Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-07-10

as no other agency will.
Mrs. j. w. Kelly of Crazy joined
the rest of the family Friday and will
remain the rest of The season.
j. J. Scully of Bottineau and three
children came Friday night and will
spend a couple of weeks camping.
August Kalinowski and sisters of
Crary are registered at the hotel.
They will remain a couple of days.
There were a good many Lakota
people on the grounds Friday, many
Of whom came to join the campers.
Mrs. Allen and daughter, Edith OF
Thompson, arrived Wednesday, Miss
Edith will be the guest of Miss
Marks.
It will be interesting to many
Chautauqua visitors to know that
I Q ills Lake has 300 miles of shore
line.
The girls club has already a mem.
bership nearly up to the 100 mark.
Friday they commenced to learn to
play basket ball.
Pres. joseph M. Kelly, of the Far
mers railroad has moved with his
family to Chautauqua, and will camp
during the entire season.
Miss Josephine Whipple, who re-
Gently returned from Bonner College,
Milwaukee, was the guest Of Miss
Haley Tuesday and Wednesday.
New arrivals are coming in daily
and the attendance in expected to be
at it's flood tide the later part Of next
week when the Fourth of July festi-
vities are over.
Miss Ada Morris in addition to
being the best accompan1st eve at
Chautauqua has a very pleasing voice
and the vocal numbers which she con-
tributes are always enjoyable.
Mrs. D. Stewart and baby from
Grand Forks visited the white city
Friday. Mrs. Stewart has been the
guest of her father, Gov. Shortridge
of Devils Lake for several weeks but
expects to return home Sunday.
DR.. E. L. Parks of South Atlanta,
Georgia, held the first meeting of the
Bible study class Friday. Hereafter
the class will meet daily at $3.50 a. III.
Those who attended DR.. Parks class
last year will know it is one of the
good things they do not want to miss.
Miss A. Hoover has been appointed
assistant post mistress. Miss Booth
found the work more than one person
could attend to which shows how
campers appreciate having a post
Office on the grounds.
Ed Miner has been umpiring the
baseball games. Mr.. Miner was al
ways popular before he became AL
umpire. He stands in a full realiza-
tivn Of his sad mistake and will never
try to umpire a ball game again he
says. The Indian band boys are the
most effective rooters on the grounds.
Rev. u. L. Morrill, who has been
spending the week at Chautauqua left
last night for Minneapolis. Mr..
Morr1ll's lectures at the Sunday and
Monday sessions at the auditorium
were highly enjoyable,' efforts which
stamp him as a thinker of the broad
guaged liberal sort to be admired for
his ability and respected for his sin
certify. Dr.. Morril has enjoyed his
stay at Chautauqua very much and all
who have been fortunate enough tc
meet him have been inspired by the
type of noble manhood which he re.
presents. Mr.. Morril is a good fellow
in the broadcast sense and enjoys a joke
just as we'll as anyone. Thursda.
afternoon in introducing him at tn
auditorium Mr.. Swift stated that h
had preached, prayed and gons bath
ing while at Chautauqua and he sail
it gave him pleasure to announce t
the audience that he was now about t.
play the piano. Mr.. Morril wa
given the glad hand upon his appear
ance and in announcing the title 0
the number which he vas about t.
render stated that inasmuch as he wa
about to leave the prohibition stat
Of North Dakota he would render tina
soulful grandiose from some maste
long since dead and buried as h
shout have been with his feet to
wards Duluth, 1--WE Won't &c
Drunk Any More Then Mr.. Nor
rill rendered a selection from Faust
in a altogether creditable an
which gained him an Moore.
ACCIDENT AT BROCKET..
A very painful accident