, j. H. Smith;
honorary directors, j.. H. Kent, G. L.
Lindstrom, NJ. N. johnson, George w.
Towle, d. j.. Drummond, Fred G..
Clapp, J. M. Mulvcy, d. w. McCanna,
II. D. ALERT, Sidney Ford.
The lNTER-OCEAN wishes to say to its
many readers that the program for the
closing days Of the Chautauqua prom
ises to surpass anything that has here
tofore been offered to the public. To-
takes place. Prof. McAllister has been
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has worked during the entire time,
night and day, with tho sole idea Of
making the evening set apart for his
concert a memorable ono in tho his,
tory of the Chautauqua. In addition
to tho chorus singing there will be
solos, duets, quartetts, and instrument
tai numbers. Owing to tho fact that
every evening till tho close of the as
sembly has been sct aside for special
bills, it will DO impossible for the Nc
Allister concert to DO repeated. Those
who desire to hear it must attend.
On Saturday the Indian band has
been engaged and will be on tho
grounds until tho close of the assem-
bly,. At 4 p. nj. the Indian baseball
team will be ready to meet any club in
the state. Tho Indian nine say, 1--WE
do not contlne our challenge to any
one club, nothing would please us bet
ter than to play club after club. We
feel confident Of victory" In the
evening the male quartette, from Min.
neapolis, will control the stage. Any
number Of new catchy songs will be
sung, solos, duets and trios, besides
instrumental music. Oscar Seaglc, the
wonderful baritone, goes direct from
the Chautauqua to New York city,
where he takes part in the Apollo
club concert. His services are in great
demand. Mr.. Sengle will sing several
solos during the Saturday evening Ell
tertainment.
On this. the last Sunday of the
C%hautauqua, there will be Il ermon in
the morning. Music, by the chorus
class and Minneapolis quartette.
800 p. m.-Open air band concert.
500 p. M Sacred concert. Beuuti-
full music appropriate to the occasion.
The evening entertainment to close
with s%tereoptic and cinematograph
views.
It would be we'll if the pastors of the
city churchs would announce this and
have no evening services in their
churches. Many people find Sunday
the only day in tho week in which they
can visit tho Chautauqua, and oppor-
tunities should be given them to take
advantage of that day for this purpose.
Monday and Tuesday are the grand
war pageant days. Few people in this
state have the faintest idea how these
entertainments are taking the public
by storm throughout the country.
and real that it might truthfully be
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miss the war concerts Monday and
Tuesday nights. II you go Monday
night you will certainly 20 Tuesday.
The old war songs will be rendered in
q way that they will not be forgotten.
TableauX, stereoptican views, colored
lights. The fife and drum, aud battle
scenes will all he there.
Monday afternoon Mt 3 o'clock, base
ball. Darlington VS.. 1nkster.
Monday excursion trains covering
all points between Devils Lake and
Grand Forks and points south of
Fargo and LarimOre as far us Wahpe-
ton, with very low rates of fare will be
run by the Great Northern road. Tho
rate is ~low-being but one-half cent Il
mile, and it will mOv the crowds.
Notice Of the event has been pub.
llshed in thirty newspapers, and ten
Thousand dodgers carefully distributed
at all points covered by the excur-
sion.
On Friday the knights of Pythias
Throughout the state are to assemble
on the grounds in their ninth annual
convention. The railroad companies
have made the rates for the occasion
one fare for the round trip, and have
made the rates available to everybody.
The Chautauqna is used to crowds,
and preparations are we'll in hand for
their entertainment. Our people
should turn out cnmassc during the
closing days Of tho assembly. Better
go to the grounds not later than Sun
day and stay till the close of the
season. You will be pleased and
amply repaid for all costs.