Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-07-27
DEVILS a INTER OCEAN FRIDAY. JULY 81, leoo


adjournment as the patronage he
receives will warrant. Meals vii
be furnished at a reduced rate tx
all.who want them.
Mrs. Winifred Hambredit, whe
recited pleasantly at The audi
forum last evening, is the wife 9;
Attorney Hambredit Of New Rock
ford. s.a u .g3 ss.
The Indian band has proved
most helpful adjunct to the Chau,
tauqua. The boys are not onl,
good musicians butare also will
ing players and need no prompt
ing TODD their work. When the,
are expected to play they play
The organization can always be
depended upon, and, what is more
it is composed Of thofoughly we'll
behaved young men.
Quite a large number of cot.
tagers and tenters will remain afte1
the assembly closes. They pro.
pose to have a nice time all by
themselves.
It has been currently reported
that VIM. S: Bonga, a member Of
the Indian band and Miss Ida Him.
ley, a nice looking white girl were
recently married. The rumor is
false. Mr.. Bonga and Miss Himley
are warm personal friends, but he
assures us that there is no truth
in the story that they have been
joined in the holy bonds of matri-
mony.
Jushaku Kurishima, who has
conducted the Japaneses bazaar and
novelty store on the Chautauqua
grounds, was among the speakers
this afternoon. Clad in his native
costume, he gave a brief address
on the manners and customs of
his own people. Jasuku is a
bright young man who is working
his way through school in this
country and has the best wishes of
all Chautauquans who hope he
may have success in life.
Saturday afternoon was cele-
brated, for many amusements and
attractions, the greatest being a
ball game between Devils Lake
and Michigan City. The Lake
boys were disappointed in the
Michigan aggregation, which was
far outclassed and easily beaten.
The game did not arouse much ex-
element. In the evening the
auditorium was packed with
people coming to witness the clos
ing concert and entertainment of
the season. The Dixie Chorus,
Miss Lindsey and others who as
sisted are all deserving Of credit.
At the conclusion Of the concert
DR.. May announced that Col.
Creel would occupy the center of
the stage for a few minutes. He
came forth to speak, he said, on
behalf of the directors Of the as
ISOLATION, one of whom he is which
and he Immediately launched out
incoherently, but vehemently, in
a trade against Congressman Dol
liver, Ex-C Congressman Finerty
and Senator Hansbrough, gentle
men who had spoken in the audi
forum during the session. In a
maudlin manner he tried to score
q point on Senator Hansbrough's
ancestry, but the effort fell fiat
on the audience. Even his
clackers who sat in the southeast
corner of the hall failed to catch
the drift Of his harangue and did
not applaud. He said that he
believed that Mark Hanna, had
more to do with putting the finish
ing touches on President McKin-
ley than had God. He drifted
rapidly into the Philippine and
Chinese questions, but extricated
himself from the meshes Of a laby-
rinth of words without ideas, by
announcing that dogs would not
be permitted on the Chautauqua
grounds next year. Also that visi-
tors with teams could have their
horses pastured on the state mill
tary reservation adjoining the
..Chautauqua grounds at a nominal
cost, by applying to him. It was
the consensus of opinion among
his hearers that~the insulting Of
distinguished gentlemen who had
honored the management by.their
presence. was. sadly out Of place.
MANY remarks were heard from