Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-07-24

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Many of the campers are packing up
and leaving for home.
Mr.. Henderson and sister and Miss
Clara Filings left for Portal Friday.
Mike Murphy arrived from Portal
Friday to visit friends.
Judge Cowan and wife visited Fort
Totten Friday.
Mrs. Howe has returned to her
home in Missouri.
Miss Osborne left Friday for her
home in Minneapolis
Many of the Churchs Ferry colony
have broken camp and left for home.
Some very exciting games Of tennis
are being played by the junior teams.
Mrs. Ole Serumgard and her sister,
Mrs. Hensel of Minnesota, visited
Fort Totten Friday.
DR.. sihler AMI wife and Mr.. and
(. Mrs. Barnett were down to Chautau-
qua Friday.
Someone shot Mr.. Swift's tame
eagle Friday night. It was a cruel
act. Since this occurrence firearms
have been forbidden on the grounds.
Anyone wishing a complete file of
the Chautauqua edition Of the Inter
Ocean can procure same of Miss Bailey
at the Inter Ocean tent. These copies
are a nice thing to preserve for future
reference or to send to friends in the
east. Price, IS cents for the whole
edition.
The %Chautauqua scrubs played
against the Devils Lake team Friday.
The game was very exciting. Score,
z to 5 in favor of Devils Lake. The
feature of the game was the brilliant
Billy Irysh played the posi-
him make the hit.
Tomorrow will be the biggest Sun
uoy VI tA4O pAOoCLC SOoOtOu. H1oAi LIZ
more and Cando excursions will be
run and those towns will turn out in
royal style for a last good time. At
~Chautauqua, an interesting program
has been arranged. DR.. Green will
deliver the address Of the afternoon
and those who have heard him. can
tell you what a fine speaker he is,
better than pen can describe. Mason
& Downs minstrels, who appear to be
growing more popular as the days 60
by, will appear in sacred selections.
Miss Hall and Miss Osborne, the solo
lists, will also take a prominent part.
Miss Ada A. Morris, of Faribault,
who has been accompanist during this
Chautauqua, will leave for home as
soon as her engagement here closes
to prepare to sail for Europe Aug. 5,
to remain a year or more in Berlin.
She has been a student at Oberlin,
Ohio, but is going abroad to perfect
herself in concert work. AS an &C.
companist she has few equals. A
city citic says of her: She has the
muiscal temperament; she feels the
music right along with the singer.
1t is predicted she has a brilliant
future before her and her many
friends will look forward tu hearing
her upon her return.
The lecture of DR.. Green Friday
afternoon was we'll attended despite
the fact that many took in the excur.
sion at Fort Totten. The docto,
never appeared in a happier vein thar
on this occasion. Everyone voted il
one of the best lectures SO far heard
from the Chautauqua platform.
Civic Bacteria was the do~tor's
subject. He dealt with the many
barnacles which cling to our ship Of
state, and threaten the purity Of ou1
public institutions. Greed, cor
ruption, and the wasting force of the
money power are fast gaining a foot
hold in the affairs of state, unit
honest men are filled with %foreboding'
of evil for the future. The speaker
is not a politician, nor a partizan
and he merely laid the subject befor,
his audience from the standpoint O
an economist and a moralist. TIL
lecture was very interesting and in
structive.