The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-07-04
AT CHAUTAUQUA.
INTERESTING FACTS OF
SOME OF THE SPECIAL
DAYS AT DEVILS LAKE,.
SPECIAL DAYS,

SPECIAL DAYS.
Never before in the Northwest have
the people been offered the opportu-
nifty OF combining pleasure with profit
as is promised in this years features
81 the assembly at Devils Lake which
opens June 2S and continues until the
nlghtof 1~"l.~ec:d> The North Dakota
Chautauuua grounds, situated on the
shores OF Devils Lake, a mammoth
Dody OF water some sixty or seventy
miles IN length with shore lines of over
4oo miles dotted by inlcts. picturesque
bays and necks, abrupt shore banks,
beautiful and magnificent <groves of
oak trees, sandy shores, ruby pebbled
peaches and romantic drives-an Seal
summer resort made enhancing and
strange by its many historic spots of
Indian legends. A moIe health giving,
lnvigoratlng spot cannot be found for
an outing for yourself and family. The
man who said, 'one touch of nature
makes the whole world kin" touched
the key note OF a universal chord and
spoke a greater truth than he realized.
PRESS ASSOCIATION DAYS.
July 9 and 10 the State Editorial As
ISOLATION will run the .~llautauqua to
suit themselves.
The quill pushers will be here with
their wives, children and-sweethearts,
and everybody will know they are here.
North Dakota is proud Of her newspaper
men. They are handsome, smart, lively,
Jovial and entertaining and theirs will
be no slow affair. They can have the
grounds unconditionally-and the water
in the lake. The state press has built
the Chautauqua and the directors ap-
preciate the association more thoroughly
than words can express. The talent
wifi be PLACED at the disposal of the
press saag and as on prior occasions
the exercises vii! consist of addresses,
reading Of papers harluets, boat rides
and a splendid entertainment in the
auditorium in the evening. The Chau-
taI1ua attractions on these dates are uii-
rivaled.
W. CT U. DAYS.
This organization viii conduct a
School of Methods, beginning July 8
and ending July IS. the latter day being
designated as Temperance Day" Miss
Eiizabsth Preston. president of the
North Daketa w. c. T. u; Mrs. Bes-
sic Layth Scovell, president of the Min
nesota w. C. 7. U. and leaders from
this and other states will be present and
deliver addresses.
EAR ASSOCIATION.
An effort is being made to have the
State Bar association hold its meeting
during the assembly. Judge Wade, Of
Iowa, will probably be present. Judge
Wade is a cultured and polished gentle
man and recognized as one of the great
est speakers in the west. The Chautau-
qua is to be congratulated should the
Bar association conclude to meet upon
the grounds.
PROF. D. LANCE.
Supervisor of nature-study in the St.
Paui schools, will be here July Is and19
and dcityer two lectures, Birds and
Bird Protector" and American Mann
mails" Professor 1s,;ge will be ac-
%conpanied by his wife, wi,e operates
the 800 s]tereopticon views used in illus
trating his lectures. Professor Langc
comes highly recommended. He is a
profound student and thinker and has
written several books that are recog-
r.:;zed as standards. Nature-studv IS
particularly applicable at CI,autauqua.
Address al communications to Edgar
LaRue, Secretary, Devils Lakt N. D.