Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-07-03

Leeds have JOINED the Leeds COLONY.
Leeds colony reports a cloud burst
at Leeds Sunday. Four inches of
water fell.
Mrs. R. L. Metcalf and family of
Lafota are late additions to Chautau-
qua campers.
The first case of ivy poisoning was
developed yesterday. Several cases
are reported today.
7 E. Il. Schroeder and family Of
Bartlett are camping in their cottage
which is upon wheels.
Among the campers are Mrs. P. e..
Miller, Mrs. Roy Anderson and Mrs.
Louise Losey of the Lake.
The sale of family tickets was as
large Monday evening as it had ever
been at any time in the history of
previous assemblies. One of the
largest crowds ever on the grounds is
expected July 2 and 8.
Hon. Silver Serumgard and family
have joined the Chautauqua colony
and are entertaining Miss Lorna
LANCE of st. Paul, daughter of Prof.
Lange, professor of German in one Of
the city schools of st. Paul.
Gus Noltimier of Churchs Ferry.
who is attending Chautauqua, had a
narrow escape from drowning while
bathing Tuesday. Fortunately sew
eral OF the ladies of the Churchs Ferry
colony were present and this dire re-
suit was avoided.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Dickson are
Mr.. Dickson was thrown
from the Chautauqua train while col
Letting tickets yesterday afternoon.
Though he sustained no serious injury
the escape was narrow and he will be
off duty for several days.
The attendance at Chautauqua
Tuesday from Park River, Langdon
excursion was about three hundred.
1t would have been much larger but
the weather early in the morning was
threatening and this led many who
had planned to take the trip to decide
to stay at home at the last moment.
Joe Craig of Minnewaukan has
been on the grounds the past few days
visiting his soldier friends in the
First regiment with whom he saw
service in the Philippines. He left
for home last Tuesday evening but is
expected to return before the close of
the assembly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knipe, Mr.. and Mrs.
rutland and children of Leeds are the
guests Of c. o. Russell.
A. B. Salisbury and family from
Minnewaukan arrived Monday e
ing. They drove over.
Mrs. M. Kaeding Of Penn is oc-
cupying her cottage. She is enter
tanning as her guest Miss M. Cady.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. Wright, of
and daughter, Mrs. J. w.
Orchard and baby are camping to-
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Partch and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. 81. j. Shultz
and children, all of Leeds, are camp
ing together.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Millar and
are at no me in their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cairns Of Omemee
and their daughter, Mrs. Cairns, are
their guests. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Olson of South
Minnewaukan are tenting on the
grounds and are entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Erickon.
T. F. Woods family of Bottineau,
accompanied by Miss Fowler and her
Mrs. Doffendoffer of Detroit,
are visiting Chautauqua for
the first time. ....
Miss Stella Meade is visiting the
Churchs Ferrv colony.
The small boys have a nice ball
park opposite G. Bakers.
The Misses jacobson, of Devils
Lake moved into camp Monday.
Miss Alice Thompson is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Edgar LaRue.
Master Harvard Baker Is enjoying
his Shetland pony at C%hautauqua.
Mrs. w. E. Wake and Miss Stanz
Mrs. Ole Serumgard Sunday.
Druggist Simonstad, of Edmore,
was one of the excursionists Sunday.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. George Rhuberg, of
Lake, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Roberts. w..
M. and Mrs. Charles Currier, of
Ednore, are visiting friends on the
grounds.
Fuller Swift, superintendent of
,,1atform ia as nonnlar ga ever With