Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-05-24
NORTH AkO7ACHAU7AUQUA
PENS JULY e.; cLssEs JULY e.
A PROGRAM OF SPECIAL DAYS
AT THIS POPULAR SUM-
MER RESORT.
THE GREATEST SEASON IN THE
HISTORY OF THE ASSOC
ATION-NEW PEOPLE.
NEW ENTERTAINMENT, NEW
IDEAS-AN INEXPENSIVE
SUMMER OUTING.

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IDEAS-AN INEXPENSIVE
SUMMER OUTING.
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
of the assembly at Devils Lake which
"opens June .e8: and continues until the
night of July end. The North Dakota
Chautauaua grounds, situated on the
shores of Devils Lake, a mammocsl
miles in length with shore lines of over
bays and necks, abrupt shore banks,
oak trees, sandy shores, ruby pebbled
summer resort made enhancing and
Indian legends. A more health giving,
invigorating spot cannot be found for
an outing for yourself and family. The
makes the whole world kin" touched
spoke a greater truth than he realized.
OLD SETTLERS DAY.
Last year an Old Settlers Associa-
ton was organized and attained a men,
bership of several hundred old timers,
the restrictions being placed to those
who arrived in the Devils Lake region
prior to the running of trains over the
Great Northern railroad. Great inter-
est was manifested by those living in
the Cow counties" and a day was set
apart for the entertainment of the men,
bers at the Chautauqua grounds. An
old fashioned barbecue was one of the
features last year and an entertainment
is now being prepared that will surprise
the C%hautauqua management itself. Hon.
+. IL. Prosser, the promoter of the or
granization, is a host in himself and
known to all old timers since the open
ing of the Devils Lake region. He re-
ports a renewed interest and a large
increase in membership. The date Of
the ASSOCIATION mteting has been set for
July z, thus giving those who desire an
opportunity to remain over for the
Fourth of July.
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
An eloquent orator of national repu-
tation will deliver the Grafton. Games
of baseball, boat racing, bicycle racing,
athletics of various kinds will entertain
you from sunrise until sunset. The
famous Indian band will render patri-
otto airs. The best quartettes, soloists
and specialists will entertain you
throughout the vaudeville performance
such as you will be unable to enjoy at
any other place.
At the auditorium in the evening
of this day the management will pre-
sent two Of the greatest features of the
entire assembly. Professor Richie, the
prince of magicians-a marvel in the
black art-with a corps of assistants,
will entertain, delight and bewitch you.
Professor Richie has not an equal on
the platform and has been brought here
under big expense. His entertainment
is worth the price of a season ticket.
He will be here on the 4th and 9Th.
Another star performer for this oc-
casion is Professor w. Hinton White,
the illustrated lecturer, who is noted
throughout the world as a magic talker.
He will be here the end, grid, and 4th,
his greatest and best entertainment be-
ing reserved for the last named date.
lis s~tereopticon is a piece of optical
IT, managed by an expert-a mechan-
nj feature that has never heretofore
., introduced to a North Dakota
.u''ience.
The day will close in a sea of fire
giving an amazing exhibition of the
latest figures and accomplishments in
p~yrotechnics. You cannot afford to mis-:
the Fourth of July at C~hautauqua.
PRESS ASSOCIATION DAYS.
July 9 and Il the State Editorial AS.
| c0cSo<SNn will ,,o tho no,TfoyVnr1a fr
suit themselves.
The quill pushers will be here witt
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 viii
grounds unconditionally-and the waite
in the lake. The state press has bull
the Chautauqua and the directors ap
p~reciate the association more thorough!
than words can eS,ress. The talen
will be placed at 1,c disposal of tn
press gang and as on prior OCCASION
the exercises will consist of addresses
reading of papers banquets, boat ride
and a splendid entertainment in TIL
auditorium in the evening. The Chau
tauqua attractions on these dates are un
rivaled.
w. c. T. U. DAYS.
This organization viii conduct
School of Methods, beginning July
and ending July 10, the latter day bein,
designated as Temperance Day." Mis-
Elizabeth Preston, president Of tn
North Dakota w. C. T. u; Mrs. Bes
sic Layth Scovell, president of the Min
nesota w. C. T. U. and leaders iron
this and other states will be present an
deliver addresses.
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.
An effort is being made to have tn
State Bar association hold its meetin,
during the assembly. Judge Wade, o
Iowa, will probably be present. Judg