Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-06-16

U11Cll hllOW VIII Is VIII. #-aE ,
The assembly is to be congratu-
lated in having Mann & Son as
the store keepers. There is surety
in this, that everybody will be
treated not only fairly and
honestly, but courteously.
Prof. McAllister has been en-
gagged for the whole season as
musical instructor. Parties de-
string to take musical lessons from
the best instructor in the state,
can do so, at a nominal cost, at the
Chautauqua.
Opening day is to be an event.
Many store keepers in the city will
close their places Of business the
afternoon Of July l, so that all
their employees can attend. The
Indian band will be in town and
precede the cavalcade to the
grounds on that day.
Every name on the printed pro-
gram will surely be at the Chau-
tauqua. Written contracts have
been made with every individual
on the list, in fact several very
entertaining features will be pre-
sented that do not appear at
present on the program.
Cando will turn out in force at
the Chautauqua this season. A
party of fifty persons will attend
in a body. Cando people are al
ways welcome. They are a whole
souled lot Of people and have a way
of making themselves at home
where ever they are.
Next week we will announce
positively whether Governor Lind,
of Minnesota, will be present
opening day. He has promised to
attend during the assembly, but
cannot at this writing say def
nitely whether he can arrange to
be present July L.
Secretary Brown receives not
less than twenty letters a day per-
tanning to the Chautauqua. He
predicts the average attendance
this year will exceed that of any
former year SO per cent, and
would not be a particle surprised
it it went as high as 100 per cent.
Why not take your lay off at the
Chautauqua? It is a good place
to go. It is not expensive, and
positively no where in the whole
country, can you combine camping
out with SO much other entertain
ment, at so little cost, as at the
Chautauqua.
Superintendent LaRue has
orders booked at this date for Is
tents. Last year the association
bought twenty or twenty-five new
tents and then run short. Mr.
LaRue says that he is not solicit.
ing parties to engage tents il
advance Of the opening day, for he
knows that every tent will be take1
in due time.
An improvement over previous
assemblies will be made in con.
Quoting the hotel, it will be
operated on the European as vel
as the American plan. The lunch
counter is another improvement
Many people do not desire a full
meal, and can be accommodated a
any hour in the day or evenin,
with a first class appetizing lunc]
for a small sum Of money.
Mrs. Senator Honsbrough ha
consented to read some of her owl
productions at the Chautauqus
The whole state want to hear Mr..
Hansbrough. It is possible ths
she will appear on several occas
sions. The only way to see an
hear everybody who is to tax
part in entertaining the people,
to get on the grounds the first ola
and stay till the close Of the a
sembly.
The fire works July 4, must NJ
be missed. They will be fir
class. In previous years no con
plant has been made as to the fl
works display, but this year tt
directors have set aside twice
much money for this feature