The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-06-28
CHAUTAU0UA
lhc 1901 Program Filled with
Attractions of II Fine
Character

The Big Stone Lake Chautau-
qua opened up yesterday with
a splendid program, among
which was a lecture by Rev. II.
W. Sears and fine vocal music
by the Metropolitan Quartette.
| Today and tomorrow Hinton
Whites stereoptican lectures
will be given, and on Sunday
Rev. Geo L. McNutt and Rev.
n. A. Swickard will preach, and
Miss E. Abbie Thomas, soloist,
will sing.
The Ortonville Journal says of
next weeks program:
Eugene Debs leader of the
labor organizations in the United
States will lecture at the Assem-
bly, Monday, July 1st. Monday
evening Prof. Richie, "Prince Of
magicians, a marvel ia the black
art will entertain, delight and be-
witch you. He has no equal on
the platform and has been
brought here at great expense.
The celebrated Arion Quartette,
of Chicago, will make it's first
appearance Tuesday. Nellie
Peck Sanders, the impersonator,
will appear Tuesday. Wednes
day, July 3rd, Rev. Thos Il.
Green, "The Webster of the
West will deliver lecture en-.
titled "The Key to the Goth
Century and Thursday he will
deliver the 4th of July oration,
Red, White and Blue. Dr. Green
is almost alone as au orator. He
has the most musical voice of any
public speaker of the United
States and his striking method
Of presenting his subject cannot
be excelled. His 4th of July
oration will be rare treat. The
management assures the public
that the greatest platform orator
of America will be with us July
4th. You will be sorry if you
neglect to see or hear him. The
evening of the 4th, Prof. Rich.
ards, king of magnetic maryels
and enchantments will instruct
and amuse the audience. This
will be an opportunity Of life
time to see electrical experiments
of great interest and extreme
rarity, being something out OF
the ordinary run Of entertain
ment-you have never seen nor
heard anything like it. A sham
battle on the lake will close the
days Entertainment. Simpson
Park will be ! grand place %
spend the 4th Of July. All day
the entertainment, will BE unique
instructive and fascinating.
Eugene Page the world 5 great
est mandollnist and Miss
Florence McCune America 5
foremost lady mandollnisi de.
serve the high commendation
that theyreceive. They standpre-
eminently at the head Of concert
entertainers. July 9TH and 9th.
Saturday July 9Th, viii be an
interesting day. Herr Gustayus
Cohen the Hebrew traveller and
J B. Hingley 5 illustrated lecture
will be interesting and ins true.
tive. Sunday July 7th, will be
a rare treat for church goers,
three splendid sermons by Dr.. J
B. Hingeley and Dr. Geo. E. Hall
with excellent music by the
assembly chorus.
The Clod Hopper Abroad, by
Hon. John M. otahl, Shore Acres
by Chas Craig, Happy Homes
and How to Have Them by Dr..
Geo. +. Hall, are some Of the
features for Monday, July sth
The Jubilee Singers will appear
Tuesday July, 9th, and remain
four days. Rev. J. F. Nugent
l.. L. D., the celebrated Catholic
divine Of Des Moines, strong in
mind and body will be at the
Park July 9th and will handle
the subject Philosophy Of Civil
lzatlOn. July 10th Adrian New
ems professor Of oratory at the
Iowa State college presents his
Interpretation of a singular
Life pronounced the best ren.
dition ever given. D. w. Robert.
son with his Edison Proiecto-
scope who always delights his
audience will give two entertain
ments July 9th and 10th. Miss
Rose Darlington, the queen of
song, has also been secured for
these dates. She sings all the
latest songs and ballads.
Chas E. Craig, the celebrated
reader, will be at the Assembly
the last week. Do not fail to
hear him recite "Shore Acres. !"
Prof. r. Watson Cooper, of Ham
line University and Miss Gay
McClaren will be attractions for