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

sick.
A. C. Buck has joined the Rock
fold Row colony.
H. L. Wells spent part of Thurs
day with his family.
Sewing machines to rent to camp
ers. E. W. Gilbertson.
Mrs. R. B. Welch of the Lake is
camping with Dr.. Davenport.
Mrs. E. T. Patch of Leeds has a
very serious case of ivy poisinoing.
E. w. Gilbertson has sewing ma
chimes to rent to Chautauqua visitors.
Thos. Campbell, Jr. of Grand
Forks, arrived at the grounds We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Scofeld and mother Mrs.
Parker Of Minot are registered at the
hotel.
Thursday was n Of the dullest
days the Chautauqua railroad has had
this year.
Mrs. Fuller Swift and daughter
visited the Indian camp Friday at
Fort Totten.
G. L. Holbrook and family OF
Pleasant Lake will camp for the rest
of the season.
Mrs. F. Richardson and Master
Willie McAllister are the guests Of
Mrs. W. E. Swanston.
Every evening row boats filled with
happy Chautauquans are dotted thick
ly DER the lake.
o. A. Palmer and three children
arrived from Dinsmore Friday for a
few days at camp.
Edgar Anderson and family of
Lrary arrived Friday and will camp
the rest of the season.
A. W. Burt Of Crary returned from
Chicago Wednesday and is now camp
ing here with his family.
Mrs. Allen, wife of Senator Allen
of Thompson, and Miss Edith Allen
are the guests Of Mrs. J. o. Mark at
Seven Oaks.
One of the good things Thursday
was Elias Day. Mr.. Day is without a
peer as an entertainer, with all due
respect to the other talent at Chau-
qua.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Woodward,
New Rockford, have come to spend a
few days outing and to see their
friends in Rockford Row. They are
stopping at the lakewood while here.
Superintendent Swift: We are
deeply thankful for the rain. It's
just what was needed and will result
in a large increase to the already very
satisfactory attendance.
Miner & Glenn jolly the guests of
the Rustic cafe while they partake Of
the good things which it offers by
playing the Georgia Camp Meeting.
An improved pianola attachment to
their grand piano does the business.
A Chautauqua visitor Thursday
afternoon dislocated his arm and as
there was no physician available to
reset it the task was devolved upon
Prof. Hempel who accomplished the
desired result just as we'll as anybody
could have.
Rev. q. H. Davies, chaplain Of
the First regiment returned Thursday
to his home at Hillsboro. Mr..
Davies is very much impressed with
North Dakota's Chautauqua and next
summer may decide to spend an out
ing here, although he as a fine sum
mer home at Lake Melissa, one of the
Detroit lakes, regarded as one Of the
most popular resorts in Minnesota.
SUPERINTENDENT Swift is something
of a tactician himself and when it
comes to handling the auditorium
audiences he is at his best. Mr..
Swift has a faculty of presenting little
things like the matter of the ladies
removing their hats, for instance, il
such a happy manner as carries ne
offense to anyone and always accom-
plishes the desired result.
Rev. Dr.. Parks, who Is to conduc
the school of the kingdom has arrived
and the class in Bible study will hav
its first meeting at the round table
tent this morning at 8 o'clock. Thu
round table met in the tent for thu
first time Thursday morning. TIL
tent is just next to the lakewood hote
and commands a very fine view of tn
lake. Superintendent Swift Thurs
day morning posted bulletins whicl
announced that there would b
"stunt doings'' at the auditorium
The term was very we'll applied.
Tho rain Thursday made il limos